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
lc per copy (The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper) lc pee copy
Beth M. Vining. Editor $1.60 Year in the Carolinas
Vcl. 14. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1941
SCOUT MEETING TONIGHT
The Tryon Boy Scout Troop
|No. 1 will meet tonight at the
Pschool gymnasium. Scoutmaster
Bill McCall is eager to have a
full attendance.
JUNIOR GOLF RESULTS
Miss Hope Rogers, golf cham
pion of Converse college and her
partner, Bob Leighton, was the
winning team in the Junior Golf
Tournament finals at the Tryon
Country Club Wednesday. They
defeated Miss Ruth Rowe and
Robert Green one up.
Flag Tournament Next
A flag tournament for this
weekend is the next event at the
Tryon Country Club. It will be an
18 hole handicap affair. Entry
fee 25c. The Parent-Child tour
nament is now underway, and will
kend Saturday.
*OUR DEFENSE MORALE
It should be emphasized, in the
interest of fairness, that a high
proportion of the Army’s enlisted
personnel has excellent morale.
Further, in the Navy, air corps
and marine corps there is no
morale problem whatsoever, as
these branches of the fighting
forces have no conscripts. Most
of the conscripts have gone into
the infantry, and it is there that
the morale problem exists. Prog
ress is being made in bettering
the lot of the men, but it looks
as if a good deal more must be
dene if the largest peace-time
American Army in our history is
to have the morale that is essen
tial to an A-l fighting force.
CURB REPof^R
The weather for W ednesday:
High 87; low 62 ... . Student
subscriptions to the Bulletin have
been entered for Miss Ann Brund
age at St. Mary’s School, Raleigh,
for Nelson Jackson, 111, at Clem
sen college, Edwin Cromer, Ashe
ville Farm School and Miss Ethel
Rushing, Hamlet Hospital Nursing
School. Students can get The
Bulletin for the entire school term
for only sl. Other new subscrip
tions have been entered for Coach
Ed Beach of the Trycn high
school, Sam Burrell of Tryon R-l,
L. M. Rutledge of Tryon, Mayor
Roy T. Baisden of Saluda. Miss
Mary Drew of Claremont, Calif.,
in renewing her subscription
writes, “I always lock forward to
the visits of my little daily and
am proud to have once been a
member of a community of suen
good will as Tryon is showing to
this sad world. You people are
surely an inspiration and a de
light.’’ Louis Reneau, the Land
rum contractor has renewed his.
Miss Katherine Hamilton has
changed hers from Greensboro,
Vermont, to Waterbury, Conn., un
til the 10th and frem there to
New York City until the 18th. The
Edward Kinseys are having theirs
sent tp New York this winter.
Melvin Hines’ new address is in
Care of Defense Trailer Camp
at Wilmington. One of the origin-
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