THE mow DAILY BULLETIN
The World's Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor
(Vol. 23—No. 123) TRYON, N. C,. WEDNESDAY. JULY 26. 1950
Published Daily Except
(Est. 1-31-28)_Saturday and Sunday_5c Per Copy
Entered as second class matter august 20, 1928, at the postoffice
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
Curb Reporter
Weather Tuesday: High 84, low
64, rain 1.01 . . CORRECTION':
The Craftsman’s Fair advertise
ment in today’s Bulletin, sponsored
bv the Valhalla Handweavers, has
" error in it that was caught
late to correct before printing,
tie fair is open each day from
10 a. m. to 10 p. m., July 24
through Saturday the 29th. The
Valhalla Handweavers are mem
bers of the Southern Highland
Craft Guild . . . L. E. Sayre, who
made a delightful and informative
talk at the Rotary Friday was in
vited to give the same talk to the
Kiwanians on Tuesday and they
also enjoyed it. Mr. Sayre gave a
brief outline of the development
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Culberson Speaks to Lions
At the Lions meeting Tuesday
night, Joe Stockton introduced as
guest speaker, Paul Culberson, Polk
County farm agent. Mr. Culberson
spoke of the Polk County Calf
Foudation program which originat
1945 with 19 calves. It pro
a 4-H boy or girl a 4 to 6
fiths old calf. The first off
spring is given to another member
and so on, forming a chain. In
the 5 years progress, about 54
calves have been passed on this
way. The question of whether the
Lions Club would buy and spon
sor a Foundation Calf was refer
red to the board of directors who
will report to the Lions Club one
month from this meeting. A num
ber of Lions will be present for
the annual foundation cattle show
and-luncheon at Harmon Field on
Monday, August 14th.
The club has voted to buy glass
es for 5 Polk County boys and
girls who are now in need of them.
LIBBY’S LINES
A society note from a recent
Chicago Tribune says:. “Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Helder (Judy Waller)
of Holland, Mich., are being con
gratulated on the arrival July 5,
of their first child, a daughter,
Pamela Waller, in Passavant hos
pital. The baby's grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. William Waller,
of Lake Shore Drive and Mr. and
Mrs. John Helder of Holland,
Mich.”
Mr. Helder was at Pine Crest
Inn for several years and a rider
in Tryon’s Annual Steeplechase.
The July 6 issue of the Los
Altos, Calif., “Town Crier” had on
its front page a picture of Miss
Pat Herron and Miss Meta An
tisdal presenting two of the Daum
ier Puppets, a tiger and an Indian
brahman in the play, “Not So
Clever Tiger.” Pat and Meta are
the owners, directors, script writ
ers, animation technicians, voices
and stage hands for a new Los
Altos project called “Daumier
Puppets.” These particular pup
pets are hand-puppets and accord
ing to the article under the pic
ture they rely on the human hand
for life. Pat and Meta are also
adept at making and working
“string puppets” which are ani
mated by pulling a set of strings
attached to its body. Before com
ing to Los Alto^ .Pat and Meta
were with a puppet company in
Cleveland and did some aating
themselves with a theatre group
there. Pat also directed a chil
dren’s theatre. When the two
puppet producers were in Tryon
last summer visiting Pat’s parents,
Major and Mirs. A. R. Herron,
they gave a fascinating descri
tion of how they make the puppets
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