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b0f* w* a Mother's D*y week
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n."r; *nd M" Ira Scott of
^^,D? "P"" Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wart at
Sti?r Grove.
Week end visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs A L
Cooke were their daughter, Mrs
Paul Fox and Mr. Fox of Hick
ory.
Mrs W. A. Stephens of Cary,
w. C" enroute to Columbus,
Ohio, visited Friday in the
home of her sister, Mrs. T S
Bartlett and family.
Mr. Earl Greer and son, Jef
frey of Sylva spent the week
end with Mr. Greer's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Greer
on Faculty St. '
Mr and Mrs. Robert Miller
and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Rob
bins, Alice Marie and Edward
of Pineola spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cook.
? Cooke sRent the
week end in Gastonia visiting
in the homes of her daughters
Mrs. Ray Harrell and Mrs. Har
vey Owen and families.
Visitors in the home of Mrs.
. Joe Cooke over Mother's Day
week end were Mrs. Harvey
Owen and Elizabeth Ann and
Mrs. Ray Harrell of Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner Wataon
of Route 4, Boone returned to
their home Wednesday after
spending the winter in Vero
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Bessie Underfill! of
Charlotte visited last week with
her sister, Mrs. Pink Hodges
and with her son, Mr. Clint
Brown and family.
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor S. Adams
had. M 'heir guest over the
week-end tltelr son Samiiel h
Adams o t West Palm BPacfi
Florida. WT
Mrs. Emily Evans of Euatice
- erlda and Miss Virginia Mit
chell of South Miami, Fla. have
returned home after spending
three weeks with Mrs. J w
Jones.
Mrs. Smith Hagaman of Wln
ston-Salem ii spending some
time with her son, Mr. Hugh
Hagaman, Mrs. Hagaman and
ttmily and other relatives in
this area..
Dr. and Mrs J. C. Caaipe
arrived Thursday to spend the
summer and fall at their home
on Wood Circi*. The Canipes
have been in Vero Beach aad.
Miami, Fla., since November.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Bamer
aad children, Judy, Dawn and
Artie, of Goldsboro visited with
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Joines and
other relatives in thia area
over the week end.
Mr. Ed S. Williams of Zion-'
ville and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Btird of Sugar Grove were
week-end guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde WlHiatss
of High Point
Mrs, C. B. Angel spent the
week-end with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Lecka and her mother,
Mrs. T. M. Vance ia Newland.
It-, and Mrs. T. B, Vance of
Floyd, Va. visited with them in
Newland.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosasco
of Pensacola, Florida are spend
ing a week in Boone visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Gedwin. They will be back in
August to start building their
summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson
and family had as weefc-end
guests Mr. Gibson's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Newten Gibson and
hi* sisters, Mrs. Paul Dominac
and daughter, Pauls, and Miss
Jane Gibson of Murphy.
Mrs. Tyre Casey of Cycle, N.
C. spent last week with her
brother, James B. Mast and
Mrs. Mast. On Friday Mrs.
C?ey- IM vwM w
Mergsnion with Mrs. Ernest
Walker, Mrs. Yates Spake and
Mts. Joe Aceardt.
Miss Vada Tritette* Mrs. Eli
zabeth Brown aa*- <*n?, Mrs.
Ethel Hayes, Mto* Lillian Ro
berts of Boone, lfefc JElU Mae
Ward and Mrs. Reba Watson of
Banner Elk, Miss Earlane Jtmm
of Beech Creek and Mrs. Berlle
Harmon of Sugar. Grove spent
Sunday in Charlotte teuriag the
Mr. Joe Gaither of Atlanta,
Ga. spent the week-end with his
mother, Mm J. M Gaither.
Mr. and Mrs J. R. Whitaker
o i Julian came Thursday to
soeod several days with Mr. and
Mrs. George Austin on Wink
ler's Creek. They plan to re
turn later to spend some time
at their cabin on Laurel Fork
Road.
Mfr." and Mrs. Casey Jones and
mother, Mrs. Jones, of Greens
boro, Mr. Joe H. Miller of Win
ston-Salem, Mrs. Frank S.
