North Carolina Gives Cue
To Educational Renaissance
"During Governor Terry Stan
ford's first two yean in office
public education and the public
schools moved forward faster
and further, percentage wise,
than did the cause and the
schools in any other American
State.*
This was a statement by Dr.
W. Amos Abrams, editor and
assistant executive secretary of
NORTH CAROLINA EDUCA
TION, as he told faculty and
students at Appalachian State
Teachers College during con
vocation services that the edu
cational renaissance now evi
dent in the South ? in the neigh
bor states ? has taken its cue
from North Carolina.
He said, "I confidently pre
dict that historians will have
this to say about the last two
years of Governor Sanford's ad
ministration ? that even as the
public schools advanced during
the first two years, so will high
er education move forward in
North Carolina between -1963
and 1965 ? as will higher educa
tion and state-supported colleges
and universities in no other
American State!
"We stand today on the
threshhold of an era of pro
gress, the like of which we have
not known and that which we
have known is indeed but a pro
logue to that which is yet to
be."
Dr. Abrams declared that
higher education has come in
to its own, and deservedly so,
by action of the present Legis
Uture. Some $82,000,000 a per
centage increase of 38 per cent
over last year's money, has been
appropriated for higher-educa
tion and this does not Include
some $48,000,000 for capital out
lay funds.
"I am proud to be a Tar Heel
whose legislative representa
tives will take a forward step
toward keeping our children in
school, black and white, rich
and poor, that they may look
back on their youth and declare
that in North Carolina every
child had his chance.
"I am proud of a state which
will provide an educational op
portunity beyond the high
school through a system of com
muter-type comprehensive com
munity college so that whereas
one high school graduate con
tinues hi^ education today ?
two high school graduates will
do so tomorrow. In my opinion,
this is the most meaningful
piece of education legislation
enacted into law since that
which provided a public high
school for all the children of
all the people," Dr. Abrams
said.
Dr. Abrams, a former profes
sor at Appalachian Colege, was
introduced by Dr. D. J. White
ner, dean of the colege. Dr.
Whitener also introduced the
summer sessions administra
tion.
Dr. W. H. Plemmons, presi
dent of ASTC, gave a word of
welcome to the student body,
visiting professors and special
guests.
Exceptional Value
* 525 Acres land with 44,000 white pines
* 8 modern houses with heat.
* Swimming Pool
* Large recreation hall.
* 3 hole golf course and ball diamond.
* Hard surface road.
* Ideal for youth camp or church camp.
* Shown by appointment only.
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MISS SUSAN LAWRENCE
MISS SHARON JOHNSON
State Winners
At Fruitland
Miss Susan Lawrence, daugh
ter of Dr .and Mrs. Jack Law
rence and Miss Sharon Johnson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Johnson were declared State
winners in the Junior Memory
Work Tournament, held at
Fruitland Baptist Camp June
17.
This tournament is sponsored
by the Training Union Depart
ment of the Baptist State Con
vention and features memoriza
tion of Bible verses.
Both girls are members of
Greenway Baptist Church and
Mrs. C. 0. Vance is their jun
ior leader.
POSTMAN'S PAL
Fremont, Calif. ? A dog can
be a mailman's pal or enemy ?
depending whose side the dog
is on.
Serving a postal route where
he walks IT miles, Ken Linci
come has been attacked and bit
by dogs six times and he
though that was enough.
Now he is protected by a big
German shepherd dog that
walks 17 miles by his side. Hie
collies and beagles aren't so ag
gressive any more.
Homogenized milk was first
sold successfully in 1919.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
FOR CITY TAXES ?&J
By virtue of the power vetted in me by law, I will |
offer for sale at public auction at tbe City Hall la
N. C., on July I, IMS, at 12 mm, tbe property Hated |
below, to satisfy taxes due for tbe year IMS.
This June S, IMS.
H. G. THOMAS,
Hll Tax Collector, Town of BoMe, N. C. |
Anderson, Lee. 1 lot ... 8.75
Austin, Mrs. Lena Penick L,
1 lot 80.80
Barnett, G. D.. 2 lots ... 382.56
Bingham, Jeptha, 2 lots 88.13
Bowers, Mrs. Annie,
1 lot 8.13
Carter, James F., 2 lots 33.78
Chipman, James Edward
1 lot 81.81
Church, Susan Eugenia,
1 lot 82.90
Clay borne, Mrs. Rebecca,
1 lot 17.89
Colvard, R. W, 1 lot .... 190.48
Crown Service Station,
1 lot : 37.30
Daniels, W. W? 1 lot, .... 8.75
Davis, Paul, 1 lot 41.83
Dixon, wiiuam M., i 101 iw.zo
Farthing, Bruce, 1 lot. .. 10.63
Folk, Howard. 1 lot, 11.63
Folk, Nelia, 1 lot, 2.19
Fry, Margaret K? 1 lot, 6.25
Gaither, Mrs. Sarah B.
