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AT TRYON, N. NDER THE ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
THE TIUlIN DAILY BULLETIN
The World’s Smaller
Vol. 26—No. 153
ily Newspaper.
•Js YON, N. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPT.'2, 1953
Seth M. Vining, Editor
Weather Tuesday: High 96, low
61, Rel. Hum. 49 . . . Happiness
coming to prisoners of war freed
from North Korean camps. Many
of them expressing their joy over
being Americans and living under
the American system of govern
ment .... The P.-T. A. Street
Dance Friday night at 8 on Trade
Street. Music, refreshments, danc
ing and fellowship is promised all
who attend. Admission is free.
Spectators will pay onlv for re
freshments and other things they
buy. All the family invited . . .This
area is hot and dry. A forest fire
above the Country Club and the
Town garbage truck caught on
fire Monday created at lot of ex
citement. Volunteers put out the
forest fire as there is no ofiicial
fire warden. The Tryon Volunteer
firemen put out the garbage truck.
Only slight damage. If each one
would teach one the matter of
keeping the streets clean by not
throwing trash in tha streets
would help a lot. A new flag
now decorates the front of the
post office building to the delight
of those patriotic citizens who
know what the flag means to all
of us. ... A number of Tryon
men have been producing good to
matoes this year. It has been a
hobby of Major Sharp for years,
and he grows good ones. Oliver
Edwards was boasting vines seven
. Continued on Page Two_
WOMEN GOLFERS PAIRED
Mrs. W. S. Reyner and Mrs.
Clifford Cairns tied for low medal
honors with scores of 100 for tne
18 hole qualifying rounds for the
Women’s Club Championship Golf
Tournament.
The first round matches are to
be played on or before Saturday,
Sept. 5. Other championship flight
qualifying scores and first round
pairings, follow:
Defending champion, Mrs. Pete
Mahler, automatically received the
No. 1 position and is pared with
Mrs. Seth Vining (101); Mrs.
Clifford Cairns (100) vs. Mrs.
Holland Brady (106); in the the
lower bracket, Mrs. W. S. Reyner,
(100) will be vs. Mrs. Charles
Willard (102) ; Mrs. Henry Barto;j
(101) v.s. Mrs. Gaden Corpening,
(106).
First flight pairings are Mrs.
Paul Culberson vs. Mrs. Charles
Stratford; Mrs. Jack Craig vs.
Miss Elena Garcia; Mrs. Joe Kpr
by vs. Mrs. K. A. Bowen; and
Mrs. Elbert Arledge received a
bye.
Guernsey Cow Makes Record
The registered Guernsey cow,
Eskdale Maxim Noah’s Buttercup,
owned by John R. Kimberly*of Try
on, N. C.f has completed an offi
cial Advanced Registry Record
of 12,552 pounds of milk and 595
pounds of butterfat, on three times
daily milking for 365 days, as a
junior two year old.
“Buttercup” is the daughter of
the registered Guernsey sire, Pan
ning Fields Maxim Noah, that
h$l 7 daughters in the Performance
IWgistar of The American Guern
•®y Cattle Club.
This reeord was supervised by
North Carolina State College and
reported to The American Guern
sey Cattle Clut for approval.