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THE nW DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper. Seth M. Vinina. Editor
Vol. 25—No. 56 TRYON, N. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 17. 1952'
Weather Wednesday (Horse j
Show Day) high 66, low 42, Rel.
Hum. 35. Results of the Horse
Show will be published in Froday’s
Bulletin Today,s Asheville Citi
zen and Spartanburg Herald have
articles and pictures about the
big event. The Citizen has six
pictures; one showing Arthur Rey
nolds astride Susie’s Error, taking
the jumps; another of Mrs. Ernst
Mahler presenting the Chinquapin
Farms trophy to Reynolds who
won permanent possession; another
of Mrs. C. P. Rogers presenting the
Lynncote trophy to Susie’s Error;
. C^BJier of Wm. E. Munk and
' jj^Pher of Miss Suzette Gagnier
riurng Lark Heels winner of class
seven; William E. Munk was also
snown maKing an award to miss
Elizabeth Cross. . . The Spartan
burg: Herald has two large pictures
on front page. One of Harrv Sweatt
riding Reno Salome, taking the I
iumps to win first place in the
any weight hunter class outside
oourse. The other shows Mrs. Ernst I
Mahler presenting the Chinquapin
trophy to J. A. Reynolds. . . The
Enartanburo- Journal and Asheville
Times, afternoon papers mav also
have other pictures. The Herald
had on the field Editor Charles
0. Hearon; State Editor Jim Oli
Covlirr-ved ov Back Page_
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HOUND SHOW RESULTS
Winners of first place in the
various classes of the Tryon
Hound Show as reported by Mrs.
Elbert F. Nanney, were as fol
lows :
Puppy class, (6 to 8 months
old), “Moonlight”, owned by C. L.
Brown of War, West Virginia.
Male puppy class (6 to 12
months old), “Oscar”, owned by
T. Ross Alexander, Statesville.
Female (under 1 year old),
“Rivanna High Grade Dolly”, own
ed by Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Pace,
Palmyra, Va.
Derby males under 2 years,
“Burris Hills Setter”, owned by
Burris Hills Kennels, Lincoln
ton, N. C.
All age males. “While Away
Stride”, owned by C. L. Brown.
Derby females, “Gold Hill Tar
get’, owned by Rev. Glenn Miller,
Vale, N. C.
Best Natural Carriage, “Win
Away Stride’, owned by C. L.
Brown.
Best Hound in Show, “Alabama
Girl”, owned by Charlie Burrage,
Concord, N. C.
Best Opposite Sex, “Burris Hills
Faun”, owned by Burris Hills Ken
nels, Lincolnton, N. C.
Co-manager Elbert Nanney and
Ringmaster Dr. James G. K. Mc
Clure. stated that the oualitv of
the Hound Show this year was as
fine as they had ever seen. In one
class there were 25 hounds com
peting:. The Hound, Show itself
drew hundreds of spectators and
exhibitors. Dogs were presented
from Virginia, Tennessee, West
Virginia, Ohio, North and South
Carolina.
Boy Scout Court of Honor Mon
day nieht at Try on High School.