Today and
Tomorrow
By FRANK P. STOCK BRIDGE
SONS
A great man's son usually has
hard time to gain recognition on h
own merits. What made me think <
thai is the appearance in the nev
of three sons of former presidents.
"Jimmy" Garfield was chairman (
the Resolutions Committee at the Rt
publican National Convention. Ricl
ard Cleveland will make the horn
lating speech in the Democratic Ni
tion Convention for Governor Kitchi
of Maryland. And Archie Roosevcl
:> leading the fight to limit Govern
merit aid to veterans who actual!;
suffered disability in the service. At
- hie h?? a riodin tn foka that nn&itini
he himself is a war casualty,
Abraham Lincoln's son, Robert
president of the Pullman Com
; a ay and a successful business man
General Grant's son. Frederick, ha<
himself a distinguished military red
ord. Mr. Taft's son, Charles, is
successful and distinguished lawyei
And "Young Teddy" Roosevelt, a
Governor Genera! of the Philippines
: ?? >
I<iu<uii{j ti n,uuuiiiUll UIl HIS own.
All of these, ami other famou
mens sons had a bard time overeom
ir.tr the idea that they were trad in:
on their father's reputations.
Several hundred people sat in i
London theatre and saw the famous
Derby race reflected on a screen a'
it was run, on June 1. The figure:
were not much more than silhouettes
but it was actual television.
So far nobody can say positively
when television In anything like :
perfected form will be available t'
everybody with a radio set. Perhap:
never. Many engineers think the cos
will always be too high for the pri
vate home, but they admit it may be
come possible to threw clear-cut im
ages, as clear as the average mutio.
picture, on a screen in a theatn
while a football game or a horse ract
or what not is actually going on.
A lot of bright young men art
working on television, trying to discover
new means of accomplishing it,
Some of then! will surely hit. in
time.
UULUK
Human nature is peculiar, and nost
snort! i<
j H! HUOULU
The Dr. S. 1
At BUTLER
330 Acres located 01
ing Butler, has been
farms of from 10 to
lutely be sold for the
ii : U:J
U1 IIE'C pi ICC um
Sat. JUj
10 o'Clock A.
This farm has long hear, noted
acres of very fine Roans Creel
ably well. Over 200 acres oS
wiil produce wonderful yields o
for grass. Watered by several
sets of improvements including
at the beautiful little City of I
A GOOD PLACE 1
A LI
$50.00 IN CASH g
free without obligate
tion sale.
TERMS OF SALE:
and 3 Years.
JOHNSON LAND I
AB1INULHJ
INTERSTATE!
BRISTOI
"YOUR PR1CI
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Bud
'n' Bub S
By i&M
ed ,(/;
. KRESSY
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|?hc?c uiO: i- >41 ' exhibitions
(popular misbelief . nttd perj;:;iivv3.
j Jufl uow> for <.vampt2> aic.io.i;
j ~iuso to buy yviiov, gasoline Otcau
'>f a wide-spread belief that it "gui
; up the motor." Now. pure gas oil
; comes from the still with a slip
; yellow tinge. To make it "watt
| white" it has to be bieaeheu tvi
?'.sulphuric arid. That adds to tiit to
i but the motoring public pays it i
a ther than buy it yellow,
is Ked, pink. blue, green, any oth
5f color of gasoline, except yellow.
.'3 readily accepted. But because sor
motorist told another, who told a
?f otter, that yellow "gas" was bad f
e-;the valves, filling station folks w
t-ihavf nothing to do with it becau
i-!they can't sell it.
i- j
e COLDS
Itj Colds are caused by germs. If thei
- was any doubts about that, the pro<
y seems to be at hand. A medical con
- mission which has been studying cob
flips four-d several placer, where '
i hody ever has a eohl unless some on
.(side \isitm- brings it in.
One of ik-?? places is the island
i.1 Spitsbergen, in the Arctic ocean. Mi
i er: who work there sleep in dam
- stuffy underground quartets and a
a exposed in their work to temper
'-itures below zero, in which they swe.
s; profusely. Everybody knows there
>f I no surer way to "catch cold" than i
,live and work under such condition
sjBut. they neve? have colds!
Xcverthe'iessr as long a.s we li'?
'; vheic- we are exposed to cold infei
i <:l5L it i= ?""&f w~" t~,"~ "
?ca t.w IUM: jm
cautions against thejn.
J PORK
fci It looks as if people were begi:
? J uihg to realise that it is bad busir.es
,! to spend the taxpayers' money for ui
necessary things just to help a locj
r Congressman get re-elected. One <
\ the big "pork-barrel" items of go1
> \ ernmentai expenditure for years h:
s ] been the building of expensive Po
11 Offices in towns that didn't nee
- ! mem.
