Mrs. Joyce Greer, wife of Joe Greer of 106%
Pine Street in Boone, has worked u a sec
retary in the fire insurance department of
tbe Watauga Insurance Agency for about
18 montlu. Mrs. Greor, whoa* husband <
?i Winkler Motor Company, U
from Ruth?rwoo<) in Wataaga Comity. The
Greers have no children.
News Of Our Servicemen
ter of lift- and Mrs. Pet Fries
of 14 S. Main St., Hartford, Wis.
KENNETH F. BROWN
IN "BIG Urr* OPERATION
Army Set. Kenneth F. Brown,
son of Mr. and Mr*. Clint Brown
o< Zionville, participated in the
Bi( Lift from Texas to Europe.
He has been with the 2nd Ann
ored Division lor the past two
and a half years, spending most
of his time at Fort Hood, Texas.
SERVING IN WASHINGTON
Thomas L. Edmisten, Seaman
Apprentice, U. S. Navy, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Burl S. Edmis
ten of Blowing Rock, N. C- has
reported aboard the U. S; Naval
Station, Washington, D. C.
duty.
Thomas attended Happy Val
ley high school in 1963. Prior
to joining the Navy in Aujpiat,
1983 he worked for Roy M.
Tinsley as a Golf Shop attend
ant.
After graduation from re
cruit training at Great Lakes,
Illinois he #u assigned to
Washington, V. C.
T/SGT. JOE N. CLAWSON
Joe Clawson
At Texas AFB*
...
Gaodfcllcw AFB, Tm. ? Tech
maal Sergeant Jbe N. Ctemsoo at
Btoming Rock, N. C.. has arrived
here tor duty following a tour of
service to the Middle Bart.
Sergeant damson, an adminis
trative technician, to the sen of
Mr. and lire. Clyde CHanraon of
Stowing Rook. He to a graduate
of Blowing Bock 'High SotooL
His wife, Mariano, to (he daugh
No teachers can do much with
the brain d a pupil who doeent
want to lean.
Travel is educational; it teach
es appreciation of the tome,
among other things;
In buying Insurants '
for tha protection of
your family and prop
arty, an ?rror in
judgment can ba di?- -
actrouf. That'* why fl
you nMdgaodadvica 1
?vary ?top of tho way.
Our wide rang* of experience extending over many
years hat resulted In hundred* of satisfied clients. We
Invite your business and It's welcome regardless of size.
Loti of cars are in LeSabre's price dais, but that's where the resemblance ends. For
instance: Does anybody else in LeSabre's class treat you to that gentle Buick ride or
impraasive Buick performance and new gas economy? No. And who else gives yon 1 5
inch wheels, finned aluminum front brakes, extra cushioning for middle-aaat Uavelera,
and separate heal ducts and controls for tbe ?ear Mat? Right again: Nobody in
LeSabre's field but LeSabre. If aU this makes you think a LeSabre would look awfully
nice in your garaga, you should see how nicehr it fits a budget. You knew who to
see about it, of course: your Buick dealer. Who eke? At>OVf alt, iff I Blltck
?*>
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE NOTES
Monument To Farmer Bob Is
Urged By Loeal Civic Leader
Br wmaauN w. wilcox
Boone Chamber of Comment
Lincoln 01 The 1Mb
A giant of tte Blue Badge Htfto,
wbo ymm be?? A stalwart moun
taineer, bom ao top oi the "Beau
tiful Blue Ridg* Mountaire,"
brgu?* up with
the anirrnk ot
the fields be
loved so much.
He walked
and balked with
? even presi
dents. end wrtfc
the great of the
nation and the
H. W. WILCOX ?world, and sfcffl
KM one of ?.
No dbubt he m one of (he
state s greatest statesmen ? This
was "Our IMcte Bob Ooughtan."
1 *-11 never ton* fee *eat
boner of be*? >n<w?uH> ac
quainted with Unit Bob, and re
cafl m> amcb the man? mm ??
Mpad m y*h to our country
Sam of our major project* wm
braurf* about by fate deep Mar
eat in them and a hie giving all
ha had to bring Item about.
The Federal government to am
in fa* hmor, end anna tab to
that It ariH be aneotad in Waahto*
ton. 1 s?oerely believe such a
monument should be erected
nearer to where he va born and
Itvad. We hope tN rJtammal
Laurel Springs wftl act.
Anttor Maaaaa ete
It to our sincere belief that we
should make a determtaed drive
to hem wrted JMmahuni an
King Street a monument to an
other great pioneer, Daniel Boone,
ft should be (where everyone who
enter* Boone eauki see it. Let'*
do enrnethtog about this.
We so often have strangers
corning by and desiring to know
mere about the pioneer our town
w named far, sMhcboog lor
some positive markkas of "The
Daniel Boone Itaafl" end the
"Wfideiuees Road."
Perhaps this should be a pro
ject df the Chamber of Commerce
and the Southern .Appalachian
Historical Association.
Worthwhile Ctob
The di|n<iMeut of art of the
WbfthwhHe Woman * dub com
mittee "Keeping Chrjst hi Christ
mas" ars doing a flood Job to
lining our business places up to
! r
decorate their windows.
<fcaiiit?l immediately It M to
be ready to be judged.
Ana FeMert la Mmw
HnooraUe Wade E. Brown, our
metyvr, imAmi a picture with
Russian people bedding "Tweetaie
RaaVroad Polder" to IfeKBW. J*
Brawn made * a point t? dttrib
ute folders on Boone and this area
co hid goodwill tour wfaioh >ocfc|
vwy
en. Mr
m.
?UHli
faooOas of our OKIE CRYSTALS
as* North Cgpolku (Bur ootar
serfe*. As yau wiU we. the Bom
la Ite Wsat drama a one e( the
scenes whhfe ?* he distributed
by the mtttana ail over the Tar
Heel State.
Thfc ta?n Mtial trial run. and
we are taking steps to litftfea
your pktR aHghtly and bride
the ?teie act fata 100 par oeot >
register However, we bnaar you
vmM to interested to Mfe? thn
triai run and hope you enjoy the
Yours very truly,
Ales L. Oaan
November 20. IMS
The aoene wfll show the major
Awcten of the *ara? in Ml
ootcr, and the caption shows that
the AuMia is bain <g pseaialuil in
Boone.
Despite notions to the contr
ary, money can buy just about
anything in small towns? as well
aa in large ones.
Maff*r> CHARMIM* CHATTY
IV? 1? IUI? ? J-M "? * ?I-,-,. wto*,
"W w* ii wi^i pMTI
to*- 24-ln. tal WM Smank.
Mwrfi TINT CHATTT BAIT
CM* ?? bra*? ?r <W*r. ???
? ' ? ?-? it >. * ? H
?? W>Pk W*
NIWBMN emit
Giddty Want do* of
vfcyl, >oft ?oMxitfuff.d body.
Your Dollar Buys More
| At Your
Crest-Ben PrmtMn Store
?* nnmii mm