2nd Class Postage Paid At Tryon, North Carolina, 28782 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 published Dally except Sat. and Sun. 106 N. Trade St., P. 0. Box 790 Tryon, N. C. 28782 The Tryon Daily Bulletin * (USPS 643-360) * Phone 859-9151 Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Cerollna Vol. 53 - No. 202 TRYON. N C. 28782 TUESDAY, NOV. 18,1980 8 Pages Today Price 10c Per Cop; Weather Friday: high 71, low 37; Saturday: high 65, low 56; Sunday: high 56, low 51, rain .48; at 7 a.m. Monday the rain was 08. It continued to rain Monday and got colder as the day went on. This is a small world Monday's Greenville News had an article about the President's Church offering condolences Sunday on his defeat. In a Bible class before worship service, the resolution was read aloud and presented to the president In the sermon, preached by Claude Broach, a retired minister from Tryon, zealous religious organizations who seek power came under attack Broach, in apparent reference to the Moral Majority, said it was wrong to "make a hit list of all those who do not conform” to their view, but added. "We are not dealing with evil men but with good men whose zeal has led them down a strange and dangerous path." A news release from the Tarheel Kitchen, stated that Seth Davis of Mill Spring won fourth place, in the N. C. Pork Cook-Out Champ contest with a Super Loin recipe. If you don't like to walk, Syd Nisbet of Tryon, would certainly make you tired He recently Continued On Back Page Arrives Safe After Boat Trip Philip Borden and his wife. Jean, set sail in October 1979 from Los Angeles and arrived safely in Key West, Fla last Saturday. The Bordens had a 44 ft. sail boat and went down the west coast of South America through the Panama Canal to the San Blas Islands, to Yucatan. Mexico and then to Key West through Hurricane Jean Philip Borden is the son of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Borden of Tryon. Another son, Chris, will return to Tryon later this year for a travelogue Stolen Van Is Located Allen Rickman of the Polk County Sheriff's Dept located a 1973 Dodge Van Sunday about 2 p.m. off of Howard Gap Road and down the mountain A check of the serial number and tag showed that the vehicle had been stolen on July 28th in Greenville, S C. The wheels had been removed from the van. Shoots Self Miss Jean Gibbs, 21, of Rt 1 Columbus was shot Friday night between 8 and 8:30 and taken to St Luke’s Hospital were her condition was reported as stable Allen Rickman of the Polk County Sheriff’s Department stated that no foul play was suspected and that the wound was apparently self inflicted The case is still under investigation Martin Hired As Recreation Director On November 14th at the Sunny View School the County Commissioners held their last meeting before the new Board takes over on December 1st. A resolution was passed in approval of Industrial Bonds to be issued towards enabling the Messinger Manufacturing Company to follow through with its plans for moving to Polk County Tabled until December 1st was the question of appointing an interim County Manager, as well as other new business concerning a case of foreclosure, and a salary adjustment in the office of the Register of Deeds. Jeanie Martin of Columbus is to be hired as the County’s Recreation Director. She is one of seven applicants, all of whom were highly qualified Her own qualifications include a college degree and experience for six years as a Basketball official. Commissioner Sauve’ will be in contact with the North Carolina Department of Human Resources on the subject of a medical plan for the county jail; while Gary Durham is still expected to discuss the matter and attendant problems, with the Board. There was some discussion of the Isothermal College’s plans for expansion of its facilities at the Jervey-Palmer Building. Friday, November 21st, at one o’clock, was the time set for meeting with the College officials, at the Building, about a Continued On Back Page Banquet For Youth Football Players The Landrum Youth Sports Association will sponsor a hotdog supper and banquet Monday, Nov 24 at 7 p.m. at the 0. P' Earle School cafeteria in Landrum The event is for the boys who participated in football in grades 4, 5, 6, and their parents The guest speaker will be Steve Coley, coach of the Landrum High School Football team. For more information contact your son's coach. Class Of 1973 The Tryon High School Class of 1973 will have a meX Saturday, Nov. 29th at Trv„ Congregational Church at 2 to organize a class reunion. m For more information Linda Butler Wahnon, K-J c^g Final Deadline For Basketball The final deadline for the Green Creek Ruritan Pi, " 8 Basketball League Saturday, Nov 22nd. For f be information call r ^^r Randolph 863-2340 or 3 !' 6111 ' Clary 863-2250. All i n t rnold churchesareinvited Ieres led On Sunday, Nov. 23 f pm the “"^1 Thanksgiving will be , '“llal at the Schiele Muse^cted Cab.n Site in Gastons ^ admission On ta.

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