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THE nm DAILY DULLET1W
The World’s Small/ aily Newspaper
Seth M. Vining, Editor
Vol. 26—No. 136 , ^ RYON, C. MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1953
Tryoh police department reports
a quiet Christmas weekend. No
deaths, serious accidents or other
tragedies. The usual get together
of families and friends. Chief
Lewis Lindsey asks that a notice
be put in the paper to thank all
those who contributed so generous
ly to their Christmas presents.. He"
said it ' was mighty nice of the
'"people to think of them and that
«they greatly appreciate it . . . Af
ter Christmas Sales are getting
under way now in Tryon stores, j
It will pay our readers to watch
the ads 'in the Bulletin and take
advantage of these savings. You
can’t make money any easier or
quicker. The Bulletin is the best
advertising medium in this area.
The merchant gets all the benefits
of direct mail advertising because
the Bulletin is so small. He has
no addressing or mailing to do.
An ad in the Bulletin is a great
time saver, money saver and
v worry saver. It will make money
for the merchant as well as for
the customer if the merchant has
something to offer that appeals
to the consumer. Everyone is busy
trying to close out the old year
and get ready for the new. . . .
Miss Ann Harris of Presbyter
ian Hospital in ^Charlotte, spent
the Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Harris.
Tryon Fire Department
Wishes to take this means of
thanking one and all for helping
'to make our Christmas Tree Par
ty for the kids a success. Es
pecially do we thank all those
who contributed money and to the
Vinings for the fine publicity they
always give us in the Bulletin. To
the police department for their
splendid help at our party and for
their year around cooperation in
helping us to answer the fire
alarms we are ever grateful. To
the telephone operators who al
ways do a tremendous job for us,
we say thanks and well done. Our
appreciation also to Patrolman
Buck Boyles for escorting us on
several occasions in the county.
' To One and all we say, thanks,
and wish for you and yours a
happy and safe new year. Let’s
make every week Fire Prevention
Week in 1964.—Tryon Fire Dept.
HOSPITAL NEWS
New patients at St. Luke’s Hos
pital include John Smith, Land
rum; Norman Howard, Tryon;
Mrs. .John Webb, young George
Conner, Saluda; Mrs. L. B. Kim
brell, Landrum; Mrs. Stanford
Case, Tryon.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Durham are
parents of a son born Dec. 27,
at 8:30 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waldrop are
parents of a son born Dec. 28,
at 6:05 a. m.
Patients discharged include Mrs.
Clyde Crissone, of Tryon and Mrs.
R. H. Wilds, Landrum.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Swann have
returned from a visit in Atlanta.
Miss Myrtle Baldwin has re
turned to Tryon from a two
day Christmas visit with relatives
at Laurens, S. C.