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ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Vol. 25—No. 89
Seth M. Vining, Editor
TRYON, N. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 3RD,
1952
Weather Monday: high 83, low
55, Rel. Hum. 56. . . Phillip Mur
ray, head of the Steel Union calls
a nationwide strike after the Su
preme Court ruled the President
didn’t have authority to seize the
u^ustry. . . When Berkeley Mills
its • open house recently
tirausands of people attended and
the business people of Henderson
ville had large ads in the papers
congratulating the mill and the
community. We are sure Columbus
and Tryon feel the same way about
the , new Hatch Mill at Columbus
which will have its open house
Wednesday afternoon. All the resi
dents of the county are invited to
attend and go through one of the
finest mills of its kind in the
world. It is offering opportunities
to home folk who want employment
and has already brought back to
the county many young people
who were forced to leave years
ago in order to make money to
meet their standards of living.
The newcomers who have not been
here before have been welcomed
various civic activities anrf
are meeting their responsi
bilities of . leadership in Church,
School, Scouts, Chamber of Com
merce, Country Club, Rotary, Ki
wanis, Lions, wherever they are
needed throughout the county. They
are making contributions in per
sonal service as well as in money.
All progressive citizens WELCOME
YOU. . .We lost a communication
from EPH GOODLOE the other
day which stated that his wife was
at Tryon, N. C. and becoming en
thused over golf. She made an
84 and was going back the next
day, if it didn’t rain, to try for
the next hole. W. M. Bissell should
be moving to his home on Lake
Lanier soon. . . Tryon Kiwanians
—Continued on Back Page_.*
William H. Baker To Make
Summer Cruise
William H. Baker son of Mr.
and Mrs. James M. Baker of Tryon
will make the summer practice
cruise participated in by mid
shipmen from the 52 NROTC
units throughout the country, and
the midshipmen of the U. S. Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Md.
Baker is a member of the
NROTC Unit at the University
of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
He is a rising sophomore in the
program.
Captain J. S. Keating, Profes
sor of Naval Science at the Uni
versity has announced that the
cruise task force, consisting of
battleships, carriers, cruisers and
destroyers will visit ports in the
Scandinavian countries, Ireland,
England, France and Cuba. Baker
has been assigned to the USS
Sperry (DD 697) and will sail
from Norfolk, Va., early in June.
The duration of the cruise is
about 8 weeks.
HOSPITAL NEWS
Billv Spivey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Spivey, of Tryon
was admitted to St. Lukes Hospital.
Patients discharged include: Mrs.
B. C. Von Kahlden, Tryon; Mrs.
Link Shehan, Mill Spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scoggins
of Tryon are the parents of a boy
born June 2 at 9:25 a. m.
I EPH GOODLOE: “Tryon, N. C.:
The chiggers arc back with us!
May 26 was my date for a return
engagement with them. I am one
of the few men, other than Dr.
Livingston, who has actually seen
a chigger jump thirty-eight-feet
to make connection with his victim 1
—W. M. Bissell.