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PPAGE EIGHT
TOTCKB FARMERS CCCB AT
COVE CREEK IS ACTIVE
On Monday nigbi, October 23. there
\?*S % call meeting of the Cove Creek
Chapter of Future Farmers of America
for the purpose of initiating the
new members or Green Hands." The
following were initiated: Howard
Howe, Lenwood Blair, Brady Campbell,
James Br-jwn. Earnest Cauuzll.
Frank Caudill, Horace Bingham, Robert
I^ewLs. Marion Johnston, Owea
Hodges, James Greer. Tommie Ward,
Jetb.ro Harmon and Lee McGuire.
Frof. George Farthing of the faculty
was initiated as an honorary member.
Refreshments were served, and
it was an enjoyable occasion for ail
present.
Members of the F. F. A. Club rendered
the following nroeram in chaoel
cn Friday morning, October 27: Devotional
by Flecnor Hodges; F. F. A.
songs by Prof. Farthing, Fleenor
Hodges, Wheeler Farthing, Charlie
Mitchell and Alfred Adams. "Harvesting
Farm Crops" was discussed
by James Sherwood. Stanley A. Harrsi
Jr. made a talk on "Marketing
Farm Produce.' The Green Hanas
were lined up across the stage, and
Olin Combs gave the qualifications
of a Green Ko.nd. David Horton gave
the qualifications of the "Farmer," or
second degree Dtotie Glenn gave the
qualifications of the "Carolina Farmer,"
or the third degree members ol
this organization. Wheeler Farthing
gave bis experience as a 'possum hunter.
The program was closed by a
song.
The sixth regular meeting was held
on Friday afternoon. October 27. The
by-laws ox this organization were read
by Secretary Charlie Mitchell. Lenwood
Biair talked on "Feeding Cost."
James Brown discussed "The Costs
and Benefits of Running Water in the
Farm Home." "Improvement of Dairy
Shows" was discussed oy Brady
Campbell. Jokes were told by Frank
Caudill.--Reported by Alfred Adams.
SEED SHOULD BE PLANTED
NOW FOIt SPRING P VN'SIES
The pansy is becoming more popular
ir. North Carolina flower gardens
biit two many growers depend on
buying plants from nurseries rather
"We have found that the average
gardener may grow AiLs own plants
with fair success by observing a few:
simple rules,? says J. G. Weaver, in
charge of the horticultural greenhouses
at State college. "The pansy
grows host in cool weather and there
V..*:is^aUH --to sow seed.for flowers
next sprung. To grow the plants successfully
one must prepare the seed
bed carefully. This means pulverizing
the soil for about six inches and raking
away all rubbish. Add about one
hi eh of well rotted manure to the bed
and place about one-half an inch of
good garden soil on this. Smooth it
down and soak the bed with water."
Weaver says the seed may be planted
oii~ Litis bed in rows or -brcuueaaf.
It is better to drill the seed and cover
them lightly with fine sand. Keep
the surface moist but not wet. This
may be aided by covering the bed
with unbleached sheeting. As the
plants come through, gradually remove
the shade. Never allow the beds
to become dry as this will be fatal
to growing strong plants.
As soon as the true leaves are
formed, remove the pansy plants to
their permanent location. Weaver
says it is not wise to transplant any
more than is absolutely necessary.
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Cord Tires P^ry fall anil win- m
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lowuce for P^cec lower than gj
yoeroidttrca fall.
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fMExpert
TJre Mounting! Wo clean rimx.'
pxJnt tliem to provenr rust, ptoperly apply
aor tubco and tire#. Experienced tire men
do your wort box?.
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1 GOODYEAR PATHFINDER I
^uptrnmr Cord Tiroi I
"^C?55 qualfty*tire wlt'b
in reach of all
p HODGES TIRE
COMPANY
A. E. HODGES, Manager
Items from The Democrat of
NovojaAei" \. 1894
D. B. JDoughreiy is completing sun]
extensive barn.
