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CCC to Be Expanded;
Veterans Are Included
James S Pittman. Veterans Administrator.
Charlotte, has received
information that the prompt expan-,
sion of the Civilian Conservation
Corps has been directed to include '
veterans of the World War or prior
wars Mr Pittman states that while
definite figures for the North Carolina
quota c?^\*cterans ore not immediately
available, it is expected that
from 500 to 600 veterans will be selected,
both white and colored. All
interested veterans are asked to makv
inquiries or lurnisn their applications
to tlie Charlotte Veterans Biireau as
early as is possible.
Z IOX VI ?LE X EWs
Mr. and Mrs. Lciinie Greer of Sdverstone
spent the week-end with Mr
and Mrs. W O. Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenrv Miller and
daughter, Barbara Ann, are visiting
relatives 0:1 Meat Camp.
Misses IJllie .Mae Smith and Dollie
Warner were guests of relatives in
Mountain City during the past week
Miss Betty Ruth Greer leaves Wednesday
for Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Richmond, Tnd., where she will spend j
some time with her sisters, Mrs. '
Charles Isaacs, and Mrs. Jake Chapman.
j
"Aunt" Moiiic Greer is suffering!
from a serious illnesg at this writing.
ill. and Mrs. Clay Bunting and j
daughter, of lower Cove Creek, wore
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Grog an.
Mrs. Don Bingham and small 3on
are guests this week of her mother,
Mrs. Lilhe Thomas.
Miss Hettie Greer has been confined
to her home for the past week : ^
suffering from tonsilitis.
Miss Carolyn Greer spent the past
week sight-seeing" in Washington, T v J*
C . with a party of friends. Mrs. S. F. \
Horlon acted as chaperon.
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FOR SACK . v
On Saturday, June 15. 1935, at 10 |c]
o'clock a m. at the town of Foseoe,
Watauga. County, we wilt sell to the , u
nigncssir unn7vi _f<7tii parcels . nof
iand. three in the town of Foscoe:
Six-acre tract witli good dwelling.
Two acre tract with dwelling. j.j
Thirty-six square rod tract with ,
atorSm house.
Olio S-nere tract located on Nettie ^
Knob on the headwaters oi Clark's! ^
Creek ' ?
Calls and plots wiil be prest: :. i at ...
sale. ; u
CHAS. L ROWS,
LETCHKR S. BYRD, , h
Executors of \V. H. Byxds' Estate.
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The first and only cj
made to help the moun
to get more returns fror
and is praised by every
INTERNATIONAL
Fertilizer is made of dif
I regular fertilizers and t
ed earlier maturing, be
higher yields and more
heads when the heads
bled farmers to sell eai
higher. Farmers made
j they ever obtained by I
zer, . . . Mr. J. D. Brasv
produced 25 tons per ai
Demand . . .
Premium Cabbage Fert
Potato Grower . . . for
| J Truck Grower . . . for '
FOR SA
Edminsten
Boone, Nort
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WORLD CHAMPION
Minnesota Hoi stein Breaks Am
32.727.1 Pounds of
MIXNEAPOL1S.-- Femco Joiiani
registered Holstein cow, owned by i
has 2*01* the second time broken the
pounds of milk for l,525.5j pounds o
;n the U. S. have ever produced 1,5
Fayik lias now twice passed that 1
record-holding cow alive.
County School i
Fine Records, J
Seventh grade commencements
fere held at Blowing Rock. Boone,
love Creek and Bethel for all the
buntv schools during the past few
ays. The State examinations had
[een given at these schools on March
Oth. Each child taking the test was
nnrJof , c'rai itrtt :.?:u'lu>r firwl
ii an unfamiliar classroom in order
ml every child would have an equal
p'nee. The following students scored
ighest in the county, with one tiunred
{join is or more in the order j
inLio.wu.
Glenn Farthing:, Valle Cruris; Maria
Harris, Cove Creek; Martha Mae
ollifield, Blowing Rock; Janice Steinson.
Boone; Jessie Timmons,
none: David Graham, Cove Creek;
lomer Barnes, Boone: Mary Klino':
'ook. Boone: Ruth Isaacs, Boone;
ucMlc Walker. Cove Creek; Margu:i
Jenkins, Blowing RoeU; Gail Ciav.
oono; Nadine Gragg, Boone.
