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Watauga BemMnt WAN'S ADVERTISING EAK S Cents a Word ? M Cents Mlalmnm Charge Cash Moat Accompany All Orders FOR SALE CLOTH FOR SALE? Mill Ends, Bolt Good*, Pound, goods, ny lon and rayon linings, dapron and cotton seersucker, laminat ed jersey ? Steelman's Fabric Shop, Deep Gap, N. C. 7-5-tfc FOR SALE ? Television Sets ? 17 and 21 inch reconditioned? Reasonably priced? All makes and models. Modem Appliance Co. W. King St, Boone, N. C. 10-U-tfe FOR SALE? The J. W. Clawson farm, 87 acres with tobacco base. Well watered with springs and streams on black top road near Sands. 1. W. Clawson, Rt. 2, Boone. 3-94p PLANTS ? Annual $1.00 doxen, perennials 10.25 to $1.00 a clump.' Tomatoes $1.00 a dozen except Big Boy (1.30. Peppers, hybrid cucumbers 2 for 25c. Specialty plants, hanging bas kets. Geraniums, fuchsias, lan tana,. et. Phillips Greenhouse, Sugar Grove. 207-2757. 4-25-10p FOR SALE ? Good recondition ed electric ranges ? $35.00 and up. We must clear our ware house for new merchandise. Swofford's, Inc., 813 W. King St., Boone, N. C. 5-Mc AUTOMATIC WASHERS FOR SALE ? These are recondition ed machines. We must have the space for new merchandise. $50 and up. Swofford's, Inc., 313 W. King St., Boone, N. C. 5^4c FOR SALE ? Three Bedroom Bi-ick Home. Split level, ceramic bath. Close to College. Buyer can assume 4%% G. L Loan. Call AM 4-8490 after 5 p. m. or week ends. 5-9-tfc FOR SALE? 108 feet highway frontage on old Bristol Road near Oak Grove Church. See Earl Wood ring or call AM 4 3972. S-16-2p FOR SALE ? A 19*0 Packard club-coupe, like new. 'Call AM 4-3615, at night AM 4-3558. 5-16-4e FOR SALE ? A seven year old Guernsey cow giving four gal lons of milk a day- Good condi tion in every way. Price $190.00. Phone 4-3311. Ralph Watson, Deep Gap, N. C. lp FOR SALE OR TRADE? 1960 Allstate motorcycle. AM 4-2267. IP FOR SALE ? 1998 Volkswagon; ! pood condition; good tires. Call 4-8709 Wade H. Storie. 5-23 2p FOR SALE ? Hot Point electric range; Merry Tiller garden plow. Good condition. Frank H a g a m a n, 103 Cherry brook Lane. 5- 23- 2c FOR SALE ? W. C. Payne pro perty, 6 room house, 8% acres land on Payne Branch Road. Call Milton Payne, AM, 43*56. 5-23-4p FOR SALE ? Riverside farm; al so lota overlooking new golf course. Immediate possession. Reason for selling; bad health. See or call Romie E. Storie, CO 7-3977. 5-23-2p FOR SALE ? 18 month old re gistered polled Hereford bull; also reeistered polled Hereford cow with 7 month old calf at side. H M. Hamilton, Jr. lc FOR SALE? '61 Ritrcraft trail er; IK baths with finished wall board; wall to wall carpeting. Down payment and take over payment*. Call 44108. 5-23-2c FOR SALE ? Modern two bed room. home, beautiful lot, oil furnace, fireplace, carport. Call 264-3700. 5-23-2P Typewriter an d Adding Machine Service CALL 2C4-SC15 or Contact College Book Store Factory Trained Mechanic p*k.p * Delivery Servtee AO Work Gmarantoed FOB SALE ? 190 ft frontage on Highway 421, about 3tt miles east of Boone. Call AM 4*666 alter 3 p. m. lp FOR SALE? One wheel utility trailer with bumper hitch, stake tides and tarpaulin. Ideal lug gage trailer carry 500 to 700 pounds. Call after 8:30 p. m. 264-3928, Mr. Bagley. lp FOR SALE? 12 cu. ft. chest type freezer working nicely, in way ? must sell. Call after 9:30 p. m. Mr. Bagley, 264-3828. lp FOR SALE ? Cabin, Howard's Creek Road; mostly furnished; electric stoye, refrigerator, wat er heater; spring water. With 2 acres, $4900; 4 acres, $9000 Call 2618078. 9-23 Uc FOR SALE? 9 registered Here ford bulls. Popular blood lines. Priced to sell. Lon Tester, Shouns, Tenn. 5-16-4p FOR SALE ? 3 S/10 acres on State Farm Road. Some other small tracts. R. G. Farthing, Vilas. N. C. Phone 7-26*6. 