10 lota 114.96
Goines, Rufus Heirs,
1 lot 8.94
Gragg, J. Wayne, 1 lot 33.64
Greene, Albert Y., 1 lot, 36.63
Greene, Mrs. Frank T.,
1 lot, 22.38
Greene, G. C. Jr., 1 lot, 90.09
Greer, Norman Jr., 1 lot, 32.36
Greer, Winiton, 1 lot .... 11.69
Grimes, Clint, 1 lot 22.29
Grimes, Edward, 1 lot .. 18.88
Grimes, Mrs. Frank, 1 lot 10.69
Grimes, Lucy D. Frances,
1 lot 29.88
Grimea, Rebecca, 1 lot ... 8.86
Haglier, Robert Jr. 1 lot, 7.28
Haglier, R. a, 1 lot .... 16.86
Hardy, Baxter, 1 lot, ... 31.86
Hardy, Blanche Newsome,
1 lot 1.23
Harkleroad, Mrs. J. E.
1 lot 22.00
Hayes, James, 1 lot 1.78
Hi-Land Dry Cleaned,
1 lot 91.28
Hodges, Dow, 1 lot 1.88
Hollars. Jonefs, 1 lot .... 246.38
Hoot, Colin, 1 lot 1.88
Horton, June Heirs,
1 lot 4.00
Jones, Raymond Heating
Co., 1 lot L7 88.06
Kirkpatrick, Elizabeth,
1 lot 9.94
Kirkpatrick, James, 1 lot, 3.13
McConnell, Bobby F.,
1 lot, 36.00
Mathes, Kenneth, 1 lot 16.31
Miller, Claude G., 1 lot 46.80
Miller, Elmer G- 1 lot, 180.43
Moretz, D. Grady, 1 lot 98.44
Osborne, Mrs. B. K.
2 lots 98.69
Payne, Kenneth, 1 lot .... 47.80
Payne, V. L.t 8 lots 8.00
Phillip*, S. E. Dock.
8 lots 42.75
Prcwood, Virgil, 2 lot* 82.M
Rogers, William Robert.
^7^1 W JW
Rotes, J. B., 4 lot* 4.63
Ruih, Edward, 1 lot 29.96
Shearer, Mr*. Ella,
2 lot* 11.80
Shearer, Houston, 1 lot 22.31
Smith. Miriam B. 1 lot .... 3.78
Storie, Hunter, 1 lot .. 48.99
Teague, Odell and Gladys,
3 iota 23.31
Tugman, W. R. and Dorothy,
1 lot 4^.86
Turner, Rodney, 1 lot .. 18.28
Underwood, Ronda and Buford
GEESE AND FAJUUUt
Blair, Okl*. ? Lawrence De
Vlck has {wind the answer to
the farm labor ihortaje. He ha*
>00 feathered hired hands.
DeVkk bought the geese for
WOO. They roam hi* cotton
fields and eat the grass and
weeds but have no taste for
cotton. They are held la bounds
by an electric fence 8 inches
off the ground.
They do the work of 9 full
time human farm hands, accord
ing to Mr. DeVick.
Stamey, 2 lots 141.90
Wadkins, Bobbie and Betty
Lou, 1 lot 3.80
Watson, Arlow, 1 lot ... 125.81
Webb, Cecil, 1 lot 4.89
West, James, 1 lot 23.00
White, Robert, 1 lot .... 21.44
Wilcox. James Dean,
2 lots 88.78
Wood, Kenneth and
Herman, 1 lot 82.38
Paul & Ralph Say:
The small boy came Into
the house crying. "Ma
ma," he said, "Jackie fell
into the pond and ? "
"Oh!" shrieked the mo
ther, "is be all right?"
"No." sobbed the small
boy, "we tried to give him
articlflal respiration, but
he kept getting up and
walking away."
"Values are up ? Protect
year property. Increase
coverage where neces
sary."
