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ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFPICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
THE TRYOl DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest DAILY Newspaper.Seth M. Vining. Editor
Vol. 25 No. 83 TRYON, N. C. MONDAY, MAY 26TH 1952
Weather Friday: high 87, low
52, Rel. Hum. 50; Saturday: high
87, low 62, rain .40; Rel. Hum.
85; Sunday high 78, low 62, rain
.12, Rel. Hum. 72. . . West Ger
many is being made on indepen
dent nation with signing of peace
treaty. Many predict fireworks
will start soon inspired by Russia.
. . Mrs. W. A. Boyd, of Green
ville, S. C., sister of Mrs. J. S.
Kell of Tryon, was in auto ac
cident Sunday between Greenville
and Clinton, S. C. Both of her legs
were broken. She was taken to
Greenville General Hospital. Mrs.
Kell left early this moring to see
jf»v • < Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Green
■p.fryon will soon have two boys
saving on the U. S. S. Carson in
Okinawa. William Oscar Green
Jr., 21, who is already on the
Carson has been in the Navy two
years, liis younger brother Delmar
Green, 19, who recently completed
basic training at San Diego, Calif,
has left San Francisco'for Okin
awa to join his brother on the Cor
son, The parents are happy that
both boys can be near each other.
. . . The Tryon Country Club is
planning a tournament and picnic
Saturday. There will be lots of
prizes says Jim Ferguson, tourn
ament chairman. . . Carroll Brady,
student at Univei'sity of N. C.,
’Chapel Hill, was home for the
weekend.
MRS. SAL LIE PREWETTE
Mrs. Sallie Ballew Prewette, 76,
widow of A. D. Prewette, died at
her home on Landrum Route 2
Saturday night at 10:50 after an
illness of nine weeks.
Mrs. Prewette was born and
reared in the Oak Grove section.
►surviving are: two sons, Tandy
of Tryon and Cecil of Landrum;
four daughters, Mrs. Essie Ballew
of Tryon, Mrs. Bertha Solesbee,
Mrs. Pearl Pierce and Mrs. Anna
Bell Campbell, all of Landrum;
three brothers, W. A. and H. E.
Ballew of Inman and T. B. Ballew'
of Campobello; and two sisters,
Mrs.; Emmie Jackson and Mrs.
Fannie Prewette.
Funeral services will be con
ducted Monday at 3 p. m. at Oak
Grove Baptist Church by the Revs.
Curtis McCarley, Paul Tankersley
and Harold Perry.
These grandsons will be pall
bearers: Willie Campbell, Ray and
Bill Pierce, Jimmy Ballew, Allen
and Nathaniel Prewette.
Girl Scout Awards At
Lake Lanier Today
The Tryon Girl Scout Court of
Awards will be held this afternoon
at 3:30 at the Girl Scout Day Camp
on Lake Lanier. Public Invited.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Recent admissions to St. Luke’s
Hospital include Miss Louise
Owens, Rt. 1, Tryon; Mrs. B. C.
Von Kahlden, Mrs. Elbert Peace,
Rt. 3, Greer. Discharges include
Mrs. Kenneth Fore, Columbus;
Mrs. M. C. Holthouser and baby
son, Robert Neely, Mrs. Buford
Ruff and baby son, Tryon;
Christine Freda of Myrtle Beach.