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I Local Affairs
Madeline. of North T«MWMb,
W. Y„ *U1 return horn* Sund»>
after visiting a month with Mjrv
Kacux's parMM| Mr. sad Mr. Ed
gar 9. Hardin. Another daughter,
Mn w. M. Hadsway. and llr. Hadaway,
of Huntavilie, Ala., are viaMing
with tbem thU week No.
Hardin u recuperating from aw>or
surgery.
■ Mrs. Artkurine Burgin private
duty Mm in the home of Mia. T.
H. Bioyhill and alio on the nun
ing staff at Caldwell Memorial
Hospital in L««oir, was the guast
of Mrs. Olive r«le at Man HUI
College over the week end. They
attended the wedding of Mla»
Hannah Blackwell, daughter of
Dr. and Mis. Hoyt Blackwell of
Man Hill College, and Mr. Chares
Emory MeCall, son of Mr. and
M:s. Emory MeCall of Lenoir.
Saturday afternoon at the First
Baptist Church in Man H II. Mr.
Emory MeCall is a nephew of Mrs
Cole and Mn. Bioyhill.
Mr. and Mra William HoUhoua
m. BUI. May and Umt*. of
Waatimgton, D. C. am flatting tbla
week with relative* and frteada in
»—r E,k "f
Mr. Jimmy Hoiahouaer returned
home Friday trom the like Houae
in Durham, where be aftenl tile
aunmer, to vlait with hia parenta.
Mr. and Mr*, i. E. Holahouaei,
until Heptember 17 when he will
eater law achool at Chapel HiU. ¥,
Mra. Herman Wilcox attended
the Preiidenu InatltuU of the
third diatriet of the Federated
Womana Cluba in Hickory Thur»
day, Auguet 22. Plana were made
for the diatriet meeting to be held
in Sparta on October IS.
Mr. and Mra. Wlnton B. Rankin
and children, Jimmy, Walter, and
Mary Ann of Ailington. Virginia,
and Waahington, O. C., are flatting
thia week with Dr. and Mra.
J. D. Rankin and Prof. E. J. Abernethy.
J. H. WINKLER
REAL ESTATE - SALES AND RENTALS
PHONE CY 5-3086 - BLOWING ROCK, N. G
DOGWOOD WANTED
Convert your dogwood to dollars. For specification* or
cash on delivery, contact your local buyer
DEWEY HODGES
Route 3, Box 27 Boone, N. C.
I ELIZABETHTON BLOCKS I
Bay the block with
imooth texture. Get
the correct (lie and
shape. Ask year
mason. Alao all kinds
of Brick aad Sand.
Call H. B. WOOD, BOONE, AM 4-3759
WE DELIVER ANYWHERE * , .
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Dr. «ad Mn Rohart K Kafir..
Clu-M, Carol. Joanue ud Eobcrt,
U. of Can Cue a, Puerto Rico
aod New York fHy are (pending
tiu* week viaiting with Dr. Md
Mrs. Robert R. KkMr4
Visitor* In flM home of Mr and
Mm. C. G. Hodge* la*t week were
Mrs Nora Warwan of Charlotte,
Profeaaor and Mr* Howard Latben
of Monroe, and Mia* Marguerite
Alexander, writer (or the A*heville
New* In A*beville 1
Miaaea Brenda Bone ol Carolina
Beach. Carol Robertaon of
Winaton-Salam. aod Linda Blair
of Greeaaboro ipeol last week
with Mia* BlaCT;!%n<n<lp*r<<ntv
Mr. and Mr*. H. Neai Blair, on
Daerfield Road.
Mr. and Mr*. Milton Norri* Kabler
of Chapel Hill were recent
gueata with Mr. and Mr*. Claude
Norria. Mr. Kabler will complete :
hi* doctorate In Phytic* at the
Univeruty of North Carolina in
June.
Mr. and Mr*. E. M. Kennickel
of WaahinKton, D. C., Mia* Clara
Kennickell of 8avannah, Ga. and
Mr. Arthur Kennickell of WiiutonSalem
were dinner gueit* last
I Thursday with Mr. and Mr*. Jeff
! Stanbury of Vila*.
