ASC Neighborhood SS3» #, ' Groupings Changed In tbe interest at economy and better administration ot ASC pregrams tone inull connuoUitt have been combined with larger communities As a result of this action Bald Mountain has been combined with Meat Camp and wiQ be known as Meat Camp community. Hk has been combined with Stiwy Foifc mi will be knewn M Stony ferfc community. Blue RidC« ud blowing Rock have teen combined with New River and will te known u New River rownmiaUjr. Polling placet for ASC community election* have teen selected by the county ASC election board a* follow* { Beaver Dam—Donley Huaman's Stolt, il * i BMtfhy Fork-Vita* Senrjfe Station. Cow Creek—Jiuae* B. MmTi Laanl Cmt-V D Ward's Mm! C«a» PavM* Pure it ur? Nov W»» HmU Smith'i Mar*. North Fork—Eller*a Store. SkMrmalMw—Story's store Stony Fork—Deep Gap Po«tOffiCV. ■'gBTW- . Jv'..' CATAWBA O. C BUCK'S SHOWS ON THE MIDWAY AMERICA'S "BEST" COUNTY FAIR . OPENS MONDAY NITE, SEPT 9th Jack Koch man and His HELL-DRIVERS MONDAY NIGHT * AT 840 O'CLOCK 5 BIG ACTS at 4 and 8 p. m. Daily Except Mon. On Our Stage An New O. C. Buck's Shows On the Midway 22 RIDES CHEVROLET AUTOMOBILE FREE + THURSDAY NIGHT + One Ticket Given Each Day Until 8 o'Qoelt Thursday Night When the Drawing Will Be Held at the Grandstand YOU MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN SPECIAL DAY Monday Thrill Day Tuesday School Day Wednesday School Day Thursday Scoot Day Friday Family Day Saturday .... Everybody's Day 5 BIG DAYS-6 GORGEOUS NIGHTS Dazzling Display Of Fireworks Nightly Voices Hope Boone May Be Folk Center *y PHIL KENNEDY of Charlotte •O that this day Mk> barren ground V :»$*; in springs of wsler may »bound. • fruHful Mil become. ■ fruitful Mil become!" Ik* word* of this old "Southern Harmony" hytna Mate a hope of the ages at vuieed by many gnaar ations of our people. A great poem and an inspired melody, and a sacred song that has been heard hare in Boone at the Saturday Folk Festivals The restoration of the beat of the traditional hymns of our region, as known to many of our RICHARD CHASE people in Watauga county ud the surrounding area, U on* (actor in the development of our Boone Folk Festival*. Copies of the Southern Harmony and The Christian Harmony, both books compiled by William Walker ("Singing Billy") whose first work appeared In 1835, are still in use with groups In the mountains and elsewhere in the South. On September 2, for example, there was a Christian Harmony Singing at Etowah, near Hendersonville. Such a singing gathering Watauga—Howard W. Hut's store. Tbe election board has named community election boards for each community and announcement will be made of tbe selectees as soon as those selected agree to serve. T E AC HERS ....Welcome Back! il" t " I * -V ^ We've missed you greatly during the summer and once again return our youngsters to your capable hands. If there is any service we can perform during the coming term that will make your work easier, don't hesitate to stop in. Sooner the better. ' K ■ . y * J ■ ■ ■ i Our officers and employees extend a most cordial welcome to Pflfl ITf y#j f Vri i all teachers and students to use our banking facilities during this school year. We offer a complete banking service-available to each of you, either by mail or a me, North could easily be developed here la Booae. , *v, The director of our Saturday Folk Feetivala, Richard Ctw~», ha» endeavored now for three year* to bring singers who know William Walker's hymn books to the festival platform. Let us hope that the summer of 1058 will see this Idea become a fact. Man has always worshipped with music, in the church, home, school, and community. Our folk festivals here in Boone are a fulfillment of the need for good recreation through songs, games, story-telling, and plays—a wholesome exercise of the body, mind, and spirit. In the field of recreational "folklore" Richard Chase has dedicated his life to the living uses of our heritage of such genuine culture. He is an internationally known singer, folk game leader, teller of tales, and author. This fall Mr. Chase has been called to California where he will tell our mountain tales and sing our "Old Tales" and lead country dances for teachers. On his way West he will appear in Chicago and on October 4 he will be in Upper Iowa University at the call of Eugene Garbee, formerly of Appalachian State Teachers College. Let us hope that 1938 will bring forth such a development In our living uses of folk games, folk songs, and folk hymns, that Boone will, as has been often said, make great progress in becoming nationally known as a place where "the genuine folk ways of the Anglo-Saxon heritage" may be heard, seen, and enjoyed by more and more of our local citixens and our summer visitors. SPENDING SLASHES In an economy drive aimed at making a tax cut possible next year, the Eisenhower Administration is whacking away at the Federal payroll and far-flung Government programs. Government agencies are under orders not to fill any vacanices caused by death, retirement or resignation without specific and prior approval. They have also been told to cut spending by as much as a billion dollars below the $71,800,000,000 proposed by this year by President Eisenhower. AT AUCTION SAT., SEPT. 7,1957 10:00 A. M. About 100 Beautiful Lots and Tracts LOCATED ABOUT ONE MILE WEST OF CITY LIMITS OF BOON E, N. C. Ob Old Highway 60, Just Off Highway 421, Known as the JAMES G. HODGES PROPERTY Thia property Is being aold for the heir* and ia an exclusive aale. II you are the laat and high* eat bidder when the auctioneer say* "sold** y on have bought It. Easily accessible and the scenery ia Unsurpassed. The view spreada In every direction and the panorama of the mountains ia extensive and gorgeous. The view of the mountain ranges includes the Grandfather, Beech, Hawks Bill, Stone, Flat Top and the Rich. New streets and drives have been built. Drive over this property before the sale. Yon will have to aee to believe. > Speculators — This Is Your Chance • FREE MUSIC-CASH PRIZES-FREE RADIO ''I ■' ' ifi* j'C) lex ALLIE H. GREER, Attorney-in-Fact For The Heirs | Seliin; A

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