The Tryon Daily Bulletin
The World’8 Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor.
6c PER COPY TRYON, N. C. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1945
Eat. 1-31-28
Published Daily Except
Saturday and Sunday
Vol. 18—No. 14
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
_AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
W CURB REPORTER
Weather Monday: High 51; low
33. . . . The Press Service of the
North Carolina Council of Church
es, reports that the Rev. R. A.
Ellis (Lois Avant’s husband) and
former pastor of Landrum Bap
tist church, and now pastor of the
Salisbury First Baptist church, j
preached the sermon on Brother
hood Sunday, the national day
interracial religious cooperation
sponsored by the Federal Council j
of churches, and held at Living- j
stone college. Catawba College i
Choir rendered the music. The
program was designed to further
the Christian ideal of race rela
tions .The imagination
of youth stimulates enthusiasm and
brings forth clever results. When
W. M. Hester bought a cottage
/Man. Miss Mae I. Flentye, young
\^Mky Hester named it “May I”,
and when Miss Hope Washburn
moved the Country Day School |
out of another Mimosa cottage J
Tucky named that one, “No Hope”. I
.' reace is a process,
according to a 125 page book sent
to this writer by Rotary Inter- i
national. It contains articles taken
from the Rotary Magazine that
were written by Donald Culross
Pcattie, Stefansson, the explorer, j
H. V. Kaltenborn, (three men who j
have visited Tryon,) and 40 other
authors of note . . . Ration Sugar
Stamp No. 34, good for five pounds
expires Feb. 28 . . . Pvt. Paul H.
Hutcherson, 375th Field Artillery,
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SCOUT COURT OF HONOR
ADVANCES MANY SCOUTS
The Boy Scout Court of Honor
held in the school building Mon
day night opened with prayer by
Rev. J. R. Clair, followed with the
repeating of the Scout Oath, led
by R. M. Schiele. Serving on the
Court were Nelson Jackson, Jr.,
Lawrence Mazzanovich, Seth M.
Vining, Hr. C. W. McCall, G. I.
Henderson, R. H. Brady.
The following Scouts were ad
vanced in rank:
Tenderfoot Rank—rsobby J ohn
son, Alex Salley, Troop 1, Saluda.
Edwin Jackson, Edward Coch
ran, Bobby Hamilton, Curtis Har
ris, 'Nick Walker, Buster Cars
well, John Grady. Dan Jackson,
Grady Parker, Nick Egerton, Wil
liam Hill, Chas. Dean Edwards,
Troop 1, Mill Spring.
Second Class Rank — Julian
Capps, Joe Dedman, Billy Foster,
Fred Justice, Billy McCall, Billy
McCurry, Marvin Smith, Buddy
Ray Spicer, Troop 1, Lynn.
Bill Summey, Evin Arledge, Rus
sell Thompson, Troop 1, Saluda.
Marion Rhodes, Troop 1, Tryon.
First Class Rank—Herbert Ed
wards, Douglas Littlejohn, Troop
1, Tryon.
Merit Badges:
Athletics—Ben White, Jr., Troop
1, Trpon; Bird Study—Billy Dick,
Joe Derby, Troop 1, Tryon; Dairy
ing—Billy McRaig, Troop 1, Try
on ; Firemanship—Floyd McKaig,
Lloyd McKaig, Troop 1, Tryon;
Home Repair—.Perry Thompson,
Bill Savage, Bob Savage, Troop
1, Saluda: Gradv Underwood,
Robert Arledge, Troop 1. Tryon;
Pathfinding—Carroll Brady, Seth
Taylor, Ed. Andrews. Joe Lewellyn,
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