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BOONE Hl LIFE i
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CoiuiDg Soon
Friday, January 20, the Blue Devils
will meet Newland in the high school
gym here.
Tuesday. January 24, the Blue
Devils will play Bethel in the high
school gyni at Cove Creek.
Everybody come out and see these
games as they will be very close and
very exciting.
Teachers to Write Articles
The teachers in Appalachian high
school, beginning next week, will
write several articles. These articles
rre to be about any phase of their
work and will explain how the work
of Appalachian high school Is carried
on. As they are written by the
teachers they will have no connection
at all with the Boone Jfigh Life
which is weekly published in the Watauga
Democrat. So next week, when
you get your Democrat do not look
under the Boone H3gh Bite to find
these articles but elsewhere ir. the
paper.
Window Shades Kewived
During the first week of school after
the Christmas holidays the school
received window shades for the rooms
that have had trouble with the sun
shining in. especially in the afternoon.
These shades are adjustable,
which will enable the rooms to have
light, but will also keep the sun out.
Students Keenly? Pictures
During the first week of school the
students had their pictures made at
the school by the Stra\vl>erry Finishing
Service of Durham. They arrived
last week. Most of them were
satisfactory but some were returned.
An identification picture of each, stu<Jent
will be kept on file in the office
for future reference.
Distinction List
This is the same as an honor roil
in most schools but much harder to
make. A student must have no bad
citations, perfect attendance, make
satisfactory grades, be approved by
the faculty, and carry on satisfactory
work Ln extra-curricular activities.
Since making good grades <1 peed
upon your own achievement it. is
more or less up to the individual to
umkt this distinction list.
woiinvving is tile list of pupil nali?
irtsr fhe :i$t .for thc-j.
Set: lor s ?Pubr,e r Blair, Kutn Tv~jjfo?,
Jessie Tlmriiona, Ethel Wilson,
Edna Ward, Caroiyu iV&ittg, Marie
Hodges, Lezia Mae Fosl?r
Juniors Perry Greene, Theresa
Brown, Wreathe Marsh, Lena Penick. I
K&lh&rir.e Smith, Louise Taylor. Mar- I
goret Bakor, I?is Hlirdin, Ivalaa
Lyons. Ruth Miller, Virginia Greene,
Jean Story. Edith Trivet to, Heler.
Wilcox.
Sophoir.ores- -Arnold Brown, Jordan
Cook, J. B. Hagaman, A. Y
Howell, Baxter Kb well, Lloyd Isaacs, i
Charles Robers, Roystfir Burnett,
Myrtle Carroll. Ellen Cook. Lucille i
Cook. Hope Filer. HStze! Miller. Mar-1
garet Smith, Frances Smith.
Freshmen -Gene Bingham, Joe Coffey,
Carl Greene, Von Hagaman, A.
E. "Hodges, Jr.. Robert Lovill, James
Marsh, Earl Penick, Jaoqueline Cook.
Mary Alice Cook, Mary Sue Cook.
Lucille Wyke, Beverly Townsend.
Dana Stevenson, Evelyn Smith, Mary
Lee Shull, Agnes Preston, Lila June
Norris, Lois Nbrris, Fiances Louise
Nichols, Juanita Michael. >Jbllie P.
Mtorctz, Betsy Mae Johnson. Mildred |
B&rrlson. Ruth Hardin.
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Sunday School Class
Has Record Attendance
Through the commendable work of
Messrs. Herman Wilcox and J. O.
Cook, the young men of Boone have
awakened to their spiritual needs and
are turning in an attendance record
lor the young peoples' class of the
Boone Baptist church that is surpassing
any number counted prior to
this time.
"Unlike the situation last year,
nearly every eligible young man of
the community is counted every Sunday.
and what few are left out have
been named a3 prospects by a committee
organized to bring them into
the services. The enrollment numbers
approximately CO.
An epoch in Sunday school work
at the Baptist church was marked
last week by a social given for the
class, at which time about 60 were
in attendance. Featured on the program
in discussions relative to the
work in the Sunday school were
Messrs. D. B. Dougherty, Wade E
Brown. J. O. Cook. Herman Wilcox.
Gene Wilke, and Rev. J. C. Canipe.
Interest in the class work has been
revived through the organization of
a basketball team which has counted j
consecutive victories over opponents j
of Fleetwood. Jefferson All-Stars, j
Elkin All-Stars and Elkir. hisrh Cove 1
Creek All-Stars, and lost one to Ap-'
palachian "B" leant by 22-23 score.
Thursday night the class team, will
again meet the Appalachian **B"
team in the local gymnasium.
Mabel School News
Following is the honor roll and perfect
attendance for the first half of
the school year:
Honor Koll
First grade: Frank Combs, Mary
June Stephens. Virginia Wilson. Gay
Warren and Jackye Lou Wilkinson. |
Second grade: Blaine Wilson, Gene (
Wilson, Sally Kate Greene, Pauline
Norris, Ruby Smith, Geneva Wallace.
