AUGUST 1, 1935
LOCAL AFFAIRS j
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Grogan of
Zionville were pleasant callers at Tlie
Democrat office last Thursday.
Justice of the Feace Naham Wins-!
barger was a pleasant caller at The !
Democrat office Monday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Heathington of
Charleston. S. C., is spending several 1
days in the home of Mrs. H. Neal
Blair on Route 1.
Mr. J. Paul Fox, a graduate of
A. S. T. C., is now located in Frank- j
lin County as chief engineer of the j
Soil Conservation Service.
Miss Jennie Coffey has treated her j
store and apartment building to a
new coat of paint, adding much to
the appearance of the structure.
Mr. W. F. Miller Jr. is a patient
at the Davis Hospital, Statesville, recovering
from an appendix operation
performed lest week. His condition
is said to be favorable.
Miss Vivian Carter returned to her
home ir. Boone yesterday from Grace
Hospital, Banner Elk, arid is recovering
rapidly from an appendix oper
ation recent'y pci formed.
Mr. W. E. Shipley of Vilas suffered
a slight stroke of paralysis a few
days ago, but was able to be in town
Saturday. He is not thought to have
been permanently injured.
Mr. Thomas B. Hayes of Route 2
is a patient at the Government hospital
at Oteen, and is described as 1
being quite ill, there being little im- j
provcment noted in his condition.
The American 1region Auxiliary
will meet Friday night, August 2nd,
at the home of Mrs. Lionel Ward, with
Mrs. Joe McNeil as associate hostess.
All members are invited to attend.
Mrs. A. M. Critcher of Blowing
Rock, who has been seriously ill for c
the past several week3, is reported f
as unimproved, and friends of the
popular lady are much concerned v
over her indisposition.
Mr. Luther G. Hayes of Detroit, j*
Mich., is spending a few days at the i ^
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. js
George Hayes. Route 1. Accompany-1
ing him are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 1
Seizor, also of Detroit. !*
Mrs. A. C. Ervin of Baltimore is
spending the summer as the guest o
of Miss Lelia Ray. Mr. and Mrs. j
Robert G. Blanchard and daughter, e
of Ridgefield, N. J., are also guests
of the Misses Ray. I
Mrs. H. Neal Blair and family re *
turned from Greenwood, S. C., on
July 22, where they were called because
of the death of Mrs. Blair's
brother, C. G. jrheigii, of Newberry,
S. C. Little Miss Betty Sllgh came
home with them to spend two or
three weeks.
o
Mr. Fred H. Hodges of Morristown, f*
Tenn., is a patient at a Greeneville c
Hospital, where he recently under- J
Went a serinna nnaol T~ "
. . I O.I.IVJI t . ill" j *<
formation coming to his parents in;
Boone, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hedg t
es, indicates that he should show an r
early improvement. V
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Mr. B. G. Teams is a patient at the g
Dr. Jones Hospital, Johnson Ctty, c
Tenn., where he returned following p
a tonsil operation performed there I j
several days ago. Recurrent and ex-1 j,
cessive bleeding caused his second trip
to the hospital, and his condition hasjv
been described as critical. jj
Misses Lottie Mae Austin, Rymyrl
Hathcock and Mr. Jack Austin of P
Oakboro, N. C., Miss Billie Coble of 3
Albemarle and Messrs. Charles Dur- f
ham and Sam Powell of Burlington e
were the week-end guests of Miss a
Ruth Farthing at her home on Blow- ?
ing Rock road. Miss Dale Carpenter c
was also a week's guest recently of e
Miss Farthing. v
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Payne and two p
daughters, Wanda and Lavaughn, of
Alva, Okla., have been in Watauga t
for the past two weeks, visiting with !
Mrs. Payne's sister, Mrs. Gaither
Critcher, on Route 1 and other rela- a
tives in and around Boone. They will s
leave Friday for Kannapolis, where! f
another week will be spent with a j
brother. The return trip to Oklahoma I (
will be marie the latter part of Au- i i
gust.
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Worth While Club Meets ! ?
