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The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper.Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 25—No. 271 TRYON, N. C. THURSDAY, NOV. 6th, 1952
Weather Wednesday: High 73,
low 33, Rel. Hum. 24 . . . General
Eisenhower is in Augusta, Ga.,
playing golf, favorite place and
sport of the late President William
Howard Tatt, later Chief Justice,
who died in Augusta . . . Peter
Mahler will be in charge of the
Rotary program Friday and will
present Chaplain Lippard of the
hospital at Valdese. Geo. Vance’s
Potaragraph thought of the week:
‘‘Success comes in cans; failures
in can’ts” . . . Now that the Re
publicans have control of the
£>e, thousands of Democrats
lose their jobs. Congressman
Rayburn of Texas who pre
sided over the National Democratic
convention will lose the Speaker
ship of the House to Congressman
Joseph Martin .... Congressman
Sabbath, 8<5, of Chicago, died this
morning. Was oldest house member
in point of service,' . . „ Jim Fer
guson made a hole in one on No.
at Trvon Country Club Wednes
day; was playing with Baxter
Haynes, Dr. J. T. Lynn and New
ton Frye of Chicago. Fred Tredup
of Chicago made a hole in one on
Nov. 8. Both men will receive
silver trophies from Lucky Strike.
Keith Arledge of Hender
sonville will address the Tryon
Baptist Brotherhood Friday at*’
7p.m.... Presbyterian Food
Sale, Ballenger’s Saturday, 9 a. m.
GLEN T. KNIGHT SR.
Funeral services for Glen T.
Knight Sr., who died of a heart
attack Wednesday will probably
be held Saturday morning. Final
arrangements had not been com
pleted at press time today.
Mr. Knight was born at Bloom
field, Iowa, 62 years ago and moved
when a small child to Columbus,
Ohio, where he grew up. He at
tended Kenyon Military School for
boys at Gambler, Ohio, Asheville
School, Asheville,. N. C., and was
graduated from Cornell Universi
ty. He entered the automobile busi
ness at Wheeling, W. Va., in 1918
as a Pierce-Arrow dealer, later
Essex-Hudson and when he retired
in 1945 on account of his heart
he had the Packard agency. After
one winter in Florida he and Mrs.
Knight moved to Tryon to make
their home and bought the former
Bishop Touret house from Mrs.
Wm. R. Kales.
Since moving to Tryon he has
been active in the Rotary Club,
a deacon in the Congregational
Church and salesman for various
products.
The deceased is survived by his
widow the fovmer Miss Marguerite
Rossini of Pittsburgh; one son,
G’en T. Knight Jr., of Moorehead
City, N. C., and 4 grandchildren.
Edward R. Goodyear Speaker
For Garden Club
Edward R. Goodyear, Tryon
florist, will be the guest sneaker
at the Thrift-y Garden Club of
Landrum, Tuesday, Nov. H, at
3 p. m., at the home of Mrs. John
G. Landrum with Mrs. L. V.
Mathis as co-hostess.
Mr. Goodyear will speak on
holiday arrangements with dried
materials and accessories.;