DECEMBER 5, 1935 SAFEFYPROGRAM | BEING LAUNCHED Local Higli School Principals Have Highway Safety Literature. T.oeal officials, citizens, civic clubs ami other organizations are aske<i to : -x.il t'.icir higil school principal for; free copie3 of the Institute of Gov | (Turnout's new Guidebook on High- ; way Safety and to join with the offi cers and public school3 in a state-! wide program of highway safety and; motor vehicle law enforcement be- ' ginning this week. \ total of 250,000 copies of the I new guidebooks have Dcen mailed to ,.<al communities throughout the -i.itc. marking the first step in what! is expected to be the most compre-, hensive and systematic effort the j state has made to reduce the huge' toll taken by highway accidents. -'Pile invitation to the local high j t>-hools and organizations to take the 1 lead in the program was extended by i heads of the North Carolina Ijuw En- i forcing the officers' division of the In- i stitute of Government, who formu-1 lated pians for the effort at a series ' of eight district conferences attended < by more than 800 officers this month.! The guidebook will be studied in ; me schools, then taken into the students' homes, and the surplus copies distributed through local officers, civ-1 ie clubs, and organizations. Each community and group is <_sked to call j the school for copies and to join in I the program bv Duttine on isafetv1 - - - I programs and making safety efforts i of its ownThe selection of the Institute of: 'government guldelx>ok as the basis; for the program has met with wide I and popular approval. Jn addition to I furnishing an excellent analysis of; the causes of accidents and means; for their prevention, it is perhaps the only guidebook which has been written on the subject from the standpoint. exclusively of this state. The institute's study also includes a valuable digest of the North Carolina highway and safety laws and a re-print of Furnas' much-talked-about article, "?And Sudden Death" which is said to take 10 miles off every reader's speed. II M 1 Watauga Fails News Rev. W. C. Payne filled his regular! appointment at the Antioch Baptist] Church Saturday and Sunday. At a recent meeting of the Worn- j en's Missionary Society, officers were i elected for the coming year: Mrs. Floyu Harmon, president; Mrs. M. L. Shepherd, vice-president; Miss Juantta Shepherd, secretary, and Miss Emma Ward, treasurer. Among the visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tester's Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Roby Vines and children, Mr. ami Mrs. George Harmon and children, Mr. W. J. Harmon and Rev. W. C. Payne. The painting and improvements on Antioch Church have been completed and the appearance of the buildings is very mucli improved. A kitchen shower was tenderedj Mrs. Dewey Ward at the home of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Renzo Ward Saturday. Many useful articles were presented and the occasion was greatly enjoyed by all. Among those present were: Mrs. J. L. Glenn, Mre. Bill Shull, Mrs. Will Ward, Mrs. Mac Tester, Mr3. Claude Tester, Mrs. Howard Ward, Mrs. George Edmisten, Mrs. M. L. Shepherd, Mrs. Rebecca Ward, Miss Emma Ward. Mrs. Fred Shull, and Mrs. Renzo Ward. Miss Edna Harmon of Sugar Grove, spent the week end with Misses Juanita and Anna Lee Shepherd. Misses Juanita and Anna Lee Shepherd entertained a number of friends with a marshmallow toast Saturday night A Card of Thanks We wish to express our sjncerc thanks and deep appreciation to one and all of our many neighbors and i friends who have ministered to us in our great sorrow at the sudden passing of our beloved husband and father. Your sympathy and prayers have greatly strengthened us. Mrs. Ellis and Hugh Moody. "By Their Fruits" "Life Insurance is financial faith well founded, hope made certain and love made immortal by the tokens It sends back." Talk it over with? FRANK M, PAYNE, General Agent S E C U R I T Y Life and Trust Company ^ $1.50 PACKAGE#, now $1.00 $'.00 PACKAGE, now. ?8o BOONE DRUG CO. The REXAU. Store Aunt Molly and Pipe I Aunt Molly Jackson, of Kentucky, brought her c-rn-cob pipe to Nov/ York, ercu though she refrains from smoking it in the New York University class room where she is teaching American folk-song and folk-lore, the first Hill Billy class known in college. Boone High Life Contributed By Boone III School Journalism Club Boone Hi Students Receive Holidays Tiie students of Boone Hi School were required to attend school "only half of the day on Thanksgiving. They had intended to attend school all day due to the fact that this school opened later than other county schools; therefore the half holiday came as a welcome diversion. The students felt they had at least one thing for which to be thankful for on this Thanksgiving Bay. All students having perfect attendance records for the month of November received as reward a halfholiday on last Saturday afternoon. Of course this perfect attendance included only those who had not been tardy during the month as well as having been present every day. Thanksgiving News Our chapel program for Th mksgiving was given on November 2S. It was opened by the group 3ingJng the DoxpJpgy, Mr. Cuilen Johnson of A. S. T. C. read the lOpth Psalm, after which we were led in prayer by Helen Gragg. Th.