(Continued from mm mil Men McNeely, Morganton; D? othy Simpson, Ashevllle; Edward B. Wert, El kin; Jean Jensen Wey, Boone; Jack Glbbs, Appalachia. Virgimia; ^ Ralph Beshaars, Boone; DorU Kimel, Raleigh; Mr*. Elizabeth Yandle, Asheville; Zene Crump, Connelly Springs; James H. Gard ner. East Spencer; Joe A. Hoot, Polkvllle; Horace Perry Jones, High Point; Brae* !} Owens, Mount Vila; John Younger, Union Grove; and William M. Ir win, Concord. Ski*. ? v- >*? Bachelor of science degree; Charles Edward Abee, Valdese; Franklin A. Auten, Belmont; Vot er W. Ayers, Mount Airy; Fannie Baker Walton, Raleigh; Nallie Joan BanneU. Moeksvllle; Dora Ruth Blackburn, Matthews; Frank J. Brown, Blowing Rock; Patricia Caldwell, North Wilkesboro; Doris Ramsey Cat*<. Durham; Betty Jean Chambers, Weavervflle; Johnny W. Christy, Kannapolis; Gary A. dark, ? Lenoir; James Albert Collins, Francisco; Kenneth M. Davis, Charlotte; Qarl Draugbaa, Yad kinville; Don P. Duncan, Indian Trail; Franklin E c k a r d, Connelly Springs; Gwendolyn Eller, North Wilkesboro; ' Thompson Evans, Shelby; Conrad Maxwell George, Francisco; Robert T. Goforth. Kings Mountain; Elaina Howall Graybeal, Fleetwood; Kenneth Grayson, Shelby; William A. Grace. Jr., Wilkesboro; Janes Elizabeth Guthrie, Hickory; Max G. Hamby, North Wilkesboro- Kenneth M. Hansel, McAdehville; John Ralph Hargett, Marshville; Raymond E. Harmon, Sugar Grove; Joseph J. Hayes, Vilas; Shirley Henson, Sher wood; David Holt, Winston-Salem; Gordon Isley, Snow Camp; Philip C. Johnston, Mooresville; Mareia Lebagh, Blowing Rock; Rabeeca Miller Lackey, Statesville; George R. Lamb, Statesville; Edward W.- Limer, Jr., Rich Square; Tom Linn, Charlotte; jack W. Little, Jefferson; Shirley Little, Denver; Mrs. Ennis Little wood, Boone; Raymond Lyles, Spindale; George Magness, Shel ter; Paul Matheeon, Monroe; Mary - Lou McCollum, North Wilkesboro; Don McDonald, Forest City; Larry N, McGinnis, Monroe; Neil W. Mc Einey, Spruce Pine; Donald W. es, Sparta; Hugh G. Miller III, ahelbr. Jack Mood* Kinp* Moun tain; Patricia Morgan, . North Wilkesboro; Billy W. Nairn, West Cramerton; Beulah Odom, Boone; Martha Orders, Morganton; Wil liam C. Payne, Jr., Leaksville; Truman Phillips, Mooresville; Mary Frank Gragg Poe, Boone; Kpnnpth W. Ramsev. Banner Elk: * John Emory Reece, Boonville; Huitt Reep, Lincolnton; Jerry G. Reid, Stateiville; Ernest Lee Rich ards, Granite Falls; Bobble Ron, Shelby, Peggy Lowery Savage, Val dese; Dorothy Abenwtfcy> Hilde hran; Sarah Jo Allen, Concord; George Garland Beasley, Mount Airy; Betty Joyce Bishop, Cram erton; Mary Kay Bradley, Ashe ' ville; Minnie Lou Campbell, Ca tawba; Martha Helen Clark, m ? " Real Estate It you have property you are in terested in selling, we would like wary much to list it for you.. We have a large list of eut of the slate, prospective buyers for prop arty in and around Boone. Some have already started to arrive. Our office now located 3 mile* out of Boon e, on Blowing Rock high W ? ?> On Parkway. 15? 1-acre lota. $180.00 and $900.00 per acre. 8 rooms, 223 acres, good house, plenty of water, one of the be# lake sites, 14 mile off hard sur face road. 20 acres bottom land, good summer camp or club site, limber in 18 years will pay for it Priced at $86.00 per acre. Apple orchard. 