tlined
ed Uaited Community
Services cante lnto b
Primar; purpoae «f the organ
•' Jatlon?;*'
' To Misad and streugthen irdmr
0 altor ta the Carolinas 13'
A mean. by which United giviiK
communltlns in th« Carolinas
c o o I d exchange Information,
acbleve more cooperalion, Improve
t«chnique« and have profi-smonal
batp la why Carolina» Vallad waa
Although Carolinas United la not
a fuad ralalag organlzation in Itseif,
it helpa local «Hunimiiritlee aet
up sacceseful programa and eampalgna
to rala* funda for worth
«hile health, welfare and recreitioo
icrvicn.
Tbe organiza ti en providea field
aerrlee to eiiatlag United glvtng
coaimuoities It helpa organice vndeveloped
aren.
Carotinas United la under tbe
supervisión oí • Board of Director»
eomposed of IU leadlng cltlaeaa
from 101 communltles.
Throttgh thls state-wide (ederatlon
prograno, communlties can havt
the beneílt oí tbe strengtl) and
raaetirces of stata vida leadership
A M-wewbot worfcing Executlve
Commlttee keepa busy determlnlng
tbe polleles of tbe organiiation and
a large sulxommlttee ayate* furtber
promotes United gtviag in tbe
Carolinas and briaga eacb ai tbe
320-member board lnto active parlidpatioa.
in «pite of tbe eorepleteneas oí
tbe orgsnlxation and Ha memberablp
blanketing the Carolinas, there
la no direct Une of organlzation betareeo
local United Community
funda and tbe state organlzation.
Each local unit la autonomoua.
Tbe only tle la tbe common purpoee
ln promotlng faderated givIng
Carolinas United waa created by
local federal**) erjaeaatUKU oí
whirh Watauca County 1» aor, la
aarva Um orada ai al) commuoiUaa.
Jta Job la to remata acaaltiva
lo iba dm* »od doalraa al tha
toral organiutlona and It can 4o
•• bjr the rar* «atora «í IU «Una
^ g«M
Thesis Aceepted
For Publica!ion
WILLIAMS
Cratia WlllUm» of the EngtUh
Department of AppalachUn
State Teacben College has announced
that hit maater't theala,
wfaieh Ia entltled "Bailada and
Folk Songa of Eaatern Kentueky,"
hja been accepted for publlcatíon
on micro-carda by the Univeralty
of Kentueky.
Mr WlltUma' theaia, whlch runa
to ovar four bundred pagea, la being
proceaaed under the auapicee
of "The South Atlantic Modera
Language Magazine." The publlcatíon
la belng made in order to gire
acholara an opportuníty to atudy
the folklore of eaatern Kentueky.
Forty pasea can be prlnted on
each miero-card, and a Mlcro-Card
PARKWAY SCHOOL MON1TORS—Theae girU, aecordiég to Principal Dwight laenhow, ot Ptrkviy
nhool, repreaeut bis office la many phaae» ot ecboai actlvity They a id la auperviaio»M bu» loadlng,
Ir* dril la. hall traffic, opérale and manage tbe acboot atore. They are, left to right, Wilma Hodgea,
ludy Hollar, Loretta Welch, Verdola Hamplon, Barbara Co*, Ano Orear, and Joyte Bodenheiroer The
nomtora undergo experience in ieade rafal p derelop rtwnt They cali thelr own meetinga to talk ovrr thelr
problema, aeek advice. and corred mlatakea coneernlng thelr work. They are choeeo for thelr leader
ifalp potentlal and acholaatlc aUndlng and muat maintaln honor atudent «tatúa —Photo Palmer'* Studio.
Series Garden Club
Vleetings To Be Held
A round 18,900 atemben of fedirated
Cardan Club* in North
«rollnf from Murphy to Manteo
arill meet In Dkatrict meeting» in
en North Carolina cltle» durlng
he two week» beginnlng October
IB and endlng on October 30.
Miaa Loulae Ballard, Lake Jun
iluaka, prealdant oí tbe Carden
3ub ol North Carolina. Mr». J. B.
A Daughtridge, Rocky Mount,
ttrat vlce-preildent; Mr». H. W.
Doub, Aberdeen. accond vicepraaldent;
Mr». John F. Dlckaon,
Sreensboro, third vkw-preiident;
Reader, whieh ia ilmllar to an
opaque projector, anablea the
reader to itudy theaa documenta.
Mr». F W. Sturtevant, recording
•ecreUry, Mt. Alry; Misa Ray Bal
Urd, Lake Junaluaka, correapond
ing fccretary; Un. Oraham B.