With the Mesdames Winkler. 11
Miss Ruby Winkler, assisted by [ e
several girls, the Misses Moore and , V
Miss Baity, put on a very attractive c
program Friday afternoon at the, 3
home of Mrs "RaIIa Winlrlat* >?r?atv?aa i
with Mrs. Joe Winkler to the Worth 5
While Club. j
The pretty suburban home, in its
setting of summer green, gave a gen- j
uine invitation as the guests ap- \
proached, while indoors summer flow- j 1
era in profusion decorated the attrac->
tive living room and hall. A contest, 1 c
on the popular subject of knitting, I
resulted in much merriment, the 1
prize going to Mrs. D. J. Cottrell. j
The Mesdames Winkler served a
delicious party plate, followed by bas, ]
kets of golden apples. 1
Sirs. Porter Hostess to ;
Maids and Matrons Club. ' 1
Mrs. R. B. Torter was hostess at 1
bridge on Monday evening, entertain- I
ing members of the Maids and Ma- 1
trons Club and a number of other
friends. Four tables of contract were
made up in the living room and re- |
ception hall, where gladioli and oth
W A
HEIGH HO, AND OFF
Los Angeles Beauties, Six of 'E
Triune Segis" for F
*?S2S2*.
ANYWHERE, U. S. A?Carivar
the land as Americans head for th
of four-year-old champion, "Don Tri
toward the Dos Angeles County Fa
Boyle, Lillian Neuman, Angle Ficke
the champ for a free ride.
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Items from The Democrat of
July 30, 189G
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Coffey are off
in a visit, to Grayson County, Virginia.
B. B. Dougherty has been very unrell
for some days, but is improving.
unto name ueniry of Jefferson is
isiting her sister, Mrs Nathan Horon,
in our town She will remain
omc <lays.
The weather this week has been
iv far the hottest of the season. On
Jonriay and Tuesday mercury regisered
st 01 decrees.
Judge Brown spent Saturday night
f last week in town 011 his way to
effcrsoh, where he goes to hold the
xtra term of court.
The district conference of the M.
3. Church South is in session this
reek at Wilkesboro. Revs. Gentry
.lid Burma, with a number of dele;ates
from Watauga, are in nttendnce.
Young women, who desire a thorugh
practical education at remarkar
summer flowers were used for decration.
When scores were added,
liss Erie Greer held high and recived
a lovely gift, as did Mrs. D.
. Whltener. who was lueky in the
ut.
Delicious refreshments were served
r> the following guests: Mesdames
'aul Coffey, W. R. Winkler, D. J.
Vhilener, Amos Abrams, Baxter M.
,inney, E. S. Christenbury, A. R.
mith, T. M. Dunkley, R. D. Hodges,
D. Moore, James Mast, Dean Bing
u?i, ?? micuiia, mio.ico i^uui
Lobinson, Erie Grccr and Anita Winder.
Vl.es of College Professors
<>rni Organization.
Wives of college men, after long
fanning, met with Mrs. John Howell
t her attractive home in Daniel
Soone Park Thursday evening, and
ffected an organization to be known
s Faculty Dames. The presiding lady,
frs. Van G. Hinson, made a talk preeding
election of officers. Mrs. How11
is president, Mrs. Van Hinson, the
ice-president, Mrs. Wolfe, secretary,
nd Mrs. Joseph A. Williams, reorter.
The nest meeting will be held on
he evening of August 6th, with Mrs.
imos Abrams.
Business concluded, Mr3. Howell
nd Mrs. Arlie Raymond Smith, asociate
hostesses, served delicious rereshments.
lamp Fire Girls Meet at
Ionic of Mrs. Garbee.
The Camp Fire girls met at the
lome of Mrs. Gene Garbee last week.
Some of the girls worked on looms
o weave their head bands, while oth:rs
worked out designs for their
lands. Plans were made for a counil
fire which will be on July 31st at
::30 o'clock.
Surprise Shower Given by
ilrs. Paul Fox.
Mrs. Gordon Winkler was very
ileasantly surprised when a number
>f her friends met in her apartment
rhursday, July 25, 7:30 p. m.
Mrs. Winkler, a recent bride, revived
a number of lovely gifts.
Mrs. Fox, acting as hostess, car-ied
the party to a local drug store
'or refreshments.
Billy Winkler Entertains at
Birthday Party.
Master Billy Winkler, son of Mr
md Mrs. W. R. Winkler, entertainer
l large number of his little friend:
>n Monday afternoon at his home or
Howard Street, the occasion marking
lis birthday anniversary.
Miss Ruby Winkler helped enter
tain the children by playing severa
games. After an hour of playing, thi
children were invited into the din
lTAUGA democrat?every 1
TO THE FAIR AGAIN
m, Mount Spacious Back of "Don
ree Trip to the Fair.
i are on the move again throughout
te big fairs. Note the majestic poise
iune Segis." as he wends his way
ir with Ynez Greene, Helen Cox, Jo
:r and Helen Baublits "six-timing"
bly low rates, would do well to correspond
with President Charles D.
