The Tryon Daily Bulletin
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor.
5c Per Copy TRYON, N. C.. TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1946
Est. 1-31-28 Published Daily Except Vol. 18—No. 226
_Saturday and Sunday__
ENTERED /S SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
Weather Monday: High 50, low j
30, rain .09 . . . One of the most
outstanding men in North Caro
lina will be in Try on Wednesday
night when Carl Goerch speaks
at the Rotary Club ladies’ night
program at Oak Hall. Mr. Goerch
is outstanding in his influence
as editor of The State, a weekly
news magazine, that is doing more
to unify North Carolina in
thought and interests than any
other publication. Editor Goerch
,*6 also a popular after dinner
Speaker and. radio commentator on
^lorth Carolina stations. He is
an author of books dealing with
North Carolina—her history, peo
ple, agriculture, business, indus
try, recreation; in fact every
thing concerning North Carolina’s
physical, mental and spiritual
rroyrth. He is a native of New
York who has become 100 per cent
Tar Heel. He knows the state
from first hand, as he has visited
everv county in it and has inter
viewed thousands of its citizens
from governors, senators, and
congressman on down. He not only
knows Nor'h Carolinians, he loves
them, and Tryon is fortunate in
having Editor Goerch here. Con
gratulations are due the Rotary
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COURT OF HONOR
ADVANCES ROY SCOUTS
The Boy Scout Court of Honor
which was held in the school
house, Monday nirht, opened with
prayer by Rev. Homer Erady of
Columbus, followed with the re
peating of the Scout Oath led by
R. M. Schiele, Scout Executive.
Rev. Frank Murtfeldt, newly
elected vice-president of the Pied
mont Council, for Polk County,
made some announcements pertain
ing to National Boy Scout Week,
Feb. 8th to 14th.
After the above announcements
the following,' Scouts advanced in
rank:
Tenderfoot: Elliot Richards,
troop 1, Tryon.
First Closs: Robert Lewellyn,
troop 1, Tryon.
Athletics: Billy Baker, troop 1,
Tryon.
Carpentry: Billy MicKaig, troop
1, Tryon.
Civics: Joe Lewellyn, James
Arledge, troop 1, Tryon.
Cooking: Joe Lewellyn, Jack
Eargle, Raymond Anderson, troop
1, Tryon.
First Aid: Nick Egerton, Ed%
win Jackson, troop 1, Mill Spring;*
Carroll Brady, troop 1, Tryon.
Hor and Pork Production: Nick
Egerton, Edwin Jackson, Grady
Parker, troop 1, Mill Spring.
Home Repairs: Thomas Arledge,
Frank Ford, Robert Lewellyn,
trooo 1, Tryon.
Mhsic: Lloyd MicKaig, Floyd
McKaig, troop 1, Tryon.
Pathfinding: Raymond Ander
son. troop 1. Tryon.
Poultry KeepingGrady Par
ker. troop 1, Mill Spring.
Public Health! Herbert Ed
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