Photographers Get Photographed
More than 30 photographers, including Hugh
Morton (above) whose pictures of western
North Carolina appear in publications across
the state and south, participated in the Pho
tographers Convention held in Boone Friday
and Saturday. A feature of the meet was
a special performance of the "Horn in the
West" outdoor drama Friday with a picture
session following. Also, actors were on
stage Saturday for day-light photos. Repre
sentatives from far and wide answered the
production's invitation; a representative of
the Metropolitan Sunday Newspapers, Inc. ?
an organization with IX million circulation
? was among the visitors. ? Flowers photo.
Smith Retires After 40 Years In Classroom
Dr. Wiley Smith of Appalach
ian State Teachers College re
tires after more than 40 years in
college and high school teach
ing.
During the last 27 years Dr.
Smith has been professor of psy
chology at Appalachian and also
chairman of the department.
Prior to Appalachian Dr.
Smith taught at the Asheville,
Normal and ' Teachers College
and at the University of South
Carolina. At Peabody College
he had a full-time teaching fel
lowship for one year and one
summer. He also did some teach
ing at Fisk University.
His first experience in college
teaching was at Mayfield Junior
College in 1929. Prior to that
time he taught eight years in
high school, including five years
as principal.
The college professor is a
charter member of the North
Carolina Psychological Associa
tion and also a charter member
of the Southeastern Psychologic
al Association. He has been a
member of the American Psy
chological Association for more
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Dr. O. K. Richardson ? Dr. Wayne R. Richardson
Dr. G. K. Moose ? Dr. Joe C. Miller
than 30 years.
He has formerly held mem
bership in the North Carolina
Academy of Science, the South
Carolina Academy of Science
and Tennessee Academy of
Science. He was also a mem
ber of the American Associa
tion of University Professors,
the American Association for
the Advancement of Science and
the Southern Association for
Psychology and Philosophy. He
was a member of the Ninth In
ternational Congress of Psycho
logy. He has read research
papers at several of these pro
fessional organizations.
Dr. Smith is listed in Who's
Who in North Carolina, Who's
Who in American Education,
Leaders in Education and the
Psychological Registrar. He
has published articles in three
of the leading psychological
journals and a short article in
the Bulletin of Faculty Researcn
of the University of South Car
olina.
During his retirement years
Dr. Smith will spend part of his
time at 807 Northwood Drive,
Huntingdon, Tenn., but most of
the time he says will be spent
at 910 Faculty St., Boone, where
he has lived for several years.
LEAVES TOT BEHIND
Roswell, N. Mex. ? Returning
home from vacation, a surpris
ed couple noticed their five
year old daughter missing from
the car.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Logan
notified police at Portal es, N.
Ilex., and they notified police
at Alanreed, Tex. where the
Logans had made their last
stop.
After a hurried trip back
200 miles, they found Cathy
with a service station attend
ant who had found her earlier
playing around the station.
? All Wooded Lots
Groves of whit* pine, oak and dogwood
* Graded, gravel surface streets to each lot
These streets will be maintained
* Lots over-look Golf Course
* Water mains already installed
Water from pore cold mountain springs
Five Are Injured
IniCrash On 421
A 1995 Buick slid out of con- .
trol on rain-slick N. C. 421 ten
miles east of Boone near Deep
Gap Friday before leaving the
highway and crashing into a
tree, injuring five of its six pas
sengers. The Car was a total loss.
Investigating patrolman W.
D. Teem reported that the acci
dent occurred at 2:49 p. m. The
girls, all students at Appalach
ian College, were traveling to
their homes iu the piedmont
section of the state.
Driver of the car, Hiss Char
lotte Marie Taylor, 21, of Cary,
passed another vehicle on the
narrow highway and lost control
of the car as she attempted to
pull back into the right-hand
lane of traffic. The second car
was not involved in the acci
dent.
Injured were Mrs. Shirley Ra
gan Rogers, 26, of Raleigh, back
injuries; Hisses Carol Jones, 18,
of Norlina, a fractured ankle;
Hary Ann Ainsley, 10, of Ahos
kie; Harian Rose Cherry, 31, of
Durham; and Hiss Taylor.
Sandra Kay Stanley, 20, of
Aaron Church
Picnic July 7
The annual Aaron Church
picnic was held at Parkway
School July 7. Attending were
the following:
Loyd, Elster and son Keith
Church, Fleetwood; Keith, Coy,
Royce Hampton, Lenoir; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Church, Stony
Fork; Hr. and Mrs. Jay Jordan
and family, Stony Fork; Hr.
and Mrs. J. L. Church, Pitta
burgh, Pa.; J. C. Church, Un
iontown, Pa.; Hrs. Effie Oliver,
Winston-Salem; Hr. and Hrs.
Cephus Cain, High Point; Hr.
and Hrs. James Painter, High
Point; Hrs. Glenn Church and
sons, Fred and his wife and
family and Haj. Byrle Church,
Wilmington; Hr. and Hrs.
Theodore Caldwell, Burnsville;
Hr. and Hrs. J. C. Styles and
son, Burnsville; Hrs. Chloe
Smith, High Point; and many
others.
Jacksonville, Florida, escaped
the wreck uninjured.
Sgt. Teem stated that the
acene of the accident was near
Myers Parkway Court. No charg
es were filed, he aaid.
Student Gets
Scholarship
MISS NANCY WILLIAMS
Mils Nancy Williams, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wil
liams of Route 2, Boone, has
received the Lettie Pate White
head Scholarship at Charlotte
Memorial Hospital School of
Nursing. Nancy is a graduate
of Appalachian High School and
attended ASTC for one year.
The scholarship pays all tuition
for the first year of school.
8 TRUCK TWICE
Hitchin, England ? John Hud
son, 20, just doesn't agree with
the adage that lightning never
strikes twice.
He was recently blown out
of a telephone booth by a bolt.
Five years ago he was struck
while standing on the front
lawn of his home. The last time
he was badly shaken up and had
to spend several days in the
hospital.
Garden Of Week
GARDENS OF THE WEEK
Mountain Rest Home, Bristol
Road.
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Harmon,
Highland Park.
FLEE WITH BLOODHOUNDS
Wheeling, W. Va.? Two pri
soners fled from a work farm
and took thr prison bloodhound
with them.
Authorities from the prison
?aid the two untied the dog and
walked away from the farm.
The two escapees had been as
signed to train the dog to track
fugitives.
Macmillan names Godber to
Profuroo'i poet.
Division among Pond back
on confute! election.
Wheat acreage to lncrcaae
sharply.
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with good food and comfortable quarters
Open for Guests, Room and Board. Abo Meals by
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Meals Served 8:00 a. m. ? 12:30 p. 0:00 p. m.
"It Certainly Offers A Panoramic View
When Mrs. Dimmette said that, our search was ended. Since then, we have called
our attractive homesites on Aho Mountain the "Panorama Estates."
We have full facilities pow, but eventually we hope to have a lake and recreation
area for our residents. Of course, our lovely landscaping is completely natural, accented
by miles on top of miles of beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.
|t is our hope that within the next few years many will chose to retire or start
their lives on Panorama Estates.
To give you a small idea of what it's like up here, we have enclosed a photograph
taken from one of our building sites. But if you'd like a "real life" view, visit us
some day between 2 and 5 p. m.
The pleasure will be mutual.
L. E. Dimmette
Dimmette Realty Corp.
Telephone 264-8501
or CY 5-7155
Turn left at Aho
Four Miles Northeast
On the Parkway
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