Burke and Mrs. Edgar Billinga
of Asheboro spent Mother's Day
with thtir mother, Mrs. James
?. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Greer,
Regina and Miss Doeia Greer
returned Monday after spend
ing the week end visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Greer and
family in Fallston, Maryland
and Mr. and Mrs. Ronda H. Mil
ler in Middle River, Maryland.
S-4 John B. Knight, Jr. who
has been on leave at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Knight of Blowing Rock, since
April 13, will leave Saturday
for Ft. Dix, New Jersey and
from there will go to Europe
for a tour of duty.
Mrs. A. K! Buxton of Blow
ing Rock has had as house
guests for the past week Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Crocker of Fort Laud
erdale, Fla. and Cape Cod,
Mass. The C rockers were en
route to "The Cape" where they
will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Har
ris left today (Wednesday) for
New York City, where they
will visit a week with Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley A. Harris, Jr. Mr.
Harris, Sr. will attend the an
nual National Council meeting
of the Boy Scouts of America
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. Jerry Bumbaugh spent
the week end in the home of
Mr. Sig Whltener and his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Orin S.
Whitener of Lenoir. While
there he attended the Lenoir
High School Band Concert Fri
day night and the Industrial
Arts Fair at the High School on
Saturday.
Visitors in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hagaman and
family last week included Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Kilby and
Jeffrey of Blouatville, Tenn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hagaman of
Lenoir, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hagaman and Johnny of Win
ston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Wade
McNeil and Mrs.. Howard Mc
Neil of North Wilkesboro.
Dr. C. Ray Lawrence attend
ad tlM 96th Annual Spring Con
vention of the N. C. Optometric
Society in Charlotte Saturday,
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Soon after returning home on
Tuesday he left for a week's
visit with his brother, Mr. Lee
Lawrence and family in Cincin
nati, Ohio and with his daugh
ter, Mrs. John Lee Jellcourae
and Mr. JcUicourse in Evan
ston, 111.
George E. PhilUps of the U.
S. Navy, who recently returned
from duty with the Airborne
Early Warning Squadron on
Midway Island, has been visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Norris of Perkinsville and
his sister, Mrs. Buster Has Idn
and Mrs. Haskin of Charlotte.
He reported Wednesday for 8
weeks school at North Island,
San Diego, Calif, and will then
be stationed at Wkidbey Island,
Washington.
Mrs. A. K. Buxton of Blow
ing. Rock will spend next week
in Bloomington, Indiana with
her son, Thomas Buxton and
Mrs. Buxton. She is going es
pecially to attend graduation at
Indiana University where Tho
mas will receive his masters
degree in education. He receiv
ed his BA from Wake Forest
College in Winsten-Salem last
June and has accepted a posi
tion. with the Charlotte City
School system fot the coming
year.
Women- Voters
l$teet Tuesday
Tho morning uait of- the
Boon* Leagaeof Women Voters
will meet at 10 Tuesday May
2S, at tin. Boow Methodist
Church* 1ft. Guy Aogell wiR be
the speaker.
' More Society on
Has*. Six.
Engagement Is Announced
MISS BEULAH MAE MAIN
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Main of
Route 1. Todd, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Beulah Mae, to Mr. Harion Lee
Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
T. Harvey of Route 4, Thomas
ville.
Miss Main graduated from
Beaver Creek High School, West
Jefferson and Appalachian State
Teachers College and is now
teaching at Lediord High
School, Thomasville.
Mr. Harvey graduated from
Hasty High School in Thomas
ville, attended North Carolina
State College at Raleigh and is
a senior at High Point College,
High Point.
An August 11 wedding is
planned at the First Methodist
Church in Thomasville.
Mrs. Reynold Named President
Of Boone Women's Club
New officers will be installed
at the general meeting of the
Boone Women's Club to be held
Thursday evening at 7:30 May
23 at Boone Methodist Church.
Mrs, Lee, Reynolds will b? in
stalled as president; Mrs. IX L.