Third grade: Irene Towns end.
Faith Thompson, Elsie Mae Warren,
Jean You nee. Ruby Moody.
Fourth grade: Shirley Max Swift,
Arlene Thomas, Ruby Dean Wilson,
Sylvia Joanne Perry.
Fifth grade: Betty Gtvne, Ruth |
Miilet*. Mtidked G&Jorab, Wiknettaj
Thomas. Eugene Wilson:
S:>:?h zsiiitfpg Geneva i
: -T.; j"'
nita Warren.
Seventh grade: Lain;? Reeco, Esta'
Eirby. Rcba Greer. Lewis Burkett. |
Perfect Attendance j
First grade: James Isaacs, Jack |
Winebarger. Ernest Perdue, Hazel!
Combs, Lillian Rcece. Mary June Ste-j
phens. Virginia Wilson, Lucille Wine-1
harger, Jackye Lou Wilkinson,
Second grade: Jack Miller, Blaine
WUaon, Gene Wilson, J. I>. Wingharger,
Irene Miller. Josaphine
Greene, Geneva Wallace.
Third grade: Elsie Mhe Warren.
Myrtle Combs, Ruby Noll Reece. Ruth
Reece, George Wilkinson, Tommie
Greene Brandon R^s f?bn ma_
ward Cbmbs, Ruby Moody.
Fourth grade: Shirley Max Swift,
Fay Wilson, Arlene Thomas
I Fifth grade: Mary Combs, Betty
i Greer. Mary Louise Miller. Edna Miller.
Ruth Miller, Pearl Reece, Rosa
I^ee Warren, Glenn Davis, Ralph
j Greer, John Henry Oliver, Stanley
I Reece, Lawrence Wilson,
j Sixth grade: Carl Campbell, Otto
j Thomas, Edward Anderson, Mary
| Sue Eggers, Daisy Reece. Sophia
Thompson, Juanita .Warren.
Seventh grade: Louise Burton, Esta
Kirby, Reba Greer, Laine Reece,
Lewis Burkett.
| GREYHOUND CUTS FARES
i HL P. Brawner. general traffic
manager of the Atlantic Greyhound
lines, has announced widespread bus
fare reductions, effective January 16.
The cost of travel to literally thousands
of places?large cities and
crossroads towns alike?are cut considerably.
Since Greyhound transportation,
even before the fares were
lowered, cost less than any other
type of transportation, this new reduction
is naturally a matter of more
than ordinary interest to all travelers.
The public's reaction to the lower
rates will undoubtedy first be reflected
in an increase of bys traffic
tc the Florida and Culf coast resorts.
Although Grevhound hns airondv
augmented its service to these midwinter
vacation areas to care for
normally increased business at this
time of year, it is expected that still
further additions will have to be
made to handle extra numbers of
travelers who will take immediate
advantage of the new rate cuts.
NOTICE
Zeb Swift vs Maggie Swfit.
The defendant, Maggie Swift, will
take notice that an action as above
has been commenced in the superioi
court of Watauga county, N. C., for
divorce absolute, by the plaintiff
and the defendant will take notice
that she is required to appear at the
office of the clerk of the supcrioi
court of Watauga county at Boone
N. C., on or before the 27th day o!
February, 1939, and answer or demur
to the complaint in said actior
or the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relltf demanded in sale
complaint.
This 16th day of January, 1939.
A. E. SOUTH.
1-19-4C Clerk Superior Court
WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVE!
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Mickey Rooney and WaUacc ,
Beery, two of the best loved stars .
of today, will be seen in ''Stable- |
mates" which will !> > shown at the '
Appalachian Theatre next Monday !
Personal News Notes
From Valle Crucis
Miss Sue Taylor of Raleigh, spent
Saturday night with her mother,
Mrs. C. D. Taylor, and left Sunday
for Xashvilte. Tenn., on a business
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Atkins spent
the week-end with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Mast at Sugar Grove.
Miss Inicile Mast's grade in the
Valle Crucis public school, were the J
guests of the management of the
Appalachian Theatre in Boone Friday
afternoon.
Calvin Wentz and Paul Roberts of
Charlotte, were visitors in the valley
Monday, January It
Miss Mabel Moretz of IiCnoir, spent
a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Howard Mast.
Miss Adelaide Smith has returned
to Valle Crucis school to resume her
teaching, after having been detained
La Charlotte on account of the illness
of her mother. Mrs. W. J. Smith, j
who ij 'AOv.- rapidly recovering from j
her Illness. . '
Sunday on business. a",Tv~r|
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Olsen, Misses
j Wilnpt Baird and .Nancy Taylor, Gilbert
Taylor anu Frank Taylor were
dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. Robt.
Glenn in Mountain City, Tenn., on
Sunday night, January 8.
Miss Jane Page Walker of Valle
Crucis school, visited her mother,
Mrs. Robert Duncan of Asheville,
this week-end.