800 trees bearing 3,000 bashels a year. ? room log house, packing house. $3,0(0.00 worth farm machinery, good lake site. Would also make good chic ken farm. Price SM0&00. MO nice building lots on Blowing Rock Highway, leaa than 1 mile from new Boone Coif Course Oa easy terms. Fer sale* or rent near Boone, one and two bedroom cottages. 136 scree, on Partway, flood road leading off Parkway. High eleva tion. God lake site. Sam young tiki bar. Seal bulletin# sites. Price o?ly $78.00 par acre. S. L. Whitaker Real Auction * PHONE AH . ' H fcSMa ? iKi V Crowe; Clonic Sue Brintle Cote bier. Mount Airy; Barbara Mario Edwards, Concord; Joe T. Eller, North Wilkeshero: Sammy E. tUN, CtmW* Wihna Jeun Gantt, Catawba; Mtfjr EUm Co. forth, Charlotte; Chaf?a* L. C.rae ber,;; China Grove; Gerald G. Greene, Boone; telth It Hudson, North Wilkesboro- Carolyn H. King, States vllle; Robert P. G. Lit. tie. Waifreftsvillei S i , W T ; Ellen jdMrd Long, Charlotte; Paul C. Lunsford, Gainesville, Vir-t ginia; Clyde C. McKinney, Yan eeyvilU; Lonnie Prieet, Vaaa; Del mer Gray Roten, Fig; Herbert Rooae, Bobbins, Catherine H. Scott, Newton; Warren Sexton, Lansing; James E. Smith, Winston-Salem; Maurice R. Stirewalt, China Grove; Ernest Ray Taylor, Jr.. Boone; Cicada G. Thomas, Hiddenite; George Jl- Vohden, Springfield, New Jersey; Wynelle Whianant, Icard; Thomas Ray Whittlngton, Millers Creek; Roslyn Wilkerson, Fairmont; Donna Wilson, ZionvUle; Nelda Jean Wilaon. EdneyviUe; Van M. Seders, Kings Mountain; Evelyn J. S tames. Granite Mis; Jack Strader, North Wilkesboro; J. C. Tester, Boon*; G era! dine Thomas, Wingate; Owen Kelly Tilley, Mount Airy; Brace Tram mel!, Shelhy; I C. Tramjnell, Shel by; Joanne C. Triplett, Kannapo lis; William R. Underwood, Mon roe) Glenda Vestal, Jonesville; Harold Watts, Dallas; Thomas Weld, Altamont; Robert Eugene Whiteside. Gaffney, South Carolina; Charles Ray Williams, Wlngate; Frances Anne Williams, Reidsville; Ralph M. Williams, Marion; Betty Ann Woodruff, Le noir; Raymond M. Worrell, Low gap; Billy Vsrbrough, Lexington; Joy Phillips Rogers, Francisco; Elmer Hubert Aldrldge, Crose nore; Jewel Caudle Allen, Ronda; James J. Anderson, Morganton; Martha Ashburn, Belews Creek; Mary Ellen Bagwell. Fletcher; Mary Sue Banks, Charlotte; Rob ert f . Barker, Big Stone Gap. Vir ginia; Ralph Barnliardt, Concord; Riclwrd A Bolln, King* Mountain; Carolyn Anne Bowden, Shelby; Carl JBrittain. Lenoir; Shirley H. Brununitt, Bakersville; Tom Bunt Ing. Boone; Jo Ann Burgeas, Av ondale; Mary Joan Lackey Call, W&kMboro; Donald Q. Carter, Yadkin villa; Hubert Ca?rt event, Boonville, Bobby R. Cates, Dur ham; .$2 - ? * Ch*st#r Lsooif Rmuld W. Christopher, Lincolnton; Henry C. Pine, Granite Falla; Sherrell Cogdill. Shelby; Martha Fay* Col lins, Winston-Salem; ErneSl Ros coe Combs, Galax, Virginia; Hiram W. Cox, North Wilkesboro; Rachel Crowe, Newton; John L. Davidson, SUtesville; Edwtna Davis, Kuan; Joe L. Davis, HartsviUe, S. C.; Jewel Christine Kller, Wilkesboro; Nancy Louis* Davis, Trinity; Sarah Elizabeth Davis, Shelby; William Burt Decbent, Buies Creek; Rob ert H- Dellinger III, Crouse; Gleam A. Dover, King! Mountain; Maxine Do well, Winston-Salem; Eva Elix abeth Dula, Lenoir; J?rry W. Eades, Catawba; Chatles Eaker, Crouse; Jimmy