COVE CREEK I
HI SCHOOL NEWS
1 In. Wilson's 8-B section gave
? very interesting chapel pro
gram on last Wednesday morn
ing. The progr.un consisted of a
one-act comedy with the follow
ing pupils composing the cast:
Grady Gravely, Patsy Ann
Swift, Johnny Horton, Bobbie
Greer, Frances Davis, Linda
Townsend, Geneva Pennell and
Jimmy Oliver.
Rev. Harold Songer of Eliza
beth ton, Term, has accepted the
pastorate of the Cove Creek Bap
tist church. Eev. and Mrs. Songer
are moving into the pastor's
home the first of this week.
Lottie Stout, popular member
of the tenth grade has under
gone an operation for appendici
tis but is now very much im
proved.
Two members of the senior
have dropped out of school
recently, Don Mast to enlist in
the army and John J. Bingham
to accept employment in High
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Maybe it's alright to order a
guitar or a buzz-saw by mail,
but when you buy insurance of
any kind, you need a local man
to advise and help you. For these
reasons:
1. Insurance is so adaptable
to individual needs these days,
that practically every policy
should be "tailor made." You
need someone to measure your
personal requirements and ad
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2. If, later, you have a loss and
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minimum of worry to voul
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Box 12, Boom. B. C.
[Point. I
) The Cove Creek basketball
teams continued their winning
streak last week by losing only
one girls' game out of a total of
six games played. On Tuesday
night on the hon<e court both the
A and B boys defeated Mountain
City. The girls lost to Cranberry
on Wednesday night in a close
game with a score of 29 to 2ft
while the boys won easily wilh
a 46-23 count. On Friday again
on the home court both boys and
girls were able to win with
second string teams playing
against Crossnore.
Games this week will be with
Lees-McRae on Monday night
and with Appalachian on Friday
Inight. Return games with Moun
tain City wfll be played in
Mountain City on Tuesday night
Plans for the high school an
nual, T Tie Coveteer, are complete.
The work, including the making
of the pictures and the securing
of the advertisements, has been
done. Approximately 200 an
nuals will be printed.
The annual staff is as follows:
editors-in-chief, Pat Mast, Jan
ieve Mast; classy editor, Vyjl^t
Watson; literary~editors, Macie
Townsend, Josephine Greer;
sports editors, Blanche Comb*,
Peggy Bingham, Carson Perry;
business manager, Audrey Pro
ffitt; advertising manager, Pat
Mast; art editors, Zola Johnson,
Ruth Reece, Jimmie Webster,
Bennie Mast.
Word has just been received
that Pat Mast has_ been accepted
for further interview in regard to
receiving the Angier Duke Reg
ional Scholarship of Duke Uni
versity. Other seniors making ap
plication for the scholarship were
Jimmie Webster and Janieve
Mast.
Distinction Litl '
The following pupils are to be
congratulated on having made
the distinction list for the first
semester:
Eighth grade: Melvin Fletcher,
Carl Greer, William Ralph Town
send, Jessie Lee Harmon, Louise
Mitchell, Virginia Ward, Patcy
Ann Swift, Johnny Horton,
Linda Townsend. Bobbie Greer,
Geneva Pennell, Ruby Watson,
Mary Sue Walsh, Eva Nell
Teems, Harlene Main.
Ninth g'raade: John Thomas
Bingham, Herndon Mast, Freddie
Young, Bernice Brewer, Kathryn
Clay, Virginia Cook, Evelyn
Greer, Emogene Harmon, Peggy
Henson, Dorothy Hatley, Helen
Hodges, Shirley Mast, Ruth Min
ton, Peggy Stokes, Faith Town
send, Doris Vance, Betty Jean
Winebarger.
Tenth grade: Jack Billings,
Anne Henson, Doris Love, Ruby
Mast, Nancy Kay Cooper, Bobby
Lou Henson, Marjorie Mast, Lot
tie Stout, Martha Jean Henson,
Betty Jo Kohnle, Carolyn Mast.
Eleventh grade: Katy Sue
Farthing. Mary Ellen Adams,
Eugenia Ruth Luttrell, David
Horton, Dexter Byrd, Merl
Johnson, Bonnie Ward.
Twelfth grade: Pat Mast, Mar
garet Grogan, Macie Townsend,
Audrey Proffitt, Blanche Combs,
Zola Johnson, Violet Watson,
Virginia Wilson, Josephine
Greer, Janieve Mast. Jimmie
Webster.
Rutherwood School
New?
Our school has raised $17.52
for the March of Dimes. Some of
the children gave as much as
fifty cents. A second grade boy,
Nonman Michael, gave $3.00.
We want to thank the Lions
club for the "Moral Code for
Youth" which was presented by
Mr. Agle and Mr. Wey when
they visited us.
