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FLOWER SHOW TO
BE HELD AUGUST 15
Entire Proceeds Will Be Given to the j
Blowing Kock Baby CUnlc.
Premium Ust Given.
Thursday. August 15. was set for'
the date of the Blowing Rock Flower 1
Show, at a meeting of the committee
on Wednesday. This is the first year |
there has been a Flower Show independent
community func
uwio. /i tvautuiiuxi wtts p&u?s?ru w ius
effect that the entire proceeds are to
be given to the Baby Clinic. No charge
is to be made for exhibiting flowers,
and everyone is invited to help make
this the best exhibit ever seen in the
mountain. The school building has
been offered as a place for the show,
and all exhibitors are asked to bring
flowers between the hours of nine and
eleven a. in. Xo flowers brought after?
11 will be eligible for the prizes. From ;
2:30 until 10 p. in. the doors will be |
open to the public. There will be a
small admission fee. Tea and cakes
will be served by the Junior Commun
ity Club.
Cash prizes are to be offered in- i
stead of ribbons. Donations of moil- i
ey for prizes have been offered by the j
following: Mrs. Elliott Rekl. Mrs. David
M. Milton. Mrs. C. S. Frevc-tte, 1
Mrs. T. C. Magunje and Mrs. Luther
Snyder. Other donations will be greatly
appreciated and may be sent to
Mrs. William A. Merchant or to Mrs.
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rv. x. uuuvi uauii.
Pi izos arc to he awarded for. Best
specimen of dahlia. S2; greatest variety
of dahlias, SI: best collection of
pompons, Si; best arrangement of
dahlias. St: best gtadiola, S2: best
centerpiece of mixed flowers. $2; best
vase of mixed flowers. SI: best ar-:
rangemer.t of one hind of flower in;
vase, SI: best shadow box t or "still j
life" picture made of flowers), $2;j
best wild flower exhibit, SI; best. m:n-i
iature garden, SI* best lily. Si: bestj
delphinium arrangement. SI; best ta-[
hie decoration. S2.
Mrs. William A. Merchant is chairman
of the Flower Show committee.
Other members are: Mrs. J. Luther
Snyder. Mrs. T. C Maguire, Mrs. Joe;
Cannon, Mrs. May A. Marr. Or. Maryj
Warfield, Mrs. Robert Scales, Mrs.
David M. Milton, Miss Mary M. Catli-j
cart. Mrs H. C. Martin, Mrs. Hartley
C. Boo rem. Miss Lena Reeves. Mrs.
C. S. Prevette, Mrs. Ceorge Williams,
Mrs. Edward Undcrdown, Mrs, C. G. j
Beck, and Mrs. A. T. Robertson.
CHEVROLET COMPANY SETS
AN ALL-TDfE CAR RECORD
The Chevrolet Motor Company set
a new all-time record during May for
total volume of parts and accessories
sales. The previous record dated back
to the boom year of 1929, when August
sales reached a peak that stood
as a record for nearly six years.
Announcement of the new record
was made at White Sulphur Springs
by M. D Douglas, manager of the
Chevrolet Parts and Accessories division,
before a gathering of the leading
field men of the division, guests
\ji ci u: i:u:w uajiy during tt invee (lays' |
stay awarded them in recognition of
the high May total.
According to Mr. Douglas, the May
peak of sales can be attributed largely
to a general resumption of touring
for pleasure, a natural sequence to
the nerease in spending power
throughout the country.
"The curve of new car sales shows
heavy gains over last year," he declared,
' and new cars themselves create
a demand for accessories?everything
from insect screens to radios.
However, our May record was far
above what could be attributed to the
sale of accessories for new cars, and
it can be definitely concluded that
much of the buying was for old cars.
- "That means that motorists are taking
to the road in larger numbers
than during the recent touring seasons,
and are equipping their cars
with accessories that will contribute
to their convenience, comfort and
safety. They are making their old
cars look new with seat covers, modernizing
them with radios, equipping
them with spot lights, visors, dual
windshield wipers, and other articles
that add to the convenience ar.d pleasure
of both the driver and the passengers."
