Local Affairs
I ,Mr. N^,. Barnes reipains scr
ously ill at Watauga Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown
spent the week end in Fayette
ville visiting relativM.
-Mrs. L. L. Bingham visited her
s?ter, Mrs. W. R Ashcraft, in
Monroe last week.
Mr. Bill Deven and Miss Jane
Crisman of Gastonia were week
end guests of Miss Patsy McGuire.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ward of
^ntcrsville spent Saturday with
Miss Clyde Kilby.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brown
and Miss Dorothy Jean Brown
spent Tuesday at Lenoir.
Mrs. Bynum Church and child
ran spent Tuesday at Blowing
Roffk with Mrs. Orastes McLe^i.
Mr. and Mrs. Arlon McLean of
North Bend, Oregon are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. fiynum Church.
Ensign Johnny Councill of
Charleston, S. C? spent the week
end here with his mother, Mrs.'
Tracy Councill.
Mr. and Mrs. .Glenn Cottrell
and son. David, were recent vis
itors of Mr and Mrs. Deryl Burle
son at Nashville, Tennessee. ?
Miss Eleanor Geer, who is a
senior at Wake Forest College,
spent the week end here with
her mothefT Mrs. Rex Geer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Stilwell,
of Belmont spent the week end
with Mrs. Stilwell's brother, Eber
Hudson, and Mrs. Hudson.
Miss Jane Keplar of Lees-Mc
Rae College. Banner Elk, spent
the week end here with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keplar.
Miss Martha Councill of Duke
University spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Councill.
Miss Marjorie South of Kings
Business College spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. ?. South.
Mr. Frank McGhee and Mrs.
Clark of Durham spent the week
end with Miss Pauline McGhee
and Mr. Wade McGhee.
Mr. and Mrs. William McEn
tire and daughter, Shirley, of
Shelby 9pent Saturday here with
friends. ,
Mrs. Alice Hardin, who has
been confined for the past two
weeks by illness, is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Greer had as
Sunday njght guests Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Smith of Laurel, Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hagaman
of North Wilkes bo ro were week
end visitors in Boone.
Mrs. Margaret Bohnert and
Mrs. Howard Bohnert of Miami,
Fla., spent last week with Mrs.
G. C. Winkler.
Johnny Horton of Wake Forest
College spent the week end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cox were
week end guests of Mrs. Cox's
sister, Mrs. Roy Keplar? and fam
ily. ?
Mrs. I. G. Greene spent last
week visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Ronal Storie and Mr. Storie near
Lenoir.
Miss Lucy Cowles who teaches
at Gamewell Sch^l spept the
week end with Miss Pearl Cow
Misa43iUie Jean Storie of John
son City, Tennessee spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tcfrner Storie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pennell
and children of Gamewell spent
the week end with Mr. Pennell
mother, Mrs Emma Pennell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richards and
son, Bobby, of Albermarle at
tended homecoming at Appala
chian over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Councill and
son, Clark, of Charlotte spent the
eir summer home
David Lewis, son of Mrs. Lena
Lewis, returned home Tuesday
from Watauga Hospital, where he
was a patient? few days.
Mr. Watt Gragg and Mr. Grady
Farthing attended the Stat* Fair
the latter part of the week and re
turned home Sunday.
Mr. Jimmy Westbrook of
Greensboro spent the w?tk end
here and attended the Homecom
ing activities.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coleman
have moved into the Watt Gragg
apartment for the winter. Mr.
Coleman is with the tdbacco mar
ket.
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Guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Watt Gragg are Mrs. Gregg's
sister. Mi's. R. W. Pettigrew, and
Mr. Petigrew of Nashville, Tenn
essee.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Winkler and
children. John and Margaret, of
West Jefferso^ spent the weak
end with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Winkler. 9
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. T. Buckland and'family
were Mr. and Mrs. frank Young'
and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Young
and family of North Wilkesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Coffey spent
the week end with Mrs. Coffey's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Carroll, at their home in Perkins
ville.
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Winkler and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Fidler were Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Hamilton and Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Moir of Mt. Airy.
' Mr. Aid Mrs. Alvin Carter and
children, Lynn and Joel Ray of
Minneapolis %ttended the home
coming game Saturday and visit
ed with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Winkler
spent last week in Charlotte with
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bell. While
there Mr. Winkler was under
treatment for an allergy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Corn and
children, George and Jim, of Shel
by were week end guests in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Broome.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Whittington
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hartley
and family of North-Wilkesboro
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. N. L. Barnes.