- Senior girl a then sang ''Swing the Shining Sickle." This was followed by a pageant showing the fight of men against tuberculosis. They presented in order tile cave men. the Egyptians. Greeks. Domans, men of the Medivial ages, EHzabcthian age, I'llgrims, early American doctors, and the doctors and scientists of today. A candle, representing the learning of each age, was passed from hand to hand until It reached those who represented the present age. Lalla Clay as the spirit of today, gave a reading. The pageant closed by all singing "We Gather Together to ask the Lord's Blessing." The program was put on to aid the fight against the most dreaded ot diseases, and ail are asked to help further this fight by buying Christmas seals. Zionville News Miss Virginia Lee Penn, who ii in school at Lenoir, N. C., was e holiday guest of her mother, Mrs W. S. Perm, here, and was acconipan led by a cousin, Miss Elizabeth Bernnardt. Glemvood Grea.-. from Boone, has hc?n visiting his parents, Mi, mif Mts. E. G Greer, for the pf.h few days. Mr. and Mrs. Car! Ragan have recently moved from Boone to the N C. Wright place here. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Wilkinson Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Phil Moretz from Post Fails, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Greer and fami ly, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Mitchel and son from Silvers tone, Mr. anc Mrs. Ralph Wilson from Brushy Fork, Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Churel and children from Knoxville, Tenn. and Miss Earlenu Yonce, Mabel, N. C Ross Potter arrived here fron Louisville, Ky., last week to visit re latives for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Church am family from Mountain City, Tenn. were guests of relaitves here and ii Mabel Thanksgiving Day. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A Greer and Uncle Philip Greer recent ly ware, Harrison Greer and somi friends from Morganton, Mrs. Vir ginia Greer Miller and husband fron Lansing, N. C., and Mrs. Ivan Far thing and children who recently re turned from Pennsylvania. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, lire. 8, 1935 9:45 a. m? Sunday School, Prof H. R. Eggers, supt.; 11 a. m., wor j ship and sermon, with the pastor i I charge; G p. m.. Baptist Trainin; i Union. Mr. Eugene Bryd director; p. m., worship and sermon. Miss Estcli Watson and Miss Jea Wilcox have both recovered fror recent operations and are able to b out again. The pastor and family were recen dinner guests in the homes of A. I Hamby and L. T. Tatum. Our offering thus far for Mill Home amounts to $76.34. We give the public a hearty we come to all our services. J. C. CANTPE, Pastor. \ - * WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVE Beauty Contest At Blowing Rock School | The Senior B. Y. P. U. of Blowing : Rock Baptist Church is sponsoring" a 1 beauty contest which will be held at j the school house Thursday night, De; cember 5, at 7:30. Entrants so far are ; as follows: Blowing Rock Realty. Evelvn Brown; Blowing- Rock Drug Co., Ru! by Coffey: Brown's Dairy, Beulah ; Tester; Blowing: Rock Garage, Irene j Tonkins; Bank of Blowing Rock, Maj bel Coffey: Coffey Ice and Fuel Co., ! Agnes Wright; Coffey Plumbing and Heating, Mildred Icenhour; Mrs. Irene i Coffey, Virginia Sudurelh; Earl I Gragg, Ruth White: Gulf Service ' Sta.tiofi, Eliiio Pitts; Green "Lantern Cafe, Edith Walker: Henry Eudy. Mabel Matheson: Hayes Store, Stella Greer; Hob Nob Inn, Helen Gragg, I Martha Tlcdman, Grace Hartley, Northwest Carolina Utilities, Louise Privette; Postoffice, Luda Coffey; j Parkway Cafe, Alverda Greene; Rev. : Buchanan, Francis Pitts; Sunshine | In;i, Ella Fae Weaver: Standard Servi ice Station, Dare Storie; Smithey's J Store, Mary Moody; Wildwood Nur| series, Blanche Wooten; W. L. Holsj houser, Mary Louise Williams, Wini fred Winkler, Annie Coffey; Wade i Hartley, Evelyn Jenkins; Weaver ! Contractors, Anna Mac Weaver; A .friend, Bessie Wooten; Senior Class, II Virginia Galyen; Junior Class, Lucj I j Wooten; Sophomore, Mary White; i Freshmen, Shirley Moody; Donations '1 were made by Dr. 'Mary Warficld and I Paul Coffey. In addition to the contest there will i be special music, a solo by Mr3. C. H j Berryman, a musical reading by Mrs | Dave Mast and a recitation by one ol I the school students. A small ad mis j sion fee will be charged. Valle Cruris News The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Dargar j Butt, who were recently married ir j Mew York City, arrived in tile vallej last Tuesday where they expect tc make their home. They were ho no rex with a reception on Thursday evening in the dining hall of the Vallc Crucis School given by the members of the Episcopal Church. Receiving with the bride and groom were Mrs Emily T. Hopkins. Miss Virginia Bouldin, Mrs. C. D. Taylor, Mrs. W. H. Wagner, Mr. Duke Tester, an-i Mr an;.l Mrs. Mont device. Refreshments were served by the Juniors and Seniors of the school. Guests other thar J the village people were a number oi friends from Banner Elk and Boone Mr. and 'Mrs. Joe Mast entertained