Mar tel Eaker, Crauae; George David Eddleman, Winston-Salem; Her bert A Bdwards, Tryon; James Walter Fite, Shelby; Jane Wiley Foil, Gran|t? Quarry; Roy E. Furr, Deep Gap; J?rry Gates, Lincolnton; Terry Gates, Lincolnteti; Samuel T. Oeorge, Francisco; Emily Gore, Shallotte; Phyllis Green, Hudsoa; Sue Jape Harmon, Lincolnton; Nancy Hawria, Cbafryvilto; Walter Tommy Harris, Mount Gllead; James Larry Hart, Clemmons; Age* Hiatt, Mount Airy; Eugene D. Hill, Boone; Paul Hlnshaw, Booaville; Reynolds Holllfield, Spruce Pine; A. Jeanette Huff GREETINGS graduate* AH good wishw to *#ch of you *' ?'f&r a cardbrtef succ??ful ? . ? < , ? * # achi?v?menh. Watauga Trading Post TOW, Hickory; James M. Huffman, WUkesborg; S. Jacqueline Hull, Mofganton; Kenneth Hurley, Cfras W Cwek; Wofford Hunkey, Avon dale; Edward Lynn Jarratt, Un wood; Ha*el Deane Jarvis, Wllke* boro; Dean A. Joinea. Sparta; Joyce AMw Joinea, Moravian Falla; Falla; Peggy Jo Jem*. Lattimore; Susanna U Keeter, Grover; Tho mas U. Keeter, drover; Chariot Larry Kerley, Blowing Rock; John Ronald KiaoaM, Boaaemer City; Max Landretb, Sparta; Margaret Marie Ungiey. Pomfret. Maryland; Emily Smith Law*, Gaatonfe; Mar garet Lawaon, Lawsonvillo; Nona Mae Lawaon, Winston-Sal an; Wil liam Led better, Shelby; Frank Loftln, Marion; Sally Blue Lytch, Laurinburg; Mildred Mabo, Dan bury; Harry R. Mamlin, Jones ville; William O. Mc Daniel, Auth erfordton: Joan McLean, Maxton; Kim Miller, Boone; William J. Mills, Shelby; Mary Ann Moon, Tryon; Nancy Lee Moore, Hoff man; Jerieaa Muipk, Woodiest; Martha Noblitt, Shelby; Gerald Dale Neal, Charlotte; Shirley Joyce OUia, Ingalts; Nancy Date, er, New London; William Edward Passan, Micanopy, Florida; Harold Dean Pearaon, Kings Mountain; Nancy Dee Peniek, Boone; Wil liam G. Peters, Boone; Dolly Koontz Phillips, SnMthport; Mar tw Women Phillips, Prankllnvillei Janet Lee Pepe, Wl.istoft-Salem; Worth Potte*, Jr., Goldaboro; Nor nun A. Powell, T*bor City; Wad* H Press 011. Sugar Onn; ByUle J. Ray, Gaatoeia; EnMI L. Red mond, Shelby; Jo Ann Kedwlno, Badin; Carl Gene Rood, Boom; Gary 6. Hold, Granite Full*; Rufua t. Mi, Jr. Deridson; Sua Richardson, RaidaviUa; Nancy Rimer, Lexington; Barbara D. Roach, Brown Summit; Mary Irene Roach, Avondale; Don ? Roberts, Upd}*; Jucl Ua Rogers, Greensboro; Bruce Ue Ross, Spruce Pine; William L Bees, New London; Dorli Pearl Seagle, Lenetr; Mary Jane Seagle, Latm dale; Rebecca An* Sobaitian. North Wilkesboro; Jo Ann Shoup, Charlotte; KeriWit Sigmon, Iron Station; Nancy NeU Simpson. Con nelly Springs; Jack D Siiemore, Big Stone Oap, Va.; Betty Jam Smith, Denton; John C. Smith, Banner Elk; Junior Mas Smith. Banner Elk; Christine GaiOM Sneed, Hones Path, S. C.; Mildred Estella Snider, High Point; Bobble Stall ings. Vale; Dennis fiarl Stire walt, Waco; James M. Stokes, Hen dersonville; Eva Rae Swing, Lexington; Nell Swofford, Spruce Pine; Patricia D,l Sykes, Portsmouth, Virginia; Jane K. Tester, Lenetr; Joe E. Thomas, Kinn?