Mr.' and Mrs. Ray Harrill and
children, Joe and Baxter visited
with Mrs. HarriU's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Cooke over the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Calson, Miss
Doris Wefts and Mr. George
Teale of Charlotte were Sunday
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Alexander of Boone.
Mr. and Mrs." Glenn Cottrell
and little son, David, spent the
week end in Nashville, Tennessee
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Deryl Bur
leson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. York left
Saturday tor a week's visit with
their son and?daughter-in-law,
Ensign and Mrs. W. B. York, Jr.
in Schenectady, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Roseoe Brown, Jr.
of Lumberton spent the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Colvert and Mr. and
Mr#. Roseoe Brown, Sr.
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Mrs. Margaret Warren returned
from Taylorsville last week where
she spent a week with her sisters,
Mrs. Sharpe, Mrs. Shaver, and
Mrs. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Lane
of Portsmouth, Va., spent the
past week end visiting their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe L. Coffey,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C ^Mast and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Farthing of
Sugar Grove left 'Tuesday for
Vero Beach, Fla? where the^will
spend the winter. 9
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Greene and
son, Dennis, of Burlington spent
the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Greene, afcd
family of Route 2, Boone.
Mrs. Ralph Spainhouqfof Le
noir, and daughter, Mrs. Bill
Mills, and Mr. Mills of Concord
spent last week end visiting at
the home of Mrs. G. C. Winkler.
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Mrs. Melvin Church and ion,
Stevie, of Cincinnati, left on their
return home Wednesday, after a
visit of a few days with Mrs.
Church's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Coffey, of Blowing Rock.
Mrs. Bessie W. Hall has sold
her home in Boone and is moving
back to Florida on account of her
health. Mrs. Hall ha* resided in
Boone for 25 years, where she
has made many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh and
children, Mary Darwin and Ellen,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Marsh at Oxford. They
alao, attended the State Fair on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Deryl Burleson of
Nashville, Ten???ee, spent the
week end with Mrs. Burleson's
parents, Mr. and Mr*. Homer
Lane, and attended the Home
coming at A- S. T. C.
Mrs. Martha Cox nnd ? Miss
Maude Cox of Elkin spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. Tuckwiller and family. They
returned to their home In Elkin
Sunday.
Mrs. Milt Greene, Sormy
Greene, Mn. M. W. Greene ami
children, Stephen and Michael,
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. George "Carrol at North
Fork, W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Redman and
children, of Winston-Salem, spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Weston at Todd. Mrs.
Claude Roae, sister of Mrs. Wes
ton, accompanied them. ^
Sunday guests of Mrs. J. L.
Goodnight and Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Goodnight were Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Goodnight and children,
Doris, Daisy and Joyce, of Gas
tonia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Caudill hav?
moved to an apartment near their
men's and women's shop on King
street. They movejl from their
home in Brushy Fork.
Mr. Lawrence Barden of Duke
University spent the week end
here with his parents, Dr. and
Mrs. ^phn G. Barden. Sun
day moming he took part in the
worship service at the Methodist
Church.
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Hendrix were their
son, Jack H. Hendrix, Mrs. H<*-|
drix', and Nancy Alice of Shelby,
and their daughter, Mrs. Velt
Jewell, and Mr. Jewell of Win
ston -Salem*
Reverend .and Mrs. Vilas Min
ton and children of Fletcher,
spent several days at their home
in Perkinsville last week and vis
ited friends and relatives. Rev.
Mr. Minton is pastor of the Bap
tist church at Fletcher.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ga^and
Winkler of Marion spent Sunday
in Boone. Rev. Mr. Winkler, who
is the Marion District superin
tendent, conducted the Sunday
service at the Methodist church
here, after which he held the first
Quarterly Conference.
Mrs. Wiley G. Hartzog spent
the week end in Ratefth with
her ion, Gordon. Wh II "there sfc*
attended a reception and dance
sponsored by the faculty wives
of N. C. State College, honoring
the new Chancellor, Dr. Carey H.
Bostain.
Captain and Mrs. Robert Bra
beck left lasf week for Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, where Captain Bra
beck will be in school for 12
weeks, after which they wifl
make their home in Seattle,
Washington^ where he will be
stationed.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Greer Sunday were Dr. and
Mrs. I. G. Greer of Chapel Hill,
W. P. Greer of Bristol, Tennes
see, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Adams
and daughter. Nancy, and Miss
Betty Household, all of Green
ville, Tennessee.
