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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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Seth M. Vininp, Editor
25—No. 133 TRYON, N. C. MONDAY, AUGUST 4TH,
1952
NSQ
Weather. The official is out of
town but he reported before he left
that Tryon had about an inch
and a half of rain to relieve the
drought stricken pastures and
gardens .... In the Biltmore
Forest Country Club Invitational
Tournament last week, Mrs. Ernst
Mahler Jr., won the second flight
championship; and Mrs. Charles
E. Willard won'the fourth flight
consolation. The first night cham
pionship was won by Miss Kathy
McKinnon of Travelers Rest and
Florida, defeating Miss Jane
Thomas to break the course record
with a 71. Red Miller sports
Sir of the Asheville Citizen
e that no better golf had ever
played at the Biltmore For
est Country Club . . . Top Repub
licans say a Republican victory
in November will assure a feder
al fair employment practices
commission law with teeth in it.
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr.,
Negro Democratic Congressman
from New York said Sunday that
both parties sold the Negro down
the river .... In Durham, N. C.
Dr. C. C. Spaulding, noted Negro
insurance executive, died worth
a million dollars. He started from
nothing, thfe son of a former slave.
The compan.v he was the. boss of
had over $30,000,000 in assets. He
had been honored bv several col
C'nr^'vv.pA ? Hack P*t(je
HOSPITAL NEWS
The following patients were ad
mitted to St. Luke’s Hospital:
Vernon Pressley, R-l, Landrum;
W. M. Ballew, Tryon. Patients
discharged include E. M. Hart
R-l, Saluda; Orval Kuykendall,
Columbus; -Mrs. Fred Atkins,
Lynn; Mrs. Ray Womack, and
baby daughter, R-1-, Mill Spring;
Miss Thelma Hines, R-3, Ruth
erfordton; Mrs. Richard Green
and baby son, Tryon; Mrs. Russell
Champion and baby son Tryon.
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Merrick of
Tryon are the parents of a son
born August 2nd, at 6:30 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hannon,
R-l, Landrum, are the parents of
a son, born August 3, at 2:30 p.m.
UOG NEWS
Most Tryon people are very
much interested in dogs. Last week
when an ad appeared in The Bulle
tin about a dog of ■ Collie ancestry
being lost, half a dozen people
reported having seen it. The owner
of the dog was brought twice to
the police station to identify a
dog found but neither time was it
the right dog. The hunt was con
tinued for Tony the dog of Collie
ancestry.
Jefferson, the golden coin Beagle
of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll G. Ben
nett. will celebrate his fourth
birthday on September lOth. Jeffer
son can play baseball in the out
field, sing and dance, and roll over
dead when asked if he had rather
be a Democrat or dead. He also
can s;t un and hold a pipe in his
•mouth. He won first prize for
Beagles in the Spartanburg Dog
Show last soring, but did not enter
the Tryon Show.
Col. and Mrs. William A'. Schil
. —..Continued on Back Baqe.