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The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper, Seth M. Vining, Editor.
Vol. 15. Est. 1-31-28
TRYON; N. C.t FRIDAY, NOY. 13, 1942
START HOME BAKERY
Miss L. Craig-Wallace, a native
of Scotland, who has been in this
country 12 years and came to Polk
County recently from Washing
ton, D. C., is in partnership with
L. J. Welden of Chicago, in
i,4B^peration of the Golden Krisp
Home Bakery, Tryon, N, C. They
are making their home in the
Metcalf Lodge at Columbus and
for the present will have their
bakery foods on sale Saturday
mornings at Andrews & Co., Bal
lenger’s, and Farthing & Elliott’s.
If the demand for their bakery
foods justify it they will be placed
on sale more frequently. Miss
Welden is the baker, and she has
had seven years experience in a
diplomatic house where she baked
unsual foods for distinguished
guests all over the world.
Nurses’ Emergency Helpers
To take the place of the Nurses’
Aides course, w'hich proved too
exacting in its requirements to
suit our small community, it has
bif^^decided by the Citizens Ser
vl^^^Corps to start a course for
Nurses’ Emergency Helpers. The
initial requirements for this course
will be 20 hours of Red • Cross
home nursing and 20 hours of
Red Cross first aid, and new class
es in both of these will be started
if necessary. Those who have sat
isfactorily completed these two
courses may volunteer for advanc
ed training which will be given
under a special supervisor at the
St. Luke’s hospital.
There is real need for these
Nurses’ Helpers, both white and
colored, to assist at the hospital
and in private homes, and also to
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CURB REPORTER
Weather Thursday: Low 30,
high 63. . . .» . Among those re
ported hunting wild hogs in Nan
tahala Forest this week were C.
O. Story, C. M. Eargle, Harrison
Bridgeman, Amos Foster and D.
V. Tallent. The men are said
to have hunted hogs in one of the
wildest sections of North Caro
lina near the Georgia line in
Clay County. Mr. Story had two
live little wild pigs in a truck
Wednesday. One of them had
brown stripes running ut> and
down his back. By standers said it
had more wild Russian hog in him
than the other pig. Curt Eargle
was exhibiting the lower jaw of
a firce boar which he killed ....
The large circulation of the
Bulletin makes it one of the most ,
economical mediums through
which to let the public know what
you want. Elbert Arledge, printer,
has received orders for Christ
mas cards from Mississippi,
Louisiana, Wilmington and other
places ... Today? is Friday, the
13th, which reminds us that Ralph
Porter of Tryon, now on furlough
from Fcrt Benning, Ga., parachute
troops, made his first trip in an
airplane on Friday 13th. the num
ber of the airplane was 13, so
he jumped out of the plane and
landed safely with his parachute.
He has been up in an airplane
eleven times but has never come
down in one. He likes it even
though the training is stiff. He is
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