MUs Becly Shoemake of Wo
man's College in Greensboro was
a week end visitor with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shoe
make. Her guest was Miss Carol
Wilson of W. Palm Beach, Fla.,
who is also a student at Woman's
College.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Miller and
children, Connie and Pat of Dur
ham spent the week end with Mr.
and MW R. P. Miller of Todd
and Misses Blanch and Lillian
Miller of Route 2 Boone. They al
so visited Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Jones of Boone. ^
Garden Club members from
Boone attending the District
Garden Club meeting at Marion
last Wednesday were Mrs. R. W.
Watkins, Mrs. E. S. Quails, Mrs.
Mae Miller, Mrs. G. K. Moose,
Mrs. B. W. Stalling* and Mrs.
James Councill.
Mr. atxT Mr*. Clifford Craven
returned Monday from Lakeland,
Fla., where they spent a week
with Mr. CraverJj parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Craven, and broth
er, Airman Earl M. Craven, of
Ellington Air Force Base, Texas.
They abo visited another broth
er, the Rev. John W. Craven, of
Bartow, Fla.
Week enP guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Herman Eggers were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Joyce, Mr. and
Mrs. James Snyder, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Haigler, all of Win
ston Mem, Miss Virginia Buff,
of Charlotte, H. O. Jones, of Duke
University, Durham, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Hartley of Colerain and Mr.
and Mr*. Tslmadgt Penland of
AsherlUe.
Capt. Carlos DeLima ii seifous
ly 111 at Watauga Hospital, fol
lowing a heart attack suffered at
his home heie Monday evening.
Mrs. J. C. Goodnight and Jim
my spent the lPter part of the
week in Columbia, S. C., visiting
Mrs. Goodnight's ? sister, Mrs.
Daton Anderson, and family.
While there they attended the
8. C.-Clemson game and the
?outh Carolina wate Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Rollins
and children, Judy and Bill, of
Warsaw were week end guests of
Mr. Rolling brother, V. G. Rol
lins. They were accompanied^y
Mr. Rollins' mother, Mrs. Leona
Rollins, who will spent some time
here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Robbins
and twin daughters, Mary and
Marion, of Petersburg, Va., were
week-end visitors with Mr. Rob
bins' mother, Mrs. Ed Robbins
and his sister, Mrs. Mary Herring.
Mr. Robbins will be remembered
here as former manager and vice
president of Northwest Utilities,
Inc., an office he held here for
many years before transferring to
Virginia. Northwest Utilities in
Virginia later merged with Vir
ginia Electric Power Co. with
headquatrers in Petersburg and
Mr. Robbins was assistant super
intendent there the past three
years. Recently he was made
superintendent of this company
which necessitates his traveling
over many states. Mr. Robbins
has been in Virginia some 13
years. Mr. ' and Mrs Robbins
have a son. Tommy, in the Air j
?Force in Illinois. ?
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Woman's Club
Holds Session
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The October meeting of the
Boone Worthwhile Woman's club
was held in the Presbyterian
Church on th? evening of Oc
tober 22. A long exhibit table
was graced with red, white and
blue floral arrangements and
flags, and flanked with a large
standing flag and with posters on
lAmerkanism. It held pafchment
replicas of the Declaration of In
dependence and the Constitution
and photographs of Independence
Hall in Philadelphia, obtained for
the occasion by Mrs. Arnold Van
Pelt.
Mrs. Lee Reynolds defined
Americanism as a "greater appre
ciation 0f an American way of
life," which is being challenged
today. General Federation of
Woman's Club emphasis this
year ii'upon strengthening our
religious foundation, and upon
exercising citizen responsibility
both to vote and to ourselves
take office. She led the group
reading of "The American's
Creed." The group then sang
'The Star Spangled Banner."
Mrs. Clyde Winebarger sang "I
Pledge Allegiance."
Mrs. Winebarger told of the
Ceneral Federation Project to re
store Independence Hall. School
children nation wide are invited
to an essay contest on "What
America Means To Me," and to
contribute each a penny a week
toward the restoration.
Mrs. John Horton opened the
business meeting with a reading
"On Rearing A Gentleman."
It was voted to enter a speller
in the annual Spelling Bee for
benefit <#T Boone Band.
Mrs. A. E. South reported on
the Youth Committee that there
have been 45 Windows offered by
merchants for Hallowe'en decora
tions.
Mrs. Reynolds reported for
the Welfare Committee an enthu
siastic opening of the Teen Age
Canteen, and the club pledged
support.
Mrs. R W. Watkins reported
the District meeting in Moores
ville, which shAnd Mrs Horton
attended, which consisted of
three very helpful workshops for
club presidents, department chair
men, arid Juniors.