4-4-tfc FOR SALE ? Furnished home in scenic area near the Park way. An acre of land, abundant water, beautiful view of Grand father Mt. On black top road, easy access. Terms M needed. James W. Moore, Rt. 3, Box 243 Boone, N. C. (Shulls Mills Road). 5-2-tfc FOR SALE ? 3 bedroom house; hot air duct heat; next to Camp Rainbow at Foscoe; call AM 4 2318. 9-2-tfc FOR SALE ? 8 room brick house known as Bethany Lutheran Parsonage, located on Big Hill Road approximately 9- miles North East of Boone; one and one-half miles from Green Val ley School. Approximately 3 "4 acre lot, access to free-running water. Would make excellent summer home. Contact Mr. George, Winebarger (264-3192); Mr. wuliam Winebarger (AM4 321.1t; or Mr. Clayton Moretx (AM 4-3433), Route 2, Boone, N. C. 9-93c MISCELLANEOUS WHY SIMMER all Summer? Stay comfortable in a seasonal suit of dacron and wool. $29.06 to $39.99. CHURCH'S. lc GROW A BETTER GARDEN? A prettier lawn with FCX open formula fertilizer. We have 10 10-10 Pellet fertilizer in 90 lb. bags. Watauga FCX Service. 9-16-tfc GET YOUR TOBACCO plants on the run toward a big money crop with FCX Open Formula Tobacco Fertiliier. We have 8-8-8 and 4-8-12? Also 8-0-24 top dresser, also 90% sulphate of potash ? Ammonium Nitrate and Nitrate of Soda. Watauga FCX Service. I 9-16-tfc GET CUT WORM BAIT and control cut worm* before they damage your tobacco croo. Wa tauga FCX Service. 3-16-tfc TYPIST, GARDENER, Handy man, for work In house and yard, available. Seventeen yeari old. Entering Beret College Foundation School, Sept. 1963. Write: Dean Triveete, % C. M. Proffit, Todd, North Carolina, or leave information at AM 4 3408. IP FOR CEMETERY Monuments and Markers see F. T. Wagoner, 117 Orchard St., Boone, N. C. Telephone AM 4J814. 5-23-10p YOUNG MEN'S NAVY Blue Ivy pants by Dickie. CHURCH'S lc WHY BUY a Carpet Sham pooer? We'll loan you one FREE with purchase of Blue Lustre Carpet h Upholstery cleaner. Farmers Hardware ft Supply Co. lc If you want plants from our Greenhouse, we have the very best, Pioes Greenhouse, Lenoir, N. C.? Located on N. C. 18, be tween Lenoir and North Wilkes boro, 2Vi miles from Smith Cross Roads. 5-23-2p GET FCX flower and vegetable plants One or two truck loads of fresfc plants arriving every day. Watauga FCX Service. 5-18-tfc WATAUGA DfcHOCHAT MSN'S BLACK plain -toe Navy Oxford*. Up to 3-E width *7 95 to *10.99. CHURCH'S. lc GST FCX WOOL TWINE to tie your flaaoat and get higheat pricei for your wool. Watauga FCX Service. 9-16-tfc HOMELITE CHAINSAWS ? Salea, ?rrtc?, repairs. COVE CREEK STORE, Sugar Grove, N. C. 8-8- tfc IF YOU NEED a well call Rhonda B. Keller. Alt UM 4-25-14p USED TV SETS Reconditioned 17 and 21 inch screens. Some with new picture tube. From *29 up. Modern Appliance Company, 418 W. King St. AM 44721. 4-29-tfc GRAVEL FOB SALE, delivered. Telephone AM 44374. 9-16-2p TOP CASH PRICES for Walnut saw logs (12" minimum diamet er) and veneer loga delivered our yard (former Veatal Lum ber Company plant) at Erwin, Tennessee. ERWIN WALNUT CORPORATION. 3-28-10p SERVICE ON ALL TV and radios. Modern Appliance Co. 418 W. King St. AM 4-8721 4-29-tfc WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE anything, anywhere, anytime. M. k R. Furniture Co., Vilas, N. C. 3-8-tfa BLEEDING Madras shirts. Small, medium and large. *4.09. CHURCH'S. ? lc WE SPECIALIZE in rebuilding refrigerator sealed systems. Gall us for free estimatee. Modern Appliance Co., 41? West King Street, Boone, N. C. Phone 264 8721. 8-3- tfc FCX TOMATO DUST and weed killer will increase your pro duction. We have a complete line of Insecticides, fungicides and weed killar^WatauSkWra Service. 5^^p; BOOST TOBACCO GROWTH with FCX liquid fertilizer. Wa tauga FCX Service. 