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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. 15. Est. 1-31-28
TRYON, N. C., WED., MARCH 25, 1942
Hunter Trials Wednesday
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The twelfth annual hunter
will be held at 2:30 p. m.,
e LeMorte place today,
e entry list for this year
trials has 23 horses and riders
listed for the start, as follows:
Class 1—Children’s hunters to
be ridden by children under 19
years of age. Performance and
suitability of mount to rider tc
count. Hunting sound. Brown
Sugar, owner - rider, Barbara
Laughran. Taffy, owner-rider, Dol
ly Loughran; Silvermine, owner,
Peter Mahler,' rider, Miss Lough
ran; Flicker, owner-rider, Jo
Kimberly; Star Dust, owner, Bob
Kimberly, rider, Anne Winn;
Last Reef, owner, Arthur Rey
nolds, rider, Garoline Golding;
Booter, owner, Carter P. Brown,
rider, Joice Raley.
Class 2—Working hunters—
amateurs. All weights. Hunting
sound. Performance only. Salome,
i*r^Hpr-rider, Mrs. JDavid Hedekin;
jflPe Glory, owner-rider, Carter
P. Brown; Foxianna, owner-rider,
Austin Brown; Trompe Bar, own
er-rider, Carter Wilkie Brown;
General Alarm, owner, Polly Mah
ler, rider, Mrs. Sam. Abernethy;
Tuffy, owner-rider, Mrs. J. A.
Blackwood; Candolette, owner-rid
er, Eleanor Moffett.,
Class 3—Working hunters—pro.
fessionals. All weights. Hunting
sound. Peter X, owner, Betty
White, rider, Arthur Reynolds;
Black Wick, owner, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Mahler, rider, George Webster;
Hermocalis, owner, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Mahler, rider, George Web
ster; Extortionist, owner, Mr.
a"d Mrs. L. Carpenter, rider, Har
old Joye; Seighlinda, owner, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Carpenter, pider,
._Continued on Back Page..
FROM “OUR” BOB
“Outlaw strikes, suspend the
forty hour week, ban overtime
payments and prohibit double
time payments, suspend the
closed shop on war contracts, per
mit any American, to work un
molested who desires to aid in
the war program regardless of
whether or not he is affiliated with
any labor organization, and place
a six percent maximum ceiling
over all war profits, all for the
duration of the war,” said United
States Senator Robert R. Rey
nolds, Chairman of the Senate
Military Affairs Committee. ^
What’s The Answer?
The Atlanta Journal carries the
following philosophical query
which has baffijed students of hu
man nature from, generation to
generation: “Why is it that the
average person thinks he’s about
the unluckiest person in the
world, and yet is confident he can
beat a slot machine, although he
knows the odds are stacked
against him some four to one?”
Echo answers, why?
I andruir Man Held On
I iquor Charge
A man listed as Luther Bruce
of Landrum was in county jail
today under a federal commit
ment after, officers said, he was
arrested when an automobile he
was driving was found to con
tain 10 gallons of Untaxpaid
whiskey.—Spartanburg Herald.
THE BULLETIN—6 months $1.