THE TRVOH DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper.Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 24—No. 255 TRYON, N. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 12, 1951
(Eat. 1-81-28
Published Daily Except
Saturday and Sunday
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ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFPICB
_AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OP CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Weather Tu ^ay: High 85, low
61, Rel. Hum. 65 . . . Congratula
tions to the Polk County 4-H Club
members on the splendid showing
their calves made in the Asheville
show. Those friends of young peo
ple who are contributing prizes
will feel richly rewarded . . . The
Crusade for Freedom Motorcade
came to Polk County Tuesday en
route acrdss North Carolina from
Murphy to Manteo. The motorcade
was met at each county line by
the Highway Patrol of the district
and escorted to place of perform
ance. Mayor C. D. Stevens and
the Tryon Police Department did
a good job of setting off a section
of Trade Street and routing traffic
across the railroad. Over 100 Tryon
high school students joined the
firowd in front of Foodland to at
tend the program. Miss Phoebe
Norton, Raleigh radio commenta
tor, was mistress of ceremonies and
told of the purpose of the Crusade
for Freedom: to unite our friends
behind the iron curtain and to give
them hope to resist the Russian lies
and take a stand for freedom. Two
balloons were released! from a
special truck demonstrating how
millions of leaflets are being sent
over the iron curtain. A recorded
talk by Drew Pearson was given
over the public address system tell
ing the effect this propaganda is
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POLK DAIRY CALVES WIN
AT ASHEVILLE SHOW
The grand champion of the
Jersey breed was won by Roy
Jack’s Pierce Motor Acceleration
at the Western North Carolina
Junior Dairy Show held near Ashe
ville Tuesday. The Asheville Citi
zen today had a picture of the cow
held by Kermit Nichols of Tryon
R-l. Roy was ill and could not
be present.
Jimmy Martin, who won a blue
ribbon for best Holstein, also took
first place in show for fitting.
The showing of all Polk County
calves was outstanding. They took
15 first place ribbons, 14 sec
ond piace winners and two third
places.
County Agents Paul Culberson
and Earl Carter accompanied the
young people to Asheville. The
complete list of winners are as
follows:
Blue ribbons—Jimmy Martin,
Rebecca Cantrell, Dempsy Arledge,
Libby Jack, Bobby Joe Fagan,
Reba Wilson, Jack Terry Emerson,
Annie Powell, Robert Lee Shu
ford in, Neal Rollins, Roy Jack.
Red ribbons—Nell Dean Smith,
Lewis Cantrell, Bobby Gene Mc
Carter. Gerald Stott, Donald Sear
cy,’Charles Earley, Jean Higgins,
Wayne Stott, Lucy Rhodes, Mar
lene McSwain, Billy Tom Led
better, Marion Womack, Johnny
Shytle, Ray Jackson.
White ribbons—Preston McEnr
tire,. Dupree Calvert.
In showmanship of Guernseys,
Bobby Gene McCarter got second
place. In fitting of Guernseys,
Dempsey Arledge took fourth
place.
In showmanship of Jerseys with
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