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Published, Daily Except Eat. 1-81-28Saturday and Sunday_Vol, 18—No. 21 ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879 The Tryon Daily Bulletin The World?8 Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor. 6c PER COPY TRYON, N. C. THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1946 '- i ~ - CURB REPORTER Weather Wednesday: High ob; low 44; rain .64 ... Thanks to Mrs. Sadie Patton, historian, for loan of a copy of “Health Resorts of the South”, printed at Boston in 1893. Resorts advertised include St. Augustine, Fla., Asheville, Win ston-Salem, Hot Springs, Shelby, and Tryon, N. C., Charleston and Summerville, S. C. Tryon scenes included' The MqAboy House, now Mimosa Inn; the r^idence of Dr. J. C. Ken worthy, now Melrose Lodge; The Tryon Hotel, now Oak Hall; the residence of General Ulyses Doubleday, which was burned; and several mountain and waterfall views. Contributors to the Tryon chapter in the book in ied Mrs. Sidney .Lanier, widow ie great poet; General Bouble _„, Hon. Wm. J>.* Kelley of Pennsylvania; R. H. Edmonds, edi tne i jkjdec w; tor of the Manufacturers Record of Baltimore. The Tryon Cham ber of Commerce could not match the words of praise heaped on the community by these noted people. $$gtL.'La~,cr said in part: “After trying to fnd relief in Georgia, Alabama, Western Texas, New York and Pennsylvania, my hus band came here and the com fort to, his lun£<$ was heavenly. We came here January 19th and it was golden sunshine 19 days out of 21, and never was there a more delightful February and nearly all of March . . . While we ...Continued, on Book Pago_ Home Demonstration Club Meetings For Month of March Subjects for month of March: Adults, “Well Planned Meals from the Pantry Shelf.” 4-H, “Better Breads.” Meals for winter and early spring months are made up large ly from the pantry shelves and store rooms. Therefore, careful planning to keep them interesting and appetizing should be done. The fewer foods we have on hand, the greater the need to vary the ways of preparation. Who wants string beans boiled with meat every day? Stewed tomatoes, or canned berries for every meal? With a variety of canned, dried, brined and. stored foods, good at tractive nourishing meals can be served. Check your daily meals bv the Basic Seven Chart. A well planned meal will satisfy health needs ahd^provide variety in tex ture, flavc* and color. Schedumpf club meets: v Hickor^Crove, Thursday, March 1, at 2:30, with Mrs. W. R. Bar nette. - Saluda, Friday, Inarch 2, at 3 with Mrs. Burgle Pace. • Columbus, Tuesday, March 6, at 8 p. m., with Mrs. Alice Clarke. Midway, Wednesday, March 7, at 2:30, with Mrs. EL E. Garrett.
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