We are pleased to see the pleasant
face of J. H. Bryan of Lenoir
among us this week,
j Professor Fred Page, the blind am
sician. will have an entertainment at
! the courthouse tonight.
, i Dr. Keeves and Wiiey H. Farthing,
J candidates for the Senate, are in Alleghany
and A.she counties on the
campaign.
Captain Coffey has completed the
[ turnpike aud awaits a meeting of trm
, directors to deliver the road. This
?road is the best improvement this
. county has ever had.
Our candidate for representative,
. {A. J. Fletcher, is making a splendid
DEEP GAP NEWS
i Mr. H. S. Steel man. and family vis'lited
relatives and friends in Wilkes1
j boro Sunday.
! Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Moretz are
|! planning- to move to tbe*r new home
I1 in a few days.
Mrs. Lizzie Greene Willaxd and h**r
son Charles Greene Jr.. of Dilion,
jMonl., are visiting Mr W. E. Greene
and family this week.
Mi3s Pearls Gray Thompson and
her friend, Mr. Abernatiiy, both of
Charlotte, visited Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph
| Moretz Sunday. Miss Thompson Is a
j sister of Mrs. moretz.
The students of the Deep Gap
I school have had a very interesting
I contest securing subscriptions for the
{Southern Planter. This farm journal
j is giving a series of maps to be used
' in the school, also special prizes to
i the boy and girl securing the most
I subscriptions. The winners of tliis
! contest are Miss Mary Steelroan and
| Mrs. I. F. Church.
j NOTICE OF SACK ?V TRUSTEE
I' Notice is hereby given that the unvlersigned
trustee will 011 Monday, December
4. 1933, sell to the highest
! bidder for cash a certain piece, tract
jor parcel of land. Ij'ing and being in
' Shawneehaw Township, Watauga
i County. N. (J., ami the same being
j fully described in Book 8 at page 43
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3, IW Vt lllV] 1 CiCi CJJW 13
j made for a complete description, and
' it being the lands or farm on which
Lurn Miller now lives and contains
60 acres more or less. This sale is for
iiic "pUi |/WV "w- pojrir?jJ v??f" a tSiT:
balance due R. C. Church in the sum
, of $780.00 with interest on the same
from and aiter December 6. 1928.
This sale will be made at the court
house door in Watauga County, N. C.,
between the hours of 10 o*clock a. m.
and 2 o'clock p. m.
R. D. EDM1STEN,
11-2-4 Trustee.
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WATAUGA DKM OCR A T?EVE
^ttrEadyfikr
canvass and so arc all the other county
candidates. All seem to be in good
cheer of the results.
W< are indeed pained to hear I ha?
: Major H. Bingham of Statcsville is
very unwell again. Mr. Thomss Bingham
cf Amantha passed througt
town Tuesday cn his was to see bini
Cards are out for the marriage ol
Mr. A. C. Floyd to Miss Flofenc<
Jrviac. The marriage will tnfcp plac*
en tne fcth of Noveruber at Columbia
j Term. Arch is well known nere am
his many friends extend congratu
latiens.
Old Mr. Ransom Coffey, who live
on Middle Fork, recently returnci
from Tennessee. Kis wife had boei
over there for some time and tool
sick and died before her husban*
(knew of the sad occurrence.
NOTICE OF SERVICE
North Carolina, Watauga County, i
the Superior Court. Action insti
tuted during the month of Novem
ber. S. C. Eggers vs. Worth an
' Comnanv W H. Wr.rl h nnrt aTt-j
W. H. Worth, Joe Worth and wife
Mrs. Joe Worth, Mrs. T. B. Flnle;
and husband, T. B. Fin ley, and a!
persons, firms and corporation
; that have any right, title, interes
or claim in this cause.
