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AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT tryon, n. c. under THE act of congress, march 3, 1879
THE Ti ll! DULY BELLETI!
The World’s Smalle 'S )AILY Newspaper.
Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 163 a RYON, N. C. WEDNESDAY,-SEPT. 16. 1953

Weather Tuesday: high 90, low
49 . . . Mrs. Pandit of India, sister1
of Prime Minister Nehru, elected
president of United Nations Gen
eral Assembly. Red China denied
place in United Nations by vote
of 44-10 . . . Adlai Stevenson at
Democratic meet in Chicago calls
for world-wide, disarmament . . .
Business men worried about stock
market slipping. Some think a
recession on the way. Now is the
time for folks to sell if they have
anything to sell. Advertisements
in the Bulletin make selling
cheaper. No other advertising
reaches so many people for so
little money. Oothers may have
larger circulations, but they cost
more, and not as many people read
those ads as read the ones in the
Bulletin. If yon don’t sell it
through the Bulletin it is because
it is not needed, is too high, doesn’t
fit or for some other reason doesn’t
sell. They read the ads in the Bul
letin . . .Joe Ritchey of Columbus
has been named P0II5 County
Forest Ranger, according to an
announcement by District Ranger
B. H. Corpening. Ranger Ritchey’s
telephone number is 2153 until
9 p. m. arid 2371 at night. Anyone
detecting forest fires in the county
are urged to notify him at once. . .
John Stratford has returned to
the University of South Carolina
for his junior year.
Tryon School Trustees
Favor Bond Election
The Board of Trustees of the
Tryon City Schools met in special
session, on Sept. 2, to consider
in detail the proposed bond issue
for school building construction
and improvement of mental insti
tutions and, also, the question of a
central high school for all of Polk
County. All members of the board
were present. After full and leng
thy discussion of these matters,
the school board passed official
resolutions which set forth the
board’s position regarding both
these questions.
Ihe members of the school board
agreed that conditions are such,
throughout the State of North
Carolina, that both the $50,000,000
proposed for school building con
struction and the $22,000,000 pro
posed for mental institutions are
urgently needed. They felt, fur
ther, that the State bond issue
was the best approach to be made
to this problem at this time. A
inotion was offered that the Tryon
school board go on record as unan
imously favoring the issuance of
both the school building construc
tion bonds and bonds for mental
institutions. All members of the
board favored this action.
In regard to the question of a
central high school for Polk Coun
ty, the members of the board
agreed that many problems would
need to be worked out if such a con
solidated school is to be. However,
it was felt that such a school is
needed in this county for many
reasons. Some of these: (1) to
aybid wasteful and poor duplica
tion of such specialized facilities
#5 libt'ftries, science laboratories,
r home economics departments, vo
cational agriculture departments,
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