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AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
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AT TRYON, N. c. UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
THE TRyON DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smaliet "o daily Newspaper.
Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 134 „*YON, N. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1953

Weather WednesdayHigh 97, j
low 69, Rel. Hum'. 52 . . Reds j
free 70 more very sick Americans, j
Their names are being published I
in metropolitan papers . . Humid J
weather all over the southeast’!
very uncomfortable. . . Two Kings !
Mountain men were arrested Mon- )
day by Lanier Deputy A. H.
Powers for breaking into homes
of L. A. Tibbets and W. H. Good
enough and taking appliances,
clothing and shotgun. Home* of
Jack Gregory was also entered
but nothing reported missing.
Trial will be held in Greenville
General Sessions Court . . . The
TOUR sponsored by the Women's
Golf Association Wednesday was
said to be very successful. George j
Whitehead counte’d 26 cars on the ,
tour. Homes visited included Clif- I
ford Cairns, Mrs. M. Parish-Wat- )
son, James R. Trowbridge, Gun- !
nard Rubini and the tour ended
at the Country Club with punch
and cakes. Grounds of Thousand
Pines Inn and Darnall place were
also visited and the guests got
views of the mountains, valleys
and Huntino- Country. Many Ex
pressed their delight over the
homes visited. . . AP airplane
falls into Atlantic Ocean. Robert
Scott of Ben Avon, Spartanburg,
listed with missing.
Noted Editor In County
Charles Henry Garrison and
wife of Greenville, S. C., are
guests of Dr. Lesesne Smith in
Saluda. Editor Garrison, a na
tive of Laurens, S. C., was for
many years editor of the Green
ville Piedmont where he started
his column, “Caught on the Wing”
the oldest column in South Caro
lina, which is now appearing in
the famous Anderson (S. C.) In
dependent.
Uditor Garrison has also served
as sports editor, and was a pioneer
in the organization of Textile
Baseball Leagues, and was presi
dent of the Western Carolina
League for 31 years. A civic and
religious leader of his community
he has been a member of the
Lions Club for 30 years and has
served as district governor of
South Carolina. While in Polk
County he will gather material for
articles to use in his column.
Noted Speaker At Rotary
R. C.' Burnett will be in charge
of the Tryon Rotary Club Friday
at 1 p. m., at Oak Hall hotel and
will have as guest speaker, Col.
Robert J. Putnam, an executive
of the Champion Paper and Fibre
Co. of Canton, N. C. He has a
leave of absence from the com
pany to make addresses on
“Americanism”. Dr. Kerr ison
Juniper who has heard him is high
in praise of him as a speaker.
HOSPITAL NEWS
New patients at St. Luke’s Hos
pital 'include a baby son, born
Aug. 6 at 5.43 a. m. to Mr. and
Mrs., Frank Johnson, Mill Spring.
Patients discharged include
Clarence Newman of Tryon and
Mrs. Billy Campbell of Landrum.