- Two towns, that I know of. an
-j perhaps others, have notified the
i j representativus in Washington cbl
iithey don't want $70,000 Post Office
: | One of these is Itawlins. Wvornin;
and the other is Tuxedo, N. Y.
!! Cowboys and millionaires are i
-1 agreement for once.
. i
lj J. M; Cornelius of the SherrilV
{Ford section of Catawba County sol
; his surplus corn to hogs for 0o I i
cents a bushel this spring. The cor
I cost .10 cents to produce.
ITC ftllPTirty
!|L HUU i iUI"!
=r~? II M
r. Sin itli Farm
, TENNESSEE
i Roam Creek, adjoinsubdivided
into small
75 acres and will absohigh
dollars, regardless
NE 25th
M. on Premises
far the fertility of soil. About 35
c bottom and balance lavs reasonfresh
or new ground land which
if all crops and is especially suited
springs ?nd Koans ^reek. i wo
5 two good Homes. Located right
Sutler.
O LIVE AND MAKE
VING!
;iven away absolutely
on to bid or buy at auc1-3
Cash, Balance 1, 2
AUCTION COMPANY
N, VIRGINIA
VND
LAND COMPANY
VIRGINIA
; IS OUR PRICE"
/ DIDN'T YE* 1EACUERN 'l.tfldlb
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?E
Church Announcements
ADVENT CHRISTIAN
- - i iG>tyr; Sunday
School ear' Sunday at
^9:45. Morning service at ii o'clock,
nei Evening service at S o'clock.
bt
eY- FIRST BAPTIST
th REV. P. A. HICKS, Pastor
- j Sunday School a- in., W. D.
" * Factning. superintendent. Preaching
'"(at 1J a. m. and 8:00 p. m.; B. Y. P.
U. 7:00 p. m.: Brotherhood, 7:00 p.
e.1 in.; mid-week nrayer service on Wed1S;
nesdnys at 8:00 p. ni.
V'J Choir practice on Fridays at 8:00
n1p. m.
or i
"Rj METHODIST CHURCH
se REV, J. H. BKENDALL JR., Pastor
: Sunday School, 0:15 a. m., J. D.
Raakin, Superintendent.
Preaching at 11a. m. and 7 p. m.
ro by Rev. Breiidall.
>^j Epworth League, 0:15 p. m.
'i-1 Prayer meeting on Wednesday aL
Is I 7 p. m.
, Choir practice o& F. .u?>, 7 p. ra.
i BOONE-WATAUGA MISSION
rjfi LUTHERAN CHURCH
n-jST. MARK'S (Bailey's Camp)?SerP,
j vie . every Sunday at IX a. m.;
re : Sunday School at 0:15 a. m.
a-j GRACE * CHURCH (East Boone) ?
at- Service every Sunday at 11 a. m.;
is j Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.; vesto
j pers at 8 p. m.
s. i HOLY COMMUNION (Near Valle
Crucis)?Service every third Stance
day at 11 a. m.; Sunday school at
l'- 9:45 a. m.
2- BANNER ELK CHAPEL (near Hani
sins' Roclci?Sergio
Sunday at 3 p. m.
To all these services we most cor-;
l- dially invite the public.
;s ?REV. J. A. YOUXT, Pastor.
,1 WATAUGA CHARGE
,f KEY. G. r. GRAHAM. Pastor
Hansen's Chapel?Second and!
?. I Fourth Sundays. 11 a. m; ftundny l
I School at 9:45, X H- Harton, super-1
^intendcnt. Epworth League, G p. m. 1
!rtj Voile Crucis?Preaching every!
: First and Third Sunday at 11 a. m.
id; Sunday School 10 a. in., ). M. Skull,
ir j superintendent. Epworth League evit?
cry Wednerdny night.
s Mabel-?Preaching every Second
r' and Fourth Sunday at 3 p. m. Sun'
day School 10 a. m., Robert Castle, |
superintendent.
51 Salem?Preaching every first Sun-1
day at 3 p. m.
j
j Vaile Crucis Associated Missions of
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
o i Rev. Leicester F. Kent, Rector
^: Valle C> ucis. N. C.
| Rev. George \V. ITulbert, Assistant
Valid Crucis, N, C.
a Cnpfeln VvdJinni R. Smith, A. C. R.
Linyiilp, N. C.
I Services
BlfeLY CROSS CHURCH, Valle Cru-i
i cts?Celebration lioiy. .Communion I
i every Sunday, 7:30 a. m.; morning!
i prayci- Pion, 11:00 ? ?'?t. .