Wilcox, first vice president; 1
Mrs. A. E. South, second vlltiS- 1
president; Mrs. Frank McCrack
en, recording secretary; Mrs. J.
V. Caudill, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Bert Ellis, report
er.
New officers of the various
departments are as follows:
Educatioa: Mrs. Carlos De
Lima, chairman; Mrs. C. N.
Weber, yice chariman, Mrs. E.
L. Payne, secretary-treasurer,
and Dr. J. Ella Hardin, report
er.
Home Life: Mrs. Latta John
son, chairman, Mrs. James God
win, Vice chairman, Mrs. Horn- (
er Brown, secretary, Mrs. P. H.
Vance, treasurer, and Dr. J.
Ella Hardin, reporter.
Fine Arts: Mrs. E. S. Quails, 1
MRS. LEE REYNOLDS
chairman, Mrs. A. E. South,
vice chairman, Mrs. Milton E.
Muder, secretary-reporter, Mra.
Wiley Hartzog, treasurer.
Jr. Club Officer To Be Installed
The Boone Jr. Womens Club
met Hay 2 at the Daniel Boone
Ian for the Installation Ban
quet.
The tables were deeorted
with pink and white carnations
and attractive programs using
the same colors. Mrs. Dot Bark
er, the out-going president, led
the group in repeating the club
collect. She welcomed the mem
bers and their husbands, who
were guests. Mrs. Barker ex
pressed her appreciation for the
support of the members during
the club year, and named some
of the accomplishments during
the paat year. A spring rum
mage sale with proceeds of
9217.00, which was given to the
Watauga Hospital. A swing set
was given to the community
play ground. Approximately
2.000 articles of clothing were
distributed from the clothing
closet. The yearbook received
3rd prize is state competition.
Many other projects were ac
complished which showed the
full cooperation of the club
membership.
Mr*. Gay Wilson presented
certificates to the five mem
ber* earning the greatest num
ber of points. They were: Ruth
Ray, Baoky Fox, Wanda Sawyer,
Blllie Broyhill and Dot Barker.
MrS. Tftni PMpmati <n?tfl11aH
the officers for the year. Each
officer received a little shoe
regarding the office being ac
cepted. The new, officers are:
President, Mrs. Ruth Ray; first
vicetpresident, Mr*. Gay Wil
son; secoad vice-president, Mrs.
Becky Fox; recording secre
tary, Mrs. Lola Miller; corre*
ooadLag. secretary, Mrs. Ruth
Reeves: treasurer, Mrs. BUlie
Broyhill; parHamaniariait; Mrs.
ChipauM*
Mrs. .Ruby Harris; and sponsor,
Mrs. J. D. Shoemake.
Mrs. Ruth Ray, the newly in
stalled president, expressed her
appreciation for the honor of
serving the club as president.
Piano Recital
Held Tuesday
The piano students of Elsie
H. D< Erneston were presented
in their annual spring recital
at the Fine Arts building audi
torium on Tuesday evening at
7:30. Students who played for
pereate and friends were: Lu
cille Welborn, Martha and
Nancy Stacy, Elizabeth and De
mette Spainhour, Tanya Shook*
David Richardtoa, Judy Ray
field, Richard and Betsy Ran
dall. Becky Mean, Lori and
Gary Ledford, Susan and Both
Lawrence, Sandra Kirk, Bud
Hughes, Murray Hawkinnon,
Nancy Greene, Mary Ellis
Gibson; Elsie Home Erneston,
Jane Oottrell, Faris Corey. Kin
Carpenter. Sarah Brown, Kathy
Bosworth, Monnie Blanton, Tena
and Chris Blackburn and Janice
Ayers.
Blowing Rook
Community Glub
Ha? Luncheon
Mii Bob Hardin, wife of
Mayor Hardin, of Blowing Rock
was hosteis at a. luncheon for
the Community Clnb of Blow
ing Rock, held at the Lenoir
Country Club, on Tuesday, May
14th.
The. luncheon was. served in
the beautiful French room of
the. club. The dining ream was
beautifully decorated in very
delicate pink. A delieious lunch
el breast of chieken covered
with a > light sauee and mush
rooms and spiced peaehes, a
tossed salad, hot muffins, a
dessert of french sherbert, waf
fled cream cookies and coffee
waa served te the thirty-seven
guests present.
