f?AGE TWO Mrs. Worth Byers Dies After a Brief Illness Mrs. Worth Byers, age 20. died at a Lenoir Hospital on Wednesday of last week, following an illness of only five days with blood-poisoning and nnf-nmnnin ITiineial worn X * uv. ? conducted at Zionville Baptist Church Friday morning by tlie pastor. Rev. VV. D. Ashley, who was assisted bv Rev. R. C. Eggers and Rev. J. C Canipe. Burial took place in the family cemetery, the Greer Funeral Home of Lenoir being in charge of arrangements. Pall bearers were: Lloyd Eller. Fred Castle, Howard Greer. Shelton Penn, Henry Miller, Ernest Wilson, Clyde Wilson. Kermit Recce. Vaughn Recce. Ernest Eggers, Mon Critcher arid Vet> non Castle. A large floral offering was borne by Mrs. VV. S. Penn. Mildred Thomas. Mozelia Eggers. Lily Mae Smith. Madeline and Ella Recce. Maude ami Madge Williams, Earline Younce. Ruth and Madge Castle. Surviving are the husband, a small daughter. Dalene Elizabeth Byers: father and mother. Mr and Mrs. George C. Greer, Zionville: one sister. Mrs. Charles Wilkinson, Zionville: j four brothers. Ralph and Theo Greer, j San Bernardino, Calif.; Spencer Greer, j Norfolk. Va.: Fleet Greer, U. S. Army, j Hawaiian Islands. j Mrs. Byers was one o* Watauga's most popular young women, and her untimely death has caused much sorrow among a. host of friends through- j out Western Carolina and Eastern : Tennessee. Those coming from a distance to j attend the funeral included: Lleuten- j ant and Mrs. Chambers and daughter, j Mary Louise. Mrs. E. Y. Moore. G. B. | Manavei and Rothman Wilson, all of < Globe, N. C.; Mrs. W. .5. Moore, of Lenoir; Mr. and Mrs W. P. Greer and son. Abingdon. Va.; Philip; Younce. Mr. and Mrs. Clate Youncc, . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Younce, Mrs. John Adams, Mrs George StHckJer I and daughter, of Kingsport, Tenn.: Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Duncan and Fred Castle, West Jefferson; Mr. and Mrs. T~*-"5-dr Rcccc, Mioocs Ivlitugtr itltU Sue Reece. Bristol, Tenn.: Mrs. Elizabeth Sproles, Frank Smythc. Mrs. W. G. Love, Miss Lillie Mae Smith and Rev. Byrd, Mountain City; Mr. and Mrs Vernon Moody, Blowing Rock; Rev 1 Graham, Amar.tha; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Snider and daughters, Mrs. Roscoe 1 Hodges and flattie Snider, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reese. Neva, Tenn. Many others from Boone and surrounding 1 < communities attended the rites. < ? t ZIONVILLE NEWS J Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Greer are ^ here from Norfolk. Va., where they j ( were called on account of the death!* of their sister, Mrs. Worth Byers. Mrs Alice Miller has as guests this, week her niece, Mrs: Wilson Mu!lxriS,L with Mr MulHns and two children. J Lcxie and Maioy, and M**. and Mrs.} t xyuy Aiumns, all rrom Jenkins, Ky. Mrs. Fula Day is at the home of her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. John Eggers. in a very serious condition, and little hope is entertained for her recovery. Jake Holman from Todd has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Reeves Holman. Mrs. Don Bingham and son have returned to Grove after soending some time with Mrs. Lillie Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Greer and children. ol Morganton. were guests ol j Uncle" Philip Greer over the week end. j Miss Donnie Trivette of Shoun.3. Tenn.. spent the week-end with Miss j Dollie Warner here. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Swift of Zionville R. F. D. on April 12th. a daughter who has been named Pa-, tricia Annette. Mr. F an USI RELIABLE . W VIRG / CARO 42MLS33 \CHEM Come in and Talk the 21 Tobacco Stem an JOHNJwT \ I A _ *-* l . . I I 1 /Auxiliary i-resiaent 10 Speak in Boone District Meeting Expected to Draw Large Crowd. IHM&kJ Mrs. M. H. Shumway, president of the Legion Auxiliary, Department of North Carolina, who will address a district meeting of the i Legion and Auxiliary at the Courtj house in Boone on Tuesday. April ' 23. Large delegations of veterans | ana their wives Iron; this entire I district are expected to attend and I make this the largest and most important meeting of Legionaires and Auxiliary members ever to be held in this section Many other distinguished speakers of the Legion and Auxiliary will also be here and the opinion J has been expressed that this meeting will be attended by most of the veterans of Northwest Carolina. The speaking will be held at the Courthouse and all interested parsons arc invited to attend, as closer under- J standing with the public at iarge is 1 a desire of the Legion and Auxiliary. Following" the speaking, all 1 veterans and their wives are requested to go to the Legion Hall | where o picnic lunch will be served. FlNISKI1XG FfJRXlTURK How can T put an oil finish on my furniture ? Answer; All dust should be removed Trom the furniture before any finish is applied. A thin coat of a mixture oi two parts of boiled linseed oil and ?nc part of turpentine is then brushed >n the sin-face. After this coat is thoroughly dry it is rubbed down with Tine steel wool. For light finishes use .vhite shellac and for darker finishes use orange shcilac. Shellac coats should be repeated until the wood pores are filled. Rub down each coat thoroughly. After the last application >f shellac is rubbed down the surface is then waxed and polished. In..-., iii-i--.I uiazy water Crystals We have the agency for this f a hi o u s Miitcral Crystal which is proving so generally satisfactory. Let us supply your needs. NEW PRICES - - $1.00 & 60c. Formerly priced $1.00 and $1.80. Got a supply today! WATAUGA DRUG STORE mer... ..TESTED # LIN A V latter Over With Us. d Lime Filler. le By HODGES r CAROLJNA VATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVERY New Bill Allows Boys P1 Under Sixteen to Caddy RALEIGH. N. C.?Representatives in Swift and Meckins introduced a bill ?I in the House of Representatives Wednesday to allow boys under 16 years of age to act as caddies on golf " courses in Watauga and Caldwell ,n counties. The bill was passed by the 111 House under suspension of the rules and ordered sent to the Senate. The ai text of the bill. House Bill 1093, is ^ as follows: "Section 1 That it shall be lawful ci for any boy under the age of sixteen f( io act as a caddy on the golf courses iir in Watauga and Caldwell counties, it being the intent and purpose of this -' act to remove any restriction which may exist as to boys under the age vi of sixteen acting as caddies on the i golf courses in said counties. tc "Section 2. That all laws and claus- ,r es of laws in conflict with the pro- ct visions of this act are hereby re- ai pealed. s< Section 3. That this act shall he in \ !> ftsll force and effect from and after:w its ratification." j tl j L?l VALLE CRI C IS SCHOOL Following is the perfect attendance j ^ roll, seventh month, at Valle Crucis jtc public school. I First Grade: Burlin Townsend. Mac ITowr.se nd, Johnnie Yates. Howard g Yates, Nancy Hicks, Bcrnicc Greene, i 9 Second Grade. Kimbert Cornel! II Rom Danner, Frank Mast. Bynum H Maltba, Ruby Hicks, .Jeanne Snul!. Third Grade: Earl Edmisten, H. \V. Mast, Ernest Howe. Fred Smith, Anna Lou James, Una Love. Mary Lawrence. Fourth Grade: Russell Greene, Mastin Hodges, Karl Rov;c, Blanche Greene. Carrie James, Letha Yates, Eva Yates. Fifth Grade: Albert Yates, Dexter! Yates, Clara Caudill and Margaret | Yates. Sixth Grade: Gilbert Edmisten, j Dare Caudill, Reba Hodges, Dorothy, German. Seventh Grade: Glenn Farthing, j Vlary Herman, Grace Maltba. I wi sisafiigg You can have n any one of the e MASTER DE it riffling Get a ret this sprit the world*s lowest price having more than foil] new Chevrolet. Chevrt choice of eleven models $465 to $550 for the N rolet, and $560 to $675 De Luxe Chevrolet, a1 what big, beantifal, d CHOOSE GHEVROl FOR QUALITY AT LOW COST W. R. C : u 3S* * THURSDAY?BOONE, N. C. [{OSJPECTS KOK FISHING IN Tuf Till.