Wataugans At Work
? '?&!&* "-i.-. v.. IffiSSfK sSRZra^^Slffl
Grocery clerk at the AtP supermarket is
Eugene Winebarger, 24-year-old Wataugan
who has been with the Boone firm since it
opened at it* new location in September,
1960. Formerly with Burlington Industries,
Wincbarger is a graduate of Bethel High
School and now makes his home at Vilas.
He is married to the former Miss Lana
Turner of Meat Camp, and the couple has
a ten-months-old son, Tony.
CAPITAL CLIPBOARD
Small Number License Tags
Carry Little Prestige Now
By EULA N. GREENWOOD
RED FLAG7 ... As the car
frpjp Raleigh eaaed, tip, to the
resMetlce hi the small Wq^ern
North Carolina town, the driver
said: "I would have' given
credit for more sense than that.
Look at that tag on his car. It's
just like waving a red flag in a
bull's face."
The man from the State capi
tal was on a visit to a friend
of his who held a nice State
job in Raleigh, but kept his
residence in the small commun
ity and was home each week
end. The job-holder had given
in to that old urge to be . . .
or at least to appear ... . Im
portant. His license number
was, as we recall, 57. A far
throw from No. 1, Of course,
but small enough to cause fin
ger-pointing and to create envy,
jealousy and the charge of
"biggety".
COURT . . . This was more
than ten 'years ago; and since
that time the small-number li
cense plate has ceased to carry
any meaning . . . except right
at the top and for members of
the State Supreme Cuurt whose
license plates run J-l, J-2, and
down the line.
Now members of the Legis
lature ... if they want them
. . . can get license plates that
have the same number as the
seat they occupied in the 1963
Legislature. Not only that, but
these plates glow in the dark!
One of the things that led to
W. Kerr Scott's becoming Gov
ernor and U. S. Senator was
that he would not be pulled in
to such high-faluting business.
In a day when everybody and
his brother around Raleigh in
sisted (? getting his special low
number, Agriculture Commis
sioner Scott said nothing doing
. . . would have no part of it.
BUFFALO . . . We predict
here that a goodly percentage
of the legislators will not wear
the fancy plates and, further,
that within two years . . . four
at the outside . . . Rep. Car)
Bailey's idea which seemed so
good at the time introduced
will have gone the way of the
buffalo and the do-do bird.
RALEIGH MUST ... Al
though the Legislature has left
Raleigh for a spell, interest in
the sijK?d-a-h*W-m)lllon-<iollar
Legislative Building continues
keen.
The word we fat is that up
wards of ISjOM have visited and
gone over the place on a single
day since adjournment of the
General Assembly. It is The
Place to see for people coming
to Raleigh. They come in droves
?all in ?l sexes, and all
* T -,'rr i
We would estimate that pro
bably a half-million people ?
mostly school children, of
course? have visited the Legis-"
'laUve Building ... or State
House, if you prefer . . . since
it opened for business last win
ter.
* REST ROOM . T. Thousands
and millions of words went in
to the writing of new laws by
the IMS Legislature. Now it it
up to the legal scholars to in
terpret just exactly what they
mean. It will be found in some
instances ... if the past is any
criterion . . . that a law says
one thing, but means some
thing else. Words Just dont
mean the same thing to every
body.
Tor example, we heard re
cently of this minister who had
driven quite a few miles into
the country from Hickory to
supply for this small church.
He found only one person
there ? the bell-ringer, janitor,
and general handyman.
"Do you have a men's rest
room", the minister asked.
The janitor said no, but said
he could fix him one in "just
a minute."
To the minister, this sound
ed like pretty fast plumbing,
but h? followed the janitor
through the auditorium and in
to one of the classroom* in the
'education annex.
"Now you let right <Uwa.
You just rest right in here.
Won't be anybody coining in to
disturb you for a good thirty
minutM."
ESTATE ... We noticed the
other day that Edward Tremont
Burr, who died last October,
left an estate valued at $383,
ISRAELIS TRAIN IN U. S.
Israeli military technicians
will begin training in the United
States this month in use of the
Army's Hawk air defense mis
sile.
Israel wants to buy the super
sonic model missile to counter
what it claims is a dangerous
bdild-up of air strikng power
in the neighboring United Arab
Republic.
The Army announced 114
Israeli military men will be
trained to use and maintain
the Hawk system.
Hoffa weighs fringe benefits
as tax offset.
100 trillion volt atom smash
er discussed.
