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AT TRYON, N. C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
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The World’s Smallest daily Newspaper. . Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 44 TRYON, N. C. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1953
Weather Wednesday: high 85,
low 49, Rel. Hum. 40 . . Russians
claim they are for peace. Dag
Hammarskjold of Sweden has been
nominated to succeed Trygve Lie
as secretary general of the United
Nations . . . Dick Burnett has
charge of the Tryon Rotary Club
program Friday at 1 p. m. and will
have as guest speaker, Stanley G.
Stevens of New York City who
will speak on Gerontology . . .The
women of the Tryon Methodist
Church will sell Easter eggs
dyed in attractive designs Satur
day morning at Ballenger’s at 10.
This will enable those with small
children to buy their eggs ready
* 3ie for Easter egg hunts or
jprations ... A tanuly with
four boys lost their home and
household poods by fire last week.
They need beds, bedding1 and cloth
ing. The bovs ages are 4, 13,
17 and 18. The two older bovs
are working now rebuilding the
house and can take care of them
selves. Anyone with extra bedding
nr clothinsr to spare may contact
Miss McGregor or the Welfare
Department, phone 2164. . . . Four
boxes of clothing have been sent
to the refugees fleeing from Ger
many. Mrs. E. B. Olson is chair
man of this committee . . . T. R.
Young has bought the half interest
of Julian Calhoun in the Calhoun
Office Supply Co., for many years
-Continued on Back Page_
George Vance Rotary Head
George C. Vance was elected
president of the Tryon Rotary Club
at a meeting of the new board of
directors this week. Mr. Vance is
now vice president and editor of
the Rotaragraph, the club’s week
ly bulletin. The new president, who
takes office on July 1st, is a former
executive and partner of a school
of accounting in Chicago. Since
moving to Tryon several years
aco he has been active in various
civic affairs giving of his time and
talent in commercial art, and as
vestryman and treasurer of the
Church of the Holy Cross.
The new vice-president is Craig
Purr, head of the Lee Hosiery Mill
who moves up from secretary and
treasurer; James Pruitt of Sou
thern Mercerizing Co., was elected
secretary and treasurer.
The new directors are Pruitt,
Prank Proffitt and Henry Hart.
Hold over directors: Retiring
President Paul Culberson, W. D.
Prather, George C. Vance, and
Craig Furr.
Exhibition At Gymkhana
Frank Duffy of Birmingham,
Mich., and his horse, Blue Bonnet,
will give a 15 minute exhibition
of various dressage movements.
Easter Sunrise Services
Harold Gallimore will be the
student director of the P. H.
Club Easter Sunrise Services on
Sunday morning at 6 at Oak Hall.
All young people in the communi
ty are invited to join in the sing
ing. Officers of the P. H. Club are
Jimmy Ballew, president; Ann
Moon, yice president; Ann Coving
ton, secretary. Mrs. Clarence
Rhodes will direct the music.