The following students scored the
ighest for the school attended:
B a m ho o . Rietaniae Hampton;
iopne, Janice Stevenson; Deep Gap,
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CABBAGE
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abbage fertilizer ever |
tain cabbage growers
. 1 * 11 r. \ I
n tneir cabbage tields |
r farmer who used it.
Premium Cabbage
ferent materials from
berefore has produc:tter
keeping quality,
money returns. Hard
are small, also, enarly
when prices were
the highest yields
the use of this fertilivell,
Newland, N. C.,
ere last year.
ilizer ... for Cabbage
Potatoes
1 omatoes, Beans anu t
Oil T 1 o
vuicr i rucK v^rops
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Brothers
h Carolina
WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVER5
BUTTER PRODUCER
>ther Record With Milk Flow of
Milk in 365 Days.
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k> Boss Fayne iabove), 9-year-old i
?\ E. Murphy, Minneapolis publisher,
worid's j'ecord by producing 32.727.1 )
f butter in 365 days. Only five cows
00 pounds of butter in a year. Bess 1
nark and is proclaimed the. highest. i
Students Make
nirvev Indicates
!. F. Church; Green Valley. Lena Mae
Foster; Howard's Creek. Martha Mil- ,
ier; Miller. J. C. Stanbury; Oak ;
Grove. Elma Haynes; Rich Mountain.
Mayc Reach; Rivcrview, Annie Mo- ,
| retz; Riitherwoorl Arthur Smathers:
J Elk. Norma Carroll; Stony Fork,
tunarrcs lirocno; BotlTo!, Joseph Farthing:
Forest Grove. Jim Hagainan;
| Reese. Martha E. Wilson; Cool
i Springs, Hmiry Michael, Cove Creek,
j Martha Harris; Foscoe. Claude Cali
loway; Grandfather, Verlu McLean;
i .ii.ortv Hill. Thelma Hodges: Mabel,
Mack Miller; Rominger, Edna Itomingec;
Frosnell, ChlOe Ward; Shiills
Mills, Vera Brewer: Silverstone, Ray
Anderson: Tracy. Bertha Bumgarner;
JValle Crucis, Glenn Farthing; Valley
' Mountain, Dean Grimslov; Zionvillc,
' .Max Miller; Windy Gap. Lov Trivett; i
I Brushy Fork. Flowers Mast; Blowing)
; Reek. Martha Mao Iloilil'teid; Cool
Springs, Pearl Rogers; Cook. Margaret
Trexler.
Seventh Grade Graduates
The following students were promoted
and received seventh grade di- |
piorr.as: |
Bamboo: Alma Bowles, Dorman
! Cook. Genevieve Cook. Anita Hamp- .
; tort, Cecil Hampton, Rietamae Hamp- i
ton, Dell Laws. Marie Rogers
Boone: Louise Adams, Bruce Angel,
! Jack Austin, Homer Barnes, Eva
I Bingham, Palmer Biair, Clara Brown.
I J. C. Canipe Jr., Gail Clay, Maroelk|
Coleman, J. O. Cook. Mary Elinor
Cook. Beulali Lovill, Jennet te Howling,
Byron Farthing. Olan Goodnight,
N&dine Gragg, Polly Greene, Ruby
M. Greene, Wilma Hagainan. Mary
Margaret Idol, Ruth Isaacs. Wilma
Jones, Blanche Keller, Ruby Kirkiv.an,
Virginia Maltba, Ilepe McGhee. '
Carolyn Miller, Cleta Miller, Oia Norris,
Virginia Norris, Collis Payne,
Ransom Payne, Daisy Shore, Janice
Stevenson, Jean Story. Lydiu V.
Swift, Myfar.way Tate, Edith Teams, :
Glemi Teams, Lucy Tillett, Jessie
Timmons, Burl Vandyke, Alfred Wal- ,
ker, Doris Walker, Edna Ward, Eth- !
el Wilson, Carolyn Winkler, Clarice ,
Mae White, Rutli Wilson and Mary
D. Wright.
Deep Gap: I. F. Church, Louise
Coffey, Eula Greene, Dare Greer, Fay
Greer, Charics Miller, Lois Miiicr,
Tommie Miller. Rubv Moretz Rnn.if.
