HEREFORD SALE
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want to look thtt group over
carefiilly. O
Finley P. Hodgei and Son of
fer four lota including the herd
bull that they are wiling becauae
he it ao cloMrly related to the
eqw herd. One nice heifer old
enough to breed, and two lowaet
bull calve* complete thin con?lgn
ment.
Groupt of thro; lota each will
come from Diamond S. Ranch,
V. C. Shore" and W. H. Walket
Diamond S it offering two cow*
with calves at aide, and one open
heifer. One calf In tired by poll
ed bull and one la rich In TT
Triumphant blood. The Shore*
consignment consist* of two nice
open heifers and one cow that
may have calf at tide by sale
day. Wjlker is lending three
young bull* by Silver Prince 13
through the ring. Thi* herd bull
ha* *ired many of the fine cattle
in Walker'* herd, and *old in thi*
area.
Shipley Farm offer* two pro
miiing heifer*, one by H. C.
Larry Domino 58, the outstanding
herd bull on tlje farm and the
other of WHR breeding and sel
ling with breeding privilege to
HC. Larry Domino 35.
B. C. Donnelly come* up with
a bull and a heifer by the Mill
Iron bull and Edwin Dougherty
offers two very deep and thick
heifer calve* by Stanway Pride.
Grady Farthing lists a pair, one
bull and one heifer, rich in the
blood of the old Paladin bull.
John H. Hollar and W. B. Kel
ler, give us a pair of heifer* each
that will make you turn to take
a second look. The Hollar calves
are sired by a son of the Paladin
bull, and remember thi* bull won
the get of sire contest at our
Feeder Calf show October 1. The
Keller heifer* pre by the LB Roy
al Duke bull.
Norris Brothers offer a nice
heifer by Ardmore Domino 2,
and a cow with a calf at side by
this bull and bred back to him.
Sherman Hollar brings a showy
young cow with calf at side and
Fred Greene offers a nice bred
cow
R. C. Rivers send* a heifer rich
in popular bloodline* and carrie*
the service of Silver Prince 13tfi,
the W. H. Walker herd bull. Out
standing open heifers in single
lot* come from Jones Hollar.
Vannoy Brothers, and W. K.
Sturdivant.
Single lot bulla come from
Triple E. Hereford farm, D. L.
Bingham and Council! llenson.
These bulls are bred right and
are worth careful consideration.
News Of Service
Men
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Pfc. Herman C. Cannon, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Cannon of
Beech Creek is now stationed at
Edmond. Okla., where he will
graduate as a clerk-typist on
November 12. A graduate of the
Cove Creek High School he vol
unteered for service June 12,
1951.
Sgt. Dwight E. Hodges is now
stationed at Camp Carson, Color
ado, after returning from Korea.
Sgt. Hodges recently visited with
his parents.
A good general need not only
sees the way to victory; he also
knows when victory is impos
sible. ? Polybius.
CARD OF THANKS
We take this method of ex
pressing our many thanks to each
and every one for the kindness
es shown us during our recent be
reavement. Especially do we
thank Rev. Mr. Thomas for his
sympathetic words. May God's
richest blessings be upon each
and every one. ? Mr. and Mrs.
Cloy Pennell and Jane.
DONT COUGH
Your Head Off!
Ask for
Mentho-Mulsion
If it fails to stop your cough
due to colds, ask for your
money back.
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ECONOMICAL!
pre. MX O. HOMUf. ?on of
Mr. and Mm. Cloy Morris, of
Laxoo. who U (ponding Ion day*
with hb paronli. Ho it tocalod at
Chanulo Air Forco Baao. 111.
POStURE WEEK
Continued from page one)
bus can have a marked effect on
your health, energy and looks.
"Puttin| glamor aside, we're
a lot of pounds of assorted tis
sues, muscles and organs draped
on a structure of bones. Up on
top is a heavy ball that we comb
and think with? our head! Hold
ing that combination in balance
Is a lot of work and we can stand
up to it because our bone frame
works are designed to support
our body weight with the least
muscular effort.
"Poor posture, the slump and
slouch, takes part of the job
away from our bones and hands
it, to the muscles. Their protest
is called 'fatigue' or 'that tired
feeling.' To add to the bill of
poor posture the extra strain
thrown on the joints and liga- j
merit* can lead to backaches and
pains. The change in your shape
cramps your lungs and other in
ternal organs, often causing im
proper functioning.
"Good posture or good body
mechanics is a matter of thinking
about it as you go about your
daily duties and relaxation. Sit
ting, standing, washing the dish
es, serving tea or a tennis ball ?
keep your body under your head j
and let your weight hang from '
your shoulders like a coat. You
will find that you will look bet
ter, feel better and conserve
your energy. One last warning.
Good posture is only one ele
ment. If postural faults are
severe, if you suffer from chro
nic backache, muscular pains or
other continuing symptoms, make
a beeline for your doctor."
