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•i (Est. 1-31-28) Published Daily Except Satur'iny and Sunday 5c Per Copy ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATx^R AUGUST 20, 1928,. AT THE POSTOFFICE AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGLESS, MARCH 3, 1879 THE TIMIN DULY BULLETIN The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor (Vol. 24—No. 23) TRYON, N. C., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14, 1951 Weather Tuesday: High 44, low 35, rain .92, Rel. Hum. 83 . . Nel son Jackson gave a talk at Ki wanis Tuesday and showed motion pictures portraying the work of a hospital. Mr. Jackson told what St. Luke’s Hospital had meant to him in saving bis life on account of the well-equipped hospital being within a few miles of his honfie. A. L. .Covington had charge of the program. Guests included Dr. McCall's brother, Clyde, student at the dental school at University of North Carolina and J. W. Ivey of Spartanburg. Enoch Prather on behalf of the club presented past presidents Chas. J. Lynch, and R. H. Brady with gold lapel but ‘ nns in appreciation of their ser vices to the club . . . . Betty Stur gis Shop is having Open House this afternoon from 2 to 5 with models wearing the new spring fashions. As a public service the Rettv Sturgis' Shop sent out an announcement of the coming events in Tryon and a list of the hotels and inns where guests could get luncheon and even offered to make reservations . . . Elsie, the most natural artificial cow in cap tivity is at Cowan’s Super Market ■ror the Grand Opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The life size cow is constantly going through all the motions of chewing her Continued on Back Page.... 1 MILHAUPT ANNOUNCES CLEAN UP LEADERS Chairman Leo Milhaupt of the Clean Up—Paint Up—Fix Up drive, has plans well underway for a successful campaign. Mrs. J. A. Simpson, chairman of the Roadside Improvement Committee of the Garden Club, and J. A. Simpson of the Men’s Garden Club, asked to handle the part of the program in which the school chil dren participate, have that well or ganized. R. C. Burnett, president of the Rotary, and Miss Jane Brown, will handle photography with Miss Brown taking “‘before ana after” pictures of strategic area; Elbert H. Arledge, president of Kiwanis, in charge of publicity of campaign; W. M. Ballew, rep resenting the Lions and as chair-, man of the Merchants’ Committee, will aid in getting the merchants lined up, Birch Arfledge, assistant fire chief, in charge of inspections for fire hazards, B. B. Flynn, assures support of the Scouts, and Laxton Hamrick, the support of the school. Mr. Milhaupt, after meeting with the Town Officials, on Mon day night, at their regularmeeting, was assured the full support of the town manager and the council men. Mayor Clement D. Stevens said he thought everyone should ioin in this campaign and make it a success. The town agreed to underwrite the expense of hiring additional men to work on the pick-up trucks, also to pay neces sary expense in having those benches on Chestnut Street re paired. Leonard C. Porter has been asked to ,do this. Prizes are being awarded the school children for their part in the drive. The Garden Club is —Continued Bade Page. .,
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