PAGE EIGHT
LOCAL MATMEN TO
WRESTLE SPRAY "Y"
SATURDAY. JAN. 10
The Appalachian mat team, undefeated
in a'.: meets thus fu2- this season,
will engage the strong Spray
Y. M. C. A. team in the men's gymnasium
here Sp.tardav ni?ht .Ta'nti
aiy 16.
The local team is picked to \\1n in
spite of the fact that this Y has
one of the best squads in the state.
In a recent meet with Winston-Salem
**Y." the Spray team lost 1U
to 14J?. thus making the Appalachian
team better by comparative
scores However, Coach Watkms is
taking ro chances as he prepares his
grappiers ror tne comin? match.
The lineup for Appalachian \vi';i
probably consist of Gaskill, Ben Norris.
Captain Crooks Hi'f X orris.
Claude Farthing, Roger Ewing, Ciinc
and laoycl Hobbs.
On the following Saturday, the local
wrestlers will go to Raieigh
where they wiil meet the North '
Carolina State College in the most ]
important event of the season. If i
Appalachian wins this meet it will j
probably give her an undisputed !
right to the state championship. !
GRAPPLERS SWAMP
NAVAL SCHOOL IN
MEET AT NEWPORT
Newport News, Va , Jan. 9.?The j
Appalachian State wrestlers showed ?
a definite superiority over the Naval i
Apprentice school here tonight as
they swamped the shipbuilders 29-5. j
Ail Rcuiir. won the lone bout for
Apprentice when he combined a haiiNe&n
r?*. 1 body lock to pin Roger j
Swing" in eight minutes of the match !
Summary:
Gaskili, Appalachian US-pounder. !
easily won. pinning Urrutm in three
minutes, thirty-five seconds.
Ben Morris, Appalachian, won a
decision over Johnson in the 12(>- j
pound class Advantage? seven min- J
ut.es, twenty seconds.
In the 135-pound event, Captain
Crook? won from Gall by a fall in
five minutes, fifteen seconds.
Bill Norris, Appalachian won from I
REPORT OF CON
WATAUGA C(
of Boone and Blowing Rook, in
the close of business or. Decemb
ASS
Cash, balances with other banks, and
collection -
United States Government obligations
teed
State, county, and municipal obligati
Other bonds, notes, and debentures
Loans and discounts
Etanhing house owned, furniture and
Other real estate owned
Other assets
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES i
Deposits or individuals, partnerships,
Demand deposits r
Time deposits evidenced by savii
Qthss i,';uc ttepvsils
State, county, and municipal deposit!
Deposits of other banks
Certified and officers' checks, letter4
checks sold for cash, and amour
bank (transit account)
TOTAL DEPOSITS
Dividends declared but not yet paya
Other Liabilities fJj
TOTAL LIABILITIES EXCLUDIX
Capital account:
Capital stock and capita! notes an<
Surplus
Undivided profits -
Reserves
Total capital account
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPI
On December .11, 1936. the required
bank was $66,340.46. Assets re
legal rese)-ve amounted to $314,91
Deferred obligations not included ante
dinated to claims of depositors and
dividends on preferred stock and
debentures, accrued prior to end
No preferred stock
'This, bank's capital is represented by
to Reconstruction Finance 'CY.rpc
shares of first preferred stock, p
per share, none; No shares of s
shares of common stock, par SlO.i
MEMOI
Pledged assets (except real estate),
U. S. Government obligations, di
pledged to secure liabilities
Other assets (except real estate)
bilities (including' notes and
curities sold under repurcha
TOTAL,
Secured and preferred liabilities:
Deposits secured by pledged asse
by law
TOTAL.
I, P. A. Coffey, Cashier of the a
that the above statement is true, and
the true state of the several matters
best of my knowledge and belief.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Col
Sworn to and subscribed before ir
I hereby certify that I am not an off)
Mv Commission expires 11-3-38 GC
w.
TWO TOUGH
y - - ?; , t'/
/a *
Ben Canipe, left, and Claude C:
Royal Arcanum Fight club cf High
State Teachers College here Friday
Chambers is a 1.45-peunder. Both I
is a southpaw.
Barker by a fall in nine minutes, in
the 145-pound bout.
Claude Farthing, 155. decisioned
Carter. Advantage, nine minutes, i
fifteen seconds. !
Arculin. 1<35, wan over Ewing by i
i'aii ... eight ftiinuUs.
Hobas. heavyweight, won a decis- j
ion over Captain Carmean of Apprentice.
