Mv; :
TWO - -
PROMINEM'LAOY'
PASSES 93RD YEAR
Mother of Doughtoa Brothers Ctie*
brate.s Birthday Anniversary at
La-'rr;! fjpri r,gs. ?nlh*e
Fimily Preient
$h? Rebecca Doiighioh; yt Ls:?re: :
S\'vi;r.c?\ . hv- t'orv hutR*
ohv la'st Satuiua.t f Jtme JYt'm ) at
the . a -- :' he iai ::ht*r. Mrs. T. i
iS' Of SptuUi.
'Vitv. i$a one ox wc roc**.* /
t . !, vomi !l hiving 1:1 X :")v.'0?-:
Xv t'ih fe?a,v& mh.ci ?>
- learfi is v.-ry active flKte j? '
ajss hv-.?.v. hixltf dirtif. s the.'; slur 5s aX
ivtv^u to -:io. Pe.-rhe the .iis.Ht;rebabUv
w? i ' . :t: v lav Mrs. Dot..' U*i\
:: - ' - : r vH'ir ter.cn to the
anb per>ona>2^ cascipi; he> votci
>vith the ; hot! sards who yii\ e hc-r j
}kipu-rit < Hbzt. K. L. I* :;;:t : . . L
the ttj.fi of t'ii S. Representative,
jSfte thfi nU thoy of one :/? .ro ,
most ;ivj>isUu*;it .: the St:at^r .
Her S&BS-. IT.-.r:, R. A. . >'- ,
mparts. an ; Hitii. R Lr * ' .
Lai-rei Ssniturs. held 'one: and distinguished
tVeoTds in the political J
lite ihe State a?'<3 aaiftri t-'ut is "
seVlpttrAyund Ir; ops' family.
Mrs. r-on^ht-yn's ?i\ -efciWron \verc
prefleS* Mesdanu'- T Cat sen. Vv.
A Fender and K Miller, and Yiossts. (
W F. Dhught*jr. Ft. I., pohghtoij and
7\. A. DoOghton. Ten sraiidclnldren ,
were present, and rwelvn si eatgrahdchilo'ren.
j
Mrs. sDeuuhton received many token?
of iove k\?d expressions of good wishes
! .- he clay. She is the widow "
the tare Captain Rorton Doughton. j
Henson Wins Fourth
Place in State Contest
i
On -July 2nd, Far! Henson. a soph- *
oinoiv of the Cove Creek High
Seh-'o1.. placed fourth in the filial
State agi icuUuia) speaking contest.
Henson. iep? esentinjr hi-- school at
.A she vide, was., selected xm ivprt&gnt \
Western North Carolina at Ka!bi^h$j|
t There are L14 departments oryd'o- <
catiorai agriculture i:>. the State wirh y
an enrolment of j,707. To be a lead- e
ov in this Uii'jV-ft gCpuphio looked-pp
. '.s an ^outstanding honof. The ofact
that Hpnson has ;ha'd onjfe onifii ,Ma'*
nHfe studying r&ocational
and >/vy of hijrli <v*h?)c>jj
. work sytiakgb ryeU of, his progress.. ]
Alone wjili riie oihcrdipys of voea-J
tion&'l a^ictiluVfe, he is cav.vyi'ng^rop'j. 3
proj^ and :.,t hereby gaming f ???$:'l, '
hand information.
The -winner o;| the speaking contest; i
I- dories .Ir.j of Oh- Boouviilo |
Uitrh School. The voeafiomn agnetii j
wire of the Bo.~>nville school is taught |
by J. Ralph Walker, whojfe'Ji ]^yc?evj
of Howard .Milker of -he < ;>ve J. |
Agricultural Department. Ralph hast
hf.ep at Boonviile r'pi Ixv . or* and.1,
has been elect eel t < > i i he ttd id .year, j
While trior & he has dp\\.Iopx..l winners ;
in several different aorifeVtey'
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I Helps Along the Road I
THE QUEST FOR JOY
l. sough: for, joy but found it
Until or.epay. when no#?ti pteaiare oe'ntr'i"
i\
I wandered far afield. un'l ?o what ?
| |86r ${gk roin it ! ':; 4: : - ; |
For i loathed riot iffi the halls of
pleasure. %-M
But 'ound 'v-;in the musn; of rurnir.g <
1j
A.;.j vht s.unktit's rich j?n>y. J
In -Oo-'Trn'ue 'iji'-'.a; face,
And iho laughter of her v'pieg;
in the soft strains of a cathedral ; ;
choir, ,
As they chanted their evening- hyir.n,
In the- glow of the evening star;
As it foretold the approach of night.