?PAUL & RALPH
Watauga Insurance
Agency
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SiM P.M.
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Two war* t? bur ? (1) If you bare had a ran of to Hah hick in lift
and jour credit ratine i? not top 70a *81 be aaked to furnish col
lateral or (Z) In matt caaea If roar credit ratinj la top notch, just
use your signature, no eadorsera reqaked, It'a that ilmnle, No
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oor NO DOWN PAYMENT PLAN ? You win he surprised how
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Weal |.( L?iu.| a aeooud car . , , .
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Regular Financing Alao Avallable-^Baak Financing Can Be
Arranged ? We Can Alao Finance Your Insurance for Yoa
1960 Chevrolet, per month $86.35
IMPALA COUPE, white with red Kerlor, straight drive,
big motor, one you 11 be proud to own. Stock No. 171
1960 Plymouth, per month $65.16
FURY CONVERTIBLE, straight drive, solid red with new
white top, radio and heater, White tire*. A real beauty.
Stock No. 167.
1959 Chevrolet, per month ........ $54.57
BEL AIR, 2 -door, 6-cylmuer, straight drive, blae and white,
radio and heater. A clean economy c^r. stock No. 139.
1959 Chevrolet, pet ttWtitfc $54.57
B1SCAYNE, 2-door, ^cylinder, straight drive, radio and
heater, white tires. This car la extra clean ? don't miss
it. Stock No. 282.
1959 Ford, per month $49.27
4- DOOR "CUSTOm 300," Ford-AMatic drice. A real clean
car. Don't miss this one. Stock No. 379.
1957 Ford, per month $44.83
VICTORIA, 2-dooi hard top, straight drive, power brakes
and steering, solid white. Drive it, you'll buy it. Stock
No. 347.
1957 Ford, per month $44.83
4-DOOR "FAlkWuE StMl," automatic drive, radio and
heater, red and white. A good clean car. Stock No. 368.
1957 Chevrolet, per month $44.83
4-DOOK, Va, powergiide, local car. All it needs ia a good
home, stock Mo. Svl.
1957 Chevrolet, per month $31.00
2-DOOR, fr-cyliinder, sir?.ght drive. For a good family car
you can t beat this one. stock Nq. 321.
1957 Chevrolet, per month $44.83
4-UOOK, b-cylinder, straight drive with radio and heater,
wnite Ures. Anotner one with a lot of economy riding.
Stock No. 223.
1956 Ford, per month $38.36
4-1HWK rAULi>.??, V-8, automatic drive, radio and
heater. Local ciean car. blok No. S36.
1956 Dodge, per month . $28.50
4-oooK, V-8, auaitut drive, local car at a real bargain.
>011 can't go wrong in tklt car. Stock No. 219.
1955 Ford, per month $31.00
2-iHMlK, V-8, automatic, local car. Clean. Ideal second
car. Stock No. 851.
1955 Chevrolet, per month $31.00
21HKJR, 6-cy Under, straight drive, radio and heater. Local
car, good car to rthe money, stock no. SSL
1955 Plymouth, per month $28.50
2-uOuK, V-cyiinoer, straight drive, U you want to save gas
Mm miss tnsi one. stock No. SIS.
1955 Chevrolet, per month $38.72
4-UUOR BLL AIR, V-8, antomatic drive. Local car, extra
ciean. See it ? you'll hay it. Stock No. S48.
1955 Pontiac, per month $28.50
4-UOOK, straight drwe, radio and heater. Local dean
car. Stock No. S6u.
1955 Ford, per month $23.50
2-DUOK, V-8, surtught drive, radio and heater, this will
make yon a good second car. Hunting or fishing. Stock
No. SI*.
1954 Ford, per month $15.50
2-UUOR, 6-cy Unuei , automatic drive. Uood car? ton wont
miss these payment*, stock No. Xtt.
1954 Chevrolet, per month $15.50
2-UOOR, 6-cy Under, anotner one yon won't miss the money
yon pay for this one. Stock No. SM.
These are Just a few of our many cars to choose
from. We also have a good selection of LATE
MODEL CABS. So come on down to our beautiful
paved lot, air conditioned offices, and let one of onr
six Salesmen assist yon in selecting yourself a beau
tiful car, where you buy on onr NO DOWN PAY
MENT, Regular Financing Plan or Pay Cash. You
will always find us friendly, fair and honest to deal
with.
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