Advantage, uvo nmiutes. i
t we n t y - two seco: ids.
Though he grows burlcy tobacco.
A. C. Henderson of Marshall, Madison
county, does not allow any of his j
lands to remain bare In winter. j
DITIOX OF THE
MJNTY BANK
the State of North Carolina, at I
er 31, 193G. j
ETS
cash items in process of
S314.324.7l
i, aired and fully ?uaran
16,350 00'
ions 53,000 00
350.00
150,700.91
fixtures 20,351.50
14.068.90
2,035.22
$572,987.30
1ND CAPITAL
^JUiauuua.
$277,85-1.24
ngs pass books 31,635 88
- 41,534.44
i 83,171.30
54,427.74
5 of ere,III and travelers'
ts due to Federal Reserve
- 2,326.03
$491,240.02
ble 3,000.00
3,490.15
G CAPITA!, ACCOUNT. ..$497,740.07
3 debentures'... $30,000.00
30,500.00
9,198.08
- _... 5,549.15
75,247.23
TAL $572,987.30
legal reserve against deposits of this
ported above which were eligible as
>4.71.
>ng above liabilities, which are suborother
creditors, None. Undeclared
unpaid interest on capital notes and
of last dividend or interest period,
no capita! notes and debentures sold
ration and none sold to public; no
ar value None per share, retirable at
iecond preferred stock; and 3,000
30 per share.
iANDA
rediscounts, and securities loaned:
rect and fully guaranteed,
$ 14,950.00
pledged to secure liabilibill3
rediscounted and seise
agreement) 41.000.00
? $ 55,950.00
ts pursuant to requirement
; S 55,950.00
? ? 55,950.00
bove named bank do solemnly swear
that it fully and correctly represents
herein contained and set forth, to the
P. A. COFFEY, Cashier
L. A. GREENE,
R. C. RIVERS, Jr., Directors.
unty of Watauga.
ic this 12th day of January, 1937, and
icer or director of this bank.
1RDON H. WINKLER, Notary Public.
ATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVERY r
CUSTOMERS
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tampers. riglgjg two members of the j
pfl *it vCfio v.-:." battle Appalachian *
night. Canipe is. a 135-pounder and j
lids are fast and ir. addition Canipe J"
Charles Mattson Is j!
Battered To Death ]
Tacoma. Wash. Ja::. 12.- Battered
1 and nude. the body of kidnaped A
i Caartes ilattsv-n .was found today in .
the snow-crusted brush lands near \
Everett. 50 miles from the home ]
from which the 10-year-old boy was *
i abducted two weeks ago.
I feared it. said Dr. W. W. Matt-j!
! son, the boy s faUier, as he sped to- I
| ward the spot where a youtlift!'. I
hunt*' stumbled upon the body this j
i morning(
Frozen stiff, the body of the boy
for whom $2S,000 rar.som had been
demand,Sri lay a half a .r.ile west of
the Pacific highway, six miies south
of Everett. Identification was made 1
positive by Paui Sceva, close friend
of the Mattsor, family.
COVE CREEK HIGH
| HEATS CROSS.NORE 49-Iu [
The Cove Greek quint played its
first post-holiday ball game Friday t
night. January 9th. at Crossnoro. *.
Cove Creek's scoring machine began
tl\rowing baskets and ran up a _
score of 21-2 at the half. I
In the third period Cove Creek added
20 points while Cross no re gained
-J. The final score was 49-10 J..
Deal was high scorer with 13 points.
V. Hen son and J. Bingham tied for
second place with 10 po
Cove Creek has played 11 games
j and lost only one to Appalachian 'B*
! team.
Coach ITgSU siys ihii teai'ii & lite j
; best he has ever coached.
Cove Creek lineup for Friday's
; game:
j M. L)eai, g i
H. Isaacs, g 5
| J. Bingham, g 10
j L Deal, f 13
V. Hensor., f 10
Cove Creek substitutes: Campbe:!
(4), L. Isaacs 12). May <2.1, H. Her.scn
ar.d Groga.r:
LOCAL CHURCH
SERVICES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Itev. J. CJ Canipe, Pastor.
A special feature in our church
now is the pastor's Bible class meet- j
ing each Wednesday night from 7 to
8 o'clock. January is Ge.nesis month.
We will cover Genesis ar.d ask that
you read the book of Genesis ar.d
come for the study ar.d discussion
in the class Ail lovers of Bible
knowledge and study arc invited to
come.
!
