THE TOT DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vinina. Editor
Vol. 24—No. 310 TRYON, N. C„ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28TH. 1951
Published. Daily Except
(Eat. 1-31-28)Saturday and Sunday6c 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
Weather Monday: High 59, low
37, Rel. Hum. 75 . . . The Armistice
negotiators jstill talking. . . . Capt.
George' Cooksey of the U. S. Air
Force flew over Tryon this morning
while enroute on a mission . . . The
Tryon area was beautiful last night
and early this morning with a light
snow that covered the mountains,
trees and lawns, but did not stick
to the roads and warmer earth.
Thousands saw the Santa Claus
parade in Forest City Monday.
Tryon friends of the Christmas
Spirit Will start soon to decorate
Trade Street with lighted trees. If
some money ■ doesn’t start coming
s«| the committee will have to
bHw. some and do the job on
faffn. This is everybody’s Christ
mas decoratioif and gives joy to
all—the just and the unjust—rich
and poor; and will be a constant re
minder during the holidays of the
importance of the Christmas Spirit
in bringing happiness to all. Dona,
turns in the past have ranged from
$1, $2, $3, $5, $10, etc., depending
on ability to pay, interest in the
project, and other reasons strictly
private, but the fact that nearly
everybody gives, something toward
it makes the project more meaning
ful. There is nothing commercial
about it. And the only reason it is
handled through the Chamber of
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GINGER ANN CHATS
There must be a beginning to
everything. And this is one. It's
Teen Age News from Tryon and
the Schools. Its success will depend
on friends and students. Wish it
luck!
Mrs. Beatson’s Seventh Grade
had charge of the .Assembly pro
gram Tuesday and had as guest
speaker a former teacher of the
Seventh Grade, Mrs. Norme D.
Frost, the former Miss Betty
Doubleday. She told of her inter
esting experiences in Hawaii. Her
husband, Col. Frost, was stationed
there following service in Europe.
The Beta Club has put a new
drape over the stage curtains.
The Girls Basketball practice has
started and the first game is sched
uled for Dec. 11, with Mill Spring.
“The Tigers Roar", the Tryon
High School paper, will come out
Friday, Nov. 29th. It will be the
school’s first printed paper since
Moby Dick, Garland Goodwin and
Joel Derby printed the Tryon Peek*
on the school press how abandoned
under the gymnasium. The new
printed paper will have attractive
pictures it is reported, something
impossible on the mimeograph
machine.
From what Ginger hears Mrs.
Rhodes’ Talent Show is going to be
the 'real McCoy Saturday night.
The profits go to improve the music
department.
Monday’s Asheville Times has a
picture of Tom Arledge in line-up
with the Eastern All-Stars defen
sive team for the Optimist Bowl
gaftie Friday night in Asheville.
The acreage planted to cotton
in 1952 will be considered as a part
of the base acreage in establishing
future cotton acreage allotments.