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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
THE TRYON DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper._Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 25—No. 291~ TRYON, N. C. THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 1952
Weather Wednesday: High 53, j
low 35, rain .02, Rel. Hum. 67 ... |
Fred Owen will have the Rotary j
program Friday at 1 p. m., and i
will have as chief speaker, Dr.
A. V. Dye, who recently returned
from a tour of Scandinavia, Eng
land, Scotland, Germany, Switzer
land, France, Italy ... Abria
Campbell, Polk County boy, living
on Jack Kimberly’s Eskdale Farm,
and member of Landrum Future
Farmers of America Chapter, has
been awarded a free trip to Kan
sas City by the South Carolina
Jersey Cattle Associatioin in
recognition of ihis acl^ievemefnit
with his calf project. He was
«ted by the State F. F. A.
Ciation .... Walter Fortune
i Spartanburg General Hos- !
pitial for treatment .... The
death of Will Hannon was a shock
to the community as he was re
spected by both white and colored
for his fine citizenship and the ]
manner in which he conducted his j
business. He will be missed by I
many .... Tryon High School j
Glee Club needs 40 vestments and j
anyone wishing to contribute to
this particular project may send
it to Miss Lula Burrell at the
school .... Free demonstration
on Making Christmas decorations
will be given Friday at 2 p. m.
at Columbus school auditorium by
Mrs. Jean Howard, Duke Power
Company home economist.
LEAVE FOR INDUCTION
The following Polk County men
left Tryon Thursday morning for
the induction center at Charlotte:
Carlee Pace, Joe Lee Bush, John
Allen Horton, James Edwin Laugh
ter, Billy E. McCurry, Weston
Hampton Pace, Melvin Foster,
Herman Scruggs, and William
Booker Summey.
The Rev. Orville H. White, act
ing1 as chaplain for the Home
Friendly 'Club. gave the Club’s
Prayer Book and Cross. Mrs. M.
L. Thompson furnished and served
coffee and apples. The Rotary Club
gave cigarettes.
Stores Open Wednesdays
The stores of Tryon which
normally close on Wednesday af
ternoons will remain open all day
Wednesdays until after Christmas
in order to take care of the extra
Christmas shopping. The Tryon
Chamber of Commerce committee
made the announcement Wednes
day.
HOSPITAL NEWS
New patients at St. Luke’s Hos
pital include Miss Jean McCain,
Tryon; Mrs. Ralph Plumley, R-2,
Landrum; Miss Blanche Bridge
man, Tryon. Discharges include
Frank Copeland, R-l, Tryon; Geo.
Bolt, Mill Spring; Mrs. Lucy Mel
ton Saltz, Saluda; Mrs. Darthula
•Newman, Tryon.
Bridge players who want to take
lessons from Stanislas Czetwer
tynski at Pine Crest Inn Friday
night and also see the “Curious
Mrs. Savage” at the school* house,
will have to see Czetwertynski
Friday night and Mrs. Savage Sat
urday night at -the second per
formance.