? We are very happy to have
running water in our school now
for the first time. Each class
room has a lavatory and foun
tain. The lunchroom has hot and
cold water. We are indeed proud
of the lunchroom and every stu
dent but five eat regular. We en
joy our hot lunches prepared by
Mrs Clyde Bodenheimer. She is
a wonderful cook and we are
very fortunate to have her.
I The Rutherwood school 4-H
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SPECIALS ON SEAT COVERS
For tha N?xl 30 Daya ? Baffin ning January 25
We will make for any 5 passenger car (except some of the
largest makes) out of our Specially Treated Straw Fibre for
only S22.SQ.
Also out of Plastic Plaids for any car (except the largest
makes for only S3S-00.
The Covers are all nicely trimmed in Leatherette and cloth
to match and tailored to fit the individual seats.
We also have a complete line of Upholstery Fabrics for Furn
iture including the Nationally Known Plastics such as Duran
Bad Boltaflex.
Truck Saats Covarad and Rabuilt a bpacial ty.
MORETZ UPHOLSTERING SHOP
127 Rirars Si. Back of Bus Station
NOTICE
We have moved to a new location behind the
Boone Super Market Building, formerly
occupied by the Shoemake Plumbing
Co.
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
BOONE SHEET METAL WORKS
Heme Lane, Mgr. - ( New Phone 273- W
club met January llth. The
meet in* waa called to order at
1:30 p. m. by the president. The
program chairman gave the
?tory of "Hanatel and GreteL"
The meeting waa then turned
over to Mr. Kirkman and Mia*
Matheaon, who checked on our
heal th by giving a questionnaire
to each member to be filled in on
honor. They gave out forestry
record books. The meeting waa
continued to the next Friday
when Mr. Ford came and gave a
film on forestry. He also gave a
demonstration on how to collect
leaves and make prints of them
for our record books.
?one* or sjujk or labd
! WHERESAS. on Iht tth day of
April. IMS. Fred Blair and wife.
Louise Blair, executed and delivered
unto G. M. Sudderettr. Trustee, a cer
tain dead of trust which is recorded
in the offices ol the Jtegieter of Deeds
for Avery County, North Carolina, in
riook No. ?, pages 447-448 and in
Watauga County. North Carolina, in
Book No ?4. paces 128 227, and
WHEREAS. Default has been made
in the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured aa therein provlled.
and the trustee has been requested by
the owner snd holder thereof to exer
cise the power of ssle therein contain.
virtue fc^My'&WrftlU
the said deed of trust, the undersign
ed Trustee will on the 21st day of
[February. 1948. at the court house
door of Watauga County, North Caro
lina, at eleven o'clock. A. M.. offer
[for sale to the highest bidder for
cash, the following real estate:
First Tract: Being 'all Chat certan
piece or parcel of land, containing
237 5 acres, conveyed to W. A. Hand
man by A. H. Cline and wife. M. O.
Cline. by deed dated October 5, 1906,
and registered in the office of the
Register of Deeds of said Watauga
County ,in Book No 4 of Deeds, on
page 484. and being the same land
shown on a plat made by Arthur C.
AHrich, Civil Engineer, as Trac No.
1. to record reference is made for a
full :md complete description
Second Tract: Being a portion of the
land conveyed to the said W. A. Hind
man by t'1e J. A alter Wright Lunr.^e-.
Co by deed Jsted Januarv 1, 1907
?ntaining 107 5 i us, an- 1 registered
in said Register's Office for Watauga j
County in Book No. 6 of Deeds on .
pages 237, et seq.. and being the sama
land shown on the plat of the said J
Arthur C. Aldrich as Tract No. 3. to ;
which record reference is made for a {
full and complete description. 1
Fourth Tract: Being all that certain *
piece or parcel of land containing 47.2 1
acres conveyed to the said W. A. Hind- J
man by L W. Farthing and wife, J
Nancy Farthing, by deed dated June '
18, 1909, and registered in said Regis
ter's office for Watauga County in <
Book No. 12 of Deeds on page 11, ar.d ?
being the same land shown on tne ?
plat of the said Arthur C. Aldrich as <
Tract No. 4, to which record reference'
is made for a full and complete des- 1
cription.
Fifth Tract: Being all that certain
piece or parcel of land containing 79.5
acres, conveyed to the . said w. A.
Hindman by H. A. KJeuppelberg and
wife. Mamie H. Kleuppelberg. ind Ida
H. Tatum, by deed dated March 6,
1005. and registered in said Register's
Office of Watauga County in Book
No. 5 of Deeds, on pages 19, et *q .
and being the same land shown on the
plat of the said Arthur C. Aldrich as
Tract No. 5, to which record reference
is made for a full and complete de
scription
Sixth Tract: Being all that certain
piece or parcel of land containing 41.5
acres, conveyed to the said W. A.
