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_AT TRYQN, My-,". UNDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
THE Tl^DS DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Small % xaily Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 147 -^lYON, N< C. TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1953
Weather Monday: High 90, low
57, Rel. Hum. 47 . . . • News of
the Court House in Columbus
with a number of interesting cases
to be decided was the major in
terest in Polk County Monday
morning as Polk County Superior
Court got under way. Judge Q. K.
Nimocks of Fayetteville is pre
siding. Howard B. Frankenfield
Jr., of Tryon was named foreman
of the Grand Jury. Frankenfield
is a college graduate, civil engineer
and former president of the Tryon
Chamber of Commerce. Other
members of the Grand Jury will
be listed later. The Court House
was packed with about 75 people
standing. Hearing on the petition
to oust Sheriff Loyd B. Panther
will begin Wednesday morning at
10. Monroe Redden, attorney for
Panther asked that, charges of !
, public drunkenness and disturbing j
the peace be removed from the
records against Panther. The i
judge refused to rule on the mo
tion yesterday and will hear the
case Wednesday .... South Korea
refuses to sit on the same side
with India in United Nations dis
cussion of peace conference . . .
Mrs. Pearle Mlesta, former U. S.
minister to Luxembourg, has re
turned from a 12',000 mile tour of
Russia and she was shocked at liv
ing conditions there. She said the
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SALUDA RESIDENT
IS ORDERED HELD
Hendersonville, Aug. 24.—Oscar
N. Hipp, 35-year-old Saluda resi
dent was ordered held for the
grand jury on a manslaughter
rharp'p tnrtsiv fnllnurinr, an Innnar.4.
into the death of Guy Elwood Sit
ton, 19, who was killed in the col
lision of a truck and car at First
Avenue, and Washington St. on
August 17th.
Hipp was the driver of a car
which collided with a truck driven
by Edward Hyder, in which young
Sitton was a passenger.—The Ashe
ville Citizen.
REVIVAL THIS WEEK
Dr. James A. Howard of Co
lumbia, S. C., is holding a revival
at the Fairview Baptist Church
near Landrum this week. Services
are held each evening at 7:30.
SAMUEL E. HUNTER
Samuel -E. Hunter died in his
sleep at his home in Jacksonville,
Fla.. Sunday night. He had been
in ill health for the past 3 years.
He is survived by his wife, Betty
Trby Hunter; two sons. Dr. Wil
liam Hunter, Clemson, S. C., and
Mac Hunter, Durham, and seven
grandchildren. He is also survived
by a sister, Mrs. Myrtle Hunter
Bradey of Landrum. „
Mr. Hunter was the son of the
late Samuel F. Hunter and Olive
Davis Hunter of Gowensville, S.C.
Funeral services at the Gowens
ville Baptist Church Tuesdav at
5 p. m., bv the Revs. A. M. Jones
ihd Mx.' Lawson!
Pallbearers, cousins: Charlie
Reid. Raymon Staton. Fred Rob
ertson, Frank and Ben Davis and
Albert Waldrop.