Mr. and Mr*. C. M. Greer have i
i returned to their home In Lenoir
i after viaiting their son, Mr. and
Mr*. Floyd Greer in Cleveland.
Ohio. While there they alio visited
Mr. and Mr*. Lonnie Greer and
Mr. and Mr*. Bob Greer, formerly ;
i of Zlonville.
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Sr and Mra J«*« 0.ammm
ud Mr ud Kn. Mm DMMWlk
ol Baltimore, Ud. m* «*• ***k
end with Mr Md Mra K H. Claw«,o
Elaine and Libby returaod
ha.* with Mr. and Mr. cta,T|»
after v^diM a -««* with their
grand purenta
Mr. and Mr. Emory
and children. Ja*rt C*roJ, Mark
and Suuut. of Mad.wo, Wtat«,ln.
vlalted laat w»«k with ^
and Mil B. 0. Team* Mr. »nd
Mm Glena Tea ma and aoo. Danny
and Gary, of Kiwtvilta. Tew. y£
Ked in the Teama home over the
week end. I
Mr and Mra. Jaraea Storie, Pa» |
and Julia, returned to their home
in Blowing Bock Sunday after
ipending the eummer in Denver,
Colorado, where Mr. Storie tea
been working on hia doctorate,
they are vlaitlng a few day« in
Boone with Mr. and Mra. A. E. |
South and Mr». Jones L. Storie
Vi»itort* with Mra. M. P. Critcher
laat week and over the weekend
were Mr. and Mra. John Crltcher
of Goldaboro. Mr. and Mra.
Jerry Anderaon and David of Arlington,
Va and Mr. and Mra. Paul
DuPre and John of Sylva. Mra.
Critcher returned home with the
DuPrea for a vlalt.
Mr. and Mra. John T. King and
children, Martha and John T.. Ill,
of Wadeaboro; Mr. and Mra. J. V-1
Cobb, Margot. Jack, and Pat of
Stateaville; and Mr. and Mra. Albert
King and Suaan of Stateaville
viaited over the week end with
Dr. and Mra. Robert R. King.
Mr. Clyde Winebarger la ecovring
at hia home from injuriea
attained on July 11 ^hen h..
mail car and a tchool bu» collided.
Among recent callera at the Winebargera
from over the atate were.
Mr. and Mra. Odell Reid, WinatonSalem,
Mr and Mra Frank W11aon.
Rocky Mount; Mr. and Mra.
Yatea Yoder, Hickory; Mr. and
Mra. Jeff Wll«on, Bolton; Mr. G.
M. Klrkland, Chapel Hill; Mr. and
Mra Dan Moateller, Vale; Mr. W.
S Simpaon, Elon College; Mr. and
Mra John C. Coulter, Saliabury;
Mr and Mra. W. C. Johnaon. Vale;
Mias Vivian Johnaon, Charlotte,
Rev. and Mra. J. W. Allen, SalUbury;
Mr.. J. C, Crlap, Hickory;
Rev. and Mr.. R. R Crater, Ronda;
Mr and Mr.. Roy Lyerly, Banner i
Elk; Mr. and Mra. George Tho-j
maa. High Point; Mr. and Mra. W. |
E. Yount, Stateaville; Lieut and i
Mr.. Bill Coulter, Sherman, Texaa;
and Mr. and Mra. Leroy Winebarger,
Lynchburg, Virginia.
Omif-UwrB mi tori of Mr ud
Mr*, wtnw OmM ft Lum <m
Om week end were lln. «. G.
Greene, Jr., and mm, Johnny.
Jerry, and Terry, Mr. and Mn.
Walter Anderson of North WUkeabore;
Mr. and Mr* Jamee Jo*
ter and Mr* Vada Hiuini and
Jee McNeil of Winstoo-Salem;
Miai Mary Lea laaae* of Mabel;
Pvt. Lonnie B. Hufhea of Fort
Chaffle, Arkamat; Mr. and Mn.
Paul A. Hunter, Sr., Nancy, June,
and Johnny of DeLand, Florida,
Mr. and Mn. David White and
•on. David. Jr.. Mr>. D. A. White
and son, Erneat oi Charlotte; and
Mr and Mn. Bill Hunter of DeUnd,
Florida.
