APPALACHIAN
HI SCHOOL NEWS
Had?* Council
The Student Council of Appa
lachian High school was official
ly installed on Friday morning's
assembly program. Mr: Wey ad
ministered the pledge of office
to. President V. J. Moretz, Jr.,
who in turn gave the pledge to
the officer* of the council. Mar
garet Hayes was installed as
vice-president; Barbara Bingham,
secretary-treasurer; and Nora
Austin, as reporter.
Senior members of the council
are Nora Austin, Annie Cooke,
Margaret Hayes, Teddy Bamette,
V. C. Payne and Lawrence Phil
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Store Hours 8:30 A. M. to
0:30 P. M.
Sundays 3:00 P. M. to 6 P. M
If needed after store hours,
call 114-M or 101.
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lip*.
Representatives from the jun
ior class are Barbara Bingham,
Nettie Lou Rogers, H. M. Moretz
and Roy Wood.
Sophomore class members are
Mildred Dean, Sarah Jane Lewis,
John Idol and Dixon Quails.
The freshman class is represen
ted by Peggy Gross, Billie Jean
Storie, Clyde Austin and Jerry
Troutman.
Council members from the
eighth grade are Pat Aldridge,
Patsy McGuire, Guy Hunt and
Dempsey Wilcox.
The two seventh grade classes
ire to be represented by Geral
dlne Brown and Betty Ann Ed
mis ten.
The executive committee of
the council Is composed of the
officers and two other members
elected by the council, Dixon
Quails and Jerry Troutman.
Home Rooms And Clubs
Miss Alexander's 9th grade
girls elected homeroom officers
last Wednesday morning. They
ire as follows:
President, Fairy Lunsford;
vice-president, Ruby Greer; sec
retary, Joanne Greene; reporter,
Man Culler; student council, Peg
gy Gross.
Miss Reynold's ninth grade
no throa/imItation
In a rtctot tea*. hundred) of men and
women all across (he country amoked
Camela ? and only Camelf ? an average
of one to two peckajiea a day -for 30
cooaecutive dart Each week
their throati were examined
by noted throat apecial
iats ? ? total of 2470
examinations? and theae
doctors found not one
single case of throat
irritation due to smok
ing Camels.
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PROTECT YOUR FAMILY
by becoming a member of
REINS-STURDIVANT BURIAL
ASSOCIATION
TELEPHONE 24 - BOONE, N. C.
A 25 cent fee is charged upon joining after which the follow
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Quarterly Yearly Benefit
One to Ten Years 10 .40 ) 50.00
Ten to Twenty-Nine Years ? .20 .80 100.00
Thirty to Fifty Years .40 1.60 100.00
Fifty to Sixty-five Years .80 2.40 100.00
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girls elected the following offic
er*:
President, Betty Joe Miller;
vice-president, Frieda Moretz;
secretary-treasurer, Kathryn Mil
ler; reporter, Betty Sue Rogers;
room committee, Joaephene Mil
ler; Eva Oxentine, Carol Wood,
Alice Wood;- locker and basket
room, Margaret Phillips, Helen
Winebarger, Olive Moretz, Becky
Shoemaker; program committee,
Reta Lee Norris, Evelyn Mc
Cracken, Beth Phillips, Joan
Parker; first aid, Merrill Hayes,
Shirley Maltba; student council
representative, Billie Jean Storie.
State College Hints to
Farm Homemakera
One way of attaining a more
successful home life is by the
provision of a family council. Let
all members of the household
join in this council and meet
once a week to discuss common
problems. This will give anyone
with a grievance an opportunity
to bring it before the group,
where it is usually ironed out
with no difficulty.
A good dinner served amid
peaceful surroundings and in an
atmosphere of securdity is no
small contribution to family life.
Keep the table-talk constructive
and mix with the baked beans
and angel cake plenty of love,
laughter, and understanding.
Thus will the dinner hour be
made a much-looked-forward-to
event in your home.
After cutting fresh flowers
from the garden, place in water
almost to the blossoms. Insert
scissors under water and cut off
small portion of the stem. Keep
stems under water until flowers
become turgid and stand up well
for artistic arranging.
Have you ever tried a little
|Chlorox in the water to keep it
fresh and keep down the odor
|from decaying stems and leaves?|
A little dry mustard or salt
rubbed on the hands and then
rinsed off will remove onion
odors.
To remove onion or fish odors
from pans in which those and
other odiferous foods have been
cooked, wash the pans in hot
soapy water to which one or two
tablespoons of vinegar have been
added.
Farmers have increased their
capacity -to produce food to the
highest levels in United States
[history and prospects are that
they will produce even more in
the future.
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BRIEF NEWS
Government ownership of trans
port is held dangerously near.
Employers to get awards of
merit for hiring handicapped.
Navy opens school in Bayonne
to cut vast material waste.
Class I railroads' net income
for August was $86,000,000.
Radio revenues rise 7.4 per
cent in 1948 as costs advance 10
per cent.
U. S. asks five movie produc
ers to end hold on 1,400 theatres.
Two air - colonies say super
atom bills will win a war quick
ly
Rearming and U. N. speeches
create war fears among British.
RAF opens drive for 100,000
recruits at rate of 1,000 weekly.
California begins $50,000,000
Folsom Dam near Sacramento.
Autos hold lead as users of
steel, six months' figure shows.
United States sought reduction
of arms sixteen years ago.
Secretary Marshall stresses
right of all people to free press.
United States high command
charts defense for fifty years.
Gen. Clay quoted as -saying
the Soviet might is overrated.
Auto output in seven months
put at 3,000,000 cars or trucks.
Doctors say penicillin dust has
cured cases of common cold.
Business failures feared heavy
If price inflation ends.
Peak steel output of 64,000,000
tons is forecast for this year.
Building up of charge accounts
urged on retail stores.
House group majority lays
high prices to grain export.
California's population rises to
10,031,000, census shows.
France tops list of ECA grants
in first six months.
Nehru says India will resist
"aggression" in Kashmir.
U. S. orders helicopter big as
DC-4, with bus-size trailer. p
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