i
j The above-named defendants and al
1 other persons, firms or corporation
| having any right, title, interest o
claim in the Dhnv^entitM action, .wO
take notice that an action entitle"
i as above has been commenced, in th
! Superior Court of Watauga Ccunt>
North Carolina, to foreclose a certan
j certificate of tax sale and lein fo
i taxes for the year of 1930, held h;
j the plaintiff on the following de
| scribed real estate:
. Situate, lying and being in NortJ
! Fork Township, Watauga Count>
j North Carolina, and bounded on th
: east by the lands of the Bald Moun
! taiii Company; on the north by th
| Horton lands; on the south by th
I lando of G. W. Johnson; on the wes
I by the lands of Robert Miller. Con
j tabling 640 acres more m less an<
; being known as the Worth and Com
! pany lands*
That they arc required, to appea
\ and answer or demur to the com
| plaint filed in the office of the ClerJ
| of the Superior Court of Wataug;
! County in Boone, North Carolina
I within thirty days from publieatioi
' Kit-.
I ? ?8BKE3 Sgy BSKgg-y
j apply to the court for the r elief de
j manded in said action.
All other persons will take notic
that they arc required to appear, sc
up and defend their respective claim*
If any, within six months from tli
I (late of this action on pain of belli;
forever barred and foreclosed of an;
. and all interests in said property o
Si?
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RY THURSDAY?BOOSE. N. C.
VILAS NEWS
Mr. Lionei Harmon, formerly of this j
county but now a citizen of Indiana.'
was a Sunday visitor at O. J. H&r-j
men's.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chappel, of
Sfepuns, Tenn. were week end visit-.
. ors at the Brinkley home
[ Mrs. Sam Adkins, who has been in;
Grace Hospital at Banner Elk for!
several weeks, is reported much im-j
| proved and is expected home in a few
days. f.
l Mr. and Mrs Paul Everett and "Airs ;
Ellen Davis, of Mountain City, Tenn.,
I were callers at D. F. Horton's during |
^ the week-end.
Miss Rachel Rhyne, daughter of ]
Dr. Rhyce of Boone spent Sunday)
proceeds from the sale- thereof.
This the 1st day of November,
' 1933.
A. E. SOUTH.
11-2-4 Clerk Superior Court, j
P': ASTIME
THEATRE
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y[ PROGRAM FOR THE
s WEEK OF NOV. 6th:
MONDAY-TUESDAY, NOV. 6-7
s "HER FIRST MATE"
r; with
ill
a; Slim Summerville and
Zasu Pitts
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r WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8
"AFTER TONIGHT"
witlj
\i Constance Bennett and
p | Gilbert Roland
THURSDAY-FRIDAY. NOV. 9-10
* The Power and the Glory
J with
; Spencer Tracy, Coleen
rj Moore
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SATI.'HDAY, NOV. II
li\ "SUNDOWN RIDER"
" i vviLUinauBi
BUCK JONES
I' JjkVll&AIN MATINEE 13c; Mfctineen
e! Hejfin at 8:00 V. M.; Evening
Shows 7:15 and 8:45.
t :: jBe-^Kfc ?&&& MF
3 . S ' .
Hra|ra|JW| gWgKfS
' .a*'-.:':;1/.- '
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with the Sherwood?
Mr. and Mr3. Grady Mast of Johnsen
City, Tenn.. visited relatives ?n
the community during the week-end.;
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Henson. Earl
Henson and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reese
motored to Mcwiand and spent Sun- ;
day with Rev. Roy Davis.
RECORDER'S COURT
The fell owing cases were disposed
of by Judge Sudd re th in Tuesday's
session of Recorder'? Court:
Fred McDaniel, ossession of liq-1
uor, 6 months on the roads: appeal to
Superior Court.
D. F. Sheppard, assault with dead ly
weapon, not guilty
Rufe Lewis, homicide, waived ex- j
eiuiemUou to spring term of Supe j
rlof Court.
