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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 Neivspaper, Seth M. Vining, Editor.
Vol. 15. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., MONDAY, FEB. 16, 1942
Mrs. Walter Jones Music
Pupils Give Recital
J*rs. Walter Jones presented
piano class in a private re-
at her home on Saturday
afternoon, with only the parents
of the pupils attending.
A beautiful child’s solo, “My
First Waltz” by Rolseth, was
played by Norma Spangle which
opened the program.
The following pupils gave so
les in a manner which was a
credit both to themselves and to
their teacher: Jean Brantley, Ja
net Derby, Ruby Hayes, Anne
Hoots, Mary Anne Morris, Nor
ma Spangle, Babette Sassoon,
Barbara Shields, Allen Shields,
Barbara Todd, Louise Owens, and
Katharine Fisher.
After the program, Mrs. Jcnes
served delicious refreshments.M.P
Killed By Auto
A Miss Ida Bishop, Gramling
s teacher, was accidentally
kulsa Sunday night about 11
o’clock when she got off a bus on
Highway 176 at Gramling. A
sedan car driven by Clifford Lan
caster of Landrum hit Miss Bish
op as she started across the street
in front of the car, according to
Mr. Lancaster, who said that the
rain and haze prevented his
seeing her until his car was im
mediately at her and too late to
stop.
Married in Florida
Louie W. Harrison, son of Mr.
and Mrs. 0. C. Harrison cf Try
on Route One, who is an aviation
instructor at Miami, Fla. was
married several weeks ago to
Miss Doris Stoner of Miami.
$2.00 PER YEAR
First to Register
Edward Burch Arledge was the
first man to register this morn
ing at the Polk County Draft
Board headquarters over Jack
son’s store. The next nine men
were Robert Earley Brantley,
Julian Ballenger Hester, Henry
English Gilbert, Greenberry Lo
tan Pace, Sr., Geoi'ge Alburtes
Cathey, James Knox, William
Mack Lindsey, Wayne Montgom
ery Hardin, Burley Franklin Will
iams.
Draft Board Chairman J. B.
Hester plan s to visit the other
registration places in the county
today, and a report on how the
registration went in those pre
cincts will be given in Tuesday’s
Bulletin.
Registration places will be open
until 9 o’clock tonight. About
9,000,000 men are expected to
register in the United States.
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Meets Tonight at 7:30
The Polk County Boy Scout
Court of Honor will meet tonight
at 7:30 at the Parih House. The
public is invited to witness the
examination of the boys when
they are presented for promo
tion in Scout achievement.
Cubs Meet Tonight
The Tryon Cub Pack, Cubmas
ter Charles L. McGavern, and
parents of the Cubs will meet this
evening at 6:30 at the Parish
House to view the handicraft of
the boys and to note the progress
being made on the road to Boy
Scouting and good citizenship.
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