|ffllia; Shirliy Thotnw Polk ton; Shirley Ann Tboiaai, Sanford; Phillip K. Trlplett, Granite Falls; Suzanne Triplet t, Mount Holly; Gaynell Truitt, Sparta; Hal Dean Upton, Shelby; Yvonne Vance, Broadway; H. Ray Vaughn, Jr., Weed Poundage Is 1,623^83 . (1 Flgura jut ntauMt to th. County ASC Office Manager in the 1?T Annual A$C Rep#rt shows that 1.826.383 Dounds of burlex , - - - - r w - ? ?? ** ? ?? ' *f tobacco ww prodimd an MM aV lotment farm* in HW.v JaMS* Allotment* ?i HMt mm were established by the County ASC Committee oar 1388 farttia. Thl* figure included 1.08 acres allotted on tto new (anna on the bails it put oaperienw. ? 20.88 acres were plaeed to the Soil Bank Acreage Reserve and 68.40 acre* war* not plaatod. The total Urvetted acreage was Ttt.s 34. The average qMinty yield wag 3310 pound* pgr awe, the highest in the k titer* of tobacco product tioo for the county. I Morven, Yvonne Hinaon Vaughn, Morven; Larrjr D. Von Vannon, Ellerbe; Charlea Wagoner, Sparta; Robert Lee Walker. Ronda; Garo. lyn Mae WaU, Winston-Salem; John M. Watlington, Yanceyville; Jones Tad Watson. Granite Falls; A. P. Weathers, Jr., Lattlmore; Walter Eugene Whelchel, Gaff, ney, S. C.; Almeta WiHard, Vad. kin villa; Peggy O. Williamr- Boone; Butler B. Wilson, BeOOe; Anna Boyoe Winkler, Boom; Buddy S. Wishon, Elkin; Betsy Witt, Big Stone Gap. Virginia; Carl W. Wyatt, Henrietta; Andrew VMln sac, Boone. We're Happy Because You're Happy h , goad to see each of you graduates so Kappy and you have every rtjHt to be. On this, .your graduation day. you can look back on many days of hard work and seethe results that com* from directed effort*. , .?>'v ? #' v* ? ; k ' We sincerely hope that you may anjoy such < happiness and satisfaction for years to come. Goodiught Brothers l>HODUCG~^jg||| Take the wheel... get the Swept-Wing feel ! ? jJ You t(tm4 a lot of Hint in your car? driving to work, I hopping, taking tripe. Ho# your car rate* on the rood is important to you. , So all we aak a before you inveet in a new car ia thia: Corm In and take ? "road rata" drive in ? Swept-Wing M ? 'ST> & -Si ? ? - -v - . Dodf*. Raally compare H ttntnUy OB imj eount. We hoowtly believe It rid* hotter, hnnlUi tamer, responds quick* than any otter ear yfu're ever driven. But w*1 laavo tho verdict entfraly ap to yon. You bethajudf*. id YOU BE THE JUDGE I THINGS TO NOTICf IN THE SWEPT-WING I* / T \ s? 4ra;'jm - v ?are' Urn ?? i w?? ? lou f diffcrvnt btcoua* yo? |H diff?r?nrty. tow ?nil ng and mam, A iid? IM'i ? ilUn-TW.i no f*ar an mi rtm, na *p at *ep?- Ionian- Ain MMKIwil NOTICE N?tfce H b?r#by given W the t not available for use after June 1, )M Boone, A. S. T. C. and N. C. State Hitf <4 The town official! regard tbto actii of the abuse of the privilege 67 fndtvi in the intereit of public safety, convei Uke such actioOT^ Mjfe TO WW or |WK CJf. and TM.A. Loans Now Available Payment <1000 QOING SMALL BUSINESS (or sale. Ideal for man tad wife. " , *?% 23 ACRES OF WOODED LAND located to VaUe Cruel* sectit*. Stream running through property. WOULD COST THREE TIMES OUR ASKING PRIOR to NbolM this beautiful 4 bed room hriek, two hatha, carpets wall ?? wall, very modern kitchen, ipaeiou* lot looeted in one of the beat residential section* of tow*. This la not an ordi nary property. NSW 3 BED ROOM HOUSE, ?mall lot. *3100. Terma. THREE ROOM HOUSE and lot *1,790. COMPLETELY FURNISHED I ted room tottat*.. Jeeated' oa amaU lake 3 mile* from Room oa new highway. THIS IS IT: 9 ted room cottage, 3 bath*, large (tone fireplace, completely furniahed. 