Drive-in Window At Bank
Scene from inside the drive-in window at
the Northwestern Bank where services starts
today (Thursday.) Patrons may drive in
from King Street, get banking service with
out leaving their cars, and depart by way of
Howard Street, says A. T. Adams, vice-presi
dent in charge of the Boone office of North
western. Controlled parking will be pro
vided for customers on the bank lot, while
the large Belk lot adjacent and the lot
behind Appalachian Theatre are leased by
the bank for free parking. ? Staff photo,
Rivers.
Forest Flourishes In Memory
Of Soldier Poet And "Trees"
Although "Joyce Kilmer's tree"
will soon disappear irom toe
campus ol Jus aima mater, an
enute forest deep in the .Norm
Carolina mountains nourishes in
memory ol tne soldier-poet who
wrote "liees".
The stately white oak which
inspired the poem is on tne
caiiuHi* of Kutgers University in
New Brunswrjs, New Jersey,
wnere u was announced recently
that the tree would have to oe
cut down because all eiiorts to
save it irom the ravages oi old
age had failed.
Nature lovers and the millions
of others laminar witn Kttmer a
poetry are reassured Dy tne tact
uiat in Joyce Kilmer Memorial
Forest a 3,aOO-acre tract of bard
woods and evergreens in Nan
tahala National Forest has been
set aside since 1936 to stand- lo
an time as a living monument.
The entrance to Joyce Kilmer
Memorial Forest is 13 'miles
northwest of Koobinsville, Nortn
Carolina, and accessible from
Highway 129 by a Forest
Service road terminating in a
cool glade .where there is a pic
nic area. Along more than 20
miles of marked hiking trails
originating here, vistors to Joyce
Kilmer Forest can explore one
of the most impressive virgin
forests in America. On a plaque
near the entrance they read the
poem 'Trees". Beside the trail
through a cathedral-like grove
of giant trees a bronze marker
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on a boulder is inscribed to the
memory of the poet who was
killed in action during World War
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Movement for the memorial
forest was initiated in 1904 by
the Veterans of Foreipi Wars,
which petitioned the Federal
Government to set aside a fitting
area of tree to be preserved for
all time in its primitive and
natural state. Joyce Kilmer Me
morial Forest was dedicated July
30, 1936, 18th aniversary of Kil
mer's death hi France.
Shortage Of Skilled
Workers Is Problem
U. S. Department of Labor
studies show that even in periods
of high unemployment many jobs
remain unfilled because of the
shortage of skilled workers.
Through the Manpower Develop
ment Training Program it is
hoped that many unskilled work
ers may be trained for these
jobs.
The Manpower Development
Training Program is a program
to give training in various fields
to people who are unemployed or
working below their skill capaci
ties, or who are members of
(arm families with leas than
$1,200. net family income or be
tween the ages of 16 and 22 years
who need additions! training and
schooling.
The training courses are con
ducted by the Employment Se
curity Commission at no cost
to the trainees. Many trainees
will be eligible for allowances
while they receive their training.
Heads of families may receive
$34 per week plus $5.00 per day
for subsistence.
Among the oourses recently
approved are: upholsterers. North
Witttesboro 36 weeks; auto me
chanics, Greensboro 36 weeks;
bricklayers, Shelby, 18 weeks;
carpentry, Shelby 38 weeks;
bricklayers, Waynesville 38
weeks.
Any person who is interested
in any of these courses should
contact the nearest Employment
Security Commission office, or
information can be secured at
The Farmers Home Administra
tion office or the County Agent's
office located in the County
Courthouse.
What has become of the old
fashioned man who believed
that great wisdom was to be
found in the nation's capital
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? EXCLUSIVE!
? AUTHENTIC DEC ORATION SI
? 8 DIFFERENT DESIGNSI ?4l
? TALL 16 OZ., "COOLER" SIZE!
? A BEAUTIFUL GIFT!
