PAGE TWO
COVE? """
SCHOOL NEWS
The enrollment at the er.d of the
second month is 348 in the elementary
school and 322 in the high
school, a total of 670. which is the
highest in the school's history. The
average attendance lost month was
S9% of the enrollment.
Several metribers of the senior class
are planning to visit the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, on
Saturday. November 5. Free tickets
for the Carolina-V. P. I. football
game will be given the seniors and
other features will be provided for
their entertainment during the day.
A total of 5,460 free books have
been issued children in the elementary
school and 972 books have been
rented to high school pupils. An
adequate supply of all books is on
hand in the principal's office at all
times.
Miss Elizabeth Bridge and Mr.
.Hamilton have recently organized
4-H Clubs in the school. Wc are
gmu lo see xius wor*c sxarxea in me
community ami congratulate? these
leaders upon their fine showing at
the state fair.
The high school curriculum consists
of 35 separate courses. Only 12 units
are prescribed for graduation which
means that each pupil can make his
electives from a large group of subjects.
Theie are 00 pupils enrolled
in the classes in commerce and 45
in industrial arts.
The six school buses operating to
the school made a splendid record
last, month with an operating cost
of slightly more than 4. cents per rnile
and an average of 93 pupils carried
per bus.
Window shades have been installed
in the elementary and home economics
buildings.
Bethel boys' and Cove Creek girls'
softball teams were victorious ill
games playeii here Tuesday afternoon.
Thanksgiving holidays will be observed
Thursday and Friday. November
24 and 25. School will bo dismissed
for the Christmas holidays on
BOONE DRUG CO.
The REX ALL Store
RELIABLE
PRESCRIPTION
SERVICE
We meet nil totally advertised
drug prices.
G. K. MOOSE. Manager '
|p A S T I M E i
THEATRE
BOONE, N. C.
B "PLACE OF GOOD SHOWS"
Program For Week
NOV. 7 TO 12
MONDAY. NOV. 7
"SPAWN OF THE NORTH"
with
George Raft Jt Dorothy Lamour
TUESDAY, NOV. 8
"LISTEN, DARLING"
with
Judy Garland & F. Bartholomew
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9
"BOY OF THE STREETS"
n-lth
Jackie Cooper
THURSDAY, NOV. 10
"NAVY BLUE AND GOLD"
with
Lionel Borrymore A" Itobt. Young
Second Run
FRIDAY, NOV. 11
"BORN TO DANCE"
with
Eleanor Powell & James Stewart
Second Run
SATURDAY, NOV. 12
"OVERLAND EXPRESS"
with
Buck Jones
OWL SHOW Beginning at 10:30
Saturday Night
"RACKET BUSTERS"
with
George Brent & Gloria Dickson
I Special Bargain
Matinee, 10c, 15c
I Nlgtt Sbavrs, l?e auMI no.
H MATBMEBS AT ZSO * 4M
H NIGHT SHOWS, 7:80 6 9:00
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Thursday. December 22. i
The CLee C<ub. both boys and girls, j
entered numbers in the Harvest Festival.
sponsored by the college at!
Boone. Hie school also presented a;
one-act play.
Cuid|) Fire Girls
October 19th, the 193S group of!
freshmen, sophomore, junior and j
senior girls, with the help of Miss'
Whicker and Miss Shoun. organized j
the Camp Fire Girls club. We elected
as president. Marie Parker: vice I
president. Billie Broun; secretary and
Ireasurer. Billie Harmon, and report
or. Lavola Brown. Miss Whicker is
director and Miss Shoun assistant
director. We elected as our sponsors
Mrs. James Mast. Mrs. Coy Billings
and Mrs. D. T. Broun.
The members of the club are as!
follows: Ruby Atkins. Marjorie
Baird, Josephine Banner, Geraldine j
Bingham. Addie Bingham. Rheba .
Bingham, Maxine Bradley. LennLs
Broun, Billie Brown, Lavola Broun.
Betty Collins, Carolyn Combs. Louise
Greene. Hassie Harmon. Billie
Harmon. Ruth Henson, Helen Hicks,
Ruth Hodges. Louise Lewis, Dorothy
Mast, Lola Miller, Marie Parker.
Margie Lee Palmer. Nellie Miller.
Ruth Miller.
Thursday night, October 20. some j
of the faculty of the Cove Creek
school gave a play called "Mummy j
and the Mumps.* for which the pro- j
ceeds were used for the benefit of [
the Camp Fire Girls. The girls j
made $12.76 from the play and candy
combined.
At our second meeting we were ,
fortunate in ha\ ing with us Mrs. !