Again, in the smile f?f. grrtitnde
On a sweet Mother's face.
When i stooped to heVp Jier child. j
Once more, when I hoard a girl's. sad
tale.
And felt that I. by service given.
Had filled a long felt want. ,
S&pj&i Yes, long years i searched for joy .
and found it not, A;"'fekj
Because i bad not learned
That tvp make our joy as we travel \ t
life's way,
The joy that really counts! ,
?Claim L'oynton Hadley. 1
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"TELL ME THAT AGAIN"
Kazainak was a robber chieftain,
a man of violence, in far-away Green- *
land. Curiosity brought him into contact
with the missionary.
One day the missionary read to 1
him the story of Christ's sufferings, "
when the chief immediately asked:
'What has this man done? Has he
robbed anybody? Has he murdered
anybody?" !
' No," was the reply, "he has
robbed no one: he has done nothing
wrong.
"'Then v;hv Hoc?-.he suffer? Why
does he die?"
"Listen," said the missionary.
"This man has done no wrong; but
Kazainak has done wrong. This man
has not robbed anyone: hot Kazainak
has robbed many. This man has
murdered no one: but Kazainak has
murdered his brother. This man suffered
that Kazainak might not suffer;
died xhat Kazainak might not
die." ,
"Tell me that again," said the astonished
chieftain. And the hardhearted
sinner became the humble
follower of the Lord Jesus, doing ,
good instead of doing evil.?Exchange.
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State Court Calendar
Compiled by Londor
KaUnek, N. C.?TV,-* eobri oalen
tor Xorth al
/ uits in niKch ?Vf the 100 eeajitiefrum
Jnty I. ; \Wl, re June pd.
\ . -,r rWwc- ClV'^J dnvinir tn;. be
. lo'.i as special terna*. has biter: oin
p]eteu by Hvr.jy ?,K Fonder.
;ve reference .librarian, ?r.d gsfeihf
V?ig. to cV: vk>- tVf' couyti sine
Others in termed Itx vhe ievni;.
The ..-aJeoiiiir siv-ws what j*aj|(
ivii! iuv-'-'K. whether the term? wil
?!?>;t- lev bnu. uv;? <>.? three wi eks
yhtthei rhoy are : ? trial t err:
:n criminal eu>-C:. ?>r and wtu-th
v- vpccib' -iatices wrj> have to be as:
botre the terras w??--t
>vdered >'y the Geiieiui Asscmbt;,
:i:H} ('vii'h.;r with other tetmi SBthi
district
The L-ohetiuh- of hearirnTS for iht
carious <1 -.-t t K t - :n the X. C. Supreme
Cou.:. Uje times and place:
* meetings o? the Federal Coasts
of the Fourth District, U. S.
L.;roau ^oujrt ox Appeal?-. are a'.s>
shown".
Warauga County, transferred i'rohl
17th to the itUn Judicial District
by the i : U Genevai Assembly.
lvj]; have 't|dge Walter PJ. M > ii
> preside ovor its teirn fhi:; fall a ho
I idjr< PeAder A. McEjrpy next
: Judge Michael SeWh'ck will
ng the tali of 1932 and
bulge T. It. Kituey ::i the 'ispSffig ?1933!
?
The calendar for the Watauga
;?w??. years f >ll??\vs :
Fa'l September 21. one week
viixed; -pnriy 1932. April 11. two
-vek- in:\r:;i: tail i 932. Septennial
'j. one week mixed; spring 1933,
Vpvil 10, p.vn weeks mixed.
Church Announcements
ADVENT CHRISTIAN
REV. I. T. GREENE, Passtor
Sunday School each Sunday at
':15. Morning service at 11 o'clock.