Mrs. James Winkler reported
a contest offered by a magazine
featuring the woman of each fed
erated club who has made the
greatest contribution to the club
during the year and the club vot
ed to enter Mrs. South.
Refreshments in the National,
colors were servedd>y the host
esses, Mrs. Van Pelt, Mrs. T. K.
Pease, Mrs. Herman Wilcox, Mrs.
Vera Tunnell, Mrs. Gordon Tay
lor and Mrs. Ralph Greer.
C?^666
Beaver Dam
Club Entertained
The Beaver Dam Club held a
meeting September 24 at the home
of Mr*. Dean Reese. The presi
dent called the meeting to order
and all sang and repeated the col
lect. Mrs. Fannie Swift read the
first P%*lm for the devotionaT les
son and Mn. Vannoy led in pray
er. Misi Susan Arnette read the
minutes of tfe last meeting.
"Pictures in the Home" was the
sobject studied and the discus
sion was led by Miss Mary Helen
Neill. All members were happy
to have six members from the
Oa# Grove Club visit this meet
ing. The hostess served refresh
ments to the sixteen present.
On October 22, the club met
^vith Mrs. Lee Swiff. "America
the Beautiful" was the opening
hvmn. Mrs. Kate Reese gave a
report of a county council meet
ing at Boone.
The subject of building a coun
ty health center was discussed
and the members voted to give a
donation.
Aflss Neill gave the demonstra
tion, "Professional Methods in
Clothing Construction." The host
ess served refreshments to the
ten members present.
Mrs. Councill
Fetes Friday Club
The Friday* Afteri#on Club
met at the home of Mr Jsr"~T
Councill, Friday, October 23, with
?Mrs. James Council and Mrs.
Ben Council as co-hoL._sses.
The program for the afternoon
was on the life and works of
Stephen A. Foster. Mrs. James
Council gave his biography and
Mrs. D.. J^ Whitener sang two of
his songs, "Beautiful - Dreamer"
and "Jeanie With The Light
Brown Hair," accompanied by
Mrs. A. E. South at the piano.
The gro<Jb then joined in singing
some of Foster's well known
songs.
The club -voted to send the
president, Mrs. Frank Payne, to
represent it in the fortheofrung
Spelling Bee to be held at the
Appalachian "High School in
November.
? Guests of the club were Mrs.
G. K. Moose, Mrs. William Mathe
son, Mrs. Hooper Hendrix, and.
Mrs. E. F. Troutman.
Delightful refreshments were
served by the co-hostesses.
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Cardenerc^tes
Meet At Hotel *
?The Gardenerettes met for
their monthly dinner meeting
recently at the Danial Boone Ho
tel, with Mrs. John G. Martin as
hostess.
The centerpiece for the dinner
table was a lovely arrangement
of autumn leaves and chrysan
themums. with attractive floral
place cards being used to mark
each place. *
The program for the evening
was on planting of bulbs for
spring gardens. An open discus
sion was held, following which
the meeting ended.
Present were Mrs. H. W. Car
penter, Mrs. O. K. Richardson,
Mrs. E. F. Coe, Mrs. Marcus W.
Sharpe, Mrs. W. C. Richardson,
Mrs. Arnold Van Pelt, and Mrs.
John G. Martin.
/9V-N Every Elgin bat lb*
heart that otvar
\/ breaks, lb* Dur?Po4Jr
Mainspring, nrnaMl
* to Mm brtmk.
"ttodr fMiitoflt. rtf-fMfclMt pt+
vMinf ?rifiml mi la (MtarW mhm Mrvionf .
WALKERS
% JEWELRY
STORE
books, a. c.
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Bethel 4-H Club
Plans Ball Games
On Thursday, October 18, the
Bethel 4-H Club met for tljeir
regular meeting. .
Plan* were made for hallgames
and a party with the Cove Creek
and Boone Clubs.
Devotional exercises included
scripture reading by 'Annie Phil
lips; prayer led' by Evelyn Mathe
son; and a song by Mary Carol1
Greene, Dora Lee Greene, and
Arlene Keller.
The group sang several select
ions, after whieh Mrs. Hodges,
who is luaving soon, talked on
plans for the part* and the achie
vement day in "shevllle which
is to be held October 31.
BPW Club
Meets Tuesday
"ftie Business and Professional
Women's Club met at the Gate
way Cafe, Tuesday evening, Oct-j
ober 20, for a supper meeting. *
Mrs. Smith, International Re
lations committee chairman, had
charge of the program, -looking
' forward to International Rela
?tions Day, October 24th.