9-lB-tfc NOTICE ? We have sold the business in Boone, known as the Laurel Motel to Gordon and Iva Dean Winkler, effective as of May 1, 1963, and will not be responsible for any debts of this business after that date. Joe and Laura Ruth Williams. 9-16-4C MEN'S AND BOYS' mocassions *2.98 to *4.99. CHURCH'S, lc BULLDOZER WORK ? We specialize in earth moving, ex cavating, grading, sand and gravel hauling. We have a small dozer for small jobs and landscaping. Nights Phone O. G. Hampton, 284-3919 or Howard Fairchild, 264-3120. Days con tact at 421 Phillips 66 Service, 264-3681. 9-9- tfc OVERSTOCKED on recondi tioned refrigerator* ? Wa need the room now ? Selling from $40 up. Swofford's, Inc., 313 W. King St., Boone, N. C. 5-9-ic USED APPLIANCES ? We csr ry a large stock of used ele<* trical appliance*. Guaranteed A-l condition. Easy Terms Modern Appliance Company, Boone, N, C. 5-28-tfc NOTICE? New supply of maMle homes now in at Gilmer's Mo bile Homes. West Main St, Boone. N. C. See Gilmqr Mur dock at the lot or Bobby Jones st West Main Gulf. 3-21-tle FOR RENT FOR RENT ? Apartment, fur nished. Telephone AM 4-3064. 5-23-2P FOR RENT? 4 bedroom house, full size basement, has it's own water, bast location in Perkins ville. AM 4-8833. 5-23-2p FOR RENT? One furnished ef ficiency apartment on East King St. H. M. Hamilton, Jr. lc FOR RENT ? One new 3 bed room furnished apartment, close in. Blowing Rock Road. Cad 4 8724 after S p. m. Allen Hen son. 5-23-tie FOR RENT ? Summer cottage completely furnished Six milas from Boone ? Grandfather view area, accommodates four adults or family of six, For further information write: Mrs. Benson Davis, Box 342. De UnAEte. 5-2*4p FOR RENT ? 3 two-bedroom houses, furnished No linen or dishes. No pets. Call 7-2867. A. G. Mast, Sugar Grove. le EMPLOYMENT WANTED AT ONCE? Rawleigh Dealer in East Watauga Co. Trade already well established. Get help of adjoining Rawleigh Dealer. Se or call Mr. R. G. Greer, 831 Faculty St., Boone, N. C.t Telephone 20441626, or write Bawleigh's Dept. NC E 950-806, Richmond, Va. 52-4p WANTED ? Waitresses and yard man. Apply in person. Longvue Cafe and Motel. 5-9-tfc VACATION PLANS AHEAD? Earn a good income close to home. Friendly, pleasant and profitable work quickly puts $$ in your pockets representing Avon Cosmetics. Write Mrs. Bonnie Charles, P. O. Box 691, Morganton, N. C., giving direct ions to your home. lc MALE HELP W ANTED ? Bow man Transportation, Inc. offici al will interview over the road tractor-trailer drivers, Suite IHM14 at John Sevier Hotel, Johnson City, Tennessee, May 16 through 24, for permanent employment only. Drivers to operate out of Atlanta on East ern Seaboard. Permanent em ployees only. No lay offs, ir regular route operation, above average earnings, minimum age 25, minimum experience, 1 year. Contact Mr. Tucker any day 0:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. 5-16 2c WANTED WANTED ? To trade houses for second session of college sum mer school? July 12 ? August 19. Permanent residence ? 3 bedrooms, living and dining lareaiciMteheni de?-?lac>t?<i on llyeeshW. Street at Yaupan I Beach, Southport, N. C., for house in Boons. Wonderful beach vacation spot! If inter ested! write R B. Davis, Box 304, Southport, giving location and description of house. B-l?-3p EMPLOYMENT WANTED: Of fice work for summer by busi ness major at Appalachian State Teachers College. Can furnish references. Miss Joyce Greer, Todd, N. C. Telephone 839-2432. lc WILL PAY CASH or assume loan on grand piano. Must be in good condition. Mrs. Reineking, CY 5-7200. 