(Est. 1-31-28)
Published, Daily Excevt
Saturday and Sunday
(Vol. 20—No. 97)
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFIC1
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OP CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
The World’s Smallest DAILY Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor
5c Per Copy _TRYON, N. C., MONDAY, jfrNE 30TH, 1947
Weather Friday: High 90, low j
62, rain .31; humidity 51. Satur- j
day high 84, low 63, rain .15, i
humidity 74. Sunday high 92, low j
65, humidity 52; barometer at i
10:15 today was 29.7%, coming
up toward normal 30 . . . Harley
Kuykendall, the Tryon soldier who ]
was courtmarshalled and put in
prison for killing a Japanese af- |
ter the war was over, is home again
in Tryon .... Ernest Burwell
has an ad in today’s Spartanburg
Herald showing the oldest Chevro
ofgfc truck in the county. It is owned
't^V Harley Solesbee, who bought
Hie truck in 1942 from E. G. Voll
mer, the original owner, who pur
chased it in 1926 . . . Mrs. A. A.
Thompson, The Polk County News
correspondent for Pea Ridge, states
.that lightning destroyed the barn"
of Boyce Carswell Friday week, I
and that prompt work by some
neople nearby, saved the barn of
E. G. Thompson. Lightning also
ran through the radio of Thurman
Taylor in the same section . . . Ad
miral Byrd speaks in Spartanburg
tonight . . H. P. (Pat) Taylor
of Wadesboro has announced for
Lieutenant Governor ... St. Louis,
Mo., has worst flood in 103 years.
A tornado hit Hopewell, Via., and
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Wine, Champagne; Subject
At Kiwanis On Tuesday
S. Vernon Smith will be in
charge of the Tryon Kiwanis Club
program Tuesday at 1 p. m., at
Oak Hall and will have as his
guest speaker, Charles Goggi, who
will speak on the manufacture of
wine and champagne.
NO DOUBLE PARKING
Chief of Police Walter L. Roach
stated this morning that double
parking of cars, will draw the
same penalty as over-parking time.
The chief also pointed out that
there was only one exception, and
that was letting wholesale and
other trucks bringing merchandise
to merchants, be permitted to
double park.
Record Crowd Expected To
Attend Farm & Home Week
Designed to be of interest to
both men and women, the 1947
Farm and Home Week, to be held
at State College August 25-29,
will offer the expected record
breaking attendance entertainment
as well as many new ideas on
farm and home practices.
The series of demonstrations
which are scheduled on practically
every farm enterprise have been
arranged to let both men and wo
men see and actually take part.
It is believed that through this
type of training, the subject matter
can be better explained and more
easily grasped. Several sections
will be in progress at the same
time so the farmers and their
wives, can take advantage of the
subjects in which they are most
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