[SAINT ANTHONY'S, l>;P.ch Creek?1
w > ?2>?as C V< -.I V PUIUUty . uiou j
j p. m.; evening prayer and sevmon
1 en first, third and !if 11* Sundavs.
13:15 p. m.
STRING FELLOW MEMORIAL at
RioAvir.g Reel:?Evening p r a y e r
and sermon every first Sunday,
| 7:00 p. m.
1ST. LUKE'S, Boone?Services as an|
hounced.
ST. MATTHEW'S, Tedd?Morning
prayer and sermon, second and
fourth Sundays, i 1:00 a. m. Church
school every Sunday morning at
10 o'clock.
ST. MARY'S, Beaver Croek?Evening
prayer and sermon, second and
i fourth Sundays, 3:15 p. m.
j JIULY TRINITY, Glendirfa Springs?
' Evening prayer n?d sermon, secj
on'd and fourth Sundays at 7:00'
p. m.
i
i !
1 In Craven County, 131 farmers are
|growing 217 acre:", of cucumbers under
contract for picklers.
i
H! LAND
DRYC! KANINGCO.
Dry Cleaning, Pres?ing and Hat
Blocking
Pkonc 60, Boone, N. C.
j
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as the administrators
of the estate of Mrs. 0. L.
Hardin, deceased, late of Watauga
County, North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at. Blowing
Rock, on or before the 16th day of
June, 1033, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
! persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
This 16th day of June, 1032.
R. B. HARDIN,
W. D. FARTHING,
iG-16-6t Administrators.
*
y o / no-m
tfW f IMGCMHA
// \ MY WAtAE TO
VERY THURSDAY"?BOONE, N. C.
- 1 . ~
IN MEMORY
I "He has hcsit wiiH me all my iife;t
i-He \v:!l ' nt frtrcnU rn? "O'i'.'' -Th?Cj
j words were among the last uttered,
; by Mr?. Suma Little Hardin, and the j
following lirtlc poem written by a:
[friend in memory of her is based on;
these words: 1
l _ I
j In childhood He was with me
As I played 'round mother's knee;
| Heard each little prayer
I uttered there,
I And k pt from my ehiidish heart
All care.
{In girlhood He did still abide,
jAnd ever was my daily guide;
j Both night and day
He was my star,
!Has bt cn with me
All the way. !
!
i V;her. womanhood brought duties j
sweet
And little children played
?..v jact
1 turned again to my
Faithful Friend. j
The i'lrs-t and last,?
Beginning and end:
And now as dark waters round me
roar,
I trust ilirn more fully
!E3 T. & W. N. C. MOTOR TRANS-i
PGRTATION COMPANY
! (Schedule Effective March i, 1932)1
LEAVE BOONE FOR ?Valle Cracis,
Banner Elk, Elk Park. Roan Mountain,
Hampton, Elizabeth ton. JolinI
son City?12:01 p. in., 8:00 p. m.j
Cranberry, Spruce Pine. Burns-j
! ville, Ashe ville?12:01 p. m.
Chattanooga, Kuoxcille, Morristown,
Greene ville, Kingsport. Appalachia
Norton?12:01 p. m. and
8:00 p. ni.
Grceneville, S. C., Greenwood S.
I C.f Columbia. S. C., Charleston,
] S. C., Augusta, Ga., Jacksonville,
Florida?12:01 n. m.
pAoxrc; pnoij HOO^'E
I Valle Crucis.~N.7iT~._r?0.50
Banner Elk. N. C 0.75
Elk Park. N. C 1.15
I Elizabcthton, Tenn. 2.00
Johnson City, Tenn 2.25
Cranberry, N. C 1.15
j Spruce Pine. N. C 2.20
IBurnsvillc. N. G. 2.80
Asheviilc, N. C 4.15
Chattanooga, Tenn. 7.75
Knoxvilic, Tenn. 5.25
Morristown, Tenn. 4.15
Greeneville, Tenn. 3._25j,
Kingsport. Tenn. 2 851
Appahtchia, Va. L25
Norton Va. ;.2.r>
Greenville, S. C. . .".00
Greenwood! S. C 7.15
Coh'tlt1;.-. S. C.-. 8.10
Charleston, S. V. -.11.15
Augusta, ila. 8.15
duel erviile. Fin. 111.'JO
INQUIRE OF TIC KMT AO:.NT FOR
FARES AND SCHEDULES
ffijg TO OTHER POINTS^ IT
NOTiCE OF SALE UNDER
EXECUTION
North Carolina, Watauga County, in
tne J vijurll Wi O. HitrLzug
" "VS.' L. 11. Hcnttey.
