ASTC Choir Starts Rehearsals With 40 CADET CAPT. PAYNE John Payne Is Promoted To CadetCaptain Marion, Ala. ? Cadet John Luther Payne of Boone has been promoted to the rank of Cadet Captain in the Marion In stitute Cadet Brigade for the tchool year 1963-04. The promotion was announc ed by Colonel Leslie Spinks, commandant of cadets and chairman of the promotion board at the 123-year old mili tary junior college. Payne, now in his third year ?t Marion, will serve on the brigade staff as S-l. The Cadet Brigade at Marion Institute, Al abama's only essentially mili tary preparatory school and Junior college, is composed of two battalions and four com panies each and a brigade head quarters company. Last year, Payne was gradu ated from the preparatory school department as an honor military graduate. While at Marion, he was named on the Dean's List; has been a mem ber of the White Knights, fa mous crack drill team; and is presently serving on the Honor Council. Cadet Captain Payne Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Payne of 221 Cherry Drive in Booae. The Appalachian Stat* Teach ers College Choir, under the di rection of Mrs. Virginia W Lin ney, began rehearsals last week with a personnel of 40 singers. Mrs. Liimey said that singers in the choir are cIkmo by audi tion. A flood choir member is selected not only for voice quality and musical ability, but also be cause of the joy derived from the love of ringing. lit is expected of all choir mem Story Hour Successful The first weekly children'! story hour, held Saturday morn ing from 10:80 to 12 noon at the Watauga County Library, could be described aa a moder ate success. Seven chUlren at tended the story-reading ses sion, and many more are expect ed in the remaining weeks of the program. The story hour is sponsored by the newly-renovated library in conjunction with its new children's reading room. For 1H hours every Saturday morn ing, children attending will be read to from the library's stock of children's literature. Three Appalachian State Teachers College Janiors are carrying on the program as a public service project and for practical teaching experience, as a parallel to their courses in educational psychology and children's literature. The stu dents are Hiss Katylee Shunk, Miss Carol Sic Kinney, and Miss Louise Williams. MOUSE CHOKES ON CHEESE Cape Town ? A pet mouse was rushed to an animal hospi tal with a piece of cheese stuck in her throat. Seeming "more dead than alive," aa immediate operation on her windpipe re moved the cheese. The moose was revived with artificial respiration. The Salt. River clinic of the Anmal Wel fare Society of South Africa treated 4,082 animals lact year. Since treatment this mouse has borne 9? baby mice. ten that they be present and punctual at all rehearsals and that they uphold the high stand ards let forth by the organisa tion. placing ftlwaya the good of the group ahiad of personal de sires. Choral activities for the year include the ti*ditioiwl Christmas Or 'orla, a light musical produc tion during $? winter quarter, and concert trips in the spring. Invitations have already been re ceived to appear on college con cert series and sacred church concerts. It |l also planned to give an oratorio in the late spring. The choir has appeared in many of the vuthem states, and hw sung with the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra on two oc casions, and appeared on the Mutual Network to r niae suc cessive seasons in a coast-to coast broadcast of selections from "Hie Messiah." Remember the big guy in Jack and the Beanstalk? Re? member how Jack got In his cattle and grabbed Ma henf The Giant had a problem! Jutt about worried him to death. What he needed waa an INA Homeowners Package policy? one low premium to protect against burglary, lightning, windstorm and personal NebWty. Protect your castle. Be aura . . . haw* , . , with MAI Call m. We'll tell you mort. AITC majorettes (top high u they anticipate Wall*, chief, and tfafjraitne Uascott.? Penley high scoring season. They am (1-r) Kay photo. Camlin, Sandra Balrd, Becky Brawn, Bonnie f . COMPARES ADMINISTRATIONS Treasury Secretary Dillon, ? Republican, aaid recently that Federal spending has grown at a slower rate during the Ken nedy Administration than dur taf the last three rear* Dwight D. Elsenhower iu in the White Houm. -J Dillon lerved wider Eisen hower as Under Secretary of State and was named to his pre sent poet by President Ken nedy Hill Top Fabric r t And Remnant Center OTr :V - ;,j *f NOW OFEN \ Complete line of Sewing Needs in the "? ^ m- V ? ? I MOUNTAIN MARKET BLDG. V/2 ML Wert of Boone? on Highway 421 i Hill Top Fabric And Remnant Center 1 ? I NOW OPEN HI Complete line of Sewing Needs in the vvlft jlfR* .. a MOUNTAIN MARKET BLDG. 1 Yi ML We?t of Boone? on Highway 421 i 1 1

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