Recreation INewsl j
Jaek Grow, recreation director
for Boom, ha* retoaaed the fatof
eveata for the
"•day, July 18:
300—Little UUI« iMim
1 and S.
J:uO 4 :io Little Utile T|<HWl
2 and 4. M' l
7:30—Adult aoftball. " VtUa
KportxihM Club. IHC field;
A toy v» Presbyterians. Doc
f mliory field.
m Friday, July 19:
1:30-^:00—Utile League
jf b*3:00-53l)-Cow.t# Pony UMM
fame. Cove Creek at Boom.
9:49-7:30—Adult Softball— All
Stara v». 1BC—IRC field.
• 00-10.10—Teen Canteen (wear
your walking ahcta).
Monday. July 22
| IJMOO-IJttle League base3
0 05:90—Adult soft bell, IRC r»
Oak Grove. Dormitory Held, Ruth
| crwootl *». Vila* IRC field
Tuesdsy, July 1»:
1:30-3:110 Utile Utile
2 »nd 4.
t*»m» 1 sad S.
LMOe V**"*'
5 46 734J—Adult Softball: Ml
Lions tk. Sports man Club, Dormitory
field: Boone Boy* y§- Baptist.
Hit' field. ■ R
bell. " ...v"
3 00-8:30 County Pony League
fame, Boone at Bethel
9:48-7 30— Adult Softball, rained
out game*.
Adult softball
J. H. WINKLER
REAL ESTATE - SALES AND RENTALS
PHONE CY 5-3086 - BLOWING ROCK, N. C.
NOTICE
1 hare moved my radiator shop to new location on Weft
Howard Street, and we are now ready to serve yea In
all your radiator and lawn mower repairs. Alao sharpening
lawn mowers All work guaranteed.
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WEST HOWARD STREET, BOONE, N. C.
'ROUND THE CLOCK
Prescription
Service
By Registered Pharnacfet
Harris Rexall Drug Store
Main St. BLOWING HOCK, N. C. Pkoae 2016
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Spurt (man Club I •
Baptist 9 f
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; great diversification of loans and
customers," Mr. Duncan sold, t
, "On tho <rti»r-haJid the Norttwestna
Bank witt a larger capital
taruclui* and grantor credit fadlities,
can materially aid the expansion
and growth of industry and
agriculture in StateseUle and
Iredell County." he salt}.
Mr. Latenby said "We are looking
forward to Joining this fine
banking systMn and belleva we can
better serve the financial needs
j of the people of Statesville and
Iredell County through this nter-'
I ger ."
Peoples Loan and Savings Bank
1 was established In 1914 and had
resources of 1141,972.76 and since
! that time Ita resources have grown
I to 90,803.809.27. At the preaent
' time the Peoples Bank has thre>'
offices in Statesville.
The Northwestern Bank, with
home oflfcea in North Wilkesboro,
was established In 1937 with
offices In six towns and resources
of 92,999,999.23. Since that time
it has grown Into one of the largest
banking concerns in North
Carolina and now operates branch
banks In 19 cities and towna
throughout Northwestern North
Carolina. Total resources of the
Northwestern now are 992,978,
189.71.
Combined resources of the
Northwestern Bank after the merger
will be in exceas of 992X100,000,
with a capital account of 99,000,000,
exclusive of reserves.
Following the stockholders'
meeting In North Wilkesboro, the
board of directors met and elected
C. W. Higgins, Jr., of Galax, Va„
to the board. He la president of
Vaughn-Bassett Furniture Company
in Galax.
Hia grandfather, M. A. Higgins.
was one of the original organizers
of the Bank of Sparta In 1902 and
he was one of th« incorporators of
the Northwestern Bank on July
1, 1937. He alao served on the
board of directors of the Northwestern
Bank until his death. The
Junior M. Higgins ii a son of N.
C. Supreme Court Judge Carlyle
I Higgins.
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Seven Watauga Farm Boys, Girls |
To Attend Carolina 4-H Club Week
Next week will be "the week
of the yew" for seven Watauga
farm boys and (iris when they
attend the annual VH Club Week
<.t_W. C. Stale College in Raleigh.
♦M Chi ha are Ruth Ana Bobiaaoo,
Ruth Ana MM|! -fH
Glenn of Bethel, Rotold Swift of
Beovrr Dam; Burl Norris of the
IK Hill community; aid Bobby
Lee Norris of Boom.
Attending seaaiona on Thursday
and Friday wUl be Johnny Vines
of Bethel, and Dennis TrtVette of
Cove Creek, who will ho recognised
at a special program aa North
Carolina'* state sheep shearing
ehamplona.
Approximately 1.200 members
of 4-H CTuba representing every
county In the state along with
county farm and home agenta are
expected to be on band for the
event which will be held Monday
through Friday, according to L.
R. Ha/rill, state 4-H Club leader
for the N. C. Agricultural Extension
Service at State College.
State finals in many 4-H conteats
will be held during the week.
Those club memberi attending
Club Week fought their way up
through community, county, and
diatriet contests to reach the atate
finals.
In addition, some of the delegates
to National 4-H Club Congress
will be chosen and new members
will bo tapped into the 4-H
Club Honor Club. New State Council
officers will alao be elected during
the week.
"Improving Family and Community
Living" will be the theme
of the apecial week highlighting
the outstanding accomplishments
of 4-H Club members throughout
the atate. ,
Edward Foaa Wilson, aaaiatant
secretary, Department of Health.
Announcement waa also made
at the directors' meeting that Albert
C. Walah of Mount Pleaaant.
is now associated with the home
office in North Wilkesboro. During
the past year he taught the
commercial and mathematics
courses at East High School and
ia a graduate of Appalachian State
Teachers College, where he majored
in buaineaa education.
The boffd completed ita work by
declaring a special dividend to be
paid September 38 to stockholders
Education and Welfare, Wwbinnton.
D. C., and Joseph D. Tonkin.
thief, Audio-Vlwul Branch, Federal
Extension Service, are among
the out-of-cute speakers for 4-H
Ctab Wert. . If ■Registration
will begin Monday
at 10 a. m.. io William Neal Reyn
•Ms CoLaeum. Bill Pennell. Caldwell
county, president of the State
4-H Council, will preside at the
first formal assembly to be held
Monday night in the caliaeum
The delegates win be greeted
by Dr. Carey H. Bostian, State!
College chancellor; David S. Weaver,
director, tf. C. Agricultural Extension
Service; and L. H. Harnll
Arnold E. Hoffman, director of
music for N. C. Public Schools, will
serve as song leader for the en
tire week
Featured during Chib Week •til
bo finals in bojrt Public Speaking
contests, Draw Hevue, Health
Pageant, Recognition Ceremony for
State 4-H Demonstration winners
and the Parade Ii 4-H Club talent
The week-long event closes on
Friday evening with the impressive
candlelichtina ceremony. ' <•>['
The An*r has
naming it* helicopter*, It*
platform and wveral tfpta
light planet tor Indian tribe*.
replace numerical dosigMtioas
The aim is to provide more color
Kdw, eliminate numerical
confusion and reduce the tikihood
of numerical error.
CAUDILL'S JULY CLEARANCE
Begins Thursday, July 18
Wtl II J MJL
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All Summer Merchandise
REDUCED
f25% to 50%
In Both Ladies' and
Men's Departments
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This Merchandise Includes Nationally Advertised Brands Not
Usually Offered At These Drastic Reductions
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"HORN IN THE WEST"-NOW BETTER THAN EVER!
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