By virtue of an execution directed
to the Undersigned from the Superior
Court of Watauga County in the
above entitle'.! action. I wiil on the
first Monday in July, 1232, on the.
4th day of said month between the
hours of iO o'clock a. m. arid 2 o'clock
p. m. aL the eoiirihouae dour
of said county, soil to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said execution
all tfis right, title and interest
which the said defendant. T,. M. Bentley
has in the following described
vral estate, td-wit:
Being in the Town of Boone, and
being lots No. 154 and 155 as shown
by the pint and map of Daniel Boone
Park su'u division of the Town of
Ror.re, N. C., said map being recorded
in Rook 1, Page 7, and for a complete
description, reference is made
to the description in a deed from W.
II. Matthew to R. N. Brooks, recorded
in Book No. 30, page 04.
This 3rd day of June, 1932.
L. II. FARTHING, Sheriff.
| fi-9-4p
i ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE
Having qualified as The administrator
of S. J. Burnett, deceased, notice
is hereby given to all person? having;
claims against the estate of said deceased
to present the same to the undersigned
for payment within twelve
months or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery; and all persons
indebted to said estate will make
payment of the same immediately.
This 31st dav of Mav, 1932.
1. T. BARNETT,
6-2-6 Administrator
JOHN E BROWN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
BOONE. N. C.
Offices Postoffice Building
riiunc 03
iXT FALL \ j O /VVHATTTI
CWANGE } CALLING
MINUTES k-obSss.
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A iJh==i
Than eyer before;
"He will not leave iv.e r.cr"?
I WOW,?? I
And ask not when, nor where nor how. <
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE 1
North Carolina. County of Watauga: 1i
Under and by virtue of the powi
and authority contained in that ccr-j
tain deed of trust executed by W. F. c
Reese and wife, Melissa Reese, to s
The Raleigh Savings Bank and Trust s
Company, trustee (the undersigned t
trustee having succeeded to the lights o
and title or the named trustee, under f
Chapter 207, Public Laws of 1931). i
which said deed of trust is dated 1
November 1, 1928 and recorded in *
Book 10. Page 23, of the Watauga ?
County Registry, default having been a
made in the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and in tliej
conditions therein secured, the under-1 0
signed trustee will on Tuesday, Julyj5.
1932 at or about twelve oclsekl
noon, at the courthouse door atj
Bocnc, X. C., offer for sale and sell
to the highest l.idSev for cash the!
following described properly:
All that certain piece, parcel or) .
tract of land containing 119 1-2 cLc?*e*c
more or less, situate, lying and being.'
on the Beaver Dam road, about 15 ^
miles west from the Town of Bc-one,'J
in Beaver Dam Township, Watauga s
County, State of North Carolina, hav-i
*;ng such shape, metesj courses andjj^
distances as will more fully appeal* I
by reference to a plat thereof, made !c,
by L. M. Trivett, Surveyor, on the;!1
11th day of September, 1928, and ? 1
attached to the abstract now on file J
i-i- tii--" * - '
wimi ?,nc .-inantic joint oEOCK Jtfana i ;
of Raleigh, the same being bounded J
on the north by the lands of Clyde j.
Reese; on the east by the lands ofj'l
Burton Farthing; on the south by the *
lands of Wellington Swift and Asa ,
Reese; 011 the west by the lands of 1l<
Asa Reese and George Robertson, ^
and being the Identical tract of Snail:
conveyed by deed from M. J. Wil-:!
Jiams and wife, Bruce Williams, to *
W. F. Reese and wife, Melissa C.
Reese, of date September 15, 1928, s
said deed being duly recorded in ;
Deed Book No. 38 at page 19 i in the ! ]
office of the Register of Deeds for a
Watauga County, State of North "
Carolina, to which reference is made
for more complete description of thc|u
same. S
Terms of sale cash and trustee will ^
require deposit of 10 per cent, of '
the. amount of the bid as his cvi-. 11
dcnce of good faith. ^
This lib day of June; 1932. |*
NORTH CAROLINA BANK AND ''
T1>1T?T nn\r6 * mv rr,... .1
? i wvi?i an l , nusitv,
Successor to the Rnleiyh Saving'?
Hank and Trust Company, Trustee. I
J. I.. Oockcrham ar.d Itobert !^,
Wciaetcm^-Al!.?i^s- Re.k'Sh,
N It. 0-S)-4t
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE S SALE
By vir.'ue of the power of sale eon- r
laiiied in n certain deed nrri'Ust executed
to undersigned trustee Oy i on- iS
ley Greene end F.llw Trivett on the
21st of July, 1S130, to secure the sum!
of $-1,500.00 to Edwin N. Tlahtl, said I
deed of trust beinsr recorded in thc|
of five ,|f LIU: UK^Iatii C'f Deeds f Ot j
Hectic
& w v; % ?
