Published Daily Except [Est. 1-31-28] Saturday a/nd Sunday L5c Per Copy} 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 DULY BULLETIN The World's Smallest daily Newspaper.Seth M. Vining, Editor Vol. 25—No. 304 TRYON, N. C. TUESDAY, DEC. 23RD. 1953 CURB REPORTER Everybody getting ready for Christmas. Tryon Bank & Trust Co. will be closed for two days, Thursday and Friday, Dec. 25th and 26th. A & P will be closed for same period. “Mass killings of prisoners by Americans and other ^human acts” is part of the pro paganda'sent out by the Russians and to discredit us before the rest of the world. Are we going to take such slander lying down? Do you want to help correct those lies in the minds of other people behind the iron curtain, people on the border line between being our friends or enemies because they are in doubt, lacking sufficient information as to the true facts? Your contribution to the Crusade for Freedom will help broadcast true information to those coun tries and encourage them to fight on for the freedom rvf nil nonnlo Send your cheek to the Tryon Bank or the Bulletin office, mark ed “Crusade for Freedom”. . . William A. McAllister, father of Mrs. T. C. Baily of Columbus, ^as killed Monday morning at |k place near Cuthbert, Ga. when rie was trying to separate two fighting hogs. The hogs attacked him and killed him before help eould arrive. Both Rev. and Mrs. Bailey have gone to Georgia for the funeral service. Mr. J. W. Gantt will supply the pulpit at the Presbyterian Church Sunday if Mr. Bailey is unable to return in time. Asheville Citizen reports that Dr. Blanche Uraine McCown Jones, 33, was found dead Sunday morning ifi her bathroom at Bur net, Texas, a 45-caliber automatic nistol was on the floor, report of ficers. She was married on Dec. 11 to Col. Paul Jones, U. S. Army retired. Officers are investigating cause of death. Bulletin Twenty Years Ago H. D. McCallister, 51, affection ately known as “Red” dies at his home in Saluda. . . Postmaster Fred E. Swann urges all patrons to call for their packages as soon as cards are placed in the boxes to avoid congestion. . . A wedding of interest at Asheville was that of Miss Ethel Clark, daughter of Mrs. James Lankford to Mr. William Hipp. . . John Preston of Philadelphia has arrived to spend the Christmas holidays with his mother, Mrs. Lois Preston. . . Christmas greetings from Dr. and Mrs. George F. Taylor of New York. They are pleasantly remem bered as guests at Oak Hall. Dr. Taylor made a number of address es before local gatherings. . . Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Law announce the marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth, to Mr. Charles Robert Erskine at 4 o’clock in the after noon on Wednesday, December 21, 1932 at Friendly Hill, Tryon, N. C.. . . Weatherman Creasman says six inches of snow and sleet fell in Tryon last week. . . A wedding of interest was that of Miss Anne Bowen to Mr. Dupre Deere Wat son at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Robert Lee Bowen. . . , Merry Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Sessions of Spartanburg are arriving in Try on on Christmas Eve to spend the holidays with Mrs. Sessions’ brother, Clifton Murphy, at his home, Winyah on Godshaw Hill. Mayor and Mrs. Clement D. Stevens are spending the holidays in Atlanta, Ga. with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Hyde of New York City and Somerville, N. J. have arrived in Tryon to spend the holidays at their cottage on Melrose Circle.

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