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THE TltYlfl DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smallest daii
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Seth M. Vining, Editor
Yol. 26—No. 98 TRYi-g N. C. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 1953
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Weather Tuesday: High 76, low j
63, Rel. Hum. 76 . . . The Chinese
and South Koreans continue to I
fight intensely .... State High- I
way Safety Director H. D. Jones 1
has resigned at the reguest of
Ed Scheldt, the new State High- i
way Commissioner. Mr. Scheidt |
plans to take new steps to reduce j
the traffic accidents in the state, j
He said to newspaper men in
Raleigh Tuesday that 460 people j
were killed on the highways of |
North Carolina last year. A suc
cessor to Jones has not been named.
Scherdt is a former F. B. I. chief.
. . . . One of noteworthy under
takings now before the people of
this section is the sale of brooms
and mats by the Lions Club to
help raise money for the benefit
of the blind, and those needing
glasses People can afford to buv
these good brooms and mats and 1
give them to friends as presents.
In that way vou will heln a lot of
people: the blind, your friends and
many others by your Good Samari
tan spirit .... Wilton Garrison
in Tuesday’s Charlotte Observer
c-aid, “Austin Brown of Tryon won
the Ruckelshaus Steeplechase at
Indianapolis on Bit-Whip Comet,
with a new course record of 5:44.
. . . . Carroll P. Rogers of Tvvon.
was lifted among state leaders
calling on Governor W. R. TJm
stead Mondav seeking funds for a
-Continued on Back Page_
HOSPITAL NEWS
New patients include Otis Moore,
Mrs. Louise Morton of Tryon and
Mrs. Allan Randall, Lynn.
Patients discharged: Mrs. Joe
L. Flynn, Mrs. J. B. Atkins, Mrs.
Albert Cannon and baby daughter.
MINORITY RELIGIONS
The Rev. Joe Wagner, pastor of
the Tryon Presbyterian Church,
spoke to the Kiwanis Club Tues
day at Oak Hall. Rev. Mr. Wag
ner spoke on “Minority Religious
Groups In America.”
The speaker estimated that there
were between 270 and 400 differ
ent religious groups in America
and that 90 per cent of church
members belonged to 24 denomina
tions. Rev. Mr. Warner said that
the remaining denominations stress
some doctrine which they feel is not
emphasized enough in the estab
lished churches. He then named
many of the small religious grouns
and told of some of their beliefs.
Williami Guthrie of Raleigh was
a guest of the club. R. L. Dick
was in charge of the program.
Exchange For Fathers
St. Luke’s Hospital Exchange
also has many attract:ve gifts for
Father’s Day, according to Mrs.
Harkness Smith of the Exchange
committee.
CORRECTION
The bloodmobile will be in Try
on and Columbus on June 26th
from 12:30 to 6:30 n. m.. instead
of the time stated ' in Tuesday’s
Bulletin.
Donors To Memorial Fund
St. Luke’s Hospital has received
contributions to the Memorial
Fund in memory of Mn. Edmund
Wylie and Dr. David Wenstrand.