with a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner complimenting Mr. and Mrs John Abernethy of Lincolnton or ' Thursday. Their home was attractively decorated with narcissus, fall fruits and other festive symbols, Guests for the affair other than the honorees included Mrs. T. W. Taylor, I Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Olsen, Misses Wilj ma Baird, Nancy Taylor, Pcarlc Mast, Messrs. Frank Baird, Johnnie Perry, Gilbert and Frank Taylor. Mr. Arthur Church, 'Jfi-year-oltl son of Mrs. Joe Church of Cramiall Tenn., was instantly killed Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock when the truck ; in which he was riding failed to make a curve near Valle Crucis and crash ed through a fence and down a slighl embankment. Funeral services were held 011 Sunday afternoon by Rev Parker of the local Methodist Churct at the home of his uncle, Mr. Charllt , Church, and interment followed ii L! the family cemetery. Mrs. M. G Church and family of Johnson City ' attended. One of the most delightful holidaj af fairs of the latter part of thi3 week i j was the dinner given hv Mrs. T. W II Taylor and Misses Pearle and Graci , j Mast. After dinner the party enjovei j bridge and Mrs. Coy Billings and Mr James Horton were the recipients o: high score awards. Guests enjoyinf the hospitality of Mrs. Taylor ant j her sisters were Mr. and Mrs. Co; Billings. Mr. and Mrs. James Horton Mr. and Mrs. Clint Mast, Mr. ant | ,?? lazz or Opera ? i Once upon a time there was a radio listening family consisting of a man and his wife and some darn nice kids. BUT they weren't happy. The grown folks liked good music and the kids naturally liked Dick Tracy and jazz. What to do! What to do!! Here's what they did. Dad cainc J down to ** 7 NEW RIVER LIGHT & n POWER CO.'S STORE 11 and bought one of the new 1936 e At water Kent compacts for the t kids own ose. Now they're all !? happy. And inotber will be Happier still when dad buys a s new Atwater Kent metal tube dc luxe console for Christinas, I- which is just what he's going to do. IRY THURSDAY?BOONE, N. Mrs. R A. Olsen, Misses Wilma Baird. Anna Mae Sherwood, Gladys and Nancy Taylor, Francis and Laura Farthing, Messrs. Howard Walker, Robert Shipley, Frank Baird, Clay ' Mast, Frank and Gilbert Taylor, j Mrs. Joe C. Mast accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John Abcrnethy to their I : home in Lincoln fcbn last Fridav sft- I I ernoon for a week's visit, and plan| ned to shop in Charlotte. Misses Francis and Laura Farthing days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Will Baird. Miss Beulah Baird spent the holij motored to Lc-noir Saturday. On Sunday Mrs. D. F. Mast had as j dinner guests Rev. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horton. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shull dined with the T. | C Bairds. ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dr. F. E. Warman, Pastor The revival will close next Sunday i night. Sunday will be a full Jay in j the church work. There will be abap| Usmal service in the af ternoon. | 10 a. m., Sunday School at which i time the result of the contest will 1 j be; given. 11 a. in., sermon: "Will ! the Jews Return to Jerusalem and j Re-establish the Kingdom of Israel ?" 2:30 p. m., baptizng. 6 p. in., Loyal Workers' meeting. 7 p. m., Closing service of the revival. Sermon: "The 1 World's Greatest Drama." J I i MOST insurance policies look r alike in a safe deposit box . . but i if your home burns up you will I j give a lot of thought to the . ! insurance company hack of your , | policy and to the agency that's ! I loss. That's when a policy writgoing to help you adjust your leu by us will look as good as a L first-class bond! ;j Watauga Insurance Co. agent for i HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO. Boone, North Carolina Democrat Ads Pay NSS, V3S. XKR "T? ^ *es<5 The Merr ffT can best be a: ' "?$ ' & Club w^i mas money li j sure Christm; i wf! You may pay ! Christmas an I 3*7 Allow us to e ??? of prodding j| Watai I S8li.-1. i : .C-yl . -v>yv'S',\r.--^\ $t&?fv-yi tlJgggVrtsStf^HH PAGE FIVE I | x ^FF We Do Our Part | To Make Happy Holidays j i ForMolorisIs Replace vour worn tires with now finnrfwoara enjoy the complete safety and pleasure of motoring during the approaching Christmas Season. At the same time we suggest that you allow us to prepare your car in every way for the rigors of winter, lubricate and make trouble-free the mechanism for a long time to corne. We operate the only absolutely eompiete tiredepot and servicing establishment in this part of the State and solicit your patronage. i i ? i ! Hodges Tire Company OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FREE ROAD SERVICE BOONE, N. C. jjl "ime M y Christmas | >sured through the agency of our Christmas Saveh opens this month. Accumulate your Christttle by little over the year, and note what a plea- ??* is shopping details become. {rW from 25 cents to $5 per week and receive next y amount desired, from $12.50 to $250.00. xplain to you this simple and satisfactory method Christmas cheer. J2? iga County Bank M DEPOSITS INSURED UP TO $5,000.00 '

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