Don't tolerate a winter-wearing gas-*nd-oll hog than
robbing performance and driving pleasure. Oar expert
rebuilding pita yonr engine In the pink . . . rettorea
Papers filed with the clerk
of Wake Cousty Superior Court
|ave the various item* in the
estate.
The line that caught our at
tention about the estate of the
late Mr. Burr, who was senior
trie* president of the Durham
life Insurance Co., was that he
left only $1,000 ... in life in
surance.
TOLL ROADS . . . Thanks to
the recent legislative action,
North Carolina is moving back
into the toll business with lta
highways.
You can understand some of
the apposition to the idea . . .
though there is plenty to say
in favor of it, toe . . . with the
following:
A friend of our* and his fam
ily recently visited in the Cape
Cod country of Massachusetts
on vacation. They follow the
big highway, bypasses, and all
that, and foand upon their re
turn they had spent $3.89 more
for toll payments than they had
for gas!
But the only way to avoid
toll charges on your vacation
trip particularly if you are go
ing North? is to take the back
roads or plow right through
the cities.
FORTISSIMO! . . . Even
though the Legislature has been
gone for over two weeks now,
everything is still stormy
?round Raleigh.
Last week we had several
severe electrical storms, with
lightning strikes here and.
there.. One bolt hit the home
Legal Notices
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
Under and by the virtue of
the power of aale contained In
a certain deed of trust execut
ed by Margaret Sue Isaacs
(Single) snd T. E. Isaacs (Sin
gle), dated September 4, 1096,
and recorded in Deed of Trust
Book 70. st Page 206. in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds of
Watauga County, North Caro
lina, default having been made
in the payment of the lndebted
& thereby secured and said
of trust being by the terms
of subject to foreclosure,
the undersigned trustee will of
fer for sale at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash at
the courthouse door in Boone,
Watauga County, North Caro
lina at 12:00 o'clock noon, on
the 23rd day of July, 1063, the
property conveyed in said deed
of trust, the same lying and be
ing in Beaver Dam Township,
Watauga County, North Caro
lina, and more particularly de
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING on a maple run
ning east 44-2/3 poles to a stake,
G. C. Harmon's corner: thence
south 7 degrees east 10 poles
to a stake in the branch and
road; thence down and with
said rosd 94-3/4 poles to a stake
In A C. Greene's line: thence
west with said line 44 poles to
a stake; thence north 16 de
grees west with A. C. Greene's
conditional line 81 poles to a
chestnut oak: thence north 18
degrees east 19poles to a stake;
thence north 77 degrees east 9
poles to a stake; tnence north
47 degrees east 2 poles to a
stake, Trivott's corner; thence
south 93% degrees east 34 poles
to a double chestnut above a
rock; thence east 29 Vi poles to
the BEGINNING, containing
45-9/18 acres, more or less.
But this sale will be made
subject to all outstanding and
unpaid taxes.
This 18th day of June. 1063.
Stacy C. Eggers, Jr., Trustee
6-27 -4c -e
of Dr. Christopher Crittenden,
North Carolina head of archi
ve* and hiatory. The report we
get la that ? hole as big u
your head wai made in the wall
of the living room.
la the room at the time, play
ing the piano, was Mrs. Critten
den. Crescendo now ? and great
shades of Rachmaninoff!
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as the Exe
cutor of the will of Walter W.
Jones, late of the county of
Watauga, SUte of North Caro
lina, this is to notify those hav
ing claims against the estate of
the said deceased to present
them to me within 6 months of
the date hereof, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All those indebted to
the estate are asked to make
immediate payment. This July
8, 1963. ? LUCIA RODWELL
JONES, Executor, Route 3,
Boon# N. C. 7-11-4C
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
APPLY TO THE LOCAL
GOVERNMENT COMMISSION
FOR APPROVAL OF BONDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
of Intention of the undersigned
to file application with the Loc
al Government Commission. Ra
leigh, North Carolina, for its
approval of the issuance of the
following proposed bonds of the
County of Watauga, which shall
be subject to approval of the
voters of said County at an elec
tion:
(1) $1,630,500 of bonds for
the purpose of constructing in
the Watauga County School Ad
ministrative Unit several new
buildings to be used as school
houses, school garages, physical
education and vocational educa
tion buildings, teacherages and
lunchrooms and other school
plant facilities and to recon
struct and to enlarge, by the
erection of additions, several
existing buildings located in
such unit and used for such
purposes, in order to enable the
County of Watauga, as an ad
ministrative agency of the pub
lic school system of the State
of North Carolina, to maintain
public schools in said School
Administrative Unit for the
nine months' school term as
prescribed by law.