I FIRST CM
1 will be at the foil
dates named belov*
collectiner taxes to
I NOVEMBER 9th, NORTH FOE
A. M-; Thomas' Store, 1:00 to
NOVEMBER 10th. MEAT CAM
12:00 A. M.; Hodgson's tSore,
3:00 to 5:00 P. M.
NOVEMBER 14th, BALD MO
1:S0 to 3:00 P. M.
NOVEMBER 15tli STONY Ft)
A. M.; Deep Gap, 1:0? to S:0(
NOVEMBER 16th. ELK?Trlpli
NOVEMBER 17th, BLUE KID
A. M.; T. L. Catcher's Store, 1
NOVEMBER 21st, BLOWING 1
12:00 A. M.J Collins' Store, 1:
NOVEMBER 22ncl, WATAUGA
M.; W. W. Mast's Store, I ;00
NOVEMBER 23rd, SHAWNEE
12:00 A. 31.; Komingcr, 1:00 ti
NOVEMBER 24th, LAUREL C
12:00 A. M.;; IK V. Word's St<
NOVEMBER 2?th, BEAVER U.
A. M.: Kagantan's Store, 1:00
NOVEMBER 20th, COVE CRE
Silversteme, 1:00 to 3:00 P. M
I will be in rny of fit
on Monday and Sal
We urge the peoplt
fall of the year is th
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TAX CO
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to that wor
on the hi
Chesterfie
V^OU often hear
something is <
heavy, not on an ''e
What you read,"*
are a balanced blent
amounts of the rigl
welded together; tl
baecos, ihe right kir
are blended and crt
cos from Turkey an
When these toha
against the other,
cigarette.
When they are in
a better-tasting cigi
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NOVEMBER 2, 1933
Carl Tripiett, drunkenness, costs.
Marion Main, drunkenness. costs.
Jake Wystt, drunkenness, costs.
On account of the repeal election,
no court will be he'd next. Tuesday.
NOTICE
On account of the voting place
being occupied as a residence in Meat
Camp Precinct Number One. the election
on November 7th, 1933 will be
held at the Green Valley School
House.
This October 2Gth, 1933.
R. S. SWIFT, Chairman
Board of Elections.
LOST Black rat terrior bitch v/ith
coliar and brass buttons. Finder return
to G C. Greene. Boone, N. C..
and get reward.
JFOR TAXES I
owinp nlacfts on
r for the purpose of
r Watauga County:
IK?Ellison's Store-, 9:90 to 1.1:00 S
3:00 P. M.
P?Kit h Mountain Schoo, 9:00 to g
1:00 to 3:00 P. M.: Stevens' Store, 8
UNTALN?Todd, Brown's Store,
IKK?Cook's Store, 9:00 to 12:00
t P. 1H.
:tt Post office, 3:00 to 12:00 A. M.
UE?Storey's Store. 9:00 to 12:00
1:30 to 3:00 P. M.
lOCK?Holshouser'n Store. 9:00 to
00 to 8:00 P. M.
?Harbin's Store. 9:00 to 12:00 A.
to 3:00 P. M.
HAW?Mutney Poslofficc, 9:00 to
o 3:00 P. M.
ItEEK?Ilngninnn's Store, 9:00 to
3re, I :CC to 3:00 P. M.
IMS?Perry's Store, 9:00 to 12:00
to 3:00 P. M.
EK?Mabel, 9:00 to 12:00 A. M.:
[.! Sherwood, 3:30 to G:00 P. M.
ze at the Courthouse
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.uiuaj ui caun WCCK..
i to pay early as the
e easiest time to pay.
Wilson,
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ack of the
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the word balance ?
jut of balat. "e?topven
keel.'*
TJiesterfield Cigarettes
1," means that the right
it kinds of tobacco are
lat is, home-grown told,
the right quantity?
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iss-Dienueti witn to?>ac?
id Greece. ,
ccos are balanced one
then you have a mild
balance, then you have
irette.
ead again the statement
Chesterfield package?
try Chesterfield?
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