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THE TEM MILT BVILEW
The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper, Seth M. Vining, Editor.
Vol. 15. Est. 1-31-28
TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1942
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Governor Heil and party from
Wisconsin enjoyed their visit to
Tryon and the Fuldners. The
Governor, who is a noted sales
man, has done much to advertise
Wisconsin. He took back with
him literature on Tryon. Said he
would recommend the community
as the best place to live (next
to Wisconsin) .... Looking over
the Bulletin list we see that
Lieutenant Baxter Haynes is at
the Naval Air Station in Jackson
ville; Chas. E. Cathey’s subscrip
tion in Charlotte has been renew
ed; so has Miss Anne Clark’s at
Burlington; Mrs. W. E. Kilpin’s
at North Hatley, Canada; Ashe
.tTfile Citizen-Times; Mrs. Otis
■Mst at Charleston, S. C.; Miss
Estelle Palmer at Glens Falls, N.
Y.; Andrew Dean Shields is now
a Corporal at Fort Sill, Okla.; Mrs.
Horace Post’s Bulletin has been
changed from Balboa Heights to
Balboa Canal Zone; Jim Baker,
Jr., is at Camp Mondamin after
two weeks at Kanuga Lake. New
subscription for Private Julius
Collins at Will Rogers Field,
Oklahoma City, Okla., 84 Bomb
Sqdn, 47 Bomb Group, also one
for Mrs. Frank Kennedy, nee
Mary Sayre at Enid, Olka. Dr.
Charles G. Sewall has changed
from Rye, N. Y., to Christmas
Cove. Maine.Tryon Boy
Scouts won second place in the
Scouting events at the Piedmont
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Attention! Holders of
Gasoline Rationing Cards
The present Emergency Gaso
line Rationing Program has been
extended to July 22nd. The gaso
line rationing cards now in use
will continue to be used until that
date.
To compensate for this extra
week of driving on the present
cards, the following arrangement
is being made. The “Buy War
Bonds” seal in the upper left hand
comer of gas cards will be con
sidered as an extra coupon on
the rationing card. This seal will
have the following value: “A”
cards, 3 gallons; “B-l” cards, 4
gallons; “B-2” cards, 5 gallons;
“B-3” cards, 6 gallons.
Another Bird Sanctuary?
Tryon Bird club has been called
to meet at Oak Hall on Monday,
the 29th. It is hoped that all
members will attend, as a matter
of great importance will be de
cided. Colonel Arthur Smith has
most generously offered his lands,
lying on both sides of Vaughn’s
Creek from the Newmarket Road
bridge up to the railroad trestle,
to the club, for use as a wild life
sanctuary, at no cost to the club.
I This beautiful glen lies almost
within the town limits, and has
long been a favorite walk for
nature lovers. The land comprises
about 100 acres, partly cleai^d, but
mostly in woods. It is an ideal
place for observing bird life.—Cont.
Adams-Millis defeated Soumer
co in a> double-header softball
game Wednesday afternoon. Sou
merco reported its home game
loss as 11 to 7. No report from
Adams-Millis home game.