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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3. 1879
THE TRYON DAILY BULLETIN
I he World's Smalt « jaily Newspaper.
Vol. 26
Seth M. Viniug, Editor
No- §> YON, N. C. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17 1953
Weather Monday: High 61, low
30, Rel. Hum. 37. . . . Russian and
U. S. planes battle for 10 minutes
over Northern Japan.. . . Tryon’s
summer resident, Paul Black of
Spartanburg, president of the
National Peach Council, is presid
ing over the annual meeting now
being held in the Hub City. Over
four million bushels expected from
South Carolina this year, and 65
million bushels from the nation
as a whole .... 17 bodies nave
been recovered from the plane
crash in the Gulf of Mexico near
Mobile, Ala. . . . Miss Sue Caro
lyn Egerton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James r. n.gerton, Mill
Spring, has been placed on the
Dean’s list for academic work at
the Women’s College of the Univer
sity of North Carolina, Greens
boro .... Mr. and Mrs. John
C. Gibson of Columbus are cele
brating their 35th wedding anni
versary today.The Gospel
Dingers of Washington, D. C., will
give a program at Embury school
Wednesday night at 8 for benefit
of Garrison Chapel Junior Choir
and the Embury P.-T. A. . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Hovey McClure attended
the Scabbard and Blade banquet
at Sunnydale. Mr. McClure is a
member of the Wofford College
unit of the national military or
ganziation. . . . . Dr. and Mrs.
David Wenstrand have as a guest
-Continued on Back Poqe .......
HONOR COURT RESULTS
The Polk County Boy Scout
Court of Honor was held Monday
night at the Trvon High School
library with chairman J. T. Ar
ledge, presiding, assisted by Scout
Executive R. M. Schiele.
The Rev. T. C. Bailey of Colum
bus, opened the meeting with pray
er, followed by the repeating of
the Scout oath.
After announcements the follow
ing advancements were made:
Tenderfoot: Harold M. Edwards,
Tryon; James Feagan, Ray Wag
ner, Columbus.
Second Class: Donald Farthing,
Tryon: Steve Spurlin, Russell At
kins, Marion Bruce, Peter Buckly,
all of Columbus.
First Class: David L. Pearl,
Trvon.
The following Merit Badges were
awarded:
cmemistry, Harold Gailimore
and Carl Paco, Tryon; cooking.
Tommv Jones and David Akin,
of Saluda; farm and home and
its planning to Melvin Covil, Trv
on; firemanship to Jerry CovU,
Jerry Barnett, Tryon, and Ken
neth Staggs and Kermit Cantrell,
Columbus: fishing, to Clark Thomp
son, Saluda; home repairs to Neb
Conner, Columbus; reading to Hen
ry Siegfried, Trvon; safetv, to
David I.. Akin, Saluda; scholar
ship to Carl Pace, Tryon, and Bill
Wallace, Columbus; swimming to
Henry Siegfried; woodwork, to
Rorn:e Lankford, Tryon.
Serving on the Court were the
Bev. T. C. Bailey, Orav Feagan,
Elbert H. Arledfe. R. H. Brady,
Ralph I. Farthing, Pev. James
Davis, Edward H. Savre. J. T.
| Arledge, R. M. Schiele, Seth M.
Vining.
The meeting closed with the
1 Scout benediction.