Hindman by J. D. York and wife. Ann
York, by deed dated May 4. 1*09. and
registered in said Register's office for
Watauga County in Book No. 3 of
Deeds on page 4M, and being the
same land shown on the plat of the
said Arthur C. Aldrich as Tract No.
9, to which record reference is made
for a full and complete description
Seventh Tract: Being all that car
tain piece or parcel of land containing
274 acre*, conveyed to the said W. A.
Hindman by A. D. Reynolds and wife.
S. A. Reynolds, dated January 1.
IMS. and rqgatered la said Register's
Office for Watauga County in Book
No. S of Dee<t> on pages Wit, et seq ,
and registered In said office in Book
No. 18 of Deeds on page 3SB, and be
ing the same lands shown on th* plat
of the said Arthur C. Aldrich aa Tract
No. 11, to which record reference is
made for a full and complete descrip*
tion.
Eighth Tract: Being all that certain
piece or parcel of land containing 18.6
acres conveyed to the said W. A. Hind
man by Riley Presnell and wile. Jane
Presnell. by deed dated March 3. 1!Kj5.
?nd registered in said Register s oC
ice for Watauga County in Book No.
1 of Deeds on page 145, and i>ei*ig the
snme land." shown on pl^t of Arthur
C. Aldrich as Aract No. 12. to which
record reference is made for a full
and complete description.
Ninth Tract: Being all that certain
piece or parcel of land containing
23 3 acres, conveyed to the said W. A.
Hindman by R. W. Presnell and wife.
S. E Presnell, by deed dated April 27.
|19(K), and registered In said Register . s
Office for Watauga County in Book
No. 4 of Deeds on page 144. and being
the same land shown on the plat of
the said Arthur C. Aldrich as Tract
No. 16. to which record reference if
made for a full and complete dcscrip
tion.
Tenth Tract: Being all that certain
fiece or parcel of land containing
37.5 acres conveyed to the Adventure
Lumber Co. by three deeds, one from
C. A. Grubb et al. dated March IB.
1905. and registered in said Register's
Office for wataugp County In Book
No. 14, of Deeds on page 389, the
second also from C. A. Grubb et a],
undated, but acknowledged March 18.
1905. and registered tn said Register's
Office in Book No. 14 of Deeds on
page 381; and the third from C. A.
Grubb. Executor of John Grubb, de
iea.sed. dated September 8. 1914. aj>d
registered in said Register's Office in
Book No. 15 of Deeds on page 5*5. and
being the same lands shown on the
plat of the said Arthur C. Aldrich as
Tract No. 10, to which record refer
ence is made for a full and complete
description.
Eleventh Tract: Being all that cer
tain piece or parcel of land contain
ing 103 acres conveyed to the said
W. A. Hindman by L. M Presnell and
wife. Kisre Presnell. by deed dated
Oct. 17, 1905. and re -registered in said
Registers Office for Watauga Coun
ty In Book No. 4 of Deeds on page
04, and being the same land shown
on the plat of Arthur C. Aldrich as
Tract No. 14. to which record reference
Is made for a full and como'ete des
cription.
Twelfth Tract: Being those two cer
tain pieces or parcels of land aggrega
ting ITS acres, and being the same
Linos conveyed to the said W. A.
Hindman by J. L. Glenn a. id wife.
Callie Glenn, and J. C Greer and
wife. Lilly Greer, by deed da'ed July
16. 1906. and registered in said Regis
ter's Office for Watauga County, in
Book No. 4 of Deeds on page 4*0. and
being the same lands shown on the
plat of the said Arthur C. Aldrich as
Tracts Nos 29 and 30. to whicn recoid
reference is made for a full and com
plete description.
Thirteenth Tract: Being all that cer
tain piece or parcel of land contain
ing 20.5 acres, conveyed to the said
W A Hindman by G. M. Li it ranee
and wife, I*ena *T,aurance oy deed
dated Oct. 6. 1909, and registered in
said Registers Office for Watauga
County tn Book No. 12, ot de^ds cm
poge 118. and being the same land
shown on the plat of the tald \rthur
C. Aldrich as Tract No. SO. to which
record reference is made for n full end
complete iketriptlw.
This the lfth
O. M.
Charles Hughes, Atty.
North Carolina
Watauga Coamty
R. Younc*
Willi* Georgia Younc*
THX DEFENDANT. Willie Georgia
Younc*. WUL TAXX NOTICX that an
action entitled aa abov* baa been com
menced In The Superior Court of Wa
tauga County. North Carolina, for the
purpoae of obtaining an abeolut*
divorce by the plaintiff from tha de
fendant on the (rounds of two yean
separation. and the said defendant.