CALENDAR OF LUTHERAN
SERVICES
St. Marks, Blowing Rock: Preaching
service on the first Sunday of
each month at 2:30 p. m. Sunday
School every Sunday at 9:45 a. m..
Miss Marie Bradshaw, Superintendent;
Prayer meeting Wednesday I
night of each week at 7:30. Luther
League every Sunday, 2:30 p m.
Grace, Boone: Preaching service
every Sunday at 11 a m.; Vespers at
7 p. m. on 2nd and 4th Sundays; Sunday
School every Sunday at 9:45 a.
itl. Prof. George L. Sawyer, Superintendent;
Luther League each Sunday
night at 7 p. m.
Holy Communion Banner Elk;
Preaching service on the 3rd Sunday
of each month at 2:30 p. m.; Sunday
School every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.;
Luther League at 3 p. m. on first,
second and fourth Sundays. We most
heartily welcome the public to all
these services.
On the fourth Sunday of each
month we hold services at Hanging
Rock Chapel at 2:30 p. m. The public
Invited.
REV. J. A. YOUNT, Pastor.
There Is a good deal of difference
between selfishness and greed.
rilURSDAY?BOONE, N. C.
WEEK IN WASHINGTON 1'
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(Continued from page 1 )
corking" hours and wages. > >
Kword Short Term
One senator who was elected last | 1
Covember does not sit in the new '
ongress. because his term expired t
m the day congress met. He is Guy I
Howard of Minnesota.
When Senator Schall died last
iummer. Governor Olson appointed
Slmer A. Benson as senator until the
lext election. Ernest Lundeen ran
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USED FURNITURE
t-piece Overstuffed Living Room
Suite practically new $29.00
l-piece Wicker Suite olO.Ocj
)ak Bed Ivociiu Suite $t0.00|
-tourk. i'.\R uuiing rauie ... sy.w |
3a by Crib >2.50 i
HIGH LAND FURNITURE CO.
>epot Street Roone, X. C.
rOR RENT One 7-room house
with bath and cut buildings, a
good carder.. Xoax college and
town. See Ralph G. Greer.
12-31-tf
SPECIAL PRICES on Irving Room'
Furniture?Brand new three-piece ;
Suites priced $39.50 up. If you 1
an . -t stri in buying Furniture, i
it wi". pay you to see what we,
have to tiiiVr. HIGH LAND FUR- j
N'TI.'RE CO.. Street, Boone, j
X c
DR. C. B. BAT OHM XX. Eye, Ear.
Nose and Throat Specialist, Eliza- j
lethton, Teuii., will he in the office.
>f Dr. !. l>. Hagainan in Boone on'
:he fir^l Monday i*t each month for
;he practice of liis profusion.
OUR GUARANTEE
.. : k ing undersold
,:y ar.y ceenpeuicr or mail order J
louse
BER MAR'S JEWELRY STORE ?
BOONE, N. C.
SVES EXAMINED?Classes fitted! i
modern examination
room over Bank Wednesday and ;
Thursday each week. Other days;
by appointment. Glasses complete]
$7.50 to $10.50 Dr. Wellman. j
Mountain City, To nr.. 12-17r7p 1
WE BUILD 11QMES
Ac have competent workmen
mil engage in wood, brick,
hone and concrete construc,ion.
W. C. Greene. Boone and
;r.. N C 32 24-4p
UAiML.L ttlMl.\h 1 UUNLiL.
lumor Order, meets first ami third
Monday nights at 7:30. Local members
urged to attend. Visiting members
weicome.
PASTIME|
THEATRE |
BOONE. N. C.
"PLACE OF GOOD SHOWS" I
Program for Week |
JAN. 18 TO 23
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MONDAY, JAN. 18
POLO JOE"
with
Joe R. Brown
TUESDAY, JAN. 19 |
LITTLE LORD
FAUNTLEROY"
with
Frankle Bartholomew
WEDNESDAY, JAN. .'0
1 SITTING ON THE
MOON"
with
Rofcer Pryor and
(\ t~ 1 r I) ... .11...
THURSDAY, JAN. 21
REUNION"
with
Dionne Quintuplets
FRIDAY, JAN. 22
"VALIENT IS THE
WORD FOR CARRIE"
With
Ailine Judge and
Gladys George
SATURDAY, JAN. 23
"THE LAST OUTLAW"
with
Harry Carey and
Hoot Gibson
OWL SHOW SATURDAY
NIGHT AT 10:30
"PREVIEW MURDER
_ MYSTERY^'
with
Gall PatTic and
Reginald Denny
I I?I Ill
Special Bargain [1
Matinee, 10c, 15c n
Night Shows, 10c and 25c. rfl
MATINEES AT 2:30 A 4KM)
NIGHT SHOWS, 7:30 & 9:00 |l
or the slx-vear term beginning Janlary
5 and was elected.