(2) $900,000 of bonds for the
purpose of erecting and equip
ping a new building or build
ings for use as public hospital
facilities and to acquire a suit
able site therefor, If necessary,
within the County.
This notice was first publish
ed on the 4th day of July, 1963.
Any citizen or taxpayer object
ing to the issuance of all or any
of said bonds may file with the
Local Government Commission
a verified statement setting
forth his objections as provided
in Section 199-7.1 of the Gen
eral Statutes of North Carolina,
in which event he shall also file
a copy of such statement with
the undersigned, at any time
within ten days from and after
such first publication. A copy of
this notice must be attached to
the statement so filed. Object
ions set forth in said statement
shall be for consideration by
said Commission in its determi
nation of whether or not it may
hold a public hearing as provid
ed by law on the matter of the
issuance of said bonds.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
OF THE COUNTY OF
WATAUGA
By L B. Wilson, Clerk
7-ll-2c
NOTICE OF
ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as the Exe
cutor of the will of Andy H.
Greer, late of the county of
Watauga, State of North Caro
lina, this is to notify those hav
ing claims against the estate of
the said deceased to present
them to me within 12 months
of the date hereof, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. Those indebted
to the estate are asked to make
immediate payment. This June
17, 1963. ? CICERO GREER,
Executor, Vilas* N. C. 6-27-ip
OPEN EVERY DAY
New line of gemstones and
creative jewelry originated
in Greenwich Village
FREE ring cleaning and polishing
while yon browse
Restricted Mountain Home Sites
Park Dedicated to Residents
Paved Roads and Central Water System
See or Call
NOTICE OF SALE FOR TAXES
(Continued from pg. six sac. ?)
Bruce Greene 39 a 13.90
Burl Vance Greene S a 13.30
Chilo Green* 90 a 6.87
Clarence V. Greene, Jr.
A 26 20
Creed Allie Greene 3 Ha 2149
E. C. and C. V. Greene
124* a 3.43
Mrs. Eliza Greene
(Heirs) 39 a 3 99
Essu Greene 20 a ? 3.73
Mrs Faye Greene % a 3.59
Hooper William Greene
70 a ,? 48.90
Howard Luther Greene
3 a 14.79
Mrs. Nannie L. Greene
49 a 37.80
Mrs. Ruth Greene 1 a .... 10.00
William L. Greene
(Heirs) 83 a 96.69
Worth W. Greene 6% a 16.90
Zollie Greene 49 a ... 28.19
Dacia Greer 2% a 10.00
J. M. Greer, Jr. 2% a ... 10.19
Linville Greer 9 a 10.00
R L. Greer 10 a 32.70
Beatrice Hamby 1 a 8.90
Mrs. Clyde Hamby 42 a 18.99
Dalas Hardin Hambv
42% a 23.49
Prince Hamby 29 a 22.49
Ray Dallas Hamby 20 a 43.10
Stewart Finley Hamby
27 a 51.14
Jerry Hampton 17% ?... 8.24
John Wade Hampton
10 a 109.64
Mr*. C. L. Hartley 7 a .... 2.80
Bynum Holman 5 a 2.50
Gene Honeycutt 2% a ... 17.00
R. L. Honeycutt and
D. L. Jr. 13 L 4.00
Thomas M. Hopkins
(Heirs) 32 a 2 20
H. W. Horton 22% a .... 2.20
Max E and P. A. Houck
% a 1.00
Richard Lee Howell 4% a 38.60
Joe Idol 3-10 a 5.00
John Johnson, Jr. 3-4 a 18.10
Daniel W. Lewis 48 a 31 65
M. B. McLain 22 a 3.30
Delia McPeak 1% a 17 40
Mrs. Fred H. Micheal
3V4 a 12.00
Lee Miller 34 a 96 60
Luther Paul Miller 1% a 90.39