Mclver of the State Normal and Industrial
School at Greensboro, N. C.
The cornerstone of White Springs
Churfch will be laid oil Saturday before
the fifth Sunday in August. An
address will be delivered on the rise
and progress of .Methodism. The public
is cordially invited to attend and
an enjoyable occasion is expected.
Her t j Allison. Marshal of the
I Western District for North Carolina,
with his family, \va3 in town Sunday.
The Marshal will spend this week
taking in points of interest in this
and Mitchell comities. His family will
j remain at Blowing Rock for some
weeks.
From the Cottonwood (Idaho) Report,
we learn that Mr. H. Taylor,
formerly of this county, was married
at Lcwiston, Idaho, on the 2nd inst.
;to Miss Arrie Wood, of Osborn, Tenn.
! The Report speaks in the highest
iterms of Mr. Taylor, as a lawyer and
j citizen. . j
I PASTIME
| THEATRE
EOOSE, V. c.
I "PLACE OF GOOD SHOWS"
Program for Week
Of AUGUST 10th
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MONDAY, AUGUST 5
"FRONT PAGE
WOMAN"
with
BETTE DAVIS AND
GEORGE BRENT
TUESDAY, AUGUST G
j "CHAMPAIGNE j
for BREAKFAST"
with
JOAN MARSH, HARDIE
ALBRIGHT
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7
Chasing Yesterday
with
ANN SHIRLEY
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8
"ESCAPADE"
with
WILLIAM POWELL &
LOUISE RAINER
FRIDAY, AUGUST 0
"Private Worlds"
with
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
CHARLES BOYER
SATURDAY, AUGUST 10
"Let 'Em Have It"
with
RIGHARD ARLEN AND
VIRGINIA BRUCE
(Special Bargain
Matinee, 10c, 15c
Night Shows, 10c nnd 25c.
NIGHT SHOWS, 7:80 St 9:00
MATINEES AT 2:30 & 4:00
'HURSDAY?BOONE, N. C.
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lng room which was beautifully dec
orated in green and white stream
ers. The birUuiay cake and other re
freshments also carried out the coloi
scheme.
After singing "Happy Birthday tc
You," the children left, all having
ihad a most enjoyable time.
| Those present were: Bucky Robbins,
Jackie Whitener, Emogene
Wilson, William Wilson. Ralph Hodges,
Peggy Lovill, Charles Blackburn,
Carl Cottrell, Harold Watson, Mary
Catherine Wilson, W. T. Payne, Fuller
Horton. Jimmy Emelinc Rivers, Evelyn
Coffey, Velma JIcGhee, Marbeth
Winkler, Billy Crawford, Janet Butler,
Betty Ruth Winkler and Billy
Winkler.
VALLE CRUCIS NEWS
Mrs. E. P. Lund of Somcrville, N.
J.. Mrs. Lcona Mast and Mr. Tom
Taylor visited Mrs. A. W. Dula of
Lenoir on Thursday of last week.
Miss Gladys Taylor entertained a
number of young people at a "tacky
party" last Friday r.ight.
Mr. Hardwick is conducting the
Cokesburv school this week at the
Methodist Church.
One of the most charming social
events of the season was that given
by Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Glenn of Mountain
City, Ten.n, when they entertained
a number of their Valle CruCis
fripnrk at a Iow/?l.?s
U, a i?>nj III111CI. auppi'I
last Wednesday night. The home was
i beautifully decorated in gladiolus,
i dahlias and other summer flowers
| Several cars filled with sixteen young
' people left the valley to enjoy a most
| delightful time. Those present for the
delicious supper were: Mrs. E. P
Lund of Somerville, X. J.: Mr. ant
' Mrs. Joe C. Mast, Mr. and Mrs. R
1 A. Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mast
I Gladys Taylor, Frank Taylor, Wilnia
I Baird, Rhoda McBride of New Marj
ket, Tenn., Mrs. Lester Thornton- ol
Charlotte, Mrs. Tom Taylor, Mr. J
M. Shull, Miss Wilhclmina Shull, and
Mrs. Tom Taylor.
Mrs. Ruth Woodard of Colville
Wash., is visiting at the home of Mr]
and Mrs. Finley Mast.