F xife i / m
I'OO MUCH work, too much
? . . then "NERVES". How
you awake nights!
"NERVES" make you irrila
Indigestion.... "NERVES" make
resistance and pave the way for s
J. M. Foster, a druggist, suit.
Nerves. He had dozens of so
store. One by one he tried the
Mr. Foster tell his experience ii
"I think D;
\ medicine mad:
?^~~ ^ made. Dr. M
f s cine on the sh
'?? put me on my
V - V I
mmt,
J. M. Foster fill 'I iTBFl1
IE IDEAN J (
****&# *8 M?\ S
ites?5 v.^ &
r;'SI^SEVKN
Watauga County in liook 15 of fields
?f Trust at page 237. and default
uviog b~n. nrndo in trie" payment
n the H otkeys thereby secured as
herein provided, I will on Monday,
July J. 1932, at the courthouse door
fi Watauga County at the houi of
o'clock p. m., sell ito the highest
udder for cash, the following de?J
?< : tab?, to-wit:
BEGINN! NG at Bryan's souths
orner, and runs west 16-1 feet to a
take; hence north 10* feet to a
take; thence east 18 feet tc a stake;
hence north 80 1-2 feet to a stake
r Howard Street; thence east 134
eet to a stake on Howard Street;
hence south 195 feet to a st3ke,
Aryan's corner at the beginning, containing
13,194 square feet and being
ns?i-t of the "R ('. jiisjSrk. division,
r. known as the Boone Planing Mill.
This the 1st day of Juno, 1932.
T. E. BINGHAM, Trustee.
i-9-32
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE
Under and by virtue of power and
'.'A t fieri ly coixUuteiu hi thai certain
Iced of tin v., dated March 1st. 1928,
lvid recorded in Book 12, Pago 291,
.v'aiauga County Regisu\, and exeuteii
by Carter G. Cook and wife,
o the Citizens National Bank of Ra?igh.
N. C.j Trustee, default having
Been made in the payment of the
idebtedr.eis secured thereby, ivherey
the entire amount oi said indebtdness
became due a ad payable and
eiaand having- been made by the
older of said note upon the trustee
anted therein to advertise and sell
lie property described in said deed
? trust, the undersigned will offer
or sale for cash at public auction
t the courthouse door in Boone, Waauga
County, N. C., at noon on
Vednesday, July Oth, 1932, the fol3wing
described real estate:
That certain lot situated in the
'own of Boone. North Carolina, and
lore particularly described as foliws:
Begins on a stake on the north
ide of King Street, Lb <f. Cottrell's
outhwest corner, and run's north 4
egrets east 1?>7 feet to a etakfe in an
Hey; thence with alley north (?9 dere
us west 31 feet to a stake. Chapel
Wilson's northeast corner; thciice
i.h Wilson's line south 21 degrees
est idl feet to ft stake in King
treJi; thence with King Street south
2 degrees east 77 1-2 fee* to the
sgsnning, and being the same lands
jnveyed tc Cavtev G. Cook by W.
. Gragg and wife, Ann is Gragg, and
ohnson Hayes and wife, Willa
ayes, by deed; dated January bib,
920/ and recorded in Book 34, av
age 42, in the office of the Register
? Deeds for Watauga County. North
RvpJiiuXi
This the 28ih day of May, 1932.
NORTH CAKOLu\A SANN AND ~
i'ic u?s"i Liulsii'Ivlu . Trustee;
uteiv to Citizens National Bank
of Kaki^h, A. ? Trustee.
Tr r-is Sale?Cash.
Place of Sale, Court-house door,
Boone, X C.
Time of Sale?Noon, Wednesday,
l.,v. ?~t, fooo A.O. I,1V^jf?
" - - Days
.' 4, ^
J A
menial strain, ioo much worry
they torture yon. tire you. keep
bio, restless; give you Headache,
; you look and feel old.... weaken
;erious nervous or organic trouble.
Bred tortures from Over-wrought
called "Nerve Remedies" in his
m without relief until... .But let
a his own words.
". Miles' Nervine is the best r.erve
e, and that a better one ce.nnot be
iles' Nervine was the only mcdielj
or in the prescription case that
feet." J. AI. Foster, Druggist
Marysville, Ohio
'cause Minutes always)
.PASS- that's whyV-^