"Fiashettcs" To Appear At Saturday Football
The "Flashettea," of Hamptonville, will provide halfUme entertainment at
the Appalachian-Newberry football game Saturday night.
they are: Jennie Holmes, mascot; Dorinda Moreti, Jo Bell, Phyllis Holcom ,
Christine Long, Johnette Edwards, Sharon Boles, Ann Wellborn, and Nan Bell,
director of the group. Not pictured are Kay Pinnix, and Eleanor Gough.
Four high school bands will
provide a pre-game musical
show before the Appalachian
Newberry football game in Wil
liam J. Conrad Stadium next
Saturday night. In addition, the
Appalachian State Teachers
College marching band will
provide the halftime show,
along with the "Flashettes," a
group from Hamptonville.
The four bands providing
entertaniment beginning at 7
p. m. are the Glen Alpine High
School Band, Elkin High School
Band, Charles D. Owen High
School Band (Swannanoa), and
the Hudson High School Band.
The pre-game show has been
arranged by Charles Isley, di
rector of the Mountaineer Band.
If the activities prove popular,
Mr. Isley plans to have visiting
high school bands for pre-game
entertainment prior to all home
games.
Hal Sale To
Be Held Friday
The W.S.C.S. of Deerfield
Church is sponsoring a sale of
new fall hats Friday and Satur
day, Sept. 20 and 21 from 8:00
a. m. until 5 p. m. at the build
ing formerly occupied by Por
ter's Beauty Salon on East
East King St. Hats will also be
on sale at the Blowing Rock
High School cafeteria from
3:30 until 5:30 Friday and 8 a.
m. until 5 p. m. Saturday.
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performance in a
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W. King St. 264-3696
Nickels Vote To
Be Held Nov. 19
The users of feed and fertili
zer will vote on whether or not
to continue the "Nickels for
Know-How" program on Nov
ember 18.
Mr. Ray Clark, Director of
the Agricultural Foundation for
Watauga County, and Mr. W.
R. Vines, County Chairman of
the "Nickels for Know-How"
election, have named the fol
lowing polling places for the
November 19th election:
Beaver Dim ? Donley Haga
man's Store, Bill Farthing's
Store, Cecil Swift's home.
Brushy Fork? Vilas Service
Station.
Laurel Creek ? V. C. Ward's
Store.
Meat Camp ? Meat Camp Ser
vice Station.
North Fork ? Eller's Store.
Shawneehaw ? Yates Grocery.
Stony Fork?Deep Gap Poet
Office.
Watauga ? Howard Mait'i
Store.
ASCS Office ? Boone.
FCX Store ? Boone.
Appalachian High School
Cove Creek High School
Elk ? Simmons' Store.
Foscoe ? Shook'i Store.
Cove Creek ? Cable Brother!
Store.
County Agent'* Office ?
Boone.
Mabel ? Burkett's Store.
Critcher Produce Company.
Timbered Ridge ? May'*
Store. ?>
Silverstone ? Owen Little'*
Store.
Oh boy, it's D-day...
the '64 Dependables are on display
SEE K DODGE, Via low-priet ?ar Hut doesn't looker tod like one.
The low-price field will never be the same, now that '64 Dodge is
here. Take that handsome hardtop, above, with that stylish roof,
husky performance, and all-vinyl trim. Price? Right with Ford and
Chevy. That's value in a standard-size car. And as with every '64
car built by Dodge, you get a 5-year/50, 000-mile warranty*
?THE DEPEND AILET I- YEAH/ M,IM- MILE WARRANTY? Chrysler Corporation
warrants, for 5 years or 50,000 mites, whichever comos first against defects in materials
and workmanship and will roplaco or repair at a Chrysler Motors CorporatkM Authorized
Dealer's placa of business. the angina block, head and internal ports, intaka manifold, water
pump, transmission caso and internal parts (axe hiding manual dutch), tor quo converter,
driva shaft, unlvorsal joints, roar axlo and dilferenttat and roar wheel boarings of its 1964
automobiles, provided the owner has the erwlne oil dtenred every 3 months or 4.000 miles,
whichever comes first the oil filter replaced every aece* sH change and the carburetor air
filter cleaned every 6 months and replaced every 2 years, and every ? months furnishes to
such a dealer evidence of performance of Me required service, and requests Me deeter
to certify (I) receipt of soch evidence and (II) Me car's Men current mileage.
TRY 14 COMPACT DO DSC DART, the compact in the
large economy size. Family-sized, family-priced. Few compacts
cost less than Dart Not one gives you so much for the money.
DRIVE BIO DODOE MO FOR W, the quiet, thoughtful step
above the low-price field. Big room. Big ride. Big luxury.
Big power. Dodge 880 ? big in everything ... but price.
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Come in and see The Dependables!
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IPiano Teacher List
To Appear Dec. 1
The North Carolina Music
Teachers Association, which
will hold It* annual state eon
C. L Phillips
Dies At 83
Grandille L. Phillips, ace 83,
of Route 1, Boone died Sunday
nifht at his- heme after an ex
tended illness.
He was a farmer and life
lon< resident of the county. He
waa the son of the late Hiram
and Elian Parsons Phillips.
Funeral services were con
ducted Wednesday (today) at
2 p. m. at Pilot Mountain Bapt
ist Church by Rev. Fred Van
noy, Rev. Pete Vannoy and
Rev. Roscoe Morrow. Interment
was in the Phillips cemetery.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Sarah Parsons Phillips;
one daughter, Mrs. Marion L.
Phillips of Lenoir; two foster
sons, Allie Miller of Triplett
and Arlie Trivette of Lenoir;
two grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
EARTHQUAKE'S TOLL
The recent earthquake in
Skopje, Yugoslavia,- destroyed
some 30 mosques that remained
in Shopjels Old Quarter, Turks,
who ruled Skopje from 1388
until 1912, had built them.
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SHOP
Joe C. Miller ? 264-2348 I
vention October 25-28 in Chapel
Hill, announce* that ita new di
rectory of certified piano teach
er* will come out December 1,
according to Walton S. Cole,
District chairman of certifica
tion.
Mr. Cole points out that
teachers desiring to have their
names listed in the new direc
tory should file their applica
tions as soon as possible in or
der to qualify for the basic
certificate. The deadline for
teacher* applying for the Cer
tificate* of Experience or Pro
feaalonal Advancement is March
1. 1984.
Mr. Cole atatea that he la
available to any teacher* who
might desire more Information
on tl^e various levels of certifi
cation. He adda that the South
ern convention of the Muale
Teachera , National Aaaodatlon
will be held in Greensboro,
April 10-12, 1964.
A self-made man ia more of
ten accepted that a self-made
woman.
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