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(Est. 1-31-28) Published Daily Except 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 THE TRYON DULY BULLET! The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor (Vol. 24—No. 15) TRYON, N. C.. MONDAY,_MARCH 5, 1951 Weather Friday: High 79, low 46, Rel. Hug. 57; Saturday high 76, low 42, Rel. Hum. 66; Sundav high 78, low 53, rain .85, Rel. Hum. 90 . . .'. A Farm Outlook meeting is oeing held today in Co lumbus courthouse from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., conducted l>y a State Specialist to help farmers work out management problems. A cot +on insect control meeting will he held Wednesday at 7:30 at Green Creek school with George D. Jones, Extension Entomologist, in charge . . . . Tryon Kiwanis Club will hold a discussion program Tuesday at 1 p. m. at Oak Hall with J. A. Simpson leading ... A number of Landrum people report good fishing at Barnette’s Camp, Cross Hill. Buzzard’s Roost, near Greenwood. S. C-, during the week end. . . . Brinkes Thompson, who fell from a free and broke his hack and both arms, arrived home last week-end from the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. He was walking around in a cast as if nothing had ever happened. He says he certainly appreciated the many nice things done for him by the people in this section since he has teen in the hospital. He re rorts back to the hospital at the end of this month .... Jane Dal ton’s WSPA program this morn ing gave a review of the ‘“Going Continued on Bark Pave DOG SHOW WINNERS A large crowd attended the an nual Any And All Dog Show Sat urday afternoon at Harmon Field. Spectators were there from 36 states and dogs were entered from the two Carolinas, Michigan, Minnesota. Jane Dalton, Spartan burg radio announcer, was the judge, assisted by Reed Wilson, Asheville radio announcer, except when he had a dog in a class. His dog, Julep, won first place in class where dog looked most like exhi bitor. The results are as follows: Class No. 1: Cleverest Dog: First, Melody, Bucky Reynolds; second, Blackie, Joyce Farthing; third, Ginger, Nancy Thompson; fourth, Sparkie, Betty Reynolds. Class No. 2: Dog With Most Doubtful Ancestry: First, Wil loughby, Kitten Bingham; second, Gus, Barbara Edwards; third, Wobble, Emily Almeida; fourth, Chips, Sam Bingham. Class No. 3: Puppy Most Likely to Succeed: First, Fluffy, Beverly Danson; second, Beanie, Libby Mahler; third, Pappy, Mrs. Phylis Scott; fourth, Gus, Ann Covington. Class No. 4: Dog Who Looks Most Like Exhibitor: First, Julep, Reed Wilson; second Fluffy, Bever ly Danson; third, Inky, Sally Wen strand; fourth, Glamour Girl, Mrs. R. H. Lathco. Class No. 5: Dog With Longest Tail: First, Prince, Emily Jack son; second, Rusty, Sally and Peggy Sweatt; third, Melody, Bucky Reynolds; fourth, Bobby, Susan Huebner. Class No. 6: Best Family Group: First, Penny and her grandmother, Bimi, Ann and Scotty Foster; sec ond, Maggie and her brother, — Continued on Back Paqe_
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