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Established January 31, 1928
THE WORLD’S SMALLEST DAILY NEWSPAPER
Member: North Carolina Press Assn.
(Consolidated with the Polk County News 1955)
Seth M. Vining, Jr., Editor and Manager
The Bulletin Is publish 8
Dally except Sat. and un.
106 N. Trade St., P- 0. Box 790
Tryon, N. C. 28782
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
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Phone 859-9151
Printed in the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
Vol. 53 — No. 121
TRYON, N. C. 28782
TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1980
12 Pages Today
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No official weather report for
the weekend, but it was sunny
and hot with an occasional
breeze.
The Horace Elliotts recently
lost their home by fire. The Sunny
View Ruritan Club is putting on a
Gospel Sing Friday at 8 p.m. at
the Sunny View School for their
benefit. The singing will be held
outside and everyone is encour
aged to bring their own chairs.
Present will be the Lake Lure
Singers, Coopers Gap Quartet
and The Summits. If anyone has
any furniture, etc. that they
would like to donate to the
Elliotts, contact Bud Wilson or
Glenn Burgess.
Doris Scoggins has a slide
program with tape that tells of
the “Responsibilities of Register
of Deeds.” It is produced by
Arcota Micrafilm and narrated
by Bill Campbell of the N. C.
Institute of Government. Mrs.
Scoggins said that it is available
for civic groups, school classes,
etc.
Promoted. Doug Roach has
been promoted from Associate
Agricultural Extension Agent to
Agricultural Extension Agent
according to Agricultural Exten
sion Chairman Reagan Ammons.
The Church League Softball
Continued On Back Page
Lions To Have
Cubs As Guests
The Tryon Lions Club will meet
tonight at 7 p.m. at the Pacolet
River Plantation. The Lions Club
sponsored the Cubs Senior
League baseball team this
summer and the team will be
their guests tonight. The team,
which won the Senior League
pennant, was managed by
Tommy Radford.
Senior Citizens’
Watermelon Party
The Polk County Senior
Citizens’ Club will have their
annual watermelon party at Mrs.
Cain’s Sandy Plains Lake on
Monday, July 28, beginning at
5:30. Each person or family will
provide a covered dish and drink.
Members will bring picnic
supplies such as plastic knives,
forks and spoons, paper plates,
napkins, a plastic garbage bag
and their own chair. Watermelon
will be supplied by the club. All
senior citizens are welcome to
come and enjoy the fellowship,
food and music.
BUILDING HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Young of
Landrum are building a home in
Cordage Woods.
LAKE LURE LIONS
MEET THURSDAY
The next meeting of The Lake
Lure Lions Club will be on
Thursday July 24th at 7:30 at The
Fairview Mountain Club.
A New Arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Hoy, Jr.
(Laura Jackson) of Ocean Lakes,
S. C. are parents of a son, William
Winston, III, born July 17th in
Charleston, S. C. Mr. and Mrs.
Hoy have a daughter, Kathryn,
age 3.
The grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Jackson II of Ocean
Lakes, S. C. and Mrs. Hoy
Winston of Rutherfordton. The
great-grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Jackson of Tryon.
Win Doubles
A number of local tennis
players participated in the City of
Asheville Open Tennis Champ
ionships. Betty Warthen and
Vesta Cornwell defeated Peggy
Andrews and Jane Fowler 6-0, 6-2
to win the title in the Women’s 45.
Vesta Cornwell and Lee
Haslem were eliminated in the
semi-finals of the Mixed Doubles;
Lee Haslem and Brewster
Cornwell lost in the quarterfinals
of the Men’s 45 doubles.
Henry Garrett, Rt. 2, Mill
Spring is a patient at the VA
Hospital at Oteen.
Beverly Ramsey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ramsey of
Fox Mtn. Road, attended a
two-week, 30th annual N. C.
Radio-Television Institute at
Chapel Hill. The students
produced radio and television
shows that included interviews,
newscasts and short dramatic
stories.
Move Here
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Francis, Jr.
of Brooklyn, N. Y. have moved
into their home in Mountain
Shadows, Rt. 1, Columbus.
(William Metzler house). Mr.
Francis has retired from Cele-
nese Corp, where he was vice
president. He is a graduate of
Yale University.
Mrs. Francis is the former
Barbara Joan Thomas of
Brookline, Mass.
They enjoy golf and traveling.
They are Presbyterians.
They have three grown
children: Mrs. Gary C. Kersteen,
North Graham, Conn.; Thomas
S. Francis, Boston, Mass, and
Robert C. Francis, Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis
and son, Matthew of Boston’
Mass, are visiting Mr’
Francis’ parents, Mr. and Mrs C
D. Francis, Jr. in Mountain
Snadows, Rt. 1, Columbus °
Charlie Spencer, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Spencer
Philadelphia, P a . arrives
spend the weekend with Erana
parents, Mr. and Mrs
Brannon at Mulberry
enroute to Camp Ton-A-Wanda^
Miss Wendy Johnson
Roanoke, Va. has returned h ° f
after a visit with her g ran a e
ents Mr. and Mrs j ^H^Par-
Johnson of Brookwood E -
Her cousin Miss ? cre s.
Johnson of Shaker Height anie
has also been visiting ana ’ Oh io
to stay until the first , Xpec ts
August. w eek