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(Est. 1-31-28) Published Daily Except. Saturday and Sunday 5e Per Copy ENTERED AS SECONu "Cl ASS MATTER ADJUST 20', 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICB AT TRYQN, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879 THE TRVOS >yiLY BlILLETIIt The World'8 Smallest daii newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor (Vol. 23—No. 105) TRYO/ N. C,. THURSDAY, JUNE 29TH. 1950 Curb Repo^r MV Weather Tuesdays *j;h 96, low 70; Wednesday higv >?' , low 61 . . . General Mac-Art)-is flying to South Korea to duect the defense against the Communists fi-om North Korea who have invaded the south ern area. The U. S .aircraft car rier Valley Forge has also gone to the rescue with 90 fighting planes on her flight deck. Fred Eargle of Tryon .radioman 3rd class, and Lee Hill, are two Polk County men on the ship. President Truman has ordered U. S. forces to defend Korea and Formosa. Congress has extended the draft law another year without any strings. England has put her fleet at the disposal of the U. .S. in the Pacific . . . The second section of the Asheville Citizen today shows scenes from “Unto These Hills,” the Indian pageant being presented at the Cherokee Theatre, Cherokee, N. C. The four Indian women are dressed ill tuotumco w**v viivo worn in 1838 when the Indians were driven from North Carolina. The cloth was woven in Try on by the H. E. S. Viners and dyed by them in the beautiful vegetable colors just as the Indians did it over 100 years ago. The play opens Satur day at 8-15 p. m., and will be given 9 consecutive days and after that only on Wednesdays, Thurs days, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, giving the players Monday and Tuesday of each week for rest and relaxation. The event expects to bring thousands of visitors to Wes tern North Carolina. Wayrie J. Clark of Landrum has been admitted to St. Luke’s Hos pital, and Mrs. Herbert Ballew of Tryon has returned home. SALUDA NEWS NOTES By Miss Julia Ann Johnson. Mrs. John Young of Columbia is with Mrs. J. S. Coles this sum mer. 'Mrs. Jessie Moore of Detroit is with the Baisdens at the Fair View House for the summer. Mrs. Moore has been coming to Saluda each summer for years. nev. ana ivirs. winiam ». Stoney and son have returned to their home, the Happy Hut on Columbia Heights. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Dana and daughter, Mrs. Loring of Columbia have arrived to spend the summer at their home, Stony Lodge, on Columbia Heights. Mrs. Ernest Lipscomb of Spar tanburg and Jack Lipscomb of Gaf fney are guests of Mrs. Georgie Wilkins at her home, Stoney Point. Mr. and Mrs. Walker of Colum bia have the Blair House on Holly Hill for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George Lamb and family of Glenwood, N. C., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brock recently. mis. «ioe jjavia oi stance, na., and Mrs. J. E. Toney of Shuburt, Miss, and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Pace and children, Alice Marie, and William L. Jr., of East Flat ! Rock were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Johnson. The Intermediate G. A.’s will meet with Miss Shelia Emory on Thursday on Greenville St., at 3 p. m. The Junior G. A.’s met last week with Mrs. F. M. Huggins. Misses Mamie and Luly Shand of Columbia have arrived to spend some time at their home on the Shand Hill. They have been com ing to Saluda each summer since -.Continued on Back Paae_
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