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world’s smallest paper, The Bimini
Bugle, of Bimini, Bahamas. It
is about half the size of this
newspaper, but so far as known
The Tryon Daily Bulletin is the
■smallest DAILY newspaper. So
when vou tell your friends about
The Bulletin always say it is the
smallest DAILY newspaper. The
Parkers plan to visit Tryon in the
spring and stay at the Cotton
Patch .... In commenting on
how well The Bulletin is read,
Mayor Missildine said that the
next day after it was announced
in The Bulletin that the Town of
Tryon auto tags were on sale
between 200 and 300 tags were
sold. Mayor and Mrs. Missildine
celebrated their 30th wedding an
niversary on Saturday ..... .
Bing! Bing! for the Greeks
Tonight is the night when local
patriots will bingo for the Greeks
at the second Bingo Party of the
season at Sunnydale Log Cabin.
Admission is free and guests may
come anytime from 8 o’clock to.
A small charge is made for each
bingo card bought.
Mountain Landslide
Stops Train Traffic
A landslide on the Saluda moun
tain near Melrose Sunday inter
rupted train service between
Asheville and Spartanburg. Pas
sengers were transferred by bus
around the mountain. Steam
shovels were busy this morning
removing the dirt.
OPEN EVERY DAY
Except Saturday
DURING THE SEASON
Mrs. Brimmer will be in the shop on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays.
HARPER METHOD BEAUTY SHOP
Elizabeth Brimmer, Owner.
Operators: Bunny Shields, Floy Aldrich and Fred.
Boy Scout Court of Honor
At Parish House Tonight
The Polk County Boy Scout
Court of Honor will meet tonight
at 7:30 at the Parish House. R.
H. Brady will preside. The public
is invited to attend.
Kiwanis Tuesday
K. A. Bowen will be in charge
of the Tryon Kiwanis club pro
gram on Tuesday at 1 p. m. at
Hotel Tryon.
Mrs. Leona Minnerly of Neap
lous, Ohio, and Los Angeles,
Calif., is visiting her brother, L. D.
Gray and family.
Miss Florence Harper of De
troit is the guest of her aunt, Miss
Susan Harper.
Five room house for rent in
Landrum, S. C. Large acre lot,
fruit trees. All modern conve
niences. Apply to Mrs. Thurman
Dempsey, Landrum, S. C., near
Methodist church. —Adv. 17, 18p.
FOR PETE’S SAKE
Telephone 41, that’s the A&P
phone number for news of fresh
shipments of branded western
meats, vegetables and fruits.—Adv
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—Enjoy—
j Horseback Riding
! Phones 89 and 268-J
j Andrews Stables
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