But nobody took any steps to proride
a senator for the two months
>et\veen election day, except Mr
toward. He filed a. petition with
Minnesota's secretary of state at
he last minute which got him a
?i<iw wn uit? i\ovwiiwr o<utui. xic j
?IWIIHMH W
Notice To r
Chapter 428. Section SOS. Pub
1931 session of the Legislatui
ty be added to taxes each :r
February. The people are pa
a!. Taxes have to be paid, ai
early and save additional cost
A. D. WILSON,
FOR WAT AT'C
SMIT1
COM) DAYS AND
in food value!
app;
GROC
TOMATO SOUP. 6 cans .
PREPARED MUSTARD, qti
TOILET TISSUE, 6 rolls ...
TOILET SOAP. 7 largo cake
VICK S VAPO RUB SALVI
VICE'S VA-TRO No. 1 Nose
SHOE POLISH o? ail kinds
PRUNES, good grade, poun
SODA CRACKERS. 1-lb. b
SILVER NIP GRAPE JUICI
JEIXO, 3 boxes for
MINCE MEAT, box
MILK MACARONI. 2 boxes
CREAM CHEESE, good grac
BLUM'S ALMANACS
TOMATOES. 2 large cans
PIT c>T r.'Knn foppirp i i
SHOE TACKS. 2 boxes for
LUX & LIFE BUOY TOILE'
SARDINES. 6 largo boxes f
SPINACH, No. 2 can, only
PUMPKIN, No. 3 can, only
GIBBS' TOMATO JUICE, 6
MILK OF MAGNEZIA, 16-<
PEANUT BUTTER, No. 2 ja
FRANCO-AMERICAN SPA<
BROOMS, good 5-strand, fo:
HOOKER LYE. 3 cans for ..
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SEE US BF.FO
DRY C
RAINCOATS for all the fan
SPE1
CHAMBRAY, in assorted co
CURTAIN SCRIM, yard wic
yard
LADIES' HOSE, pair
SPEl
MEN'S SOX, white and fani
BOYS' SWEATERS, cotton .
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS,
97c to
MEN'S TIES, readv tied anr
LADIES' SILK DRESSES,
LADIES' FELT HATS redu
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS, ext
CHILDREN'S FANCY GLO
QUILT REMNANT BUNDL
CURTAIN SCRIM, by the p
INFANTS' TEDDY BEAR ?
RAYON BED SPREADS, fi
A. C. A. FEATHER-PROOF
OVEN-PROOF COOKING
CHILDREN'S FELT TAMS
SMITHEY
BOONE
Pi
JANUARY 14. 1Q3T
was elected by 100,000 majority for
the shortest elective senatorial term
in history. Mr. Howard will draw
51.166.67, and some requisites for
mileage and clerk-hire for the two
months he was a United States senator.
Although he never sat in the
senate chamber he is "ex-Senator ?
Howard."
raxpayers!
lie Laws of North Carolina, <
re. requires that l'/< penal;cnth
after the first day of
ying taxes better than usund
it is much better to pay
, Tax Collector
1A COUNTY.
1
HOT TIPS....
5 AND WEARING
Uii.L
ERIES
25c
art only 14c
25c
s for 25c
.
25c
! Drops 25c
. box . ... 10c
d only 5c
ox l?c
5, 3 large cans 25c
20c
IZVzc
for 15c
ie, pound 22c J
5c
15c
b bucket 89c
5c
P SOAP, 3 cakes 20c
or 25c
12i/ic
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cans for 25c
3Z. bottle for 19c
r, for 25c
jHETTI, 3 cans for 25c
r .. 30c.
- - 25c
kRD, SUGAR AND BEANS.
RE YOU BUY.
rOODS
oily 81.95 to $3.48
3lal
lored stripes, yard 5c
le, in yellow, pink and blue,
5c
5c
:ial
:v, pair 5c
25c and 39c
54 inches, reduced from
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1 plain, reduced to 10c
formerly $3.95, now.... S2.75
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.ra good grade 58c
VES 10c
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ound 17c
>UITS, wool, 3-piece 97c
ill size 97 c
TICKING, yard 23c
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