I Harris Lauds 'Builders Of Boone*
F or Aiding $45,000 Industry Fund
Mr. Stanley A. Harris of the
Watauga Industry Committee
and chairman of the fund rais
ing effort for the new shoe fac
tory. releases the names of the
"Builders of Boone"? those who
contributed to the $43,000 in
dustry fund, wfciQh made possi
ble the new plant which will
provide employment for >60
people and establish an an
nual payroll of one million dol
lars.
In releasing the names, Mr.
Harris says, "We urge every
body to .show their appreciation
by trading with these 'Builders
of Boone':"
Lee Anderson, Andrews Chev
rolet. Applachian Theater,
Ayers Electric Shop, Floyd
Ayers, DeWitt Barnett, I. T.
Barnett, Belk's Department
Store, Ralph Be&ears, Blue
Ridge Electric Membership
Corporation, Brown Brothers
Company, Mack D. Brown, Wade
E. Brown, Boone Drug Store,
Boone Livestock Market, Bur
gess Store, Boone Tire and Bar
gain Store, Boone Upholstery
Shop, Carolina Business Ma
chines, Chamber of Commerce,
J. D. Cook, Dallas Cheek, Dick
Church, Frank Church, Church's
Store, Pat W. Clawson, E. F.
Coe, Colvard, Inc, Colvard 01!
Company, West Jefferson, Cof
fey's Building Supplies; Bill's
Shoe Store;
Cook Brothers, Glenn Cottrell,
Crest Stores, Daniel Boone Ho
tel, Clifford Edmisten, Stacy C.
Eggers, Jr., Farmers Hardware
& Supply Co., H. Grady Farth
ing, Ferguson k Carlton, First
National Bank of Boone, Fletch
er's Texaco, George Flowers,
Gateway Restaurant, E. T.
Glenn, Goodnight Brothers,
James B. Graham, G. C. Greene,
Jr., Greene Furniture Co., Dr.
James P. Greene, M. W. Greene,
Jr., Warren Greene, Greer Oil
Company, Dr. L. D. Hagaman,
O. M. Hampton;
Hardin Hardware, Harris t
Sturdivant, R. H. Harmon/Wiley
Hartzog, Gwyn Hayes, George K.
Herman, Cook & Hodges, How
ard F. Hodges, R. D. Hodges,
Jr., John Hollar, Jones Hollar,
Home Credit Company, Home
Finaace Company, R, L. Honey
eutt*?Jr., -3ohn Hoficf/ mmrs
Dept. Store, .T?e Idol, RtWW>4
Jones, Jack Lawrence, C. Ray
Lawrence, W. Clint Lewis, Wil
liam Matheson, Maymead Block
Co., A E. McCreary, McGinnis
Phillips 66 Service Station;
Curtis McGown, Miller Broth
ers, Miller Industries, Modern
Appliance Co., Jane Moretz, V.
L. Moretz & Sons, M & R Furn-"
iture, Motor Parts, New River
Avenue Hospital, New River
Light & Power Co., Norris Con
struction Co., Frank Norris, Nor
ris Furniture Market, The
Northwestern Bank, Parkway
Co.. Inc.
Frank ?Payne, Pepsi-Cola Bot
tling Co.. G. L. tteese. Reins
Sturdivant, Lee Reynolds, Wa
tauga Democrat, Shirley & Ra
gan Esso, Wade Shoe make.
Shorty's Restaurant, Stewart
Simmons, Skyline Lanes, Sky
Vue Drive-In Tbeater, Smithey's
Store, B. W. Stallings, Turner
Storie, Swoffords, Gordon Tay
lor, B. G. Teams, Tomlinson 4
Company, North Wilkecboco,
Trail way Laundry, Frank Trip
tett. Tri#lett? G&rwy, vjibci
Becapping Co., Eftel Wagnar,
WATA BuUoj
Watauga Iniurance Agency,
Wataiiga steady Mix, Watauga.
Savings 4 Loan. Linney Walker,
Western Auto (tore, S. L. Whit
aker, D. J. Whitener, Wholesale
Builders Supplies, Wilcox Travel
Agency. Jack E WUliams, H.
M. Wilsoa. Watauga Coupty
Board of Comraiasioners, L 9.
Wilson. Sec.. L ? Wilson. Bwrl
Winkler, James * William
Winkler, Winkler Motor Com
pany.
Variety Vacationland
Featured In Pa. Show
North Carolina's Variety Va
cationiand is being featured in
the big Philadelphia Travel and
Vacation Show April 19-28.
Princess Grace and Prince.
Rainier of Monaco are guest*
of honor at the show's festive
opening in Convention Hall
April 19. Thereafter, show
hours are from noon until 11
p. m. daily and Sundays.