Svtminc service at S o'clock.
FIRST BAPTIST
REV. F. A. HICKS. Pastor
Sunday School :1:1a o. m.. J. T. C.
Vriaht. sunt i ir.tendrnt. Pleaching
it II :i. nt. ar.d > p. if..; IF V. P. TJ ,
p. r.i,; Krothtfojo.i, ? oi,; raid cock
prayer >i?v.t on Wt.if.esdays
ifeSiO'll 3f. m.
pfhou'prnciieo on Friday, 7:15 p. n:.
METHODIST CHURCH
:OR. O .1. CHANDLER. Pastor
Sunday' StSvXil. 8:45 a. :n . J. I),
tttinkir., Superintendent
l?r<sa<rhinjr at X1 a. .tti. ami 7 p. m.
;ijt Tlr. Chandler.
i'.pwv.itr. Loatruc, 6vt5 p. m.
Prayer mooting on Wednesday at
T p. n>.
Choir practice .n Friday, 7 p. ni.
i.utheran churches
St. Marks. Bailey's Camp
Preaching service the first Sunday
>f each month at 11 a. r.i. Sunday
School evy Sunday at n. m.
t'iig!' B>aplshaw, superintendent.
Grace East Boone
Service on the second and fourth
iuhdhTs of each month at 11 a. '"n..
tmi ..a the first and third SutMRyss
si ft p. m. Sunday School every Simlay
at 0:45 a. mi, Professor S. L.
it'.r yt"', .yipetinteiidttit. The Luther
>sgue meets'every Sunday at 7 p.
II. The Wemail's Missionary iSociety
hcetis on Monday uftor the ,-v conil
Sunday ot each month at 2:;M> p. -m.
Holy Communion Congregation
Clark's Creek
Preaching -service the third. Sunday
>f each month at 11 a. ni. Sunday
School every Sunday at 0:15 a. m.:
rcrry i o\cuseTHi, siipermteiident. La
:her League every Sunday at 2-3I
i^SS?
Banner Elk Station
Service every fourth Sunday at -1
j*clock p. m.
To all those- sow ices the public
s most cordially invited.
J. A. YGUNT, Pastor.
Valle Crucii Associated Missions of
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Leicester F. Kent, Rector
Holy Cross Church, Valle Crucis
Every .Sunday morning, i* o'clock;
:e)ebration Holy Communion, 1st,
2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays, 9 a. ra.;
Bfmrcn School, 10 a. m. St.
Anthony's Mission, Dutch Creek
Church School every Sunday, 9 p. m.
St. Matthew's, Church, Todd
Church School every Sunday. 10 a.
ii.; service every Sunday )1 a. in.
St. Mary's Church, Beaver Creek
services 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 5th Sunlays,
2:15 p. m.; Holy Comriiunior
1st Sunday, -3:15 p. ni.
Holy Trinity Church, Glendalc Spring
Services (Holy Communion) eaci
ith Sunday, 3 p. ni.
Avery County Missions
Ail Saints Church, Linville; Banner:
Elk, Carey's Flat, Xewiand. Rose
boro. Services as announced by Cap
tain Witlinm A <ov?i*U
Services at the Stringfe.'lcv.- Me
n.oria! Episcopal Church. Blowin;
Rack, Sunday evening at 7 SO.
WATAUGA CHARGE
REV. H. M. WELMAN, Pastor
Hcnson's Chapel?Second a n <
Fourth Sundays. 11 a. m. Sunda;
School at J. E. Horton. super
intendent- Epworth League, 6 p. m.
Valle Crueis? Preaching ever;
First and Third Sunday at 11 a. m
Sunday School 10 a. nr., J M. Shull
superintendent. Eprvorth League ev
erv Wednesday night.
Mabel?Preaching every Secon<
and Fourth Sunday at 3 p. m. Sun
day School 10 a. in., Robert Castle
superintendent.