Schools
Continued from page on*
birth certificate, and in schools
that do not require birth certificate!,
teachers have been aaked to
obtain certificatea for any child
who may appear to be leaa than
six years of age. Firat year students
will also be required to
have the neceaaary inoculations as
required by state law. Parents of
children entering school for the
first time are urged to abide by
the rules as prescribed by law.
All schools will operate on •
half-day schedule during the first
two days in order to give the
teacher ample time to make necessary
preparations for the beginning
school year. During these
short schedule days, fees will be
collected, books and instructional
supplies issued, and final registration
of all students completed.
The regular full-day schedule of
work will begin Monday; cafeterias
will also begin operation on this
date.
Twe Teachers Are Lest
The state allotment of teachers
for the forthcoming school year
haa been reduced from 142 to 140
due to drop in enrollment and
average daily attendance. Eighteen
new teachers have been added
to the staffs as replacements
for resignations last spring and
during the summer months. This
figure represents a 13% turnover
in teaching personnel. which it
rmHinMy lower than the aUU
A meat survey of our teachers
under contract thb year indicate*
a high percentage of well-qualified
professional teachers. M, or
H7*, of oar Iwhw have completed
one or more rears of graduabove
the regular four yean of
college work; 71 or UM, have
elementiry and high school Clan
-A" certificate*; and only 2 teach
en hold a temporary "B" certificate
The high qualification* of
our teaching personnel should enable
bs to have one of the host
instructional programs In the Mate
thi* year.
All janitors reported to wort
one week prior to the opening date
In accordance with their term of
employment These men have
been working cloeely with the
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accurate, reliable. Have
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here with confidence.
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1956 Buick Special Riviera
2 door, radio, heater, deluxe interior, green
and white, 9000 actual miles, one local owner,
a new used car.
1953 Buick 4-Door Super
JRadio, heater, dynaflow, power steering,
power brakes, nice.
1954 Chevrolet 2-Door
Heater, gleaming black, extra good tires, low
mileage, extra, extra clean.
1951 Chevrolet 4-Door
Radio, heater, extra nice.
1950 Ford Crestliner
Radio, heater, many additional accessories.
Priced to move.
- TRUCKS 1956
CMC '/2-Ton Pickup
V8, long wheelbase, heater, rear bumpers,
extra clean. Low mileage.
1950 Vi-Ton Chevrolet Pickup
Heater, ready to go.
19501%-Ton Chevrolet Pickup
Dump bed in good condition. Good rubber.
A real truck.
1918 Chevrolet lVz-Ton I
Stake bed, heater, real god transportation.
GREENE BUICK, INC I
Orator Uceas* N*. IM
400 W. king Street. Boone, N. C.
Satem, Vs.—Mm H. TincUr
bid »U® for m rid houae that had
to be rued to «lu room far hi
addition M the water plant la dtothe
kOOMI, Mr. Tiagler
found i tia boa ia the.attic, con
taiaiac *000 la aW-abad billa, now
out of circulation.
- Lincoln, lit—Bight boy*, who
wanted to "M* a train turn over '
throw open a railroad (witch.
Their target was aa Ulinoii Central
Railroad train. It halted Just
in time after the engineer vetted
the open • witch. The boy* ranged
in age from • to 10 year*.
HEALTH DSFT. TO CLOSE
The Health Department Office
will be dOMd on Honda*, September
X
ealtv Values
G.I. and F.H.A. Require
Loons Now rHan Small Down
Available y^Kf Payment
NEW 3 BED ROOM BRICK HOUSE. bath, full basement, ear
port. Urge lot located just out ot city limits. Priced (or
quick aale.
EAST KING STREET, one Mock from college. 9 room houae,
2 full hatha, full baaement, steam heat. Ideal for duplex
with private entrance to each apartment
NEW I BED ROOM HOUSE, bath, car port, forced hot air beat,
large lot located on Grand Boulevard. G. I. loan can be
assumed. Small down payment required.
GOOD 2 BED ROOM BRICK HOUSE, bath, full baaement, 1
acre lot located Just out of city limita on the Blowing Rock
road. A real bargain.
