THE THYITl DAILY MLLE1I
The World’s Smallest dai -g Newspaper.
Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 83 TRY< -g N. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2TTH, 1953
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CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
C. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
Weather Tuesday: High 94, low
64, Rel. Hum. 66 . . . Pay your
last year Town of Tryon taxes
this week or they will be adver
tised in Monday’s Bulletin . . . .
Since the A&P ad was printed else
where in The Bulletin today the
price has dropped to 4%c per
pound for watermelons . . . Betsy
Rawls broke Spartanburg golf
record Tuesday shooting a 67, 4
under par .... George F. Page
is a patient at General Hospital.
. . . . Newspapers and radios
announce that Mrs. J. L. Rhodes
says she was in the car with Ed
ward Ball when it was shot at
Sunday morning1 about 2:30. Soli
citor C. O. Ridings is quoted as
saying that Mr. Rhodes will be
held in Columbus jail without bond
until the August term of court.
. . . Regular duplicate bridge at
Oak Hall Friday night. Master
Point will be played June 5th.
A picnic supper and golf tourna
ment in celebration of National
Memorial Day will be a special
event at the Tryon Country Club
this Saturday, according to Pro
Ted Fox.
The two-ball Scotch foursome
golf tournament will begin at 1:30
with prizes for various contests
such as low putts, longest ball, etc.,
more or less.
A picnic supper cooked by Pine
Crest Inn will be served at 6:30.
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“PEACE OF MIND”
A movie, “Peace of Mind”, was
shown to the Kiwanis Club Tues
day at Oak Hall hotel on the his
tory of insurance. Guests of the
club were Fred Hosea of Miami,
Fla., and Saluda, and Theo Costan
of Spartanburg. R. H. Brady was
in charge of the program.
Executive Publisher Coming
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Runyon
and son, David, of New York City,
I will arrive in Tryon Thursday to
! spend the week-end with Mr. and
I Mrs. Janies G. Ferguson on Hearth
stone Ridge. Mr. Runyon is execu
tive vice president of Doubleday
Co., book publishers of New York.
Closing Assembly Winners
Winners of the various awards
at Tryon school closing exercises
Wednesday morning were as fol
lows: World Peace Medal, pre
sented by George Vance for the
Rotary Club, went to Melvin
Hipps; American History Medal,
presented by Wm. A. McFarland
Jr., for W. O. W. went to Fred
Bridgeman for 1952 and to Louise
Knight for 1953 for outstanding
work: W. S. Green 6th grade cup,
presented by Mrs. Elbert H. Ar
ledge to James Ferguson IX;
James R. Trowbridge 7th grade
cup, presented by Brank Proffitt
to^Jimmy McCain; Nelson Jackson
8tn grade cup, presented by Nelson
Jackson to iNancy Randall; Ki
wanis cup for leadership, charac
ter and citizenship, presented by
P L. Barnette to Fred Bridge
man; Rotary cup for service to
school and community, presented
to Franklin McKaig by George
Vance, vice president of Rotary.
All cups were presented for out
standing school work and qualities
of good character and citizenship
in the various grades.