Willie Georgia Younc*. will further
take notice that ah* Is required to ap
Car at the office of th* Clerk of the
parlor Court in the Courthouse in
Boone. N C. within SO days front the
4 th day of March. lMt. and answer or
demur to the complaint of the plain
tiff filed In tnis action, or the plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded In said complaint
Which Is that an abaohit* dieore be
(ranted the plaintiff from the defen
dant.
This th* 2tth day of January. 1MB.
FRXD II ORAGO
Clerk Superior Court. Watauga County
J-3-4C-H
NOTICE or SALE OF BZAL MTATZ
Under and by virtue of the power*
contained In mat certain deed of
trust executed by Prvd Oxen tine and
wife. Lizzie Ox en tine, on the 9th day
of December. 1M*. and recorded in
Book SI on Pages 72. 73 and 74. In the
Office of the Register of Deeds for
Watauga County, to secure a certain
Indebtedness in favor of W. L. Cox.
and default having been made In the
payment of said Indebtedness and de
mand having been made upon the
efefore. on Monday, February 7,
1848. at the courthouse door In Boone.
North Carolina, offer for sal* and sell
for cash, at 12:00 o'clock noon, the
following described real estate, to
wit:
TRACT NO. 1: Beginning on
cucumber, running North 13 degrees
West 56 poles to a maple; thence
North 40 degrees West 34 polfs to a
white oak; thence West 14 poles to a
white oak (now down); thence South
48 degrees West 16 poles to a chestnut;
thence West 40 poles to a spruce pw?
in the original line; thence South with
uld line 100 poles to a poplar; thence
West 30 poles to a stake; thence
South 60 poles to a stake; G. W.
Sherrlll's corner; thence Wqst with
his line 130 poles to a stake In Mosas
H. Cone's line; thence North with
said I Cone's line to the beginning,
containing 100 acres more or leas.
TRACT NO. 2: Beginning on
itooplng chestnut. Sherrlll's corner at
the edge of the field, and runs West
with the Sherrlll and Winkler line
12 poles to a planted rock; thence
north 10 degrees West It poles to a
itake in the road; thense North 87
legrees East with the road It poles to 1
> stake at the forks of the road; thence '
South 22 degrees East with Sherrlll's !
road 14 poles to a chestnut In Slifr
rlll's line at a (ate; thence witn raid
Ine 11 poles to the beginning, con- .
alnlng 2 acres and 38 rods.
From the above described lands Is ,
excepted 4 acres of land conveyed to (
lesse F. Robbins at the point where I
le has started building a house, and ?
lescribed in a deed from J. F. Sher- i
?ill and wife to Jesae Robbins. Gated i
May 8. IMS.
This the 3rd day of January. 1949
W H. Strickland. Trustee
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DEMOCRAT ADS PAY
PHILIPPINES
Indicative of the economic re
covery of the Inlands, the United
States Philippine war-relief off
ice has been cfttsed after distri
buting voluntary American con
tributions to some 8,000,000 Fil
ipinos in a three-year' program.
Supreme Court Justice Frank
Murphy, former high commission
er of the Philippines, headed the
organization's board of directors.
Tir?$fon?
? Up To $5.00 Trade
in Allowance
For Your Old Battery
[Toward the Purchase of a
New Firestone Battery
Pay as Little as
$1*5 A WEEK ,
rz~Z7Ta^is?-r->~
HARDWARE
REDUCED
DURING OUR SALE?
Reg. 3.10 100-watt
Soldering Iron $1.59
Reg. 2.98 Bucksaw
with 30-inch Blade $1.69
Reg. 1.98 Punch
and Chisel Set $1.09
Reg. 29c Big 12-inch
Wrecking Bar only 17c
Don't Miss These and Many
Other Bargains
SAVE!
REGULAR $13.98
Big 14-Piece %-Inch
Square Drive
Socket Wrench Set
? ONLY $7..49
During Our Big
LEADERSHIP SALE!
$50.00
Down Payment
Delivers a New
Firestone 8-Cu. Ft.
Refrigerator
in Your Home
Pay for it as you use it!
HOUSEWARES
REDUCED
DURING OUR BIG SALE!
Reg. 98c Thermometers
for Indoors or Outdoors ... 59c '
Reg. 5.95 Fine
7-Piece Knife Set $2.69 1
Reg. 1.19 Whistling
Glass Teakettle ...... 98c 1
Reg. 1.98 ;*Spic-N-Span"
Self- Wringing Mop $1.39;
GET HERE EARLY?
THESE WILL GO FAST!
REDUCED
For Our
LEADERSHIP SALE!!
$1 1.45
plus tax
Buys a Size 6.00-16
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TIRE
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