I Appalachian Hi News
High
of the National Beta Club
WA I
tm the achool library Thursday
night Profeaaor David 8 Hodgin
o< Appalachian State Teacher*
Twain.
ad during the tocial hour.
Forty (anion from Appalachian
High School ware among the 133
(indent* who took the Scholaatic
Aptitude Teat in Boone Saturday.
Seniors from other trlHMrtg In the
The three-hour teat U required
of ill seniors who apply for ad
mission to accredited four-year eol
leg t*.
Dr. Derrick Speaks
Dr. Ray Derrick, chairman of
the ?ci? ce department at Appa
lachian State Teacher* College,
(poke to the psychology ciaaaee
Friday. Hia tonic waa "Genetics."
The psychology class as are cur
rently studying heredity and en
vironment.
Beech Creek News
Mr. and Mrs R S. Wilkinson and
Stanley of Charlotte spent the
week and with the W. S. Harmons
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Harmon, Sha
ron and Ricky, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Winter of Roan Mountain
Sunday.
George Harmon, R. L. Harmon
and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Harmon at
tended the awards meeting of the
Agricultural Development Council
in Asheville Saturday. As presi
dent of Beech Creek Community
Club, R. L. Harmon was presented
for the club a certificate of
achievement and 950.00 for having
the winning community in Avery
county.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thomas
and Delane of Gastonia spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Wilkinson
and Stanley of Charlotte, Mr. and
Mrs. Smith Harmon, Mr. and Mrs.
Hurst Trivett visited Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Hollars of Boone Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Qulncy N orris,
Shcri tod Gary, visited Mr. and
Mm Junior Lawrence and children
of Lenoir Sunday.
Mr. and Mr*. Hunt Trivett via
ited Mra. Vergie Trivett Sunday.
Mr*. R L. Harmon honored Mra.
Elbert Stan berry with a atork (bow
er Saturday night at the home of
Mr*. George Harmon. Mrt. Stana
bury received lovely and uaeful
gifta. A color acheme of pink and
blue waa used. About IS gueata
were preaent.
News Of Our
Servicemen
SERVING IN WASHINGTON
T-Sgt. Gurney R. Carlton, who
ment to Greenville AFB, Miaa.
since September, haa returned to
his home in Arlington, Va. and
permanent duty with the Office
of Special Inveatigation* in Wash
ington, D. C.
Zionville
News Items
Mr sod Mr*. Wis C. M iter teft
teat week going to Vero Bench,
Fl? , where they will spend the
winter.
Monroe Greer of Silverstone te
?pending aome time at the home of
? *oo, Herbert. f"H
Mr. and Mr*. Charles Wilkinson
of the Baptist Children* Home in
Salem, Va., are at their borne here
for tba holiday aeaaon.
V 1*1 tort Sunday with Mr*. Mag
gie Norria were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Norria and Greg of Vilas, Mis*
Grace Wheeler of Boon e, Johnny
Norri* of Columbia, S. C., Mr*.
Paulina Rominger and daughters,
Jannette. Delienc and Judy, of
Rominger.
Mr. .and Mrs.*Ernest Eggers
of Kings port, Tenn, spent Wednes
5KY-VU
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
Saturday and Sunday
December 9 and 10
Honeymoon
Machine
steve McQueen
day with the Rev. and Mr*. R. C. 1
Eciiri.
Mr. and Mr*. Henry Miller and
Freddie Phlppa visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Cottrell
and family of Boon*. Mrs Mary
Isaacs and children, Gary and Car
olyn, of Route X Boone visited
Sunday with the Milters.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Greene of
Balm were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Greene's brother. Mr. Joe
Shoemaker and Mrs. Shoemaker of
Virtue with Mr. and Mr*. Joe
Shoemaker of ZtoovUle over the
week end were lbs. BUI Taylor,
Mra. Thelma Cnimen and Mr.
Jamea Cantor of Johneon City,
Tenneaaee.
C. B. 8. to reached ule five tel
evialon ahowa.
Naaaer, Nehru and Tito pledge
etforta for pence.
HEARING
AID
CLINIC
FRI., DEC. 8TH
10 TO 1 P. M.
DANIEL BOONE HOTEL
BOONE
FREE PRIZES
FREE
$25.00 COUPON
HEARING TESTED
BATT. CORDS
REPAIRS FOR ALL
MAKES
Hard of Hearing?
ASK SANTA CLAUS
FOR A BELTONE
Don't let hearty toes cut you off
from fully lhanng the fun and
festivities of Christmas with your
friends and loved ore* ! Give your
self? or ask your family to give
you? better hearing with the new
est, even better Bel tone! It may
bring you heart-warming new
happiness for yean to come.
FREI BOOK? Come In, phone or
write for fatcinatin ? book which
describee Be I lone' l newest, fine*
hearing pM* and flosses.
If I?
I? your
CATO BELTONE CO.
207 W. MKT. ? PH. BR 3-2575
GREENSBORO, N. C.
HOTTEST NOVEMBER
IN FORD HISTORY!
And here's what started the heat wave!
'r
Last month mora Americans bought Ford* than in any
November in history. The blazing success of the long Ford
line was end-to-end, all across the country and up and
down it, too. ? Everywhere the people flocked into
their Ford Dealers and bought smart new Falcons, and
the new Falcon Squire, the glittering swift Galaxies, the
famous Ford Station Wagons and the hot Thunder birds.
