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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS* MARCH 3. 1879
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The World's Smallest Daily Newspaper, Seth M. Vining, Editor.
Vol. 15. Est. 1-31-28 TRYON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, JAN.
1, 1943
Mrs. Savannah Pace Howard
Mi's. Savannah Pace Howard,
widow of the late H. T. How
<1, - passed away at her home
near Saluda, N. C., Tuesday af
ternoon at 5 p. m., after a linger
ing illness. She is survived by
four sons, D. W. Pace of Saluda,
VTheodore Pace of Jacksonville,
Fla., Leander Pace of Florence,
S. C., and Corporal F. A. Pace
of Camp Shelby, Miss. One
daughter also survives, Mr. D. W.
McBrayer of Greenville, S. C., two
sisters and one brother, Mrs. Tom
Sizemore, Mrs. George McJunkins,
and Tom Pace, all of Tryon. Nine
grandchildren, and two great
grandchildren.
Five step-children also survive:
Mrs. G. L. Thompson, Mrs. Co
lumbus Thompson, Wilson How
ard, Columbus Howard and Ar
chie Howard.
uneral sex*vices will be held on
rsday afternoon at 3 o’clock
Mountain Page church. Rev.
M. A. Kiser will officiate. Pall
bearers: Clayton Johnson, Q. C.
Morgan, George Johnson, Marvin
Gilbert, Roy E. Ward, Odell Cog
gins. Honorary pallbearers: H.
L. Laughter, Malcolm Tanner, Roy
Baisden, Goal Hollifield, J. B.
Middleton, Joe Johnson, 0. D. Gil
bert, E. B. Guice, F. M. Arledge,
G. L. Thompson, Columbus Thomp
son and P. A. Bishop.
Wi
Stamp “28” Good for Coffee
Rationing Stamp No. 28 in the
Sugar Rationing Book is now good
for one pound of coffee. The
purchase of coffee on stamp No.
28 went into effect on Monday,
January 4th, 1943.
JURORS DRAWN FOR
SPRING COURT TERM
Sheriff W. D. Hines has de
livered summons to 60 jurors for
the Polk County Superior Court
which begins its spring* term on
January 25th, with Judge Felix
Alley of Waynesville, presiding.
The jury list is as follows for
the first week, January 25th:
W. J. Holbert, E. L. Bishop,
Thomas Costa, S. Price, H. G.
Flynn, D. P. Shields, B. M. Mc
Kee, W. E. McDade, J. C. David
son, J. W. McDowell, James Turn
er, Dell F. McEntyre, Robert
Jackson, A. A. Atkins, Earl John
son, F* P. Bacon, F. D. Laugh
ter, Hugh Jack, T. P. Clark, J.
K. Anderson, Seth M. Vining, Zeb
Kuykendall, Walter C. Hill, G.
Harrison Bridgeman, Fred ,Mor
riss, Elmer Johnson, Roy L. John
son, Willie H. Haynes, R, T.
Baisden, J. M. Henderson, Belton
Jackson, Hoyt Pack, Marvin Brin
dall, W. Belton Feagan, E. W.
Barber, Grover McDade, H. L.
Toney, W. S. Green, John L.
Brown, R. A. Green, Leo Cars
well, Fred E. Swann, Jr.
Second week, February 1st: M.
L. Shytle, C. H. Chitwood, W. E.
Elliott, G. W. Pearson, J. M. Mil
ler, E. Perry Manville, Edgar
Walker, Tom Ravan, O. R. Cole,
Paul Wall, E. M. Hart, C. D.
Davenport, 0. F. Jones, Monte
Dedman, Ed Gordon, Lawrence
Hipp, W. W. Stepp and H. L.
Fite.
The military draft was first used
in the United States during the
Civil War, by both the North and
the South.