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TRYON, N. > JDER TIIF, ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
THE THAI DAILY BULLETIN
The World's Smallest
Vol. 26—No. 160
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Seth M. Vining, Editor
N. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953
Weather Thursday: High 80,
low 50, Rel. Hum. 51 . . . Martin
P. Durkin, Democrat, has resigned
as secretary of labor in Eisen
hower’s cabinet because he said
the administration had not re
vised the Taft-Hartley law as
agreed to. Eisenhower expressed
his regreat. Durkin returns as
president of Steamfitters and
Plumbers Unions . . . TODAY IN
TRYON: District Attorney J. M.
Baley speaks at the Rotary Club
at Oak Hall following luncheon
at 1 p. m. He will talk on the
duties of his office. At th«
GAY BLADES Garden Club will
meet today with Mrs. W. Fred
Swann in Gillette Woods. Mrs. L.
D. Weathers of Spartanburg will
speak on Dried Arrangements.
BLOOD BANK today 12:30-6:30.'
Tonight at 7:45 at Oak Hall the
Duplicate Bridge Tournament. All
players invited. Tonight at 8 the
first football game of the season,
will be played at Harmon Field
, between Tryon and District One
of South Carolina. Steel bleach
ers to seat 1,000 people have been
installed at the field. Seats for
800 „ on the home side and 200 for
the visitors. This will be the
second season under lights. The
field has been marked off. Re
straining wires have been put up
to keep the crowds five yards
away fo’* the field so all persons
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FOOTBALL TONIGHT
Tonight at 8 the Tryon High
Tigers kick off the lid on the 1953
football season as they meet the
Inman Purple Panthers at Har
mon Field. Probable starting line
up for the Tigers:
Ends, James Ballew and Fred
Ashley; tackles, Curt Ross and
Bob Turner; guards, Dan Edwards
and Mitchell Turner; center, Allan
Pruette; backs, Jim Ballew, Ron
nie Ross, Kite Biedler and Raleigh
Parker.
Author Guest of Fergusons
Miss Jessie DeBoth of New
York, author of Modern House
hold^ Encyclopedia, arrives in
Tryon Friday to be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ferguson
on Hearthstone Ridge. Her news
paper column, Jessie’s Notes ap
pears regularly in the Charlotte
Observer, New York Times and
other papers.
T. E. L. Class Entertained
v Mrs. A. B. Turner and Mrs. W.
E. Smith were joint hostesses to
the T. E. L. Class of the Land
rum First Baptist Church Wed
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ragan Fox was re-elected
teacher and Mrs. E. O. Gilmore
assistant teacher. Other class of
ficers elected were Mrs. James
Neil, president; Miss Laura
Brady, vice president; Mrs. J. H.
Atkins, secretary; Mrs. W. J3.
Bullock, assistant secretary; Mrs.
W. E. Smith, treasurer and Mrs.
L. E. Hall, assistant treasurer.
Flower committee, Mrs. J. G. Land
rum- and Mrs. W. S. Heavner.
The hostesses served refresh
ments.
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