The Travel Information Divi
sion of the Department of Con
servation and Development . is
sponsoring the North Carolina
travel display, at which infor
mation about every section of
the State will be available to
show visitors.
On duty at the travel exhibit
with members of the Travel In
formation Division staff are
Hiss Betty Lawhon of Ruther
fordton, North Carolina's "Miss
Variety Vacationland" and IMS
Rhododendron Queen, and Mi?
Karen Ray of Wilmington. Hiss
Ray has taken part in the Tour
arama programs of the South
eastern North Carolina Develop
ment Asaociation this spring,
arid Miss Lawhon has represent
ed the State at travel shows in
Washington, D. C., and Cincin
nati.
President John B. Kelly, Jr.,
of the Philadelphia Travel and
Vacation Show, Inc., has a?
sembled exhibits from all owcr
the United States and from
many foreign countries for the
show, which has been nearly
three years in planning and pre
paration.
Cancer Campaign To
Commence April 22
Mrs. Walter A. Hawkinson,
president of the local chapter
of the American Cancer Society,
announces that the week of
April 22 has been set aside
for crusaders to contact all
homes and individuals. The Wa
tauga county volunteer* will be
giving of their time and energy
to provide local citizens with
adequate information about the
danger*" 6f taticer, Kow to" go
|bout getting help when it is
needed, and to provide every
one with an opportunity to join
the fight to conquer cancer.
Citizens are urged to welcome
their crusading neighbors, to
use the helpful literature that
is provided, and to give at free
ly as they can to support this
important health organization.
The American Cancer Society
cannot function without this
crusade. The personal contacts
are necessary to make all con
scious of how important it Is to
have regular checkups.
The funds collected enable
the all important research pro
gram to find a cure for can
cer, and to operate cancer de
tection centers, to provide treat
ment fer cancer victims, and to
serve as an information center
for citizens of Watauga county
who need information on can
cer.
Members of the Watauga
County Chapter of The Ameri
can Cancer Society are using
the slogan: "Don't Fear Cancer
?Fight It! with a Check and ?
Checkup!"
Goad advice: Lomts should
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average room.
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New picture JoU u shows easy way to build
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COUPON j
BE EVALUATOfl ? H. M Tomberlin, Enfca
High School principal (left) poses with Dr.
Roy H. Wanton. principal of Appalachian
High Schol during his visit to Boone last
week. Tomberlin headed the re-evaluation
committee which examined the school last
week for continued accreditation in the South
ern Association of Acantitad Schools and
Colleges. (See story page one section C.)
News Of Our
Servicemen
GEORGE A. LOCKART
COMPLETES ARMY COURSE
? Fert Belvolr, Va? Army 2d.
Lt. George A. Lockhart, 23,
Whose wife, Rebecca, lives at
330 S. Commerce. RussellviUe,
Ark., recently completed an 11
week officer orientation course
at The Engineer School, Fort
fieWoir, Va.
, lieutenant Lockhart wai in
l&wcted in the duties and re
sponsibilities of a newly com
missioned officer in the corps
engineers.
He ii 9 1957 graduate of
Rrairie Grove (Ark.) High
School and received his bache
lor's degree in 1962 from the
University of Arkansas. The
lieutenant is a member of Tau
Kappa Epsilon fraternity. His
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton P.
Lockhart, live in Boone, N. C.
BUDGET CUTS
The Senate Armed Services
Committee cut out $771,000,000
in Defense Department requests
for aircraft, missiles and other
military hardware. But it
agreed with the House in voting
an extra 9363,700,000 to speed
development of the RS-70 re
connaissance strike bomber.
The House voted a reduction
also of $91,964,000 in appropia
tions for the Post Office De
partment. This came despite the
objections of Postmaster Day
and postal employes.
Spring Calls For
Nimble Action!
Spring sets a new pace ? one
of liveliness and nimble
footed action in keeping
with new life. Let us put
new fleetness into your
winter-weary tires wtf h spir
ited new treads.
We Can Recap ,
All Auto Tires
from 5:60 x 13
to 8:20 x 15
Also Truck Tires
Let Ue Apply New
TREADS
To Your Old Tires
You can forget tire troubles
for months of carefree
driving.
VANCE
Recapping Company
North Depot St. ? Boone, N. C.
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If 'four or more people are employed in your
business? the minimum number varies from state
to state? your Travelers A^eot qr broker km
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employees.
Life Insurance, Accidental Death, Weekly Dis
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Amounts of insurance are liberal. Administrative
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employee plan for "Four or More."
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Every Need
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Eltctra 225 Convertible, power brake* and steering ? radio,
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transmission ? Cxtra nice.
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