Garbee of Boone, She talked to us I
about Camp Fire Girls and told us j
interesting facts about them. I think
her talk made us all anxious to become
members of the club.
Activities of the Camp Fire Girls
are presented as seven crafts?Homo
crafts, health crafts, handcrafts, nature
love, camping, business and citizenship.
LAVOLA BROWN.
j
The ioir.Ls croak ever though the j
face has been lifted, j
The
j~or j
IF WE KNEW anytliini
the country than m;
would do it.
By every one doing
thinks most useful, this <
its momentum. Wc has
our job.
When business was sui
ery more than a year ag
should keep going anyv
motor car production, t
greater motor car value
production.
EXPANDING FC
We began to build 34
new plants and equiptr
could not employ all out
we would employ as in;
better production facilii
We were told, of cou
for expansion, that a wi
be to "hold everythii
everything. But no <
standing still.
Besides, we are not dei
this country has seen its
country is yet in the infa
lieve that every atom
Country and our People
the future. We believe i
Never yet have our Pe
Never yet have we se
But we shall see it!
which we have built.
Business is not just <
to be brought back. Ti
understood in this coui
will be a co-operative yi
and buyers will co-oper
ness that is waiting to t
This construction pre
It has increased activity
of related industries. Ii
ities for building betl
eventually our new tract
THIS MEANS
The current program
plant, which will turn ot
ments ... a new tool aj
us eat the cost of dies .
that will enable us to at
mobile bodies. These at
we already had for pr
plastics, and many oth<
We don't supply all
and never expect to. Tb
*-tauga democrat?every
LEES-McRAE TO MEET
CAMPBELL GRIDDERS
Banner Elk. Nov. 1?In their last
home game of the season, the Leca.McRae
Bobcats will meet the Carnpbell
Coll ego eleven on the field at
Banner Elk Saturday afternoon at
2:30.
Fresh from their 6-0 victory over
Wingate last week, the Lecs-MeRae
gridders. although rated underdog in
the coming game, are hopeful of upsetting
the heavy Campbell team. It
will be the first time in three years
that the two teams have met and is
a North Carolina Junior College con
ferenct* tilt.
The llackorc-U-eoached squad came
out of last week's game with few
injuries, although several pood men
Must Easterlj t'oint
West Quoddy Head, on the Main*
coast, is the most easterly point of
continental United .States.
i
DOLLAR DAYS ARE !
BARGAIN DAYS
At
STAGINGS' j
$100 Pocket Watch .. . 83c j
17 Jewel Gents Y. G. Wlrlst Watch, j
practically new SI 7.00 j
15 Jewel Gents' Y. G. iWaltliam |
Watch, practically new . .. S 12.50
7-Jewel Gent's Elgin Wrist Watch.
good as new $12.50 j
Two 15--Jewel Ladies* Y. G.
Watches, like hew $15.00
Many Other Used Watches to
chiHbe from, priced from 3.50 up.
EXTRA SPECIAL
10% Discount on all Cash Sales
above 510.00.
DUI.I.Mt IIAVS OM.V j
STALLINGS
Boone's Sheading Jeweler i <
; I
Fords'
1Q1Q 1:
; better we could do (or nUjh
ike good motor cars, we
his best In the job he
country is going to regain MfegS
e tried to do our best in
ddenly halted in its recovo,
we determined that we
.'ay, if not at full-volume
hen at getting ready for
s that would help future
m
)R THE FUTURE i
million dollars' worth of
lent. We felt that if we
' men building motor cars,
any as we could building
ties.
rsc, that this was no time
ser business policy would
lg"?which means, stop
>ne ever got anywhere
Featists. We do not believe
best days. We believe this Bsmtcb
inry of its growth. We be- Hnm.
of faith invested in our
: will be amply justified by .
Vm trios is Just beginning.
ople seen -real Prosperity.
i r> < oursel
en -adequate Production.
. . . econoi
Inat is the assurance in ^
suppli
:oming back. It will have ^
hat is now becoming well oursel
ltry; for that reason 1939 fr0m I
gar. Manufacturers, sellers ^ R<
ate to bring back the bosi- ??c.
e brought back. J*
gram is almost completed. profit
' and payrolls in a number always
t has given us better facil- is that
irr cars and trucks, and profits
or which is being perfected. Oui
value
MORE VALUE ?
has provided a new tire We
it a part of our tire require- sjpe
ad die plant that will help
. . . and a steel-press plant
alee more of oar own auto- ^
? in addition to the plants While
oducing glass, iron, steel, con. ,
t things. The ?
our own needs, of course, autom
e Fotd engine is one thing labors
THURSDAY?BOONE, N. C.
may be lost to the Green and Gold
Saturday. Shapou and Fcrebee.
