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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.
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Vol. 15. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N, C., TUESDAY. MARCH 3, 1942
COMMUNICATIONS
Dear Mr. Vining,
j^er can the Tryon friends
the great depth of friend
ship existing between them and
us!
Our life over night was changed
from a warm, peace-loving fellow
ship into a hard, cold, routine
Army way of living. Of course,
it is a high privilege to be se
lected to serve one's country, and
it is only the determination to
save our Democracy and our
homes that could, ever cause a
Minister of God to go onto the
battle field.
Please say to all our many
friends that we greatly appre
ciate their acts of kindnesses,
their many letters, and their
much needed prayers, v
May God bless this land of ours
—may friends once again meet
somewhere, somehow;.
T'i|fekd Mrs. George M. Schreyer
21st Bn., 7th Reg. BIRTC,
Port McClellan, Ala.
P.S.—The Bulletin is worth its
weight in gold to us, carrying just
the information we needed so
promptly.
Owing to repairs at the Library,
the regular monthly meeting cf
the Lanier club will be held at
the High School on Thursday,
March 5th at 3:30.
Mrs. Bessie Wilson Ralston of
Asheville, Librarian of the Book
mobile, sponsored by the Pack
Library, will talk on her work of
distributing books in the remote
sections of Buncombe county.
All those interested in hearing
Mrs. Ralston are cordially wel
come.
First Aid Classes Are
Being Organized Here
Preparations for teaching first
aid to the residents of Polk Coun
ty as an important measure in
civilian defense are being made
according to Marcus B. Caldwell,
chairman of the Red Cross First
Aid Committee for the county.
Three classes have been formed
with two starting this week. The
men’s class was to start last night
at city fire department, receive
their first aid hooks, and meet
each Monday night at 7 p. m. Dr.
Austin Wocdy will be in charge
of instruction until the twenty
four hour course is completed.
All boys and men who are in
terested are asked to register at
the Tcwn office this week if they
were unable to be present. The
classes will be held at the Tryon
Fire department.
The Junior v^Iasswill be under
the direction of Mirs. David Hed
ekin and Mrs. Martha Lightner
Boone, both of whom are quali
fied Red Cross Instructors. Two
classes are to be conducted each
week in the Science Hall of the
Tryon School, on Wednesdays and
Fridays from 4 to 6 p. m. This
course requires fifteen hours for
completion, and is open to girls
under sixteen.
The class for ladies will be con
ducted by Dr. William St. Jul
ien Jervey, assisted by Mrs. Hed
ekin and Mrs. Boone. Those wish
ing to take the course are asked
to register with Mlrs. George A.
Cathey at the Blue Ridge Weav
ers. The initial meeting will be
held on Tuesday night, Match 10
at 7:30 p. m. at Missildine's Hall
where this class will be held.