ENTERED AS SECOND-GLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Vol. 14. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1941
Rogers Wins Golf Cup
Carroll P. Rogers was the win
ner of the Directors’ Trophy in
the golf tournament held during
weekend at the Tryon Coun-
Club. With a handicap of 21
the Polk legislator made a score
of 88, giving him a net of 67.
Three players tied for second
place as folows: Daniel P. Mit
chell 87-18-69; Burch Arledge
'B4-15-69; Jimmy Baker, Jr., 84-
15-69. Third place was also
tied: Tommy Phipps 76-6-70 and
Marion Palmer 76-6-70. Twenty
six men entered the tournament
and it was one of the interesting
events of the season.
Adams-Millis Drops Decision
To Beacon Mills
The heavy hitting Beacon team
proved too strong for Adams-
Millis last Saturday afternoon at
the Adams-Millis park and edged
«them out 8 to 6. Beacon gath
ered 12 hits one of which was a
home run by W. Martin. Holbert
of the locals also hit a home run.
Score by innings:
Beacon ’OO6 010 001—8 12 2
Adams-Millis 010 010 030—5 6 2
Bryant and Q. Martin; Ward
and Arledge, Heatherly.
KIWANIS TUESDAY
Charles Nessmith will be in
charge of the Tryon Kiwanis club
program on Tuesday at 1 p. m.
British action in Syria lauded
by London press. “Welcome”
move seen as beginning campaign
of aggressiveness.
A PROCLAMATION BY
THE GOVERNOR
State of North Carolina.
Whereas, North Carolina’s great
farm industry is closely allied
with the dairy cow and her pro
ducts ; and
Whereas, scientists have long
recognized the high nutritional
value of milk and its products,
tc-wit: butter, cheese, ice cream,
etc., and from youth to old age
these goods occupy primary posi
tion in the diet of our people as
nourishing, refreshing and appe
tizing and health building foods,
and
Whereas, .the consumption of
milk in North Carolina is only .4
pint per capita per day, or ap
proximately one-half of the na
tional average; and
Whereas, today milk and dairy
products are relatively cheap and
offer the most valuable econom
ical diet of the average family;
and .
Whereas, farmers, distributors,
merchants and consumers are all
vitally concerned and interested
in this vast agricultural indus
try;
Now, Therefore, I, J. Melville
Broughton, Governor cf North
Carolina, do hereby proclaim
June as Dairy Month in this state
and urge upon our entire citizen
ship more consideration of the
importance of the dairy industry
and of the nutritional value of
milk and its products as whole
some, healthful, and strengthening
foods for human consumption, and
bring to the attention of the peo
ple of the state the immense
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