24 acre* of land, beautiful view of Grandfather Mountain. Located A miles from Boone and Blowing Wk. Good terms. NEW COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2 ted room, house, bath, t acre* land located 34 mile from the Blue Ride* Parkway. This if the teat buy o| Mi kind. Term*. Immediate paaassalon. GOT TIME TO TINKBRf? Thi* property Meda some tinkering on. 33 acre* of wooded land, good watar supply, ideal for summer eottagea. old time house can be repaired. Price *,ooa GOOD 2 BED ROOM HOUSE, carport located close to achoolt, good VA loan that cmbe assumed. Own this house and pay for Just like rent THREE BED ROOM STONE HOUSE with beautiful lot. Very small down payment, balaace >68.00 per motth. LARGE COMMERCIAL BUILDING suitable for produce, build ing supply, or any other type of business requiring parking facilities. Terms. WATAUGA FROZEN FOOD BUILDINO-Jdaal far meat packing or produce business. Can l*a bought for 4 of original cost Terms. > 31 ACRES OF FARM LAND that Includes 6 sores of best bottom land to county, flood two ted room house, plastered walls, furnace, fireplace, toll basement. New highway going through property. MACK IT A TWO FAMILY nd you will h?ve additional Income to make your payment*?' Thia large rtone house located Just 14 mil* west of Boom on Highway 421. Good financing. DONT FENCE MB IN? You'll new feel fenced in la thia roomy S bedroom houae, MO acre tot, heat to every nob. Located jtet one mile wwt of Boqne. . BUY A PLACE that'i to the path of rising values. Large S bedroom houae, full basement, heat and 1 acre of land, lo cated to Porklnsvllle. Would be interested to trading for good farm. NOT TOO FANCY, but a real buy? Located on Beaver Own en hard surfaced road. IS acres, 0 room house, 6-10 tobacco base. Prioe RB00. will trade for something to town. 1 Bid FAMILY? Then youH vast to look at this S bedroom bonne, large lhrtog room, den, enclosed porch, carpet* wall to well, full basement, S full hatha, garage, located to HIGHLAND AVENUE: I bod room houae, batement Urge family Mom, beautiful let, a picture window with aomethtog to really took at Snail down payment THERE'S A BIO DIFFERENCE between land and a farm. Here la a real farm oomprising 88 acres, 40 acres at bottom land, large feeding marju silo full of food, dairy ban, 14 heed of cattle, 4 bedroom houae, bath, good location near SO ACRES OF CLEAN, FRESH COUNTRY LIVING. Now 1 KIDS WANTED! They'll be happy to thia * bod room brick house, S baths, full hisem? t. 01 laan can be asramed. A DIAMOND IN THE ROOOR A little finishing and painting on your week ends and you'll have a beautiful Ranch typo homo located at Ratberwopd. Make mo aa otter. TWO HOMES ON ONE LOT. With this little bouse to rear yon will have additional Income to pay for this comfortable || spacious I bed room house, 1 acres land just out of city limits. Would eonaMo* a trade to Witt oeoaMsr any otter. 8 ACRES LAND, stream running through property good piece. Good lite for lake on good road. Price ?1800. NEW 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, very modemisOt, cathedral oelliag. full baaement. located in new development near college. ^ Good financing, g: ^ ,.M ' Mi NEW t BEDROOM HOUSE, garage, large lot. Beautiful Hew. price *mo. ? ?jpafr yf ? .1 Lu$ lour Property nM (/? M ?