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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
The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper, Seth M. Vining, Editor.
Vol. 14. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C„ TUESDAY, JAN. 27, 1942
PLANS FOR THE THIRD
REGISTRATION IN POLK
‘ApUNTY, FEB. 16, 1942
Julian B. Hester of
the Polk County Draft Board has
received approval and high praise
from state headquarters for the
following plan of registration to
be held on February 16th:
1. An American Flag will be
displayed in each registration
place.
2. We anticipate between 800
and 900 registrants.
3. Arrangements have been
made to establish a registration
place in each township in the
county as follows:
Tryon Township The local
board chairman, clerk, and four
volunteers will handle the regis
tration in the local board office.
Columbus Township—Robert S.
McFarland, clerk of court, and
"Sur school teachers, volunteers,
handle th e registration in the
court house.
Saluda Township—Mayor Roy
Baisden and four volunteers will
handle the registration in the
school house or some other public
building.
White Oak Township—J. H.
Gibbs, board member, and four
school teachers, volunteers, will
handle the registration in the
school house or same other public
building..
Green’s Creek Township—S>. L.
Fagan, board member, and five
school teachers, will handle the
registration in the school house
or some other public building.
Cooper’s Gap—Vernon Wilson
and three school teachers, will
handle the registration in the
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$2.00 PER YEAR
Men Wanted! Wednesday
At Lanier Library
Chairman C. J. Lynch of the
Polk County Council of Civilian
Defense stated this mcrning that
he hoped a large number of men
in the county would turn out on
Wednesday night at 8 o’clock to
hear Judge Will Pless speak at
the Lanier Library on the need
of Civilian Defense. Mr. Lynch
says the women cf the county are
doing an excellent job in the work
that has been asked of them and
that if there i s anyone desiring
information as to what his duties
are in the present emergency
Wednesday night will be a good
time to seek the inform,ation.
Tryon Kiwanis Committees
Are Announced
President George A. Cathey of
the Tryon Kiwanis club has an
nounced the appointment of the
following committees to help carry
on the work cf the club this year:
Vocational Guidance: C. M.
Eargle. Underprivileged Child:
George A. Cathey. Boys and Girls
Work: Slam, Dobson. Public Af
fairs: C. J. Lynch. Business
Standard: John Moore. Kiwanis
Education: R. H. Brady. Finance:
J. N. Jackson. Laws and Regu
lations : Dr. C. Arthur Lincoln.
Classification: P. L. Barnette.
Membership: Dr. Will McCall. At
tendance: Hoyt O. Prince. House:
C. J. Lynch. Reception: K. A.
Bowen. Program: C. P. Rogers.
Music: Dr. Will McCall and John
Mocre. Inter-Club Relations: C.
W. Nessmith. Achievement Re
port: Fred Swann, Jr. Support
of Churches in their Spiritual
Aims: Dr. C. Arthur Lincoln. Ag
riculture: Sa/m Dobson.