Spencer Finous Miller
128 a 40 31
Mrs. Vollie Nichols 3 a 3.30
Paniy Norris 26 a 9 20
C. D. Payne 41 a 18.05
Hoy Phillips 39 a 17.35
Joe Phillips (Heirs) 4 a 10.80
John Phillips 1 L 1.00
Mrs. Ora Phillips 40 a 5.00
S. E. Phillips 279 a 60.65
Guy C. Presnell 29% a 10.33
Mr*. C. C. Ragan (Heirs)
1 L 50
Clyde Ray, Jr. 3 a 14 65
Frank Ray 22% a 21.83
Roland Harvey Shirley
32 a 30.20
Columbus T. Simmons
9 a 19.15
Howard S. Steelman 7 a 30.30
Bynum Dell Teague 89 a .. 67.45
Tracy Triplett 4 L 1.50
Alfred P. Watson 11 a .... 81.85
Andrew Watson 48 a .... 21.75
Hessie Watson 1% a ... 12.50
J. Lionel WaUon 2 a 5,00
Floyd Allen Watson 8 a 4.00
General D. Watson
(Heirs) 56 a 15.85
Guy Watson 29 a 57.95
Haggle 1 six-tenths a .... 7.10
Ode* W. Watson 10 a 13.80
Russeau Jerome Watson
40 a ? 20.32
Willard C. Watson 54 a 20.41
Glen V. Welch 25 a 46.35
Ransom E. Welch 1 a .... 15.57
Walter R. Welch 38 a 30.00
John David Welbom 93 a 78.67
Russell Daniel Wellborn
18% a 61W
Stewart E. Williams
133 a 75.36
Charlie Winebarger
20% a 12.28
J. J. Winebarger 86 a .... 17.80
Phil Yates 2 L 2.50
WATAUGA TOWNSHIP
Billy Dearl Aldridge % a 33.21
Earl Aldridge 1 a 33.00
Everette Aldridge 1 a .... 3.98
Herbert Aldridge 21% a 62.05
Herbert Aidridg# ? a ..T 1 SO I
Donel Aldridge 13 a 27 69
Marl Aldridge 1 . *JZ 6QM
E. A. Anderson 1 a
Otha Andrews 107 Vi i"Z 48.56
, ?; Ayers 62 a 30.00
i, j *1?" a 33 00
Claude D. Baird 1 L 13 k
J * Bartow (Heirs)
lou a 99 <A
Robert Bentley 6 a 2407
,La Berry (Heirs)
a lS4n
Bw?*y 3* a"'" 3 00
?nh^1 nB<?twri8ht 76 a 88 97
John A Boniver, Jr. 10 a 50
5: ; . Booier , Jr. 13 l .... 1 20
Charlie Brown 47 ^ a ... 1410
Caro A Brown and Iva
Lee Nicholson 1 L s on
T. W. Brown 1 L 10 00
Nancy Byrd 20 a ? 00
Berlin Calloway Mi a iqir
Claude Calloway 1 , ~Z ?
Miss Alverda Caudill 2 a 1 00
John Allen Ch,mberlin:
Bert ChJrch 13 a
Frhednt|:ehyUrHchClh3U,.Ch ^
Kenneth William Church
Roger Clark 4 a "::
Mr.-M.Mie Coffey
? ? 90
R. D Coffey 11 , ri".. fS
wil*.en oCoIe and Jerry
White 2 a 1 no
Clarence Cook 42 ? ' 4* 0,
??*? Fallah Cook 23 a ...: 1214
Allen Cornell 10 a 100
Ray Cornett 1 a 23 2?
George D. Crittenton, Jr.
Kenneth P. Daniels 1 I l sS
Lee Danner 54*4 a 1350
JSprnG.VD,nfe,r ? 33.30
rL'-t. ' Darsey j l .... 50 oo
DUlard Davis 39 a ...1 7.80
Mrs. James J. Davis a 1 00
Ruth R. Dixon H a 2 50
David iV Drexal 1H a " 100
ng?es J?j'er ^ ? 1 00
Rufus Earp 1 a 2585
Warren Edwards 1 L 18 lo
Andrew Ellis 43 a ....i.'" 2115
Edgar F. Ellis 3 a 7 50
Charles and David Eurey '
Walter Fellows 1 L 2 30
Mrs. Clarence Fox
(Heirs) 7 a a
M? ' IFHX iEstate) 215 a 29,70
H E Mm, ' 40 * 4565
E r p 11 v 8 * 10-<X>
L S ' rin f 23 L - 8000
U s. Gilliam, Jr. 1 L .. 3 00
PV ,Mrs R. O. Glenn
1 three-fourths a 2 00
Minerva Goldsmith 1 L 1.00
G. B. Gordon IV4 a 2 50
Mrs. Joe Gragg 33^4 a .... ^00
Mrs. Edward Greene
_ ?'* a 12 an
Ranee Greene 93 a 14:25
Wiley Greene 46 a 47 25
J. Edgar Harbin 58 a 44 45
John McDonald Harrison
15 a 21 rn
Charles R. Hartley 21 a . 500
Lawrence W. Hayes 3 L 3$
Walter SSSTS " ' ' jfrg
Willie u Hin 1 l :::: 13 io
A^Hodgefr; lfc3aft71
830
R?e E Hollifleld 2 a ....