COVE CREEK—Located near schools and Church oa Highway
421. A good five-room houae, bath, full baaement and H acre
of land. Priced for quick sale.
GOOD FARM located 12 milea north of Elizabethton, Tenn. 12S
acre*, 8 room houae, S room apartsaent. (08 acres woodland.)
1 acre strawberries, 8-10 tobacco base, 90 x 80 barn. Orchard.
30% down.
BEST RENTAL BUY IN TOWN. New three apartment brick
house, private baths and entrances. Located near college on
Oak street. 15% investment. Owner leaving town.
GOOD 3-BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE, full baaement. Vi acre lot
located 3 miles west of Boone on Highway No. 421. Hm
property has been reduced *2,000 for quick sale.
ONE OF THE BEST FARMS in Watauga County. 177 acres
with rich bottom land, tobacco base, large brick home, tenant
house, good feeding barn and silo. Good terms to the right
person. Also: 122 ACRE FARM ADJOINING with good
house and dairy barn located at Laxon, N. C., just off Blue
Ridge Parkway on old Highway No. 80. Theae farms can
be bought together or separately. Ideal for large boys or
girls camp.
GOOD 2-BEDROOM HOUSE, bath, furnace, full baaement, automatic
washer, deep freeze, 28 acrea land, including 8 acres
of the best bottom land and 4-10 tobacco base. Located at
Sherwood on hard surface road.
DESIGNED for summer "dreaming.*' A good 8-room house, bath,
stream tunning in front of house with four acrea of land,
good road frontage. Located 19 minutes from Boone on
Highway 421. 30%' down will buy, terms to suit yourself.
- ■ Price: 38800.
48 ACRES of the best grazing and farm land with 90 foot road
frontage. Terms—if needed.
32 ACRES of land with beautiful wooded scenery. Located just
off the Parkway. A real buy.
GOOD 31 ACRES FARM with houae, ideal site for lake and
cabins. Located just off the highway. Terms.
RESTAURANT AND SERVICE STATION, fully equipped, doing
good business. Located on Highway 421—near Boone. Terms
if needed. Owner selling due to bad health. Now is the time
to buy this type of business. Ideal for Truck stop. Good
frontage.
FULLY EQUIPPED ABATTOIR—Building 40 ft. x 40 ft. Half
acre land. State approved. Terms.
300 ACRES BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN LAND on good State
gravel road. 100 acres cleared land. Make me an offer.
Terms. One-fourth down.
LARGE BRICK HOME at enormous discount. The location U
good (338 Grand Blvd.) and it is surrounded by fine homes.
The house is really Mg (four bedrooms, ceramic tile bath).
Also bath in basement. Spacious lot G. I. loan can be
assumed. Prompt action and inspection invited.
ROUGH-HEWN STONE HOUSE, 3 bedrooms. Mohawk carpeting.
full baaement, large corner lot. $1,000 down and home
is yours.
OUT WHERE IT IS COOL—Stone 3-bedroom house, bath, baaement,
one acre beautifully landscaped Priced to sell.
98 ACRE FARM LOCATED DEEP GAP—Frontage on highway
421. New chicken houae (10,000 chickens), 8-room bouse, 2-1
cleared land. Income established on chickens. 1-3 down
will buy.
GOOD GOING BUSINESS for sale.
80 ACRES FARM LAND—8-10 tobacco baae, 8-room brick houae,
very modern, barm. Located on good road.
GOOD 8-ROOM HOUSE, bath, barn, 7 acres land located 1 mile
east of Boone, just off highway 421. Very desirable pi sporty.
TWO ROOM SUMMER COTTAGE—2 acres land. Located oa
Winkler's Crack. Priced for quick sale)
GOOD 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 baths, spacious living room with
stone fireplace, double garage, 2 acres land beautifully
landscaped. Located Just out of city limits.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY-^apartineBt brick house, located
near college, grossing 10 per cent Terms If needed.
2 APARTMENT HOUSE, heat, corner lot Located near college.
Monthly rental 188.00. Terms If needed.
GOOD BUSINESS LOT located on Main Street. Deairabie for any
• type of buaiaeaa.
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