After luncheon, Mrs. Wm.
Shaheen, the club's president,
opened the meeting by asking
Mrs. Ward Courtney to lead
the group in the opening devo
tional.
Mrs, Raymond Weger the
club secretary wis absent due
to illness, and Mrs. Elie Mat
tar was asked to read the min
utes of the April meeting snd
to take the minutes of the cur
rent meeting. Miss Margaret
Vanoe then gave the treasurer's
report.
The various committees then
gave their reports and Mrs.
Lloyd Robbins of the Welfare
Committee reported th?t her
committee had taken care of
some very needy families and i
that all extra, clothes on hand
plus new clothes had been dis
tributed to thankful families.
In view of this fact and after
thinking the matter over it was
thought best to postpone the
rummage sale to be held in
May te September.
Miss Margaret Vance, Library
Chairman, reported that the li
brary had received 300 books
from Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Edgerton and Mrs. Lynn Brown.
The books are in the process of
being catalogued.
Mrs. Charles Smoot, Chair
man of the Hospital Auxiliary
of Blowing Rock, announced
that on May 29th Wednesday
morning at tan o'clock, there
will be a meeting in the As
sembly Room of the Library
building to discuss '.he re-or
ganization of the Hospital Auxi
liary. Mrs. Smoot went on to
stress the need of volunteer
i workers, especially during the
J summer months when the hos
pital is filled to capacity, and
the regular staff sorely over
worked, so all persons who can
donate some spare time please
be at the meeting.
Mrs. Charles Davant then ask
ed the club to meet with her in
June.
Mrs. Shaheen theft welcomed
back. the. summer members, and
adjourned the meeting.
There were 34 members and
three guests, Mrs. Jeannette
Apel, Mrs. Ophia Woodfin, and
Mrs. D. E. Larson.
Fashion Note
The resort seeker should face
facts as -she assembles hpr ward
robe for the beach. She should
have sensible garments for sail
ing and fishing as well as the
more glamorous suits and cos
tumes for beach wear.
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We halt never ha*-a beautician to tow uaempiojnaeat or
be UMiofT o* account of ag*.
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lilt Ceatral Ave. ? Charlotte, N. C. If
Engaged
MISS NOVIE LUCY McCREE
Mr. and Mrs. William Alien
McCree, Jr., of Orlando, Fla.
announce the encasement of
their daughter, Miss Novie Lucy
McCree of Reidsville, N. C., and
Mr. Edgar Dudley Greene, Jr.
of Rcidsville. Mr. Greene Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dud
ley Greene of 327 Grand Boule
vard, Boone. Mias McCree, a
native of Orlando, graduated
from Converse Colleg? with a
Bachelor of Music degree in
Church Music. She is the Direc
tor of Music at Main Street
Methodist Church, Reidsville.
Mr. Greene, originally from
Watauga County, received a
Bachelor of Science degree in
science from Appalachian State
Teachers College. He teaches
biology and chemistry at Reids
ville Senior High School.
The wedding Is planned for
Saturday, July 20 at Main
Street Methodist Church, Reids
ville.
Fine Arts Dept*
Meets Thursday
The Fine Arts Department of
the Worthwhile Club met Thurs
day evening May 16, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
South. The hostesses, Mrs.
South, Mrs. Fred Tarleton, Mrs.
Ruby Weston, Mrs. C. C. Coffey
and Mrs. M. E. Muder, served
a. bountiful supper to the mem
bers and their husbands who
were the guests of the evening.
Mr. Herman Wilcox spoke
about the June 20th Carolina
Tercentenary celebration in
Beone and games were played
under the direction of Mrs.
Herman Wilcox.
Incoming officers of the club
are: chairman, Mrs.'E. S. Quails;
vice-chairman, Mrs. A E. South;
treasurer, Mrs. Wiley Hartsog;
secretary, Mrs. M. E. Muder.
