[AES Mixed Choruses To Present
Series Of Three Spring Concerts
A leriM *f three spring eon- 1
certs will be givep by th? Hum4
Choruses ?# the ftpftliffciin
Btnnlay School on nomcu
tive Fridays, beginning May >.
The IIMirti will 4m in (he
school auditorium at fclB a. m., '
ami afe open to the public,
without charge. Parents of the
participating students are ex
tended a special invitation to
attend.
On May 3, the program will
be given by Chorus I, composed
of students from grades seven
and eight. A special feature of
this program will be the presen
tation to the school of the honor
rating certificate, earned by this
group in the 1963 District Con
test-Festival. H. J. Cottrell,
Chorus I president, will make
the presentation.
Numbers include "Oh, What a
Beautiful Morning" and - "1
Whistle a Happy Tune" by Rod
fees and Hainraarstela; "Dmp |
I* the tiMrt of Teui," aoutlima
(oik mm; "Michael PtBlialMI."
Irish camp mm; "Steep, Baby,
Ump" by BeU and Shaw; and
a group ef spirituals, "SoaM
tiaies I Feel Lika a Motherless
Child," "JCaaUal Saw the
Wheat," aad "Nobody Kaows
tba Trouble I've Sean."
Studeat accoaipanists far
Cherus I art Kathy DoUon, Jen
?y Lou PohJnsoa, Tarty Hollar,
and John l'ayne. Narrator will
be Larry Ford, vice-president.
May 10 tba concert wiU be
?vea by Chorus ill, third and
fourth grade students. Cbarus
II, fifth and sixth graders, will
sing May 17.
The choruaes are directed by
Mrs. Gaynelle Wilson. Studeat
teacher la Miss Anna Sue Ford
Moroccan King sets election
for May 17.
MILITARY PAY INCREASE
Tfce MhntBiitratMfi recom
wnM to CotpM a military
pay boost averaging 14.4 par
?ant tor active duty aervicemen
and Reservists. The program
far Military pay rata* waa pre
pared by a Defense Department
?roup under the direction of
William Oorfcam, deputy asMat
ant secretary of defense (or
manpower. J
Secretary of Defease Robert
S. McNamara estimated the
changes would cost about $1.79
billion on an average annual
Crmpaifciag hectic as Jap
anese elections near.
Goldwater acts like a Presi
dential aspirant.
Congress has curbs ready for
bigger crops.
SAMPLE BALLOT
Official Ballot
Town of Blowing Rock
May 7, 1963
. 1 . ? . ? i1 m-m~
INSTRUCTIONS
1 ? To vote for any candidate mark a cross (X) mark opposite
the candidate's name.
2 ? Mark only with a pencil or pen and ink.
3 ? Any other mark, erasure, or tear on this ballot renders it
void.
4 ? If you tear or deface or wrongly mark this ballot, return
it and get another.
6 ? FoM this ballot so that only the portion above the dotted
line can be seen.
FOB MAYO*
(Vale for Oie)
? R. B. HARDIN
?
FOB COMMISSIONERS
(V*te far Ant)
? ALLEN CRAIG
? C. L. DULA
.. j ?J JOHN Q. GOODWIN
Q J. D. JONES
Q HOWARD POWELL
? CHARLES E. (BILL) WILLIAMS
? D. W. WOOTEN
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Clerk
WALTER MARTIN
Limestone, Tom.
"Africo helped pow 13,356
pounds of tobacco and it
bwtfrtRMOOpcKre."
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CHARLEY HUMPHREY
Limestone, Tenn.
"I followed the AgricoPrt
(ram. It increased nt?
poundage and grew better
L C, HUWHttY
Limestone, Tenn.
"Afiin, I hive i
my pound my allot
ment. I mi well
with Africi."
j. o. rox
llmottM, Turn.
"I Kavt betn usinf Apico
fofBri|MBurleyfoi5wir*.
I am always pleattd with
th? results."
No natter where you go in tobacco growing areas you will find growers using sofl-tauotM,
crop-tailored AGRICO fertillztrs getting bigger, better quality ykMs than ever before.
Here are the advantages:
Finer quality fobocco-(more important this MMD than ev"H before)? AOR1CO gives
you just the right balance of plant food for better quality.
Yabacc* maturM faator-Tobacoo starts faster for a mora sturdy stand.
?ig|?r yl*ld?? AORICO fertilizer formula tions are ma# on the basis of tlioMMdi a i
iwtwd soil samples taken in this area.
Make sure your tobacco measures up this season I Remember, quality b mere Important than
tier before, and quality is what AORico fcrtili* will help TOU git Dont delay- gst started
on the way to better quality tobacco. Order yem supply of AuRiCO fertilizer today.
MISS ELIZABETH GREER
Miss Elizabeth Greer, grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Greer, 412-A Howard Street,
has -ust been initiated into the
Alpha Delta honorary scholar
ship sorority at King's College,
Charlotte.
Miss Greer entered King's
College in January and made
top grades to attain the Dean's
List for the winter quarter. Her
initiation into the honor society
was in recognition of her scho
larship and leadership.
A 1961 graduate of Appala
chian High School, Miss Greer
attended Appalachian State
Teachers College for a year be
fore entering the Charlotte in
stitution. In high schools, she
was an honor student and ?
member of the Beta Club. She
was also a member of the
school band and of the choru*.
CHINA'S KO AD-BUILDING
United States intelligence ex
perts are concerned about ex
tensive road building by Red
China along its southern bor
der. It was recalled that the
Communist Chinese undertook
considerable road construction
and establishment of advanced
supply dumps before invading
Tibet in 1950 and India last
fall.
The South China province
borders directly on Burma,
North Vietnam and Laos and is
within a few miles of Thailand.
FEET ACHE, ITCH?
!i of all your bones are In the feet.
No wonder they ache, swell, pers
pire. Itch. Bathe feet twice dally
with T-4-L Solution for rfllef of
the 52 bones, 66 joints plus liga
ments. Curbs athlete's foot, too
(sloughs off Infection ? watch
healthy skin replace It, or your
18c back at any druir store If not
pleased IN ONE HOUR. TODAY at
Boose rr. , . jj-So.
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Fashion News
file turban it * classic hi the
hit line Just u the shirtwsiat
dress is a classic in its line.
One reason for this Is Ita variety
in atyle, color and size which
makes it a hat (or many differ
ent faces.
This seaaens turbans are un
usually attractive. They may he
of silk, fin* eotton or chi(lon
Some of them are designed to
give an exotic look to one's cos
tume. Others are of a practical
nature and are used to cover
unruly hairdo's or protect them
from the wind.
Sweaters, sweaters, sweaters! !
People i who havent knitted a
garment or a scarf since World
War I have taken up knitting
again. One reason for this Is
the simple patterns being of
fered and the lovely yarns (or
?>1e. ' ,
Congo recovers (unds valued
at $4,600,000.
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MISS FRANCES C. GREER
To Graduate
At C-N College
Jefferson City, Tenn. ? Hiss
Frances C. Greer of Vilai, N, C.
is a candidate to graduate from
Carson-Newman College (Jef
ferson City, Tenn.) May 31. An
I elementary education major,
Miss Greer is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Greer
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I# all children