J Raj% Don Watson, Josie Watson.
I Green Valley: Opal Byers, Lena Mae
Foster, Earl Greene, Virgie Greene.
Bunnie Hodges, Ruby Jones, J. B.
Miller, Mary Miller. Hazel Moretz.: j
Paris Ragan, Austin South. \ j
Howards* Creek: William Brown, ij
Maggie Christian, Robert Christian,
Charles M. Hodges, Anna Bell Miller, 11
Martha Miller. |
j Miller: Letcher Baker. Ray Houck, j
j Margaret Baker, Violet Miller, J. C. i
1 Stanberry, Pauline Taylor. j
Oak Grove: Juanita Colvard. Mac?
| Deal, Elma Hayr.es, Marie Hodges, j
Rich Mountain: Maye Beach andi
Lawrence Moretz.
Riverview: Carrie Lookabill, Annie |
I Moretz, Dorothy Moretz, Lester Mo
Iretz, Vonnie Moretz, Elwin Morris.
Rutherwood: Ethel Edmisten, R. J.
t Hardin, Roland Hardin, Baxter Mii
chael, Arthur Smathers, Ruth Smathers.
Elk: Norma Carroll and Gurney
Triplett.
Stony Fork: Blanche Greene, Chas.
Greene, Hooper Greene and Clemeth i
Miller.
Bethel: Viola Comett, Joseph Far-1
; tmng, Clara Aileen Greene, Clyde |
J Greene. Helen Arieon Greene. Wll-j
j liam Harold Guy. Loyd Raymond |
j Norris, Margaret Helen Perry, Ralph I
i Sherwood and Claudia Marie Ward,
j Forest Grove: Jim Hagaman. Ali
bert Henson, Kate Phillips and Russel
Roark.
Reese: Opal Eggers, Martha Eliz- I
abeth Wilson.
Cool Springs: Henry Michael, Finley
Watson, Mattie Yates, Rose Edna \
Yates. !
Cove Creek: Russell Atkins, Ruth
Banner. Virginia Banner, Dick Burgess,
Howell Edmisten, Dwight Edmlsten,
Gladys Eggers, David Gra- I
ham, Floy Greene, Martha Harris, |
r THURSDAY?BOONE. N. C.
Ruth Henson, Marly:: Isaacs. Myrtle I
Johnson. Carl Lewis. Geneva Mast. 1
Maple Mast. Sue Mast. Thomas Mast. <
Virginia Mast. Ruth Miller. Lilhe 'i
Presnell, Mat tie Shuli, Lucille Walk- 3
cr. Bonnie W ard.
Foscoe: Garner Aldridgc. Floyd
Brewvr. Shelton Brewer, Claude CaJ- 1
toway. Dennis Coffey. Roy Townsend.;
Grandfather: MuraJ Aldridge, Clar_
v,ce Berry. Jay Coffey. Fav McLean.
Vena McLean. Lena Rupard, Mac J
Sr..-ok. Ted Shook |
Libert^* Hill: Josephine Hayes. Nora ;
rive Thelma Hodges. x
Mabel: .T M. Burkett, Ruth Camp- ,
Prnest Day, Dare Dishman. Glen ^
i jsti.un. Annie Lee Isaacs, Macy
Xtrin. Mack Miller, Glen Reese, Lee
'\r- - Grunt Thomas. John ThompRose
Edna .Warren, Velnia War- '
:e:i. Hite Williams, Jewel Wilson.
Raminger: Mae Hicks. Edna Rom- '
inger, Hazel Ronrtnger.
Prosneif : Mamie Presnell and Chloe ^
Ward.
Shu lis Mills: Vera Brewer, Hazel1
league.
Silverstone: Ray Anderson. Wil-'!
liaxn Greer, Julia Dancy. William i1
Leer, Eiva Sheffield and Margaret ,
Lhloe Warren. j'
Tracy: Bertha Biimgardhcr, Mabel
Wallace.
Viaie Crucis: Shuford Caudill, Ger- '
rude Danncr. Irene Danner, Glenn
Farthing, .Mary Herman. Tressie J
James; Ifelen Mays.