5-23-2P WANTED ? One A model tour ing car or A model touring car body. Contact Joe Palmer. Box 413, North Wilkesboro, N. C. 5-23-6C Legal Notices NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND UNDER DEED OF TRUST NORTH CAROLINA WATAUGA COUNTY Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by William R. Rosen and his wife Shirlie B. Rogers dated the Ut day, of June. 1M0. and recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Watauga Sounty, at Boone, North Caro na. in Book 94 at Page 27, de fault having been made in the payment of the Indebtedness thereby secured and the said deed of trust by the terms thereof being subject to fore closure, the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder, for caah, at the oourthouae door in Boone, North Carolina, at twelve o'clock noon on the 4th day of , June, 1963, the property conveyed in the said deed of trust, the same lying and being in the town of Boone, Watauga County, North Carolina, aa des cribed as follows: Lying and being in the town of Boone. North Carolina, and being all of lots number 148. 1?. 190, and 181, of the Daniel Boons Park Addition to the town of Boone as shown on a map or plat of said subdivision which map is recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds for Watauga County in Plat Book 1 at Page 7. 10 which pUt reference is hereby mad* for a full description of said lots. This said prooerty will be sold iubject to all accrual and unpaid town and county taxes. This the 3rd day of May, 1963. Louis H. Smith, Trustee. 5 0 lc b ? ?, i This ia a Iroe country, if you want to operate your auto mobile at a high rate of speed, hot don't complain if the traffic c op geta nut * School And Your Child I By JOHN COREY This ia the season when col lege admissions directors re ceive their heaviest mail. Dr. Braxton Harris, assistant regis trar in charge of admissions at Appalachian State Teachers Col lege, laments that sometimes it reveals a great deal of "lack of knowledge" about college, both on the part of young people and on the part of their parents. Here are some basic facts that this group ought to know: In the 1930's, only about one million young people were in college. By 1961, according to the National Education Associ ation, the number had jumped to somewhat over three million, and it's still going up. This means that something over one third of all young people of college age (18-21) are in school. The number of colleges in the U. S. continues to increase. In the 1930's there were 'fewer than 1,000. The 1962-63 Educa tion Directory, just published by the U. S. Office of Educa tion. shows that we have a total of 2,100 institutions of higher education now. Of these, 628 offer at least two years of college work, but less than four. They are, generally speaking, in the junior college or com munity college class. Many are quite similar to major colleges except in the length of program offered, and the number is growing fast. Last year there were only 393 in this category. There ae today 1,447 degree granting institutions, of which 223 offer the doctor of philo sophy as well as bachelor's and master's degree. Only about one in four of the students who start collcge ever finish. There were 394,889 bachelor's and first-professional degree* conferred in 1960, plus 74,4^7 second level degrees (us ually the master's), and 9,829 doctor's degrees. There are just twice as many men in college as women. What do college students study? A survey done at the University of Michigan in 1959 showed the following: agricul ture, 1.38%; business, 19%; ed ucation, 19.8%; engineering, 13%; biological sciences, 10%; humanities, 11%; physical sci ences, 8.6%;. social sciences, 9.5% ; other, 7.3% undecided, .4%; not reported, 2.1%. How about the cost of going to college? The same Michigan survey showed that the cost of one year may vary from $500 to $3,540 or more. The average was shown to be $1,550. The figure