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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 la published
Dally except Sat. and Sun.
106 N. Trade St., P. O. Box 780
Tryon, N. C. 28782
The Tryon Daily Bulletin
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Printed In the THERMAL BELT of Western North Carolina
Vol. 54 — No. 154
Weather Thursday: high 88,
low 67, humidity 84%,
precipitation at 7 a m. Friday
was 20 and it continued to
sprinkle off and on during the
morning. We haven’t heard of
anyone who hasn't enjoyed the
cloudy days and rain.
Duke University Academic
Council voted Thursday to urge
an end to discussions aimed at
putting a Richard Nixon
presidential library at Duke The
vote was 35-34. The faculty
council vote was to be a
recommendation to the Duke
trustees’ executive committee.
But the close vote may serve only
to tell the trustees how evenly
split the faculty is.
Thomas Page, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Page of Columbus,
has accepted a position with the
Tar Reel Bank in Murfreesboro,
C. He will be Assistant to the
Vice-President.
One of our readers suggests
that people really check out the
many organizations that are
asking for donations to so many
different causes, particularly
those who have headquarters
elsewhere with no local
connections. Most organizations
are worthy and deserve our help,
out there are always a few who
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TRYON. N C. 28782
Polk Commissioners
Meet Today
The Polk County
Commissioners will meet today
at 3 p.m at the courthouse in
Columbus
Planning Board
Meets Thursday
The Polk County Planning and
Zoning Board will meet Thursday
at 7:30 p.m. in the courthouse
annex in Columbus.
Farm-City Tours
Plans for Farm-City activities
have been finalized according to
Richard Smith, Polk County
Farm-City Chairman Two
separate tours have been planned
to familiarize people with
farming operations in Polk
County.
Tour 1 — Agricultural Tour
Thursday, September 10, 1:00-
4:30 p.m., Ag. Building,
Columbus Timber stand
improvement; minimum tillage
soybeans; lagoon construction
are high lights of tour 1
Tour 2— Makin' 'Lasses
Monday, September 21, 2:00-
4:30, 4-H Center. On-site visit to
one of Polk County’s finest cane
mills, General Haynes - Big
Level Community.
To register for the tours please
call the Polk County Agricultural
Extension Service at 894-8218.
The tours are being sponsored
by the Polk County Rural
Development Panel.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 8,1981
Accepting
Nominations For
Woman of the Year
For over half a century.
Business Professional Women
has been observing National
Business Women’s Week with
special activities to focus
attention on the
accomplishments of working
women. Since 1928, when the
National Federation first
designated a week to honor
women in the labor force.
National Business Women's
Week has become an event
widely recognized and celebrated
throughout the country.
The Thermal Belt Business
Professional Women's Club is
now accepting ‘ nominations for
Woman of the Year or Day. She
does not have to be a member of
the club. Any individual or
business who knows a woman
who has excelled in her field of
employment and who has
participated in church and
community activities, please
mail the name, address, place of
employment, qualifications and
as much detailed information
about the nominee as possible to
BWW Committee Chairman,
Doris M. Scoggins, 311 Broadway
Avenue, Tryon, N. C. (deadline
September 10th). The Women of
the Year and five Women of the
Day will be recognized at the
October 1st meeting. During the
National B W Week October 18-24,
they will also be honored again.
>2 Pages Today
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Sheriff Report
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possession of drugs P , 0pert y. 2
breaking and 8 entl eny b y
worthless checks 2drt - ng ’ 
the influence, 3' n nn lng under
communicating nsu PPort, 2
trespassing 1 ‘nreats, 3
concealed weapon'T^e a
disposal of solid wasi, Unlawful
1 fugitive warrant 1 d ^ forger y-
license revoked ’ 6 d Vln g after
commitments ’ to '" Vo >untary
Hospital, 2 orders of . U Shton
court order, 1 notice °n a
^'‘/ery order o lai m and
forfeitures. 3 w ^' 2 bond
corpus, 23 return Of habeas
indictment for " “J bil > of
execution on prop^ jur y.
file inventory ty - 1 order
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Kwanis Meets
Today At 12:45
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