Several from the valley took advan.
take of the excursion rates to John1
son City, Tenn., Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Roby Shull of Scott
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COTTON DR
Eyelet Batiste, Printec
Voiles, formerly priced
$2,98, reduced to ...
I COTTON DR
Printed Voiles, Batiste a
broidery. Formerly $1.91
all reduced to
| GROUP SILK E
LINEN SUITS &
Formerly priced $5.95 ;
reduced for final clearan
to only
SILK DREJ
Formerly priced $10.95,
close out at
GROUP SILK 1
Formerly priced $4.95 a
$5.95. Reduced to
GROUP COTTOP
Group of B1
Group of Sw
Group of White \
and Suits,
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- City. Kansas, were visitors to Mr. and J
Mrs. Don ShuJl on Sunday. *1
Rev. G. C. Graham, Mr. Hardwick
r of Duke University, Miss Moliie *
Townsend and Miss Myrtle Caudle J
' were dinner guests at Mrs. Finley *
Mast's Saturday.
The automobile wreck Sunday cast
|a gloom over the entire valley when
; the car owned by D. Finley Mast
turned ever into an embankment of ^
| about twenty-five feet or more. Those js
j who were in the car at the time were jn
Mrs. Finley Mast. Mrs. W. J. Leake. |a
: Charlotte Lund, Anne Leake and Jack ]
: Vauehn. Thev i-em t-i i,?.. ; ?1
. .i uimiCUia(K ;
j ly to tlie home of J. M. Shull where j
I medical treatment was given. No one ;
was seriously hurt. Ia
Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Glenn of Hour.- 'k
j tain City, Mr. and Mrs. Ira T. John- s<
I ston and son. Thomas, of Jeffer3on, :
were dinner guests of their parents. iE
THE STORE THAT GiVES
BOTH ON SALES AJ>
Walkers Jev
(NEAR PASTIM
NOTICE TQJ
; This is to notify all p
paid their County Tax
1 that advertising of fKo
Monday. All those wh
i of advertising and sale
, | no later than Monday,
i
Tax Col
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L CLEAI
=Of AII=
er MercU
UMMH I? !?1 M?BBIW?M
^.STIC REDUC
Wear I SHOE
its group c
j pique
rccrc Formerly priced
" out at only ...
t Ba tiste nd
$1.98 group of
? str.
esses and Blonde Ox
ind Eyelet Em- $'-^98, your choi.
s1.49 group of
>r esses, shoes
nuiTQQFQt Also black and
DRESSES. | oxfonis. $2.98 v
?1 OK I T
xiiKi uuw now oniy
?3.95 group c
5SES AN]
t0 C1? a/? Formerly pricei
V i (/3 close out at
DRESSES p||7ip>
nd S2.98 1
_____ 98c HONEYCOl
J nRFSSFS 98e NETS
98c COTTON I
ouses 89c WHITE CC
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Vool Coats 29c HIGH QUA
at 35c SEEKSUC1
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IV/V/ Also Solid Colt
close out at
fflOURS
"Boone's Shopping Center'
PAGE FIVE
At. and Mrs. J. M. Shull, on Sunlay.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beaver and
diss Lois Watson of China Grove,
isiled Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Mast on
unday.
CAHD OF THANKS
We express deepest thanks to these
riends and neighbors who have
hown kindness to us (luring the illess
and death of our flawed wife
nd mother.
Emery Triplett and Family.
EXPRESSION OF THANKS
We wish to express our gratitude
nd thanks to all our friends for the
ir.dness shown in the death of our
3n and brother.
R. M. Coffey and Family,
lowing Rock, N. C.
you an honest deal
;d repair work.
veiry Store
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iAXPAYERS!
ersons who have not
es for the year 1 933,
ir property will begin
10 desire to save costs
: must make payment
August 5th.
I. D. WILSON,
lector for Watauga County.
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andise
^nnrrvik TO
>< 11UINS
VALUES J
)F LINEN AND
SANDALS!
$1.49. To close
WHITE PUMPS,
\PS, TIES
ords, values to
:e for i %*
7 WHITE DRESS
& OXFORDS
brown dress shoes and
$1.49 I
>F WHITE TIES
D PUMPS
i $3.95, to g
EGOODS
VIB Silks \ .
.ACES ' , ) /(*
>ATING ) ~ "
LITY PIQUE ! 1 Qp
ivEES, yard I X
BATISTE AND VOILES
yr Voiles, to 14c I
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