Valley Mountain: Edna Baird. Lillian
Baird. Mitch Baird, Dean Grimscy.
James Miller, Dexter Roihinger,
rho'.nas Shook. Ruby Townsend.
Windy Gap: Loy Trivett.
Brushy Fork: Bili Bingham, Madge
Greer. Flowers Mast, Claude Milier.
5. F. Moody Jr.
Blowing Rock: Carmalee Coffey.
Jewel Coffey. Justine Coffey. Rhonda
F.'fi'ey. Claude Daniels, Ira Ford. ,
Louise Foster. Kathleen Greene, Eula
Hartley. Dee Hollers. Ethel Holler.
Gladys Holier. Dale HolIifieJd, J. B
FleHifield. Martha Mac Hollifield
Mildred Icenhour, Margaret Jenkins.
ai.-ry Anne Knfght, Shirley Moony
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"Sittin
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Pinanciai!
yon imagine ?
Canada in the
enjoy it to his
i"Yes," yo1
Years ago his
most men who
of his moderat
'The Secur
Now every moi
rounds this ma
cided he would
anteed income
60 his wife or (
a substantial h
How woul
a regular incor
five or sixty?
Let one o
about our regi;
not live too lor.
UbUUi
I FRAP
SECURIT
Offkc in Watan
=
Mary Louise Pitts. Lena Miller Rcb- fen
bins. Jay Lee Shore. Arlene Story, s her
Seneva Story. Willard Tomlinson. Ro- A
iney Triplett, Katherine Underdown. Ore
[joris Walser, Clifford Walters. Bill the
iYiliiams. Grc
Cool Springs: Jack Hodges, Pearl
Rogers. ' ^
Cook: Margaret Trexler. : cas
CJo
DEEP GAP NEWS fed
Mrs. Louis Belcher of West
;in!a, who has been visiting: her par-.
_nts. Mr. and Mrs A. F. Nichols, for E
the past few weeks, is very ill in the Bj
A'iIkes Hospital. Her condition is g
thought to lie slightly Improved.
Mrs. Bertha Call of Cricket si' at g
the. week-end with her parents. .Mr
and Mrs A. R. Yates
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Daily and
children of Blucksburg. Va.. visited
relatives here Saturday.
Misses Dona Loo ka bill and Jennie
Wellborn spent Sunday afternoon with
Lillian Miller.
Miss Charlotte Staines of Hickory
spent a few days with Mrs. R. D. Morctz
last week.
Miss Lavella Martin has gone to
Ferguson to spend the summer with
!ier grandmother. Mrs. Ed Allen.
Mr. John Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Miller, suffered a painful injury
to his leg last week while operating
a tractor.
Miss Norma Wellborn of West 'el"REINS-STUE
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happier state? Florida in
! summer?whatever his h
heart's content.
u say, "but he is wealthy."
financial status was the sar
read this-- but he invested
e earnings in
ity Retirement In<
(A Registered Policy)
ith as regularly as the postm
n receives a check for the ai
need from age 60 and on. H
he can't outlive. Had he no1
;state would have received t
imp sum.
d you like to know that yoi
tie every month after you res
?ou can!
f our qualified representat
stered policy plan under wli
ig or die too soon.
liable for women.
s[K M. PA
GENERAL AGENT
Y LIFE AND TRUST CO
"A SURE WAY TO SECURITY"
ga County Bank Boone, ?
MAY 16. 1935
;o:; s;>ci;t the past week-end wiUi
mother. Mrs. J. S. Wellborn
liss Minnie Greene and Paul
'ene of North Wilkesboro visited
ir parents. Mr. and Mrs. H E. '"Sj
one Sunday.
l net profit of 538 a head over feed
t is reported by C. A. Brov n. of
veland. Rowan County, who has j
and sold one lot of fifty steers.
Orazy Water | I
Crystals
We have the agency for this
f a m o u s Mineral Crystal
which is proving so generally
satisfactory. Let us
supply your needs.
XKW 1'KXC'ES - - SI.on & 60c.
Formerly prie<-d $1.00 and $1.50. ,0
lie! a supply today!
WATAUGA DRUG
STORE
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Funeral Directors
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