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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M. Vining. Editor $1.50 Year in the Carolina*
Vol. 14. Est. 1-31-28
CURB REPORTER
Lieutenant Craig Furr, Alene
Ward’s husband, who is now sta
tioned at Camp Polk, La., will be
released from the army when his
year is up on December 8 . . . Wat
ching Matt O’Shields count the
Bulletin pages containing foot
ball guesses; it is astonishing
how many people enjcy guessing
at who”ll win, and it is equally
astonishing how often the ama
teur guesses better than the ex.
pert ..... Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones, a former private secretary
in the home of the late President
Wocdrow Wilson was one of the
guests at Mrs. B. King Couper’s
informal tea last week . . . Wanda
L. Meyers, director of hostesses
for the Southern Railway stream
line trains, will arrive from Wash
ington, D. C., this week to address
the Tryon Rotary Club on Friday.
Assistant General Passenger Ag
ent Otis Price of Asheville says
that she is an intereting speaker.
She will also speak to the Ashe
ville Rotary club .... Bishop
Frank Hale Touret writes from
Nantucket, Mass., to have his
Bulletin sent to his home in Try
on on Melrose Lane after Novem
ber 16th. Rev. Charles McGavern
and family who are occupying the
Touret house are moving this week
to the Buckius house nearby ....
lefty Flynn’s cousin, Lieut. John
Warner, of Greenwich, Conn., and
Lieut. Joe Morman of Cincinnati,
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TRYON, N. C., MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1941
Roll Call Thursday
Thursday, November 13th, is the
Red Cross Roll Call Day in Tryon.
In addition to the subscription of
ten dollars already reported, two
Bp I
RED CROSS
Thursday is the day. In the post
office and in Mjssildine’s Phar
macy, representatives of the com
mittee will be on hand both morn
ing and afternoon to enroll mem
bers while others will make a
house-to-house visitation. After
Thursday, Miss Capps in Missii
dine’s, and Mrs. Cathey at the
Blue Ridge Weavers, will enroll
members. G. W. Comer of the
Adams - Millis Corporation and
W. C. Ward of the Mercerizing
plant will enroll employees of their
respective outfits. Other members
of the committee will enroll mem
bers in Saluda, Green’s Creex,
Columbus, Cooper’s Gap and other
parts of the county. All this
preparation is made in order to
render it easy for Polk County
people to enroll; but in view of
the tremendous need, and the
national appeal, the Committee
feels sure that Polk County peo
ple will make it easy for the Com
mittee to do its work. A list of
the committee as at present con
stituted fellows; other names will
be added later: Mrs. E. C. An
..... Continued on Back Page
memberships
have been receiv
ed from visitors
in Tryon who
plan to leave
early this week.
Memberships will
be received at
any time up to
November 30th.
But in Tryon,