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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
THE TRYON DULY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper.Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 24—No. 285 TRYON, N. C.. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 24, 1951
Weather Tuesday: High 65, low
61, rain .50, Rel. Hum. 81. . . . It
is reported that Truman will not
present name of Ambassador to
the Vatican until next year . . .
Talk to be resumed in Korea while
the fighting continues. Gen. Van
denberg says the pilots flying for
the Korean Reds speak Russian.
Surely, that’s no surprise . . . Miss
Mae Irene Flentye has received
a letter from hadquarters stating
that any kind of usable clothing
would be accepted by the Koreans,
even thin summer clothing. The
letter stated that ten million peo
ple with no clothing and no money
^■kbuy any are glad to get any
^lig that will help cover their
uiraies in cold weather. The Tryon
group of volunteer workers has
already sent to Korea six express
boxes and two parcel post packages
to make a total of 200 pounds of
clothing. Clothing to be donated
may be left at the Congregational
or Episcopal ^hurch house . . . The
Isothermal Dental Society includ
ing members from adjoining coun
ties will have dinner meeting to
night at Oak Hall hotel at 7. Dr.
J. E. Derby and Dr. Everett Moser
will be the clinicians . . . S|Sgt.
Frank Wall of the U. S. Marines
is on a tour in the Caribbean near
Porto Rico, and Mrs. Wall and
daughter, Cynthia, are visiting Mr.
_- Continued on Back Pqge..,
Country Club Trio Rivals
The Andrews Sisters !
The Tryon Country Club Wo
men’s Golf Association awarded
this year’s winners their trophies
in a most tuneful way at a lun
cheon at the club on Tuesday.
Polly Bennett, Ellen Bowen and
Ethel Burwell sang the very clev
er words of presentation (written
by Polly) and thus afforded much
fun to all who attended.
Delicious food was prepared by
“Bert” Anderson, Frances Bissell,
Eleana Garcia and Gladys Vining.
The golf awards were as follows:
To Libby Mahler, the Woman’s
Championship trophy; the Low
Medalist prize and the Low Ringer
prize (for the first half of the
golf season); to Jane Brown, the
Championship Runner-up trophy,
and the Low Ringer prize (for the
second half of the season), to
Mary Stratford, the Consolation
Flight trophy; to Julia Brady, the '
Consolation Flight Runner-up tro
phy; and to Jane Shaffer a prize
“for the greatest improvement in
her game.”
All the women golfers have en
joyed -the past season so much
and feel so keenly that the non
golfers are missing a great deal by
not having any planned activities
at the club, that the Golf Asso
ciation has now decided to sponsor
a Bridge Tournament which they
hope will interest every member
of the club. The first bridge party
\vill be at the club on Tuesday,
Nov. 27th, and a letter will be sent
to all members inviting their par
ticipation in such an event.—M.
Vance, Reporter.
The gathering of the Scottish
Clans will take place this afternoon
at the Betty Sturgis Shop,