First thing this morning we
are planning to start some re
modeling on the back apartment
over the Democrat office. It is
i project I have wanted to tac
kle far a long time and I can't
vast to get into it We hope
to have it ready by June 1st,
and I will ksep you posted on
our progreaa.
Last Tuesday afternoon I
went by the grocery store to
nick up a few things and while
there ran into Virginia Unney,
who was doing some shopping
ind taking her little toy terrier,
Nicky, for his weekly outing.
He is one of the cutest and moat
ntelligent dogs I have seen.
We bought and discussed dogs
length and after awhile ran
into Jim Marsh and three sons.
Soon I noticed something was
wrong with one of tha youngs
ters, and it turned out that they
ilso have the same kind of dog
?vho is named Nickey. The lit
tle boy thought Virginia had his
dog and he was upset no end.
He couldn't wait to get home
. . . and 1 am sure he was very
haopy to find their Nickey was
itilt with them. Isn't it unusual
that the dogs are identical and
have the same name?
Went down late Wednesday
afternoon to take another peek
at infant Kim Lewis. She has
completely captured my heart
. . . smiles often while sleeping
and she "rules the roost" when
she is ready to eat. Saw one
of my old friends, Mrs. Jim Mill
er, while visiting tfie Lewises.
She's a honey . . . was a Lewis
before she married Mr. Jim.
Don't think we are related.
Something happened on the
way home that afternoon. A
storm was brewing and I was
meeting two women who were
walking. My first impulse was
to stop and take them home,
even though I had never seen
either of them before. Carr
were coming in all directions,
I was late starting my evening
meal, and I came on home. I
still don't feel Rood about this.
Wish I had followed my first
impulse.
Just before leaving the office
Wednesday afternoon a young
girl came and wanted a Ken
nedy-Johnson sticker. We didn't
have one but went ta- all sorts
of trouble and finally found one
at Jay Goodnight's. Seems she
had destroyed one that belonged
ta her roommate at A. S. T. C.
. . . which resulting in a bad
situation . . . friendship wise
SHOWS:
Mraday thru Saturday at 8 - 4 - 7 ? 9 ? Sunday at 3-8:00
THURSDAY? MAY 23
SUNDAY & MONDAY
MAY 26 -27
COMING SOON
My Six Loves
S Miles To Midnight
Only Two Can Play
Days Of Wine
And Roses
TONIGHT'S T1HS NIGHT TO. GO
u OWFO. A JMaVIIL
. . . so she busied herself mak
ing amend*. Hop* soon to haar
all is well between them.
Your daddy and I were sup
posed to go to Morganton last
Wednesday night to gat a safety
award which the Democrat re
ceived for 1082. but your daddy
had an unexpected Savings and
Loan meeting and I didn't want
to go alone . , . so we imposed
on Ralph (Tugman) to go. Ha
really helped us out of a bind
and wc appreciate it no end.
The award waa given by the De
partment of Labor. Others in
Boone who received one were
Shadowline, Inc., International
Resistance Co., Builders' Super
Market and North State Canning
Co.
I went to a luncheon in Blow
ing Rock Thursday given by
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Williams
who recently boueht the Chest
nut Restaurant. They had their
official opening Friday . . .
plan to stay open year around
. . . and if they always serve as
good food as they served Thurs
day they will soon have to en
large their dining room. The
Williamses are natives of Hay
wood county, but have been in
the restaurant business in Dur
ham, N. C., for several years.
We wish them success and hope
they will like us well enough
to stay on and on.
Had a letter from your cou
sin Jimmie Rivers (Finklea)
yesterday, and she said your
.Uncle Jim and Aunt Ethel (Riv
ers) had been out to California
and stepped (in Iowa. City) for
a visit with them on their way
home. I know they had a won
derful visit Will have more
news concerning the Finkleas
later in the summer. Must run
now and get busy on loads of
chores that have been piling up
for ages.
Love,
Mom.
May 20, 1963.
Time to send
bulky winter J
clothes to |
Trailway
I* the uswer to your
Winter Clothes care
problem
Registered
Store Now ? Pay Next Fall
5th Tear of Insured Storage