The Tryon Daily Bulletin
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper Seth M. Vining, Editor
5c Per Copy_TRYON, N. C.. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1948
Published Daily Except
(Est. 1-31-28)Saturday and Sunday(Vol. 21—No. 195)
ENTERED AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFIC1
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3. 1879
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33. Dwight L. Sawhill’s four-year
monthly average weather report
is published elsewhere in this
issue. It is the average temper
ature at three different times
each day at 8:30 a. m., 4 p. m.,
and 10 p. m., the hours a person
is usually up and feels the tem
perature. So when you hear about
those extremely cold days and hot
days, just get out this daily aver
age for four years and remember
that day in and day out the weath
er here is pretty good on an aver
age. At no time did the aver
tee get below freezing, nor above
Paste Mr. Sawhill’s weather
report on a book or some place
where you can keep it . . . Harmon
Field road will be busy this after
noon with cars going to the Wild
life turkey shoot and field trials
at Harmon Field and to the Garden
Club meeting.at Mill Farm. Both
organizations are interested in
conservation in order for all
members to enjoy as much of na
ture’s resources as possible. Unlaw
ful hunters can kill off all wild life
and unlawful flower sellers can do
the same thing with the natural
beauty that belongs to all the
people .... Dick Runkle, Tryon’s
new candid photographer, has i*i
_Covtinved ov Back P%ge
THE NARROWS BOUGHT
Royal Fowler, poet-farmer of
Cornwall, Conn., has bought Mrs.
Florence Bannard Adams’ White
Oak Mountain estate, The Nar
rows, and plans to spend at least
half of each year there. Mr. Fowler
is a graduate of Yale University
and is a well-known poet. Sale
made through Tryon Real Estate
Company.
Mrs. Adams bought the Harriet
Taylor-Farley house last spring
and it is now occupied by her
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Greene and
family.
The Narrows has been host to
many distinguished guests, among
the most noted being Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge, a close friend of Mrs.
Adams.
The Narrows was once owned
by Mr. and Mrs. Ludlum, who
sold it to the late Otto Bannard.
uncle of Mrs. Adams.
ATTEND SCOUT MEETING
R. H. Brady, K. A. Bowen, B. B.
Flynn and Laxton Hamrick attend
ed the annual Scouter-Cubber
“Round-Up” of the Piedmont Coun
cil, Tuesday night at Gardner
Webb college at Boiling Springs.
The leaders were divided into va
rious groups for study of special
phases of Scouting.
Flynn Nominated Scout Head
B. B. Flynn was elected chair
man of the Polk County Boy Scout
organization Tuesday night at the
executive meeting of the Piedmont
Council held at Gardner-Webb col
lege. Mr. Flynn has served for
several years on the Boy Scout
Board of Review, Troop Commit
tees and Scouter Club.