moves upward a bit year by year, especially when col leges are forced to increase their tuition. WJ10 pays the bill? Again, the Michigan study shows that 27.6 per cent have their whole way paid by. mother and dad. The percentage is higher for girls than for boys. The family paid the way for 21.4 per cent of the men, for 39.5 per cent of the women. A considerable number paid their way by a combination of money from home and their own earnings. The rest met ex penses by various combinations from home, working, and schol arship aid. Just under 9 per cent of the men went through on the basis of their. own work and scholarship aid, without a cent front home.. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Having qualified a* the ad ministratrix of the aetata of William H. Naedham, late of the county of Watauga, State of North Carolina, this is to notify those having claim* against the estate of the said deceased, to present them to me within 12 months of the date herecf, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re covery. Alf those indebted to the eatate are asked to make immediate payment. This April 27. 1963. coleen T. Needham, Admin,, Triplets, N. C. 5-Mp MOBILE HOME Opportunity Unusual Juat Assume Payments, Subject Tq Credit Approval Direct from Original Pirchmr Big USE NEW Furnished Two Bedroom Model. See A?d Set DetalU At GERMAN MOBILE HOMES ^ GRANITE FALLS. N. C. What are the reasons given by those who do not go to col lege? No desire to go, or poor grades, ranks first It iaq't al ways clear whether these are separate reasons or reasons that go together. We might assume that sometimes the lack of a desire to go to collegje would re sult in the high school student's having rather poor grades. But the opposite is also possible. Next most important is the lack of money. About one fourth of all students investi gated. in the Michigan study re ported either that their services were needed at home or that they did not have the finances. About 10 per cent simply planned to take jobs on gradu ation from high school, white one-fifth to one-fourth were planning to get married or enter the military service. Notes And Comments No argument is answered by an epithet. People who read carelessly talk carelessly. Host golfers talk a better game than they play. . All buyera want price con trol; all sellers are against it. Almost anybody can justify whatever is done and believe it. Nobody has to read a news paper now that the radio and television give the news. When one general gets into politics other generals get into politics. There is no perfect prepara tion for war, regardless of ex penditures. Most people get a terrific shock when they see what the camera does to their "beauty." Man is mighty, no doubt, but insects bother men more than men bother insects! i A record for economy does not apply to appropriations for a congressman's district You can recognize youf friends by the {act that they sometimes have no favors to ask. If somebody would accuse you of being a Communist sympa thizer, how would you prove the allegation untrue? Miller Industries Mfgs. of Custom made aluminum itorm doors and window* Awning* siding, guttering, tab enclosures, glass. Repairs by Factory Trained Personnel 605 Bristol Rd. 264-8824 USED CARS 1962 Fiat 4 dr. I1Q0 ... I 975 1961 Pontlac 4 dr., very ?harp - 1675 1969 Valiant 4 dr., stand ard shift. Seal nice 1095 I960 Plymouth 4 dr., 6 Std. Shift ... one Owner 1378 1960 Chrysler New York er 4 dr. with air cond. 1575 1959 Plymouth Wagon real nice 965 1959 Ford I dr., Std. Shift Galaxle, sharp 995 1918 Imperial 4 dr., a fine car 1947 Ford 4dr., runs good _ 495 1957 Cadillac in One shape 775 195S Plymouth 2 dr., hard top V8 . . . good oar 775 1952 Chev. 4 dr., looks and runs real good IN 1953 Dodge, 1953 Ply mouth, 1953 Pontlac. 