Fuolished Daily Except
(Est, 1-31-28)Saturday and Sunday(Vol. 20—No. 150)
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICI
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper, Seth M. Vitting, Editor
5c Per Copy TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY. SEPT. 11. 1947
Weather Wednesday: High 85,
low 69, humidity '64. Tryon in
augurated its zoning board of ap- t
peals just before the local build
ing 'boom got underway. J. O.
Safford is chairman of the board
and Wm. M. Spivey is the secre- j
tary co whom appeals may be made
concerning building restrictions
and locations. Several have ex
pressed the desire for some con- j
troi over Darning aogs ana loua
radios going at full blast long
bed time. Well, winter will
be here and' closed windows
wul help the situation some. A
white puppy was lying on the
floor at Owen’s -Pharmacy Wednes
day. A little boy came up and
played with him affectionately.
“That your dog-” asked the re
porter. “No; he’s a stray; but '
Janies Ballew claims him.” Later
the same dog was seen running
along Grady Avenue with Donald
Sizemore’s boy. Young Sizemore
said, “I think he is my dog and
James Ballew says he is his. The
dog stays part of the time at his
home and part of the time at
mine and follows us to school.” He
is a friendly little dog and likes
to chase automobiles. If an aut<r
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' TRYON choral club
I TO RESUME REHEARSALS
On Monday evening, September
22nd, the Tryon Choral Club will
resume rehearsals for the opening
concert of the season. As hereto
fore, rehearsals will be held in
the First Baptist Church.
The policy of last season where
J>y club _ members purchased their
own copies of music, will be aban
doned. Music will be purchased by
the club and will be loaned to the
members.
In order that the correct amount
of music may be ordered new mem
bers will please notify Miss Mary
E. Gamble, secretary, the parts
they sing, and all old members not
expecting to return please notify
her.—Contributed.
Polk 4-H’ers Display Six
Junior Dairy Animals At
WNC Fair, Hendersonville
Henry Deck’s “Duke Power Am
perage”, was again junior cham
pion and grand champion 6f the
Guernsey breed, both in open class
es and closed junior show.
He won first place at the Ashe
ville show and repeated the per
formance at the Hendersonville
WNC Fair.
Reba Wilson won the showman
ship and fitting award for $26
first place. All Polk County ani
mals were selected to compete in
class. *
Alvin Stott’s “Walcott Aurora”,
first place in 2 year old Jersey
junior show; fifth place in open
show.
Roy Jack’s “Pierce Motor Ac
celeration”, second place in 2 year
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