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(Est. 1-31-28)Saturday and Sunday(Vol. 20—No. 164)
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFIC1
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE. ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 8, 1879
The Tryen Daily Bulletin
The World’s Smallest DAILY Newspaper, Seth M. Vrnmg, Editor
6c Per Copy'TRYON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, Ot!T. 1ST, 1947
Weather Tuesday: High 72, low
48 ... . The World Series is
claiming the attention of millions
of Americans and putting in sec
ond place the . United Nations
Assembly, food shortages and the
troubles in European countries.
The New York Yankees defeated
the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-3 before
73,565 people, the largest attend
ance at any World Series, while
all over the nation and in many
other parts of the world little
clusters of people were gathered
.around radios to hear the play by
results. The Russians should
«»*a*rn to play oaseDau. many
foreigners make good baseball
players &ad good American citi
zens when they come over here.
Just look at the names of famous
players . . . .. Mrs. Rufus Zog
baum, who has been keeping up
with the United Nations confer
ences addressed an important
gathering recently and told her
audience about the importance of
everybody getting interested in
world affairs. We all help to
form the American foreign policy
by out attitudes .... A 310-unit
housing project for Negroes begins
this week In Spartanburg . . .
$50,000 fire destroys Cherry Hill
_Continued on Back Page
Dr. C. E. Scarborough Makes
Address At Kiwanis Club
Dr. N. G. Bethea had charge
of the Tryon Kiwanis Club pro
gram Tuesday at Oak Hall and in
troduced as his guest speaker Dr.
Claude E. Scarborough, pastor of
the Tryon First Baptist Church.
Dr. Scarborough based his talk on
two nursery rhymes, “Little Boy
Blue” and “Jack and Jill” which
teach that all of us have respon
sibilities and jobs to do; and the
need of cooperation by everyone
to make a successful community
and nation.
He said our failure to do our
jobs brings waste and suffering. He
said there is nothing worse than
the bad citizenship of good people.
Our nation was founded by spiritu
al people in high places. Democracy
requires the highest type of citizen
ship. We must make democracy
grow by education and the proper
influences. We must throw around
our young people those things that . -
help them to grow in the ways of
democracy. We mpst put in our
community everything helpful and
move out everything that would
be a stumbling block. No person . <
falls without .someone else falling,
too. (Dike Jack and Jill). We all
need one another’s help in making
the kind of community we want.
A. %. Covington, a former Ki
wanian joined the Tryon Club. Joe
Reid of the Tryon A&P was a guest
of Douglas Blackwell.
A nominating committee was
appointed consisting of R. L.
Dick C. P. Rogers and Dr. C. W.
McCall.
Dr. NjgligBethea resigned as a
member 'Wnccount of leaving the
community? within a few weeks.