1951 Ford . . . take choice for 199 196S Ford EcoaoUne pickup in fine cond. 1995 1953 Jeep truck . . . good cond., new point 399 Farm tractors: Fords, Farm alls, John Deere, Allis Chal mers, Gibson and others on special reduced sale prices All sorts of farm tractor Implements 1 ? Nice used home trailer 1? Nht used house trail er with b?th and hot water UTS V? Used dean motor cycles F. L GERMAN MOTOR CO. Estel G. Wagner Real Estate Broker 235 EAST KING ST. ? BOONE, N. C. DIAL AM 4-24M ? AM 4-M47 Latta Johnson-B.G. Ray ASSOCIATE BROKERS Office Pkoar AM 44492 ? ResMe?ce fk?i AM 4-tUl Z1S CAST KING STREET ? BOONE. N. C. WE NEED LISTINGS for HOMES, FARMS, ACREAGE We Offer Complete and Competent Servk* HOMES 4 Bedroom Brick Large lot 140' front Location? Grand Blvd. Possession June 1st 2 Baths Price $13,800.00 2 Bedroom Cottage Livingroom ? fireplace Location ? Just off 109 3 Bedroom Brick Location? Farthing St. ltt Baths 3 Bedroom frame 1 Bath Full Basement 2 Bedroom 1 Bath Full Basement Carport incld. furnishings Payments $52.00 mo. Price $8850.00 Livingroom ? fireplace Carport ? Utility room Price $17,500.00 Location Farthing St Lot 75*178 ft. Price $10,500 Location ? Poplar Hill Dr. City Water ? Paved street Good Financing Price $11,800.00 3 Bedroom Brick ltt Bath Kitchen ? Den Combination with Fireplace Hot Water Heat Large Lot Location on Hi Way 105 in Boone Sdiool Cist. Immediate Possession Price $17,750 NEW? 3 Bedroom 1V4 Baths ? Ceramic A Vinyl Kitchen ? Bar ? Dining room Large Living Hoom ? Fire place Full Basement Price Furni One Bedroom & Bath fei Basement Lennox Hot Air Heat Picture Windaws ? Thermo pane Large Wooded lot on stream Rustic ? Very desirable d $19,000.00 5 room frame toata-Winkl.r', Creek I Spring Water w 86 * ft I water JJpce $6500.00 2 Bedroom bouse 2 acres of land Just off State Farm Rd. Price $7900.00 3 Bedroom home Lot 100 ft z 200 ft 1H Bath Payments only $84.40 location ? 10S Hiway Price $15,000 00 Small Unfinished house & lot in Foscoe $3000.00 3 Be()room house Lot Size S2'x260' Location ? Junaluska Rd. 1 Bath Livingroom-Dining Comb. Will trade for land Fuji Basement Price $10,300. .7 ACRE LOT in Poplar Hill Section? $3250.00. 3 Bedroom Frame Large Porch ? Basement Large Kitchen Plenty Garden Space Livingroom ? Fireplace Location? Hill Top Drive Price $12,600.00 New 3 bedroom Large Kitchen Location? Perkinsville Full Basement 2 Full Baths Price $19,000.00 Choice Restricted Home Sites ? City Water Siymger Home Sites ? One to 10 acres with excellent view and water BUSINESS 9 Furnished apts. located on large lot. Monthly income of $249.00. Selling price $29,000.00. APPROX. SIX ACRES OF LAND on Hi-Way 109 at Hodges Gap intersection. Ideal for any type of business. ACREAGE 49 ACRE FARM with 84 tobacco base. A good four bed room house with bath, full basement Also an old hou#e with two barns. Plenty of water. Price $19, 000,00 immediate possession. Approx. 8 mile* from Boone. . 68 ACRE FARM ? 29 acres in pasture, balance in good tiifttwr. Chicken houses to accomodate 6900. Good seven room house and bath. On bus and mail route. Possession by April 16th. Price $11,000.00. 98 ACRES in the Valle Crucis Community for only $6500.00. Ideal for development. 35 ACRE FARM at Sugar Grove with .7 (pbacco baa*. Grade A bam, approx. 1,000 ft highway frontage. Price $19,900.00. BEAUTIFUL BLAIRMONT LOTS, overlooking Boom's Golf Course. City Water, Paved Streets, Panoramic View. No City Taxes. 30 acres at Healon ......... Only $1,29*00 10 BOOM HOUSE with bath and 97 acres of land. Dairy and tenant house. .28 tobacco base. 7I7Hbs. milk base. Located spprox. 10 D?iles west of Boone. Prke $20,000.00 ?? Li ? mi? i hi? n -