And they poured in to see and buy up the brand-new
Fairlanes Just introduced. ? There are four magie
reasons-why behind the smashing success of the long
Ford line for 1962. First of all is utterly modern styling,
the fresh crisp Unas that are now being so widely copied
by other car-makers, the smart look that dominates the
Industry. Second is absolute power in eleven kinds of
engines, giving you anything you could want in engine
options. Third ia total economy? every Ford mode' is
priced directly at your pocketbook, and every Ford, large,
medium or small, gives yon gasoline mileage outstanding
in its claas. Fourth is the service-saving concept ? every
Ford car ia built to cut down maintenance worries and
problems, with service-saving features other cars may
have some day. | Ford leadership from Falcona to
Thunder birds is founded on trend-setting innovations . . .
He hot ideas come from Ford. And at the heart of Ford
success is an almost revolutionary new concept of quality
. . . most serious and direct concern with the actual
part-by-part quality. For the hot trends in the hot cars,
for a new experience in quality, and for the best buys on
the American Road, see your Ford Dealer.
rwoucTs or motm company
NOW THERE ARE FOUR CLASSES OF CARS
...AND ONLY FORD HAS ALL FOUR!
FORD FALCON
This ciaea include* cara with 106- to 114-inch wheelbeae. Moat popular
by far (a million happy ownarat) ia the Ford Faloon. Falcon la America 'a
loweet -priced * 6-paaaenfar car, aat a 26- year record for Siaea or Bifhta
in laat apring'a Mobilgaa Economy Run, fivaa you a choice of 18 modela,
including the Futura and new Falcon Squire wafon.
FULL-SIZE CLASS:
FORD FAIRLANI
?
The Ford Fairlane la the drat member of a new dam which combin** the
idranU|N of both compact* and big can . . . you fat big car room,
rid* and performance . . . compact aavinfa and maneuverability. Priced
below many compact*, Fairlane even rivala some in (a* economy. Ha*
twice-a-yaar maintenance introduced by the Qalaria
LUXURY CLASS:
GALA XII BT FORD
The daaa for famOiaa who want big oar comfort, pwfor? noa and praatifa.
Valna laaifar la tha Pord Galaiia? which haa eyary aaaantial faatura of
for ooailiar Ana can. With tha optional ThundarMrd 390 V-8 anfinc. a
G alalia will outparform Amarica'a Mil aiprmira luxury om Raquiraa
? only twioa a y aar , or arary *,000 miiaa.
I uta,
WHATEVER YOU'RE LOOKING FOR IN A CAR . . . LOOK TO THE LONG FORD LINE AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S
WINKLER MOTOR COMPANY, INC.
DEPOT * HOWARD 8T8. Dealer Lie. No. 1170 1 BOONE, N. C.
Feature*
SMITHEY'S Is always headquarters for Christmas Foods. Our Big
Grocery Department is filled with all the good things that are associated
with the Holiday Festivities. We welcome your patronage.
+ NUTS +
0
Large Diamond English
Walnuts lb. 59c
Pecans lb. 39c
Baby
Chestnuts lb. 35c
Brazil Nuts lb. 48c
Mixed Nuts lb. 53c
FOR THE CHRISTMAS TABLE
OR GIFT BASKET
Orange* and Tangerines will be coming In fresh
from now until Christmas, direct from the
orchards and packing houses, which will offer
you a saving on a box or bag or dozen
(Cranberry Sauce ... can 25c
Baking
Chocolate V2-lb. 45c
German Sweet
Chocolate V2-lb. 25c
Hershey Baking
Cocoa V2-lb. 39c
MARSHMALLOW CREAM .... 29c
Granulated
Sugar 10 lbs. $1.10
FLAVORS AND SPICES
OF ALL KINDS
2-Lb. Box Pure
Sugar Stick 48c
Fruit Slices lb. 19c
Gum 6 pks. 24c
Fresh Florida
Tangerines and
Oranges Daily
Sweet
Potatoes ___ 3 lbs. 30c
Irish
Potatoes ___ 6 lbs. 25c
3 Lbs. Jewel
Shortening 69c
No 2. tan Argo
Sugar Peas _ 2 for 33c
IJ!"W! j
Ut>. Chocolate Coated
Cherries 48c
Broken Stick
Candy lb. 19c
Christmas Special
Creamy Drops
Chocolates 29c
100-Lb. Bag PINTO
Beans $11.00
100 Lb*. OCTOBER
Beans $11.00
FAMOUS WINEBARGER
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
5 lbs. 85c
10 lbs. ..... $L65
7962 Edition Blum's Almanac Now Here
BARGAINS FROM OUR MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Men'* All Wool Flannel ? Free Alterations
Pants $7.95
Men's Heavy, Quilted Lining
Hunting Coats $9.95
Men's Heavy
Git Coats $1150
Men'* lO-Oi. Denim plus tax
Coveralls $534
Men's 4-Buckle Heavyweight pins tax
Arctics $5.50
Boys' 4-Bnckle plus tax
Arctics $4.85
72x90 CHATHAM BLANKETS $4.85
I. '? ' ? - ' Plm Th ?
10 Per Cent Off on Treats for Churches and Schools ? Bags Furnished
Smithey's Store
The Great Bargain Givert XT Boone, North Carolina \