Production of farm machinery
proceeded at an all-time high
rate during the first six months
( of this year.
REV. MR. SMITH
Continued from page one'
ment of her home church and to
a frequent teacher of that work
tn training ichooto over western
North Carolina.
_ A newcomer ^o Boone, Mm
Ruby Akcrs of New Albany,
Mux., and protently a graduate
assistant at A8TC will direct tl#
course for young people. Mis*
Akcrs to an accredited teacher of
the Methodist church in that
field and before coming to Boone
spent a number of yearn in di
recting youth work, nerving last
year as director of ?n entire dis
trict of young people's work.
The school will cloac on Thurs
day night, and credits will be is
sued to those completing the re
quirements of the courses.
The pastor of the host church,
Rev. Joseph T. Shackford. direc
tor of the school, has extended an
urgent invitation to church
school workers of itther denomi
nations to enroll in the school
and avail themselves of the help
of those experienced teachers.
Thpugh a denominational project,
the school will treat the needs
and problems which are com
mon to protestant churches. Not
only teachcers, assistants, and of
ficers but any interested Chris
tian may hope to benefit by en
rollment in the school.
BLOOD
(Continued from page one.)
the following organization to
serve with the Red Crosn Blood
mobile staff Monday, October
22: Mrs. Len D. Hagaman, coordi
nator; Mrs. Mae Miller, chairman
of reception committee; Miss Eli
zabeth Bridge, canteen chairman.
Two graduate nurses from Boone.
Mrs. John Martin and Mrs. Dell
Richardson, Jr., have volunteer
ed to serve with the medical
staff during the day; other volun
teers to be assigned duties on
that day are Mesdames Coker
Triplett, Arnold Van Pelt, W. F.
Miller, Jr.. A. R. Smith, Wiley
Smith, and O. K. Richardson. Sgt.
Pendergrast of the Boone Re
cruiting Service has offered
to provide transportation to and
from the hospital for any person
wishing to be a blood donor and
can be reached at telephone 208
anytime during the day.
The blood donor program will
get underway Monday morning
at eleven o'clock and continue
until six o'clock in the evening.
Mr. R. .W. Watkins of the college
athletic department will head
the drive among college students
and personnel.
Soldiers generally win battle?:
generals get credit for thetn. ?
Napoleon.
125 Methodist* at
Sub - District Meet
More than a hundred and twen
ty five fount people and adult*
from four Methodist charges as
sembled at Mabel Methodist
charfe on the Henson's Chapel
Methodist' Church on Sunday
night for their sub-district meet
ing for October. Persons from
Mime ceven churches representing
Todd. C res ton, Henson's Chapejg
and Boone charges were present
Rev. Ralph Miller was host past
or.
A highly interesting and mean
ingful program was given by the
Mabel young people on "John
Wesley and the Origins of M?th- i
odism."
At the business meeting, Pres
ident Katherine Clay presided.
An offering was taken for mis
sions. and the group voted 40 un
dertake as a mission special the
purchase of school supplies for
u missionary in the Belgian Con
go. Attendance banner was
awarded to Henson's Chapel.
Plan:; were completed for par
ticipation in the training school
for church school workers to be
held at the Boone Methodist
Church, October 22-2S, at which,
school a special course on the
Methodist Youth Fellowship,
taught by Miss Ruby Akers, of
New Albany, Mil*., and Booife
will be included in the courJn
of the nehool.
Delicioua and abundant re
freshments of punch and copkies
were served by the ladies of the
Mabel church at the close of the
business meeting.
FOODHANDLERS
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the county.
The workers who attended the
Foodhandlers' School were given
information concerning germi
encountered in foodhandling and
a demonstration of the common
ways of spreading garma, hints
for good foodhandling practice*
and personal hygiene and a de
monstration of proper dishwash
ing and the use of paper cups in
safe foodhandling. The general
public should profit by the in
formation gained by the food
handlers from attendance in the
'?ittMl' . ? . ..
CARD OF THANKS
Words cannot express our
gratitude to our many friends
and neighbors for their many
deeds of kindness shown us dur
ing the illness and death of our
dear husband and father, J. R.
Greene. We are grateful to those
sending food, and the floral of
fering. ? The family.
CONSIGNING 4 HEAD
Watauga
Hereford Sale
OCTOBER 26 BOONE, N. C.
Featuring Our Proven Herd Sire
M. V. Domino Triumph 1st
Son of M. W. Domino 67th
Grandson of Colorado Domino 1 59th
Grandson of TT. Triumphant 3rd
Three Register of Merit animals in his
pedigree.
Selling two of his bull calves in this sale.
We are retaining all of his daughters.
Look them over at our farms before sale
date.
Meadow View Hereford Farms
FINLEY P. HODGES AND SON
BOONE. NORTH CAROLINA
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