The entire student body of Valle
Crucis school attended the picture,
''Brother Rat," at the Appalachian
Theatre n R<vwio Wmin*voSn%i
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Jj| BAKERSVTLLE, N. C.
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Cash in Vaults and due fi
= ^ U. S. Government Bonds
= = N. C. State Bonds
\= County and Municipal Boi
iri j Other Stocks and Bonds
= = Accrued Interest on Bond
Loans and Discounts
Banking Houses, Furnitur
= = Fixtures
= = Less Reserve for Deprecia
Other Real Estate owned
= = Other Assets
Ijf TOTAL
11 01
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! M R. A. DOUGHTON ...
! || EDWIN DUNCAN
; Jl JOHN C. McBEE, Sr.
: 11 W. J. CAROON
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and Tuesday. The picture, played
against the dramatic background
of a race track, tells the story of
a stirring friendship between a
ouce famous veterinary and a
stable boy.
neon. Others in Boone Wednesday
from Valle Crueis to see the picture
were Mr. ar.d Mrs R. A. OLsen, Mr.
and M!rs. Tom Bairu. Miss Gladys
Taylor, Mr. Fran!: Taylor, Mrs. C. D.
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor,
Mrs. W. H. Wagner and Mrs E. D
Butt.
Mass Adelaide Smith of the faculty
of Valle Crucis school, gave a talk on
Alaska at the meeting of the Valle
Crucis Parent-Teacher Association
Friday afternoon.
MRS. FRANK B. LEE
(Bel Air, Md., Times.)
Mrs. Ella Lee. nee Day. wife of
Mr. Frank B. i>ee of Bel Air. died
at the University Hospital oil Thursday
evening, January 5, at the age
of 55 years. Death resulted from a
complication of diseases.
Surviving besides her husband a re
one daughter, Miss Vivian Lee. at
home; or.e son. Mr. Thomas Lee at
home; the mother, Mrs. Thumbs Day,
of North Carolina, six sisters, Mrs.
Claude TripU tt and Mr s. MojlUe Kales
of Bet Air; Mrs 1> tora. Cock.
Mrs Ethel Hodges and Misses Bertha
and Day, ? of North C&Fo- j
Day of Joppa, and Messrs. MUlard. jM
[Eugene and iLr.ga Day, all of North ,
| Carolina. E
Funeral services wore in charge of jj
i the local organization of the Ameri-1
can Legion, Mr. Lee. being a member j
Services were held at Mount Zion |
church with the Revt Frank Auki, the
Rev. Harry G. Spencer and the Hev.
G. A. Ogg officiating. Interment ]
j was made in the adjoining cemetery.
The pallbearers were Messrs. Archer
Caldwell, Walter Bennington, Earl
Hurkins, Forest Taylor. Oscar Ray
and Stewart O. Day. ?
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President
Executive Vice-President
Vice-President
Secretary
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JANUARY 19, 1939
The manner of giving* allows the Three drops of skunk musk will
laracter of the giver, more than the scent an area of about one mil?
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FOR SALE
rao sugnuy used jonn ueere power unus. will sell at a very
reasonable price. Speed 900 R. P. M.. with 13|V4-inch diameter x
S4-inch face pulley. Rated at 111 horse power brake. Weight
_'096 pounds. Rural fine on cheap grade fuel oil.
Slake ideal power for saw mill or other belt power.
MAYMEAD LIME COMPANY
SHOUNS, TENN. .
Auction Salel
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BOONE BARGAIN
HOUSE
Saturday, January 21st
Beginning at 10 a. in.
In order to make room for our spring merchandise, we
will sell at Public Auction, for cash merchandise for the
entire family. No by-bidders will be allowed, and the
merchandise will positively go?at your own price
FOR MEN FOR WOMEN
?Suits, Overcoats ?Dresses, Short Coats
?Blanket-lined Jackets ?Overcoats
?-Sheepskin Coats ?Princess Slips
?Odd Pants, Hats ?Blouses, Sweaters
?Caps, Shirts ?Hose, Shoes
?Sweaters, Shoes and Overshoes
FOR CHILDREN
?Suits. Drosses ?R:iin Cnnt<;
?Cups, Snow Fan's ?Hose, Shoes
?Sheepskin Ctmfs ?Overshoes
FREE?One Imported Belgian Rug
Winner must be present when name is called.
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Featuring Nothing But Bankrupt Stocks
Next to Boone Drug Company Boone. N. C.
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LIABILITIES 11
Capital Stock (Common) 5180,000.00 ~rr
Surplus 120,000.00 =
Undivided Profits 47,841.21 5 347,841.21 1 jf
Reserve lor Contingencies 6.23S.86 = ||
Unearned Interest 15,720.03
Reserve for Taxes and Accrued Interest
due Depositors 13,408.33 =: =
Dividend 5 024.10 \E
DEPOSITS 3,344.828.77 =1
TOTAL 53.733.119.30 |f
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