Richard Zuber and Hope Dyson
ably discussed the United Nat
ions Organization.
Preceding the meeting the exe
cutive board rftt to transact busi
ness and make plans for the com
ing months. Several visitors were
present.
Bazaar Plans
Rein?- Iflade
A meeting was held Wednes
day night at the Methodist Church
to plan the annual Methodist Ba
zaar and Turkey Diftner, spon
sored by the Woman's Society of
Christian Service. ?
The Bazaar will be held Thurs
day, Novenrher 19, and readers
are urged 1 v officials, of the
WSCS to watch for further an
nouncements on this popular
event.
Miss Geer's Name
In Who's Who
Miss Eleanor Geer, senior at
Wake Forest College has been
selected as one- of the twenty
three students from Wake Forest
to be lecognized in*Who's Who
Amoi^* Students in American
Universities and Colleges. These
students are recognized for scho
larship and leadership. #
?Miss Geer has been prominent
in dramatics and publications.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Geer.
Watauga Hospital
Mrs. Margaret Oliver, Mri.
Lillie Brown, Mrs. Alice Fian
nery, Mrs. Kite Smith, Miss Jo
Ann Graybeal, Little Mis* Sherry
Ann Bamet, Mr. Roy S. Brown,
Master Dana Townsend, Master
I.4iwell Henderson, Mrs. Vjolet
Perkins, Mrs. Muttie Miller, Mrs.
Carrie Shull, Musteft>avid Lewis,
Mrs. Texie Cannon, Mr. Walter
L. Davis, Mr. Frajtic Gre*r?Mr.
Donald Lyons, Mrs. Mae F?x,
Mrs. Maxine Triplett, Mrs. Mur
lee Austin, Mr. Jim Purlier, Mast
er Wayne Miller, Mrs. Alice
Yates. Mr. B. M. Miller. Mr. New
ton Barnes, Master Sammy
Steelman. Master Harvey John
Beotly, Mrs. Essie Winkler, Mr.
John Pyecha, Mr. Olenn Well
born, Mr. Harry Worrell, Mrs.
Betty Watson.
Blrthsi
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Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Moretz,
Boone, girl, October 20.
Mr. and Mrs. E4Lord Weaver,
Tamarack, boy, October 21.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hartley,
Todd, girl, October 21,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Byrd,
Banner Elk, girl, October 21.
Mr. and Mn. Russell Garland,
Trade, Tenn., boy, October 21
Mr. and Mn. Larnl* Tfcplett.jip
Triplett, girl, October 21.
Mr and Mr*. Russell Greene.
Blowing Rock, girl, October 22.
%Ir and Mrs Joe Potter, Tama
rack, boy, October 22.
Mr. and Mr*. Marion Oxford,
Route I, Boone, girl, October IS.
Mr. and Mn. Darrell Hicks,
Route 2, Boone, girl, October 24.
Mr. and Mn. Claude MotetzjU
Boone, boy, October >4.
Mr. and Mn. Ronoke Hopper,
Madison, boy, October 26.
The President opposes a Fed
eral retail sale* tax, but said a
general sales tax at the manufac
turer's level was a possible reve
nue-producing measure.
DRUG fbDrtfTlOM
Dr. William F. Ossenfort, of the
U. S. Public Health Service, says
improved medical techniques
have reduced the number of nar
cotic addicts who start on drugs
while under a doctor's care from
five per cent to about one per
effit in the past twenty yean. Ac
cording t" this doctor, narcotic
addiction on the whole is on the
decrease in the United States.
COMING!!
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Wednesday, Nov. 4th
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A Sale* and Service
? Representative of
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
will be in
BOONE
AND VICINITY
? le will gladly take care of your sewing machine
requirements as listed on the coupon below:
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
318 E. Main St.; Johnson City, Tenn. ?
Boone Phone No. 207
Gentlemen :*
Kindly have your representative call in regard to:
REPAIRING MY PRESENT MACHINE ?
A NEW SINGER SEWING MACHINE ?
A NEW SINGER VACUUM CLEANER ?
?
Other Items ...U
(Needles, parts, sewing sullies, etc.)
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Make of machinb -
?Phone Date
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Yes, the party seadbn is
at hand, and ^ou'll be
? ready for any gay occa
sion v?th one or more
of the lovely
Evening Gowns
Now On Display *n Our Store
You'll find the conservative prices well
within your budget, too.
CAUDILL'S
THE SHOP FOR LADIES AND MEN
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123 E. King Street 0 Booof, N. C.
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