Salem?Preaching every first Sun
day at 3 p. nt
THE WAX AW A DEMOCRAT?EVE
? 11 t First
to Fly to Cop
OtU- H.liSi^'^5 J.*" ^
Hoiriui, i>:c ytmng ftnaUy go? 1
- ...rcc, cnvtczcnanu ana uerma
j ^ad fo aught in Bremen Ik: fort finis hin
Cove Creek Boys Enjoy (
Trip to State Capital
Las* week "H.'\varu V\'n;koV. Hardie
i Moody jno Fail Keui-.?n; ,
of the Cov.- (Vtck \ii7iviotu: til !">' j'partiherft
attended the State meet-,M
j in-,-- at Raleigh. The first rkrec days
I were devoted to the teachers* meetj
ing and the last two to the Young !
Tar Heel Farme- meeting. This organization
is composed ?.f the hoys -'
studying vocational agriculture. The
boys themselves act as officers of
the rganizaiior and it is remarkable
how well they perform.
Th: boys ?a. roughly enjoyed Ra-;
leigh. visiting all places of interest. 1
Some of fcHe places visited were the :
North Carolina State capitol
building. historical bui!aii:g. museum.
State Hospital for the Insane and :
State Prison, in which the electric
chair was seen. While there they
J we're told that several 'deb were '
waiting in the death oils to be elcc
j
Don
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CHATTANOOOV t
Its
Includii
Si
Your Throat Protc
RY THURSDAY?BOVINE. A\ C.
- * ic
!icr cf Liberty, N. Y.. and Holgai
Dr mark after wandering ovei
?y Their g-is gave cut and the*
g their trip..
Caldwell Convicted on
First Count at Nashville
Xir&yiltr-. T-.-rr?. ? Light months
fft-- his natioiihiiy !::iowii Invest.
h-: .i-c railed. Urigcr? Ca!dv-vli
- ny'ieteu M >iuioy ?ii the
6?Vni >7 -ovevaJ criminal ebarg&S
r'ov ir.it out of the c.oi'ap^o ?.n?i the
y fixed his pum^meni at <mA tc
.:. -1 yea:? 5 m prison in ant.
F< U-yesiV-o.dd trregt&ent- >:*i
hi ami Company v.a- irvn#:- ;ru!ity
f bleach of Mirt5|S a
cav yihe: ar. iivietern'.inutv
er.tonce of c-v?e leu y?.;n> in ihe
.*f-ibf iuiy. Regardless oC
o maximum stipulated, however.
: e is t-'igibk 1'asr; rarole After It
. -nth-. Our:-/ for Cr.bhvv!. L*avt:
*- ? ?fi|a n:otio:i foj A nt?\v tr{al.
<ruu<-'. Trv boy- :<.tr.it that Rafeh
i* d ::lac< to go
?i;;c \h< - . P< nit :ht;a.vyO
C^on/afer
'f Ras?:
m
WmnWW
toast
ig the use of Ultra Violet R
jnshine Mellows?Heat Purifies
iction ? against irritation
RECORD LIFE TOLL
! FOR JULY FOURTH
I
Totai of 270 Lives Lost Throughout
j Nation. Drowiti?igi at Top of the
Sixty'two Die in M*dAtlsnHc
Statw.
I'ljJfj? &?w55(M?BftprfS
' The .NaLicm c> .-tinted the cost hi* its
j i.fta.t'h Independence Day celebration
v.; h :i total cf. 27.0 liv es,
; tV"i:h a!! sections of the country
>har;mr in the p.'/ice f the annual
independence observance, the high~
! i'.st 'os.? ?* recent vest re was reached.
! The Mid-Atlantic States Jed wfeh
ives lest bat the
4 States v.e: Sett a stop behind with
sixty-one.
Firi'A .'i ks. op trie major cause
I/or fatalities on the holiday. thisVyt^r
iaccounted for only six lives, two in
i the Mid-Atlantic, >r each in the
! Mid^yerr and the Souths est, South
i and New England, Shit the injured
ircir. explosives tqtalgn at feast dob.
