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THE TRm IHHl BUILEM
The World’s Smallest Daily Newspaper, Seth M. Vining, Editor.
Vol. 16. Est. 1-31-28
TRYON, N. C„ TUESDAY, FEB. 2, 1943
Weather Monday: High GO, low j
39 , . . . Mrs. John Phillips, who |
has been coming to Tryon for 41 !
years, and who was a subscriber
to the Tryon Bee, is a new sub
scriber of the Tryon Daily Bulle
tin at Oak Hall cottage No. 3.
Another new one is Cpl. Paul
Justice, 34211116, APO 43, care
Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif.
He and Max Feagan and Hugh
Tessneer of Columbus are in the
New Caledonia area of the Pacific.
He wrote his mother, Mrs. Archie
Price, “If you can’t get a Bulle
tin any other way send me a let
ter full once a week, for we (JMax
and I) surely do miss them.” . . .
Another new subscriber is Mrs.
H. H. Carson of Lenoir; Mrs.
«knford Thompson, Pacific GroVe,
■if., Robert Painter, Route One.
enewals for Miss Florence Cox,
former Polk Home Demonstration
Agent, now of Halifax, N. C., Miss
Anne Clarke of Burlington, N. C.,
Mrs. W. W. Crapo, Detroit, Mich.
First Officer (Captain) Helen
Hedekin, 517 North Wild Olive St.,
Daytona Beach, Fla., Miss Mary
Beach, Terre Haute, Ind.
Roosevelt back in Washington from
his conference with Churchill in
North Africa, withdraws nomina
tion of . Edward J. Flynn to be his
personal ambassador to the Pacific
islands. Russians continue to drive
the Germans back to within 40
miles of Rostov.
li. F. LAWTER
Burgan Franklin Lawter, 61, son
of the late M. R. Lawter and
Sarah Jackson Lawter of Ruther
ford county, passed away in a hos
pital in Kansas City, Mo., January
31st at 1:30 a. m. He had made
his home in Kansas City for sev
eral years.
Mr. Lawter is survived by his
widow, the former, Mrs. Hal Hor
ton of Kansas City; two daugh
ters of Washington state; and one
sister, Mrs. Selina McMurray, of
Columbus.
Mr. Lawter was a prominent
merchant in Columbus over 30
years ago.
SALUDA SAVING CANS
Chief H. G. Laughter, chairman
| of the Saluda Scrap Metal com
I mittee reports that his community
I is now saving tin cans. Major
[ Bernard Sharp, County Salvage
[ chairman, hopes that the practice
! will extend over the county.
It is much less difficult to re
move the second end from cans
if it is covered with a cloth.
If it were not worth the trouble
to SAVE TIN CANS, the govern
ment would not be saying so much
about it.
Honor Roll For Tryon School
Second Grade: Phyllis Dean
Nanney, Genell Turner, Charles
Arledge, Bobby Reynolds, Wallace
Lankford, Kenneth Walker, John
Floyd Peeler, Chaney Lee Comer,
Elizabeth Emery, Edgar Ballew.
Third Grade: Ray Melton, Har
vey Waters, Elliott Richards,
Floyd Walker, Laura Ann Nanney,
Lois Bridgeman, Dorothy Walker,
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