- EI.K IMVKIt AUK COO!) Th: stoi Banner Elk. -Prospects for the fishg season at Benner Elk. which ? >encd on the 15th, are unusually g|| >od, according to reports of meni- mm :is of the Elk Falls Fishing Club E hich held its final pie-season meet- fla g recently in Elk Park. At this E eeting Roby Grier of Elk Park was warded a handsome fishing rod as M t award for the largest fish, a 23- E ;ch brown trout, caught in Elk Kiv- m last season. Other members of the IP ub had records that closely second- E i Mr. Grier's catch and all reports Efij idicate that there are many other Eft sh in he stream that equal last E| ears' prize. K Last year hundreds of fishermen E [sited the Elk Stream, which is a n iLately owned public fishing quar;r controlled by the Elk Falls Fish- H ?g Club. Already advance inquiries H mcerning the fishing regulations :id prospects indicate an even better ' Kg >ason this year than last. Fortunate. Eg the early stocking of the stream j be ith brook trout will make possible 1H ie accommodation of a large number rejj f fishermen this season. Eg? In addition to the Elk River, Ban- i t*r Elk offers further fishing terrify in the Wild Cat Lake, a thir en-acre body of water on the Edgar I j SERVICE THAT COUNTS! Expert radio repairing, a complete line of tubes, batteries and replacement parts at all times. K. I. DACUS NEW KIVKR LIGHT AND TOWER COMPANY Main Street Boone, N. C. i ' There is no Substitute for H 14 Years of Experience I Sa th s nmi IIV. v *46 tew Chevrolet qualil leven Chevrolet moi LUXE . . . each il quality motor car iff- And ffe.t it at ~ - " ;, s for any motor car r cylinder-.! But i: ' ?lct offers yon your * ;-with list prices of ^ ew Standard ^?y' HEVROL Boone, North ts Memorial Association property. 1 s lake has also been heavily i ;ked with brook trout and will be 3 din-in? the fishinsr season. < J NOTIC TAXP^ All properly on whieJi been paid by the first be advertised during t sold the first Monday The cost of ndvertisin the first Monday in M Taxpayers pay before advertise, and save co A. I Tax Colic ~~ f% I QuALITr ^ ! lil/noK Thompson's ISUILDING FORMERLY OC( ve l n i ' r# in iv/r >5* ty, performance a dels... NEW STV a remarkable val these are! All of the) bodies. All have C improved Master Bill give the finest perfoi ?* operating economy ,.? ever offered the Am Tt>.' ^ \ full information abo "< an(*save w^1 ? new CH EVROI.ET MOTOR CO & Compare Ckemlet'a low deilve 9 term*. A Centre ??' . J :">y'v' : ET COM1 Carolina APRIL 18, 1935 | Fishing licenses may be obtained front John Patton of Elk Park, sec rotary of the Elk Falls Fishing Club. < >r from the Exchange at Banner Elk. ;e to 1 vYERS ( i 1933 taxes have not Monday in May, will ho month of May and in June. g will ho added after jjv. We insist thst t Ho we are compelled to ). WILSON, ctor for Watauga County. I * LUINUfcK WEAK ... is the result of having your shoes repaired here. Quality workmanship and quality materials are combined to add long months of extra service to worn footwear for men, women and children. Here shoes are actually rebuilt, not merely repaired. Yet the prices for this high grade service are attractively low. iShoeShop :UI'IEB BY OTTS PLACE Okt LI nd economy in lNDARD and ue at its price ^ l r-.i li ua?c Biuitri loner '.hevrolet'a new and le-Flame engine. All mance and greatest that Chevrolet, has lerican public. Get ut these 1935 cars; Chevrolet. DETROIT, MICHlGAIt rW prices and easy G.M.A.C. I Mr*Veins ND UF. List price of New idard Roadster at Flint. h., S465. With bumpers, e tire and tire lock, the price is f20.00 addi:ional. es Quoted in this aaver7icnt are list at Flint, h.. end are subject to me without notice, eiSfsow DEALER APVERTtSKMEMT \ a PANY fitf - JSk'' iOK ^.

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