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Vol. 25—No. 257 TkYON, N. C. THORSDAYT OCT. 16th, 1952
Weather Wednesday: High 78,
low 48, Rel. Hum. 75 . . . One
of the largest crowds ever to wit
ness a street dance in Tryon turn
ed out for the program Wednesday
night. A report will be given later.
Everyone seemed to have a good
time while making money to pay
for playground equipment at Try
on school. . . . The East Flat Rock
elementary school was closed on
Wednesday for a period of 7 to 10
days on account of four cases of
dvphtheria. Health authorities
there say that there is no cause
for alarm in other communities
but that all children should be
■kmunized as soon as possible. Mrs.
^parl, the county health nurse,
states there are a number of
childrenfin local schools who should
ne immunizes . . . me new Dodge
Cara will be out on October 23rd,
according to headquarters. The
cars will be restyled and half
of them will have V-8 type en
gines. Price of one of the 10 new
models will be cut more than five
per cent and the price of four
other models will be reduced slight
ly lncs fV-or, four p"r ccnf, three
models will have the same price
and two will have higher prices.
Donald Motor Co., of Tryon will
announce the arrival of the new
Dodge here .... Between 30 and
■ 0 cut of town guests will attend
the silver anniversary ladies’ night
program at the Tryon Kiwanis
Club Tuesday night at 7:30.
Ned Anderson Opposes His
Fiemoval From Board
Local observers had predicted
that Ned Anderson, chairman of
the Polk County Board of Elec
tions, would fight the order of the
State Board of Elections removing
him from office.
An Associated Press story from
Raleigh in today’s Asheville Citi
zen has a full column concerning
the case. Through his attorney, R.
L. Whitmire, Chairman Anderson,
was granted a restraining order
by Judge F. Don Phillips, who
will review the State Board’s rec
ord of the case at Burnsville on
October 23, at 11 a m.
In Anderson’s petition to the
court he asserted that he was
“appointed for a two-year term,
that the state board arbitrarily
and summarily undertook to remove
him from the office contrary to
due process of law; that he had no
notice of any charges against him;
no opportunity to prepare a de
fense; no opportunity to be heard
in opposition to any charges and
that as the holder of the office he
is entitled to the emoluments there
of and of which he nas been de
nrived without due process of
law.”
Judge Phillips will decide the
validity of Anderson’s removal.
In the meantime Anderson will
continue to serve as chairman un
til October 23rd.
fn an article ''n The Charlotte
Observer, Attorney General Mc
MidVn it* quoted ns saving
in his opinion the State Board d'd
not have the authority to do what,
it did in the manner in which it
was done.
P. D. Karsten will be in charge,
of the Tryon Rotary Club nro
o-ram Friday at 1 p. m., at Oak
Hall.