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Vol. 15. Est. 1-31-2ft TRYON, N. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1942
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URB REPORTER
Weather Monday, low 66, high
91; rain .10 . . . Friends of S>t.
Luke’s hospital are not all made
just during the spring drive each
year. A donation has come in from
Mrs. .Orton Ix>we ahcj the, USO
campaign which recently went
over the top has been helped by
a contribution from Mr. and Mrs.
Robert N. Golding of Lake For
est, 111 ... . Marion Brock, who
was inducted into the Army re
cently has arrived at Fort War
ren, Wyoming, Co. G. 3rd Reg.
Q. M. T. C., Bks. 646. He says
there is snow on the mountain
peaks there now. He writes for a
subscription to the Bulletin so he
can keep up with friends here . . .
Some other new subscriptions goes
A^wlrs. Li. W. Robinson in Ashe
Hugh Hill at Hickory; John
E. Walker, W. T., care U. S.
Navy, U. S. S. Kalmia, care Post
master, New York City; Miss Irene
Clarke, Shelby, N. C.; Private
Wm. Marion Smith 306th C. A.
Bar. Bln. Btry. B., 118th & Doty
St., Hawthorne, Calif.; M. E.
Rion 415th Steh. Sqdn. Keesler
Field, Biloxi, M. E.; Herbert Fos
ter, Route One, Saluda; Mrs. W.
W. Martin, Washington, D. C. . . .
Miss Edith Thurston has moved
from Cedar Spring, S. C., to
Hendersonville .... Brian Bell,
Washington Associated Press chief
who dierj yesterday was a native
of York, S. C., and had been a
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MRS. SINGLETON GREEN
Mrs. Clelan(] Singleton Green,
65, wife of Singleton Green of
Hendersonville, and for many
years a resident of Tryon, died
Monday night at St. Luke’s hos
pital. Funeral arrangements are
in charge of Sheppard Funeral
home at Hendersonville. The body
will be taken to Columbia, on
Wednesday for interment.
Swimming for Soldiers
The forty soldiers coming to
Tryon from Camp Croft next .Sun
day have been asked to bring their
bathing suits and take advantage
of the opportunity to go swimming
in Lake Lanier. There will be no
scheduled program at the Parish
House, but those not caring to go
swimming may go to the Parish
house after 3 o’clock and play
ping pong, darts or other games
with groups of friends. Hosts and
hostesses are asked to call for
their soldier guests at the bus
station at 11:25 Sunday noon. Mrs.
F. P. Bacon, chairman of the
reservation committee states that,
there are a few more soldiers
available for those caring to en
tertain one or more at Sunday
dinner. Donations for transpor
tation may be left with Tom
Collum at Missildine’s.
Cash income from farm mark
etings in April for the entire
country totaled $973,000,000.00, or
40 per cent higher than the
$005,000,000.00 received in April
of last year.
Extra copies of the Bulletin on
sale at the office 5c each.