•^ nov O'? co^ 5 ’ 11 C 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 la published Dally except Sat. and Sun. 106 N. Trade St., P. 0. Box 790 Tryon, N. C. 28782 The Tryon Daily Bulletin * (USPS 643-380) Phone 859-9151 Printed In the THERMAL BELT at Western North Carolina Vol. 55 — No. 35 Weather Friday: high 79, low 50, hum. 53%; Saturday: high 82, low 51, hum. 67%; Sunday: high 79. low 50. hum. 50%. rain by 7 a m. Monday was .01 Monday morning was sunny and warm. It s been delightful weather. Top ranked and top-seeded North Carolina along with Houston, Louisville and Georgetown made the final four of the NCAA Basketball tournament. The Tar Heels defeated Villanova 70-60. Columbia s third and most ambitious voyage into space took place Monday morning at Cape Canaveral, Fla. Gordon Fuller ton and Jack Lousma were the shuttle astronauts. The ship is carrying honeybees, Chinese beans and an electron gun subjects of experiments that will demonstrate the ship’s usefullness as an orbiting labortory. General Motors Corp, and the United Auto Workers reached tentative agreement Sunday on a concessions contract intended to save the nation’s No. 1 automaker billions of dollars and protect the jobs of thousands of Contlnued-On Back Page TRYON, N. C. 28782 Wilkinson Wins State Crown Beats Tryon 52-40 John D. Wilkinson High School of Belhaven beat Tryon 52-40 Friday night in the Greensboro Coliseum to take the North Carolina 1-A Basketball Title. Wilkinson's big front line was too much for the Tigers as they outmuscled the smaller Tigers Ervin Harris, a 6-6, 210 forward paced the Bulldogs with 18 points and 7 rebounds. He was named the game’s Most Valuable Player. Wilkinson's William Jeannette a 6-6,250 lb. center had He has signed 10 Play ootball with East Carolina) Harry Burrus, a 6-3, 185 lb sophomore reserve scored 10 points and had 7 rebounds. Bruce t 2 senior guard ' wh ° had was hewT in ? corin 8 all season Cunningham. P 0 '^ by T ° ny The game was won from the 20V£7 “V 5 W ' lk ' ns °n hit sh0?60?9 ows and Tryon both e i« me started slow| ywith le ! a 7 s 0 “We cold. The Tigers led twice — once at 4-3 when Robert Nelon hit a jumped bucket™ 7 “^ fo " owcd wit * a oucket They also led at 6-5 on Tme^ cr 80al by Nelon The igers went scoreless the rest of ^ a ^ rand Bailed 11 to6 2nd quarter^Th^h “d disastrous turnovers and wT^ extended i . Wilkinson extended their lead to 32-14. At Continued On Back Page TUESDAY, MARCH 23,1982 To Give Lecture Robert W. Jeffery In his forthcoming lecture to be given here on Sunday, March 28, Christian Scientist Robert W. Jeffery keys his discussion to the practical healing power of “true brotherliness, charitableness and forgiveness” that Christ Jesus so masterfully demonstrated “ ’Love one another a Practical, Healing Power” is the title of this public lecture to be held at the Tryon Fine Arts Center at 3 p.m. The great works demonstrated by Jesus “weren’t the result of any personal power or technique of the human mind." states the lecturer, but rather an "awareness of the love that God is pouring forth.” During his hour-long lecture, Mr. Jeffery explains his ow " de ;P love of the Bible and pomtsto Scripture as providing the best Continued On Back Pa 8 c 12 Pages Today Price 10c Per Copy Hospice Elects Directors And Officers The board of directors of- Hospice of Polk County at their second annual meeting on Tuesday, March 16th elected the following new directors: Mrs Virginia Banning, Mrs. Elizabeth Correll, James Cowan and Joseph Claud replacing director The d ™ ? f office has Spired The directors also elected the following officers for President, Kenneth Selbw President. Generali,., 6 Evans; Secretary, Mre 2;^^ tea "TS- S™ director, informed ? Xecut ‘ v e Hospice is cur^n v ^ rd tha ‘ with fourteen family Work mg Wreck «*y en i76 00k Place turning left off Hwy ^ yn n Was Park-ng Lot andW 6 ^to the Littlejohn was e- tors, parking lot, Th^” 8 0ut of the fenders hit a ^ e,r left , Officer Raphae^V^^ing "o damage was don^’ ab °ut car and minor da„! 016 Flyer,. tOMrs LitHejojSSg wa s don: M ^ Toni a»" tonight a^Pub wil|

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