ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879.
THE TRYON DAILY BULLETIN
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S!eth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 14. Est. 1-31-28
Floor Show Tonight
Pupils of Miss Eleanor Moffett’s
school of dancing here will be
presented in a floor show at the
Tryon horse show ball tonight at
■tmM 9 o’clock at Oak Hall, Tryon. The
~ ball is given as one ors the social
functions for exhibitors and visi
tors in Tryon for the annual
Horse Show.
The floor show will feature Ter
ry Woodcock, four-year-old artist.
Others appearing will include Son
ny Green, Barbara and Dolly
Loughran, Geneva Gibbs, Eloise
Martin, Doris Campbell, Eleaine
Briggs, Jane Siler, Betty Hipps,
Polly Clark, Carolyn Carter, Ir
ma Frances Jeter, Louise Corn,
Louise Jones, Nancy Shaw Green,
Ann Wallace, Kathryn Hipps, Bil
ly Ray DeVaull, Sue Jane Kram
er, Marilyn Blomberg, Ginger
Limbaugh, Sally Sumner, Jean
Davis and Janice Young.—Ashe
ville Citizen.
Ml H°rs e and Hound Show
On Air and in Movies
The first radio broadcast from
Tryon will be given from Har
mon Field at the Horse Show
over station WSPA, Spartanburg
during Wednesday afternoon. This
new improved station is new a
member of the Columbia network.
The first movie news of the
Horse and Hound show will be
made by a Pathe News camera
man.
Approximately 70 horses had
entered in the Tryon Horse
Shew early this morning. More
will be coming in this afternoon
and tonight as always.
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TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1941
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Scout Honor Court
Results Given
The Polk County Boy Scout
Court of Honor held in the Par
ish House Monday night opened
with prayer by Rev. Chas. L. Mc-
Gavem, followed with the repeat
ing of the Scout Oath.
The following men served on
the Court with R. H. Brady as
chairman: Scout Executive R. M.
Schiele, J. M. Baker, Robert Dick,
G. I. Henderson, Lawrence Mas
zanovich, M. B. Caldwell, Dr. Wil
liam McCall, R. B. White, Rev.
Chas. L. McGavern. Mrs. Schiele
was the secretary.
One of the highlights of the
program was the making of fire
by friction by Dick Arthur who
passed his final tests for the
Eagle rank.
Scouts appearing before the
Court for advancement were:
Tenderfoot: Edward Beatson,
Douglas Helms.
Second Class: Joe Derby, Billy
Dick.
Merit Badges—Athletics: Spur
geon Arledge, Harrison Bridge
man, Phil Morris.
Camping: Richard G. Arthur.
Bird Study: Richard G. Arthur.
Electricity: Bobby Dick.
Life Scout Rank: Phil Morris.
Eagle Scout Rank: Richard G.
Arthur.
Following the usual custom the
Negro Scouts were then-rexamined
by the Court.
Tenderfoot: Elbert Ziblar.
First Aid to Animals: Colum
bus Lyles, Jr.
Pathfinding: Daniel Ziglar
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