Girl Scouts Troop 245
These Girl Scouts, members of Scout Troop
248 in Boone, meet etch Wednesday at the
Presbyterian Church, together with their
troop leader, Mrs. Miguel Chapa. They are
(left to right), first row: Mary Ellis Glheoo,
Ruth Dixon, Dee Wilson, Greta Houck,
Deborah Rhodes; second row: Mrs. Chapa,
Nancy Ramsey, Carol MelfMly, Betsy Ran
dall, Terri Greene, Amy StMla, . Mallnda
Winkler; third row: Martha Blue, Shirley
Ray, Helen Robinson, Kim Carpenter, Sandy
Kirk, Lucille Welborne,. Abeent when the
picture was made was Deborah Osborne.
Girl Scout News
The Girl Scouts of Boone
were privileged to have Mrs.
Elda M. F. de Perez Rhrero,
vice-pre?ident, Asociascion de
Guias de Mexico, talk to them
November S at the Boone
Methodist Church.
Mrs. Rivero is one of the
special guests from the Western
Hemisphere countries who has
been attending the 36th Na
tional Council Meeting of the
Girl Scouts of the U. S. A.
The Catawba Valley Girl
Scout Council was chosen for
her to visit because of the ex
cellent job it does in publiciz
ing and financing its work. Her
trip to the U. S. A. ii made
possible through the Juliette
Low World Friendship Fund.
While in Boone, Mrs. Rivero
was taken on a tour of the cam
pus at ASTC by Mrs. Maxie
Edmisten and Mrs. Maryo Walt
ers. Troop lMders were able
to learn about scouting in Mex
ico at a luncheon which they
attended in Mrs. Rivero's honor.
Mental Health To
Be Meeting Topic
Recently, the American Med
ical Association declared that
"mental illness is America's
most pressing and complex
bealth problem."
Mental illness is known to
every family directly or indi
jnctly and there is not a com
munity in the entire country
which does not lace this prob
lem. Fortunately something is
being done about this problem.
Here in our own community,
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Auto Dealers, 8 *
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Co To Raleigh
For Meeting
Raleigh? "Values of a Qual
ity Operation" it the theme for
the Seventh Annual Working
Conference of the North Caro
lina Automobile Dealers As
sociation being held Friday,
November IS, at the Sir Walter
Hotel in Raleigh. Approximate
ly 280 automobile dealers and
finance company officials will
attend this one-iay meeting.
Speakers include James X.
Fowler, a Buick dealer In
Jackson, Mississippi and Jame*
Bf- Kline, a Chevrolet dealer in
Norfolk, Virginia, who will dis
cttss "Advanced Used Car Mer
chandising"; William McCune,
a Ford dealer in Kittanning,
Pennsylvania, whose topic will
he "How to Analyse Your Fin
ancial Statement" and James
C. Moore, executive vice presi
dent of the National Automo
bile Dealers Association, who
will be the luncheon speaker.
Presiding over the confer
ence will be NCADA President
Troy Smith of Liberty. Clar
ence Wickham of Ttrboro will
be Moderator.
Attending from this area are
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Andrews,
Mr. Andrews is an NCADA di
rector. Mr. and Mrs. W. K.
Winkler, Mr. Winkler is an
NCADA Area Chairman.
Whatever your job, there b
afcrtyi someone who c*n do ft
better.
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Boone. If. C.
calling your local health depart
ment, COlony 7-2711.
This project richly deserves
the support of every citizen.
the citizens of Watauga, Ashe,
Alleghany and Avery counties
will have the privilege of re
ceiving first hand information
as to the plans, what, and how
these needs are to be met in
this area of health in this com
munity Saturday evening, No
vember 16 at 7:30 o'clock, in
the cafeteria of the Ashe Cen
tral High School. A dinner
meeting, at $2.00 per person, is
being sponsored by the Pink
~X*diet of the Ashe Coii&ty Me
morial Hospital. Dr. Joseph J.
?Cutri, noted psychiatrist, of the
Bownun Gray School Qi Medi
cine, Winston-Salem, will be the
guest spaakar.
Reservations may be made by
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'Beyond The Horizon' Draws
Capacity Crowd To Theatre
By CLASS COX
A WM house lor lut
Thursday's opaalng-night par
fonnaoce highlighted the imuh
success of the Boone Uttle
Theater's production of Eugene
O'Neill's "Beyond the Horiaon,"
which ran it the Little Theater
through Tueeday
On flrat entering the Little
Theater, one cannot help being
shocked that a nonprofit organ
ization can even attempt to
staga firat-rate drama with such
facilities. Seemingly too small
frr^TTrnfn 'fr^r ?Bd
movement, with an audience ca
pacity of M persons at meat,
the Theater has no room for
a raised stage, the dramatic ac
ttoa occurring oa the floor level
directly in front of the first row
of seats. There is no curtain,
ao movable bacfcdropa, no back
staffs exit, m spotlight, no room
lor any facial affects and very
little room for a sat.
Last Thursday night the
shock turned into pleaaed as
tonishment once the play began
Through strategic placement of
beams, the lighting waa excel
lent. The sat was adequate and
wall adapted to the small area
available for its presentation,
even oonveying a sense of depth
despite its proximity to the aud
ience; and the characters had
their stage movements down to
a T. Costuming and makeup
wars simple, but admirably fit
ted to the spirit of the produc
tion.
There were, of course, a few
muffed lints, as Is inevitable
when a group has only three
weeks to prepare such a com
plex play, with staggered re
hearaal ltmes and the added
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handicap of school and occupa
tionai work to keep up. But the
amaztaf thing about the muffs
ia that the actora had immersed
themselves so completely into
thair respective roles that even
tha mistakes were in character,
and might have been spoken by
the characters in timea of stress.
Stave Brooks and Jack Brown
gave believable performances as
tha two brothers whoae exchang
ing of career roles provides the
main plot element for the play.
Among laaaer characters, David
Culler and Bill Ross almost
stole the show in a brief but
violent scene in which they
played the sea captain and the
father, respectively. But all the
performers did very well in
their parta, and the play ItaeU
had aomethlng for each mem
bar of the audience to remem
bor.
All In all, the Little Theatre's
outstanding Job in presenting
thia latest play bodea well for
future efforts ? speaking of
which, the dramatic organiza
tion's next featured play of the
season ia alated to be Noel
Ooward'a comedy, "Blithe
Spirit." The Coward play shows
with delightful comedy what
happens when the ghost of a
long-dead but tovely woman
visit* her remarried husband
?nd the members ?f his house
hold
The Little Theatre will pre
sent "Blithe Spirit" at a date to
be set later but probably some
time after Christmas, Director
Jerry Moore said. In the mean-'
time, various dramatic readings
will be presented by the The
atre, all of which will be free
to the public.
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