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TOT DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest daily* Newspaper.
Vo\. 24—No. 316 TRYON, N. C., THURSDAY, DEC. 6TH. 1951
Seth M. Vining, Editor

Weather Wednesday: High 59,
low 36, Rel. Hum. 78. The Blood
mobile at Tryon Tuesday collected
180 pints of blood: A total of 203
volunteers registered at the Par
ish House for this service and the
Red Cross chapter with 42 volun-,
teer workers assisted in the pro
cess of advertising, transportation,
feeding, entertaining, registration
and many other, things. Dr.’ Fred
erck Star Wright of the Asheville,
Center said, “The people of this
area again came through in ex
cellent style, as they always do.”
The residents of Landrum joined
the Polk County group in this pa
afettatic cause . . . The Congrega
^JP^al Church Women are serving
a Family Dinner a (buffet supper)
Friday night at 7 at the Church
House to all interested in the
church. Mrs. C. E. Heard is chair
man. A film, “Second Chance” by
Faith Baldwin will be shown fol-*
lowing the supper.
HUXLEY AT ROTARY
Henry, Huxley who recently re
turned from a trip- to Japan, will
be the chief speaker at the Tryon
- Rotary Club Friday.
Farmers are using three times
as much fertilizer as they did ten
years agov
A Merry Christmas IllPAll
Additional ^pntributions to the
Trade Street Christmas Decorations
have come in from the following:
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Turner, Bal
lew’s Grocery, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
D. Drew, -Miss L. B. Whittemore,
Dr. and Mrs. Clarence V. Kerr,
Buchanan’s 5&10c Store, Mrs. Ar
chie Butler, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Mapes, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bart
lett, Arledge Hardware, Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Trowbridge, Mr. and
Mrs. Hertry Hart, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert L. Chase. The Misses
James and Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Carruth, Mrs. B. King Couper.
Chairman Harry Bridgeman of
the Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee stated this morning that
most of the bulbs had been strung
on the trees and that the commit
tee hoped to have the trees lighted
tonight.
Mrs. Sibyl Brendall, - treasurer
of the fund reports that about
one-fourth of the money had been
raised to carry out the project.
Donation*-may be sent to John C.
Landrum of the Tryon Bank and
Trust Co., direct to the Chamber
of Commerce or to The Bulletin
office.
NO COUNTRY LIKE OURS
Carroll Roeers spoke to the Ki-i
wanis Club Tuesday at Oak Hall
Hotel and told the highlights of his
recent trip to Europe. Mr. Rogers
was. particularly impressed with
the way the British were attempt
ing to get their country on a sound
financial basis again. The speaker
told of the many beautiful and
historical places in Europe, but
felt that no1 country on earth was
blessed with scenery and • people
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