Alleghany County sheep growers
CO-Operated in the refirmal -wrftrtl I
O "
in which over 80,000 pounds of wool
was sold for 29 cents a pound.
I LIVESTOCK SALE
at
SHOUNS, TENN.
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
Throughout The Season
As usual, we will have buyers
for all classes of stock, and
guarantee the full market price
to the seller. Remember ... a
sale every Wednesday.
Shouns Livestock Co.
Shonns, Tennessee
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DEPORT ALIENS?
!
Texas Congressman Dashes J
Out at "Snirks**
V
WASHINGTON. ? Congressman
Martin Dies (D) of Texas, pictured j
above, would bar all immigration
for fifty years ar.d compel admitted
aliens to seek citizenship within 12
months, thus purging the country
of o,000.000 deportables. He claims
there are 3.500.000 illegally entered
aliens now here and wresting jobs
from our own unemployed.
LAKC?E CROWDS HEAR REV.
W. L. ADKTNS AT VQ%COE
| A packed house heard Evangelist!
W. L Adkins last Sunday night in j
; the Christian Church at Foscoc. His!
| subject was 'The Rich Mar. :ir 1 i&z!
ai us."
| Rev. Adkius said in part: "This j
| Scripture does not teach that a man \
goes directly to his reward at death.
J Mail is not iron.octal by nature. He!
I dees not have a never dying soul. Re- j
!v?ja?in**d Tfj:3 and Ezckiei 1-S: 1 do-:
iclarc that souls can die. Man does j
I not go to his reward at death, but;
ax cnc rt'siirrt'ciion wnen josas comes
back to earth. This Scripture T linvo
read to you is a parable. Jer=cas only
spoke in parables, it is an allegory il!resented
the Jewish nation at that
time, Lazarus the Gentile nation begging
lor crumbs of spftilual truth.
The Jew is literally in torment be,vails.
of his persecutions. The Gentile
|is in favor with Abraham, being an
jheir of his iGal itions 3:29). Every
man's reward will be given when Jesus
comes."
] Mr Adkins announces thai these
lectures will continue through the 1
month of July. Lectures are held every
night except Saturday night.
Democrat Ada Pay
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THE MOS
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VTAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVERY TP
PAINE RETI KNS FROM
INSURANCE CONTENTION [ 1
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Mr and Mrs. F. M. Payne ha^-e justj ner
returned from Roaring Gap, N. C..! the
where they were honored guests of win
lie Security Life ard Trust Company i A
tt the annual agency convention of! itc<
Lhat institution. The meeting was held j Re:
it G my stone Inn. arid Mr. Payne, whe 1 whi
ls the company's representative in j Rat
[his section, stales that it was a most of
?r?joyable occasion. Outstanding rep- j ven
resentatives of the company from its: Mrs
entire territory- attended the gather- ; Mr;
Lng which was in session from Weil- j cut
nesday through Saturday. j Hoi
Mr. Payne is a leading member of J ?
the Security Club, honor organization |
L>f the Security Life arvi Trust Com- *
paiiv's agencv force.
Officials of the company announce.
that the past year has been one of i
the most successful in the history of 1
the organization, and were particu-1
larly gratified over t.he fact that the
company enjoyed a larger increase in
insurance in force during the year |
1934 than any other company oper-1
fsiinsr in Us home State of North Car- ' j
elina ns shown by reports ol the Slate S
Insurance Department
Robert M. Haines, president of the : II
WachovisL Bank and Trust Company, K
Winston-Salem, delivered the princi- 5
pal address at the closing banquet ig
and after congratulating Mr. Payne i p
and the other members of the organ- B
..ation o:i the company's outstanding g
record, spoke in optimistic vein of the g
future possibilities for service open to,B
the capable, well qualified life under- j ?
write!-. j k
.Mr. Hanos stressed the fact that; g
public appreciation of the fumlamen- a
tal service rendered by life insurance ; p
has inci eased steadily during the past w
few. yeais. and railed attention to the i ?
fact that for the average man life in- ig
em ance is the only practical method j 3
so far devised for providing the ncees- ,K
Cities of Iif? to his family in case of! jc
hi- premature death, or for acquiring | g*
flSRe assurance of an o!d i-40 free of i if
financial want in case ho lives beyond fc'
h? i-'ii.ji where ho is capable of o.on-i8j
tir.iied earnings.