The hi&ei and rivers exacted the
largest to)!. Though much of the
country was free on the Fourth from
[the seven heat wave which last week
' counted its victims a* nearly 1,300
deed. it was warm enough thay rivers
land lakes were thronged. One hun!
died and nine lives were' lost in
: drownings. The Pacific Coast report-,
i ed 27 of this number, 17 occurring
la*. Los An-re'es alone, where a surgI
ing rip tide swept over-crowded
icaches. P??ur men drowned in Lake
Michigan near Gary, Irul.. in en attempt
if: rescue a youth caught in
n virion- unhrrt-vv. The youth was
raved by life guardsmen.
Tim jammed highways of the Na:n
took lives in automobile accidents
as compared with 81 l<ist
yea A I plane fatalities, however*
. nercasen to eight?ffcree in the Mid'
same number in the Mid
{'west am! two \n the Mountain-states.
The .Mountain states offered the
best i " a) record; for their death
fm ad causes was hut eight.
Three- eurefcints have been puri
: hased in lo\\?r Halifax Courtly and
an'othei bogg? for fall delivery.
tf'OUn G
> Tour
1 With
Re"!
; Bj LUCKY
Adam am
y Eden?A story we I
|? hood?Consider y
% possession of each
?your voice box
chords ?your la
I J throat with harsl
Mm LUCKY instead ?B
of cigarettes.
Remembei
?SBMH cigarette in Amerii
ffl I sive "TOASTING"
harsh irritants, pre
These expelled irr
facturers of chemi
not present In yc
so we say "Consic
i
ed"^
-against cough
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JULY 9, 1.931 j
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Sunday Schoo! Lesson
REV. SAMUEL O. i'RfCE, D. D. f
i International Sunday School Lesson
for July 1
THE PREACHING OF THE
APOSTLES
Acta iv, I - J 4
Faith in any religion i:- ninu-ated
oy v.hr way i|| fedloweS? seek. to
pxppogau1 it. Passing the truth? of
(Christianity oh to others is on- ot'
; the basic principles , wKk-h Jesu?
Christ proclaimed. Naturally the
apostie^r' teaching aroused the opposition
of those who were especially
I related to the Jewish Sanhedrin. One
! portieukn reason for opposing those
j of the new sect was that they assorted
that the body of Jesus had
; been raised from death. This was a
j position thai the Sadducees denied:
1* was with real eagerness that the
Sadducees saw to it that Peter and k&
John iv.-ro put under guard for trial ^
the next day. These apostles had j
wrought a miracle under the power
' i" the Holy Spirit in beating a crip- j
nlo who had asked alms from then? j
as they were going into the Temple I
j area'; Of course a crowd was attract
ed and Peter used the opportunity
- I preaching to the people. I
l":.- Sanhedrin was summoned add
' ihe healed man '.va- prcscm with at
| least his silent testimony. The quc-sJ
tion was asked "By what power, or
i iv. what name have ye done this?"
1 Again Peter had :i lead for further
: witnessing concerning JesB? of Nazareth
and the active work of the Holy
Spirit. The climax of the message
was :?? the statement about Je&ns
! Christ: "And in none other is there
'salvation: foi neither is there any
j ether name under heaven, that is
given among men. wherein we inust
be saved.'The
Sariheunri could not deny the
j fact of the healed man who was in
j their midst. Their sentence was that
j this kind of preaching must stop. Pej
ter's hold answer to that injunction
Ms given in the Golden Text: "We
j must ot?ev God rather than men."
[Acts v. 29;
f ?2pp&!t*
Throat
i Harsh
tants
hm
for a
r instead7'
d Eve in the Garden of
-tave all heard since childour
Adam's Apple ? the '
AtliA A# iir MUMM Aw
w wm K i VI11 VI VVWIIIUVI
?containing your vocal
rynx ?Don't rasp your
It irritants?Reach for a
e careful in your choice
...
r, LUCKY STRIKE is the only
ca that through its excluProcess
expels certain
sent In all raw tobaccos.
itants are sold to mcmucal
compounds. They are '
iur LUCKY STRIKE. And
ier your Adam's Apple."
r"'i
sip7
cvrry Tuesday.
Thursd.iv and
Saturda-v eve/
7 ninR over S\B.C.
"etwprks. ^
BHEMBMII """" i, nu jji \