H. Walter Horton and
Estelle 30 a .. *00
I. c. Hovis 2V4 a 1 55
White Insle and
Priscilla 1 a 2 50
Wayne Jarrettl L lo.oo
??f.,eg" 27 a 13.60
Paul A. Jones 1 a 3 00
James Gray Kallam 40 a 6.00
u- t. Kerr 3 a 1 50
Ruby Jean Lanier 1 a a on
Miss Lillie Lord 1 L Z 30
Clara T. McCabe 1 L | oo
iPeI C. McCurry 8 a .... 6145
brands McGuire and
and I98a
W. E^McMillan 1 ? ZZ ?i.50
Ralph Junior Matheson
? L MJO
David Minton H a 59 80
Ben G. Moore Vi a 16.40
Ivey Moore 129 a 47.20
W. Roy Morrison 4 L ? 2.00
Jack Morris 8*4 a 34.50
Jones Nelson 10 a 2.0U
Howard C. Niven 48 a .... 17.25
J. W. Norwood 4 a 37.10
Mrs. Willie E Pace 3 Ha 2.00
Joan Paris 7*4 a ? 2.00
Marshall Parsons 1 a .... 17.50
Horace Pearsons 60 a ? 9.00
Vassie Poplin 9 L 9.00
E. Logan Porter 4 a *0
Carl PresneU 3 a 11.37
Edd Quails 3 L 6.09
Rainbow Camp, Inc. 31*4
a 101.49
Mrs. Cenia Rich 4 L ...... 13.90
Abel Richards 1 a 1.00
P. Lee Richards 1 a 1.00
C. T. Rivers 5 a 2.90
Stella Simpson 1 L 1.00
Massie Smith k Sue
Marsh 1 L 1.00
R. J. Stevens 1V4 a - ... 40.00
R. W. Stray 1 a 2.63
H H. Strickland 20V< a 7.30
Mrs. Margaret Taber 1 ? 5.29
Mrs. John A. Tate 2 a .... 1.00
Paul Sherrin 2 a 90
Dempsey Shook, 6 a 1.90
J. C. Shook 38 a 6.05
Basil Shore 20 a 27.60
Claude Shore and wife
5-8 a 53.00
Mead Taylor *4 a 6.20
Rex Taylor 6 a 27.40
Jake Tester 16*4 a 3.75
Grant Thacker 20 a 3.00
Clint Thomas 16 a 22.28
G. W. Thomas 1 L 2.00
Arthur Townsend 45 a 39.35
A. T. Townsend 40 a .... 4.00
Dick Townsend 1 a 11.90
F. G. Townsend (Heirs)
11 a 1.10
Floyd Townsend 29*4 a .... 21.70
I. Enzer Townsend 3 a ... 12.65
Roey C. Townsend 37*4
a 15.12
Troy C. Townsend 56 a .... 14.10
Katneryn C. Tully 1 L .... 1.00
William Jack Wagner 90
3-4 a 32.00
F. H. Wall k Margaret
1 L 28.00
Harold A. Ward (Heirs)
6 a 3.00
Brad Watson 1 L 17.20
Margie Welch 26 a 28.20
S. L. Whitaker & Daw
son 50 a 11.00
S. L. Whitaker Dawson
and Katheryn B. 70 a .... 13.10
Ernest White 6*4 a 31.12
Arthur White (Heirs) 9
a 5.00
Caroline L. Whiting (Es
tate) 28*4 a 2.88
Archie Wicks 1 a 2.90
Mrs. Robert Woodruff 8 i
a 1.00 :
Isabel! A. Woodard 7 a .... 5.00
Wright, Heirs 2 a 1.00
Everette Yarber 24 a .... 3.85
Leonard Yarber 4 a 3.35
Dexter Yates 18 a 97.36
Albert Zimmerman, Jr.
Courage is urged in Brazil's
fiscal problems.
Soviet pledges to a void
harassing of Kennedy.
Beautiful Mountain Development Two Miles
South of Bamboo Exit of Blue Ridge Parkway
* Lots with all utilities priced from $400. (Terms.)
9 Expertly-built summer homes ready for occupancy at
$6950. (Terms.)
These developers are also the developers of the aow popular
Laurel Hill Development (20 occupied summer homes)
where lots are still available ? Located 4 miles north of
Bowing Rock on Parkway. At Aho turn right (first right torn
exit on Parkway out of Blowing Rock)