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iNTEHE$jls SECOND CUASS MATTER AUGUST 20, 1928, AT THE POSTOFFICE
AT "’RYON, N. C. UNDER TTTF ACT OF CONGRESS, MARCH 3, 1879
ME mill DAILY BULLETIN
World’s Smallest' §> ti,Y Newspaper.
Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 173 ^?0N; N. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1953
Weather Tuesday: high 88,
low, 60, Rel. Hum. 52 ... . . Ernst
Reuter, 64, noted mayor of West
Berlin and symbol of German re
sistance to Russia, died-of a heart
attack Tuesday . . Herbert Hoover,
79, undertaking the job- of re
organizing federal agencies in
Washington . . . Charley E. Johns
becomes governor of Florida, suc
ceeding Dan McCarty, who died
Monday . . . Governor" Warren of
California expected to be named
Chief Justice of the U. S. Supreme
Court ... Senator Joe McCarthy
and Jean Kerr, married Tuesday
in Washington ... St. Louis j
Browns of.the American League j
will move to Baltimore . . . The j
World Series opens today at
Yankee Stadium between the
Brooklyn Dodgers and N. Y. Yan
kees. The team that wins four I
games will be world champions, j
Television view of the game starts j
at 12:45 . . . Two outstanding !
events in the community dpring j
the weekend were the Men’s Gar- j
den Club meeting at Oak Hall
and the Woodmen of the World
meeting at Landrum High school
-'•ir'na'jinrn. At the Garden Club
meeting Wildlife Resources Com- j
mission Director Clyde . Patton j
outlined the advantages of a wild- |
life refuge for Polk and Henderson i
counties. -WHflife is one of world’s J
basic renewal resources, he said.
Continued on Back Poqe, _
Leo Milhaupt, New President
Tryon Chamber of Commerce
At the first meeting of the new
board of directors of the Tryon
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday,
Leo Milhaupt, manager of the
Pierce-Wilson Motor Co. was
elected president to succeed G. D.
Cooksey.
Mr. Milhaupt has served on
the board for several years and
has been chairman of various com
mittees. He is a former Rotarian
and has served as county chairman
of programs for the automotive
industry.
W. L. Hague, executive secre
tary of the Tryon Federal Savings
& Loan Assn., was elected vice
president.' Mr. Hague is chairman
of the Tryon School Board, secre
tary of the Kiwanis club and lea
der in various civic affairs includ
ing the drive for funds for bleach
ers at Harmon Field.
J. Lee Lavender of the law firm
of McCown, Lavender and Mc
Farland, was elected secretary
treasurer. He has been a director
for several year and chairman of
committees and has taken an
active part in general civic-affairs.
Mrs. Sibyl Brendall was re
elected assistant secretary.
The officers and the following
members make up the board of
directors: G. D. Cooksey, D*r.
George "S. Vosburgh Jr., George
Webster, Ralph Farthing, Holland
Brady Jr., and R. B. Scruggs.
The annual dinner meeting will
be held Monday night, Oct. 26th
at Oak Hall. G. D. Cooksey was
named chairman of the committee.
Regular meetings of the board
will be held the second Tuesday
night at 8 o’clock at Oak Hall.