Health And Beauty
The condition o i your hair ii
but a reflection of your general
oeailn. vou cave ail aeen ne
glected, unaernounsned animal*.
mi 01 UMn oau auil, scraggy un
t?pt, dead - loaning four, ine
same can tie said of human be
ings.
ine hair respond* readily not
only to ine local care, wnici) you
dc6low upon it, but 10 tne food
you eat, tne amount of sleep you
get, batting, jxercising, and so
lorxn. 11 you meet a cmld or an
auult wild Clean aiun, rosy
cheeks, sparkling eyes, and shin
ing well-wept iwir, it bespeaks
health and well-being.
The hair is nourished from the
blood stream, and the blood is
made from what you eat. Par
this reason you must eat foods
that are rich in vitamins, min
erals, tats, proteins, sugars, and
starcnes. Toe glands are influ
enced by diet. They in turn
have much to do with the hair.
Irish moss is used in making
desserts in this country, but in
Ireland the people eat quanti
ties of these sea products, which
are known as sea greens and are
rich in iodine. It is supposed to
account for the thick black hair
that is so common on the Emer
ald Xsie.
Animals that are properly fed,
and whose owners see that their
coats are well brushed daily look
sleek. Their hair has a satiny
aheeh never seen in uncared for
animals.
If milady iwants shining locks,
she should keep her hair clean
and her scalp exercised by fre
quent brushings. This brings the
blood to every tiny follicle and
feeds the hair. After ? vigorous
brushing, the scalp glows with
warmth, and has a feeling of
well-being which is induced by
Improved circulation.
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Massage helps to Invigorate
the aoalp. It is a good practice
to catch it up in little bunches
and pull it energetically. This
loosens aad exercises the scalp
it is aaid that women do not
become bald a* do men beoause
the scalp is led by blood which
is brought there by brushing,
message, pulling the hair, etc.
Men's hair is kept so short that
it does sot receive proper exer
cise. The hair follicle* cms* to
provide nourishment on account
of an insufficient supply of Hood
to the parts, in consequence, the
hair fails out and the follicles
die. After this happens, nothing
can make the hair grow back
again.
Air and sunshine are good for
the scalp. Hair should be mas
saged every day and shampooed
on an average of every two
weeks.
Grogang Have
Reunion 18th
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The annual reunion of the
late Abner Grogan family was
held on August 18, 1963 at The
New London Ruritan Club House,
Lynchburg, Va. About ninety rel
atives and friends attended.
Among those out of town were:
Mr. Carl Eggers, Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Eggers, Roslee, Will
tnaler, and George Eggers, Bren
da end Linda Robertson of Dill
iner, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Guthrie of Roanoke, Va.
HIGH TARIFF AND ECM
Senator Fulbright has cau
tioned the European Common
Market that a high tariff wall
against American exports could
lead to a withdrawal of some
United States troops from Eur
ope.
FIFTH SET OF TWINS
Sydney, Australia ? John
?truthen, 46, who earns $42.80
a week* u ? factory machine
greater, said: "I know that I
waa the father of twina again
when I aaw the two eots In the
hospital No one knew ike was
having twins until they arrived.
I'm very happy about it"
The boy and firi. each weigh
ing five pounds, brought the
Strutter* brood to fourteen,
five seta of twin* and four
tingle birthi.
Haiti making bid for rVtBcfc
amity.
You Can't Expect
Panorama Estates to* be available forever.
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And if you're within "eyeshot" of this message, you know what kind
of country our estates are located in. It is likely, too, that you know all
about the climate, the people, the altitude (we're at 3.959 feet? a bit higher
than most places), and you'll like it.
But you're sure to be in for a surprise when you visit Panorama Estates,
because the increasingly rare thing to find (believe it or not!) with a piece
of land in the mountains is a truly spectacular view ? certainly a pre
requisite to the mountain home, yet, a hard combination to come by.
Panorama Estates can be seen daily between 2 and 5 p. m. Come on out!
L. E. Dimmette
Dimmette Realty Corp.
Telephone 264-8501
or CY 5-7155
Turn left at Aho
Four Miles Northeast
Of Blowing Rock
On the Parkway
U. S. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN BLACK ANGUS BEEF
REMEMBER? THE DIFFERENCE IS IN THE TRIM
12-OZ. ? INSTANT COFFEE
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF SANDWICH MEATS
AND SALADS
Thrift Believes a Piece of Meat It Not Sold Until Eaten and
"Fully" Enjoyed!