Gashv backs, and Godwin, husky 190- j
I $ - D<
| Quails
=? means many bargai
= price on many piec
and Saturday of this
Furniture in our sto
f? $65.00 PIANOS
IE SI2.50 VICTROLAS
|| S10.00 VICTROLAS
M S 17.50 SEWING MACHI>
S16.50 SEWING MACHIN
$15.00 CHINA CLOSETS
?| $1.;.50 CHINA CLOSETS
H $14.50 SIDEBOARDS
=E 310.00 SIDEBOARDS
== S2.'t ni) I IV)\T. RnriAi
SI8.50 LIVING ROOM S
This is only a few o
{== discount. Many bai
E= day sale.
| Oualls
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Tell T
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I
rW Edsel Ford, on the occasion of tit ifti,
0 one's hand touches but ours. Of
hing else we use we build some qt
ves, to find, if possible, better and
mical ways of doing it. The eape
jowl edge we gain are freely shated wi
ers, and with other industries.
take no profit on anything we maJ
ves and sell to ourselves. Every opei
the Ford ships which first bring iron
>uge, is figured at accurate cost. Th<
is on the finished result?the car or
omes off the line. Some years, there
for us. But we see to it that our out
1 profit. A basic article of our business
no sale is economically constructive ui
the buyer as much as or more than the
r new plants have helped us build
into all our cars for 1939. That
profit on the purchase to the pur?
have not cut quality to reduce cost
simply will not build anything in
IW TESTING EQUTPME>
i we were putting up new plants to pi
ve constructed new equipment to test
rst weather tunnel of its kind ever bt
lobile research went into operation
, _ . _ .t
wane* mi* year.
pound guard, were injured in Who I
Wingate gome and may not eeo ac- i I
tioa. I f
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allar D;
at
1 U1 UllUt I
ins at $1.00, and more tha
;es of Furniture. During
i week, we will give a 10^
re.
$58.50 $18.50 PAREOF
$11.25 $5.'95 9x12 GOl
$9.00 Special
?ES $15.75 $4.45 9x12 CF
ES $14.85 Special
$13.15 $12.50 DRESSEi
$12.15 $10.00 DRESSE
$13.05 $8.00 DRESSEF
$9.00 $4.50 NEW 50-1
JITS $20.70 $3.50 IRON BE
UITS $16.65 $2.00 IRON BE
f the many pieces we have
rgains in our store for you
> Furniture
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anaifmary of the founding of tbt Ford Moto
nearly It makes any kind of *
lantity weather it delivers every d
more to find in Nature. Our car
rience give you good service in an
th our In other tests, every pa
shed unmercifully. Then
Ice for docvci to see if they can ?
ration, any sign of weakness,
ore to The money we spend on
- only on repairs. And your famil
' truc'c dependable when we put it
; is no
omers THE jNTEW
-t We have two new Ford can
and better looking?but w
new car.
more
It's called the Mercury I
, between the De Luxe F<
Zephyr. It is lar gar than tl
* wheel base, hydraulic brake
ferine. power V-type 8-cylinder e
We know that our 1939
[j quality. We think they'n
price d asses.
r?Tnte With new cars, new plan
tillr'foe ?hole Ford or%*niz*tion it
at our *
FORD MOTOR COMPAN
NOVEMBER 3, 1938
The stdti- of Ohio is larger than
Bulgaria in both population oral
irea.
ay-$ | I
Store | |
in a dollar off the
Thursday, Friday
o discount on all
t SUITES S16.65 S|
LD SEAL LINOLEUM.
tESCENT LINOLEUM.
$3.95
RS $11.25 || |
5BS $9.00 ?? |
IS $7.20 ??
.B. MATTRESSES $3.95 ||
OS $3.15 if
ds si.so m
for sale at a 1 0% ^
i during the three |e
Store | i
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Lans
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r Company, Juno 16,1938
reather to order. The
ay would take months
s are weather-tested to
ly climate anywhere,
irt of the car is pun.
our engineers tear it
ind abnormal wear or
tests saves you money
y car is safer and more
in your hands.
r CARS
i for 1939?better cars
e also have an entirely
8. It fits into our tine
>rd and the Lincolnbe
Ford, with 116-inch
t, and a new 95-horsengjne.
can are can of good
> fine values in their
ts, new eqmpasentj the
geared to go forward.
V, Dntfeocn, Michigan
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