THE TRiOfll DAILY DULLETIN
The World,'8 Smallest daily News]mper.Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 25—No. 139 TRYON, N. C. TUESDAY, SEPT. 23RD, 1952
Published Daily Except
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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
Weather Monday: High 74, low
64, rain .16, Rel. Hum. 80. . . Mon
day was a great day here for show
ing the value of community cooper
ation. The 4-H Junior Calf Show
was an inspiration to everyone who
likes to help young people help
themselves and in the end help the
nation as a whole; the longest
poles ever received in Tryon were
also at Harmon Field having
lighting fixtures attached before
being raised Wednesday morning
in preparation for the football
game Friday night. Ralph Walker
of the contracting firm in charge
j£&4s the cooperation of the people
apb has been wonderful and that
fFTe poles will go up ready for
lighting faster than any job they
have ever done. The holes are nine
■feet deep and the KO-tt. poles wm
lie raised by machinery. A thrilling:
r-isrht for some boys who can watch
it. Donations are coming: in now
for the protect from Oak Hall
hotel, Russell Walcott, Dan S.
Rion. W. Y. Wilkins Jr.. C. O.
Ridings, Nelson Jackson IT ... .
Another example of cooperation!
Relatives of Zeh Ci ’ence Jack
son, 32, drowned in Lake Lure
about midnipht Saturdav, appealed
*(i Tryon Police and Firemen to
help pet the body out of the lake.
'Hmrr were no prapplinp hooks
in Trvon. So Harrison Bridgeman
Covtivved on Ba^k Page
JUNIOR DAIRY SHOW
PRODUCES 16 FIRSTS
Out of a total of 32 calves ex
hibited at the 4-H Club Junior
Dairy Show at Harmon Field Mon
day morning- there were 16 first
place winners, 12 second places
and four third places. The 1st, 2nd
place winners have been sent to
the Asheville show at Enka for
Tuesday’s exhibits. George Hyatt
of State College was the judge.
Winners in Showmanship were
Bobby Fagan, first; R. L. Shuford
III, second; Reba Wilson, third.
Winners for fitting, Elizabeth,
Nichols, fii’st; R. L. Shuford, 2nd;
Merlene McSiwain, third.
County Agents Paul Culberson
and Joe K. Davis were in charge
of the show..
The Blue Ribbon winners were
as follows; Elizabeth Nichols,
Frances of Beck-M-Nick; Rebecca
Cantrell. Tryon Processing Bomb;
Daryl Brannon, Green Pastures
Princess; Durand Brannon, Green
Pastures Willow Observer; Eu
gene Phillips, Standard Dora Cor
rine; Reba Wilson, Sybil Ethel
Lady; Joyce Ann Pittman, Kiwanis
Club; Henry Higgins, Afterglow
Bell Sula; R. L. Shufford III.
Valerie’s Hedwig; Annie Powell,
Wonderful Kiwanis Lass; Frank
Price. Rotary Club; R. L. Shuford
ITT. Weaverbarton Pussy Willow:
Julian K. Rhodes, Chamber of
Commerce; Pobbv Jo Fagan, But
ler Dairy ( ’lette; Alfred Stott,
Standard Hollyhock Mary; Louie
Rollins, Butler Dairy Belle.
Red Ribbon winners were as
follov’s: Nell Dean Smith, Rose
Maxim’s Chinquanin Anne; Jackie
Arledge, Duke Power’s Booster;
Bobby G. McCarter. Spartan Cham
Cowtiv'uP'l Ov Back Paae_