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The World's Smallest d. Newspaper. Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 170 TE J&N, N. C. FRIDAY, SEPT. 25TH, 1953
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Weather Thursday: high 71,
low 43, Rel. Hum. 68. . . Red
Koreans, Red Chinese and Red
Russians and their activities and
schemes claim the spotlight for
the moment. . . News from Wash
ington states that the hydrogen
bomb may be so cheap and simple
that any country could produce
them. . . Reuben T. Gee, brother
of Miss Wilson Gee of Converse
College, died of a heart attack
in Spartanburg Thursday. . .
James Ledford of Tryon is a
patient in Spartanburg General
hospital. . . Marciano retained his
boxing championship Thursday by
defeating LaStarza. . . Joe Hanna
of Spartanburg, South Carolina,
and Tryon qualified with a 63 in
the Spartanburg Country club
tournament Thursday . . . Dr.
Joe Hackett of. Washington, D. C'.
optometrist, classmate of Dr.
Gordon Graham and Dr. W'. T.
Lynn of Inman is on a visit to
his friends here. . . Rita Hayworth
and Dick Haymes married Thurs
day. . . Tryon Men’s Garden Club
meets tonight at Oak Hall at 6:30.
Following the. supper the public
is invited to hear Wildlife Re
sources • Director Clyde Patton
speak about the wildlife preserve
in Green River Cove. . . The Cub
program at the Baptist Church to
night at 7:30.
TO SPEAK IN LANDRUM
Howard M. L/undgren, Omaha,
Neb., VicePresident, Investments,
Woodmen of the World Life In
surance Society
Howard M. Lundgren is a native
of* Omaha, a lawyer, investment
analyst, and leader in civic and
church affairs of his community
as well as vice president of the
Woodmen of the World Life In
surance Co. He will be the chief
speaker at the Woodmen of the
World meeting in Landrum, S. C.,
Saturday night at Landrum High
School.
Landrum Blue Ridge Camp
WOW will be hosts and will serve
supner at the school.
Claud O. Smith of- Landrum,
state auditor of the head camp
of South Carolina, will be master
of ceremonies.
Among the distinguished lead
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