Egerton. Raieigh. Treaaurer; Mr»
E. C. Hamblen, Durham, editor oí
"North Carolina Gardener"; Mri
George J. Searle, Aaheville. New»
Director will attend the «erie» of
meetings.
Beginning with Distrtct 1, in
Cantan on October l«h, Mr» W.
Dillon Chamberí of AiheviUe,
diatrict director will preaid*. Diatrict
2. meeting will be held in
Newton on October 19, preaided
over by Mr». John McKee of Morganton,
diatrict director; Diatrict
3, in Stateaville on October M.
Mr» Wnltír G. Shoemaker, jr. of
Charlotte, diatriet director «til
preaide; DMrlct 4, at Elkin, on
October IT, Mn Valette i. Harria
of Hlgh Poínt, director: Diatriet 5,
at Burlington, October 23, Mra.
Norman W. Riddle oí Burlington,
director; Diatriet 6, at Saliabury
on October 22, Mra. (I. E. Withen,
Jr., Saliabury, director; Diatrid
7, at Falrmont. October 26, Mn.
H. E. Stout, 811er City, director;
Diatriet 8, at Roxboro, October 24,
Mn. W. B. Wellona, Smithfield
director; Diatriet #, at Clinton on
October 29, Mra. A. B. Cheatham
Wilmington, director; Diatriet 10
at Wilaon on October 20, Mn Sair
Mitcbell, Greenville of Greenrille
director.
Prealdent of the inore than 70C
Carden Cluba throughout the stat«
will be preaent at theae meetingi
to preaent the reporta of theii
club activitlea and they with otbei
local club of ficen aad memberi
will hear plana of the atate offic
rt*e ir Aiigunt, ioo«tly brcaiMe ot ,
greater employment iod higher
M|« ia ule* and «arriee industrie».
The tnnual rate of income
miwim* Mt billu» U> a rorord
rato oí H47JOO.OOO.OOO. aecording
U> tbe Cominerce Department The
r»tr haj rúen about 4 par cení
iíimv* i»i1 ctHopinn)
«tth tu alnxwt 9 par cent Hm te
tL„ — lk/| l.at i'AaP
use uní" )friuu »wi J
en lar tfca eoming year
Calorad si idea af ÜM BUabath
an Carden aa Kuanokt' Itland wiU
be ahown »t al) diatrict meetlng».
* —
IN MEMORY of our dear mother,
Mr*. A. V. Moody, on her birthda
y, October »th, who departid
thii lile Srptcmber 5th, 1957.
God cailed our prcctoui mother
from thi« woríd oí carc and palo
And though we aadly mil* her, our
Iom ia her eternal gain. She liyed
the Chriatian life, and waa loved
by everone, and we knows ahe'a
gone to heaven. There her joy has
juat begun
Aa we Uve on In thia ainful
world, well atrive to keep God'a
love In our heart, and meet you
Darling Mother where well never
have to part.
riXJCB CAUSES 8CA*E
Louimille. Ky—A «transe lookH
box near ht» car. wtiieb emtted
strange iwiae* when he kickad
t, frigh tened Bradley Cojrle, 32.
naide thc boa val the handleaa
acr and trorka of an alarm clock.
»0 container* and an electric
Tu, i
rwttdl. Pottee caJWd »l P#rt Kmnfl
detonation eipcrt. who. «Mr kil
reatigation. «id )t tatoM morci
tkao pulty. «o*t, «rlrt* and an oldl
»Urm dock lo batid a
North Carolina ka. «»»
agrioultural faírs j— 1
I
Specials For
oone Greater
Bargain Days
OCT. 10 THRU 19
Re*. NOW
$1.00-93.00 Toy» $ .88
$2.0045.00 Toya $1.88
$1.18 Kolynos Toothpaste . .69
2—$1.50 Car» Nome Home Permanents 1.50
«i
$2.00 Cara Nome Hormone Cream 1.00
2.29
1.00
1.00
1.00
$3.00 Gira Nome Balh Powder
$2.00 Bright Secret Beauty Lotion ...
$2.00 Tussy S hampo o
$1.75 Hopper's Homogenteed Cream
$1.00 Woodbury's Shampoo .59
$2.00 Luster Creme Shampoo 1.59
$1.50 Halo Shampoo 1.19
2—$1.08 Hinds Honey & Almond Cream 1.08
Boone Drug Co.
Your Rexall Store —• Boone, N. C