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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
THE TRYON DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper, Seth M. Vining, Editor.
Vol. 14. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N C., MONDAY, DEC. 15, 1941
FALLS FROM MOVING
CAR AND IS INJURED
Boyce Belcher, 30, whose home
is Fairmont, S. C., was brought
to St. Luke’s hospital Sunday suf
fering a fractured pelvis, and cuts
and bruises about .the head. Bel
cher, it is said was riding in a
car with another man and a wo
man and fell out of the car as
it was descending the Saluda
mountain near Tryon. Hospital
attaches report his condition as
good on Mlonday morning. No ex
planation was given as to why the
door was opened as the car was
on the steep grade. It is thought
that probably on e of the sharp
curves threw open the door let
ting the man fall out.
BRITISH WAR RELIEF
National Civil Defense authori
ties consider the activities of the
British War Relief Society an in
tegral part of the Civil Defense
nrogram. All volunteer workers
in this organization become, there
fore, Civilian Defense workers. I
urge all workers to file Civilian
Defense vol u n teer enrollment
blanks obtainable at the Tryon
Workrooms. This rule also ap
plies to all knitters who do the
work in their homes.
H. B. V., Chm.,
Tryon Committee, B. W. R. S.
Negro Man Cut By Woman
William Felts, colored, of Land
rum, was taken to St. Luke’s hos
pital Saturday night suffering
from razor lacerations inflicted
by a colored woman. He was cut
on the face, but was reported do
ing well Monday morning.
$2.00 PER YEAR
Tryon Sailor In Hawaii
Writes Home He’s O. K.
Bob Thompson, son of Mrs. Rob
ert Thompson of Tryon and a
former student of Tryon high
school, who is now on the U. S l .
Ship Whitney, stationed at Pearl
Harbor where the Japanese did
their most bombing on Sunday,
Dec. 7th, wrote heme to his mother
the next day that he was getting
clong all right and in good health.
His letter was censored, and of
course no details of the bambard
ment were given. He said that
he would write later.
Polk Students Make Honor
Roll At Cullowhee
Cullowhee, Dec. 12. (Special)
Miss Pauline Haynes, daughter
of Mrs. Bcdge Haynes of Mill
Spring, and Miss Catherine Wal
ker daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
N. • G. Walker of Mill Spring,
were among the forty-five stu
dents at Western Carolina Teach
ers college to make the Beta honor
roll fer the first quarter of the
college year.
Miss Haynes, a graduate of
' Sunnv View high school, is a
member of the Alpha Phi Sigma.
Miss Walker is a member of the
International Relations club, the
Future Teachers of America as
sociation, the Association for
Childhood Education, the Young
Woman’s association and the Big
Sisters club.
BASKETBALL TONIGHT
The Tryon town basketball
team and the Lake Lure town
basketball team will play tonight
at 7:30 at Tryon gymnasium.