SAVE MONEY!
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3E A UT1FU L DI A MON D3 i S
WEDDING RINGS
WATCHES 11
AXD JEWELRY
at the lowest prices ever |g
offered for new and lip-to- . K
date merchandise.
WALKER'S JEWELRY
STORE
| Near Theatre lioone, N. C. I
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EVROLET. . /
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DURING JUIY ^
T FINELY BALA
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IURSDAY?BOONE. N. C.
SANDS COMMUNITY CLUB j
"he .Sands Community Club enjoyed j
outing and a bountiful picnic din- .
in the grove and on the lawn near
Glendale Springs club house last |
liter dinner the ciub members visI
the beautiful heme of the late
W. R. Savage, also his grave, j
ieh is a perfect bower of roses
:h member was presented a bunch
shrubbery by Mr. Howe as a sou- 1
ir. Ladies enjoying the picnic-were
5. B. B. Greene, Mrs. D. L. Setzer,
3. Jones Barnes. Mrs. V. J. Honey
t. Mrs. C. G. Hodges, ilrs. A. K.
iigcs, Mrs. Herbert Jones. Airs. D.
& Blistering heat of midsumm<
the steadfast cold, within a Not
cold-making mechanism, simp'
current, has aiUDle nower to t
freeze ice in the hottest kitchei
to meet any emergency need fc
Surplus cold-making power
essential of dependable refrigcr
have it to feci confident of
under any and all conditions.
Farmers I
Supply <
BOONE, NOR
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tytoud to- iti
MOST Fl
V-PRICED
TEST ITS POWER Al
KNEE-ACTION CO
THAT BALANCED A
Your Chevrolet cl<
ally invites you t>
new Master De Luxe Cbevrol
any obligation! lie warns you
about tliis car . . . how ir
smoothly it rides . . . how n
perjectly it combines power will
| CHEVROLET M
Compare Chevrolet's low deliver
CHE
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NCED LOW - PR
T COMPAI
W Cook. Misses Annie Ruth German,
Josephine J ones and Grace Setcer. j
The club will meet next with Mrs.
D. W. Cooke as ho3tess on Thursday. /A
July 18th. jfl
OF rCoFAXU"
Now revelations of slave markets
where 5.000 poor wretches are sold
monthly. Kcad the story of the most $
nefarious business in the world. One
of many stories in the July 7tn issue $
of the American Weekly, the bis; magazine
which comes regularly with tile
Baltimore Sunday American. Get your
copy from jour local newsdealer or
newsboy. ?
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rr has no effect on plus power is combine*
ge. The Rollator generous capacity
lc ond sparing of arrangement. The 1
hill foods nr.rl In rip-in and in keen rlo.n
i? reserve power ity combine to mak
>r extra ice. mechanism is designed
everlasting service wit
is the primary
ation. You must Consider aii the fac
your refrigerator refrigerator. Visit the
In the Norge, sur- see the Norgc before \
Jardware & (1
Company
TH CAROLINA
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NELY BALAI
CAR EVER 1
ND ECONOMY, SPEED AN
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AOTORING IS BETTER M
;aler eordi- speed with safety, glidini
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et without finely batanccd it is in all
to learn all wants you to consider the
luch more and safety of its solid s
luch more Body by Fisher! Sec hin
i economy, new Master De Luxe CI
OTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MIOTIC A?
cd prices and casv C.M.A.C. terms. A General I
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JULY 4. 1935
1.50 PACKAGE, now fl.OO
1.00 PACKAGE, now 60c
BOONE DRUG CO. ,
The RKXA1.I. store
iMfflST.WW .
i with operating efficiency;
with practical interior
Norgc is beautiful, easy to W ^
n. It.<i efHrienry and enpnre
it economical. Its
and built to give almost
h.ouc interruption.
tors before you select your
Norge dealer near you and
ou buy.
THE ROLLATOR
^ \ COMPRESSOR...
g \ smooth. racy, rollinjc
\ i J twer provide t more
vy Jr cold??r<?i
v Iess current.
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greater beauty
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