Bookmobile Schedule Wednesday, February 14 ? Wlnebarger school, 0:30 a. m.; Mm: Camp, Ellison's Store, 10:43 a. m.; Todd, McGulres Service atation, 11:49 a. m.; Greene Val ley school, 12:30 p. m.; MlUer'i school, home of Mn, L. Starnes, 2:00 p. m.; Sands, home of- Mra. C. G. Hodge*, 2:30 p. m. Thursday, February 15? Cove Creek Elementary school, 9:15 a. m.;Rominger, home of Shelby Rominger.12 00 noon.; Romlnger school, 12:30 p, m.; Victor Ward's stort, 1:30 p. m., Willow Valley, home of Mr*. E. Y. Edmiaten, 2:00 p. m.; Willow Valley, home of Mrs. Fred Greene, IJ5 p. m.; NO trips will be made if wea ther it bad. MTU nwmiif rrauajr, g cui vmry I: Johnnie P. Greene, president ; Wilson Hodges, vice-president; John K. Parry, secretary -trea surer; Lawrence Wilson, assis tant secretary-treasurer. The technician reported that 40i cows were bred artificially in 1M0. Plans were made to or ganise a farm tour to give farm era an opportunity to compare the young cows that were sired artificially wit* their dams. Comparison will be made on type as well as production. - Ml Shipping Permits Permits /or mailing soil sam ples to the soil testing laboratory may be obtained from the coun ty agents office in Boone. These permit* are ..necessary at post offices in the regulated area be cause of the Japanese beetle. DEMOCRAT AP8 PAY Soil Cnn?rr>rton Note* By h. 7~w5iu|||'.:' ;v, The woodland* of the Watauga Soil Conaervation District hair* reecived tar leaa attention than other parts of the (arm. Ap proximately ?#% of the area of the county la tn wood* yet the sate >4 timber and wood product* amount* to a very small perccnt of the farm income. Moat of this woodland is extremely sleep or rocky and should remain in timber permanently. Such land should be managed to give greater returns Just as w* man age our cropland and pasture. There are several ways that farm woodlandr. can be improv ed and made to yield far great er returns to the farmer. Improv ment cutting which leaves the more desirable species of trees, pays great dividends in faster growth and a better grade of lumber. Selective cutting of mature trees enables the farm er to remove the mature timber and releaae the smaller more crowded ones by giving them more sunlight. Such cuttings in sure sales of timber with only the mature ones being removed at a given time. This keeps a good condition in the woodland at all times. Removal of mature trees enables young seedlings to germinate if all ages of trees are found in the woodland. Protection from grazing Is an Important step in a good wood land program. With livestock grazing through the woods the young trees, vital to the repro duction of the woodi, are eatetf and trampled into the ground, leaving the area bare when ma ture trees are cut. In a forestry program the Soil Conservation Service also stress - es the need of reforestation of the steepest and more eroded areas of the county. There is still time to order seedlings for planting such areas. With the T. V. A. providing the young trees at no coat to the fanner, this is an ideal time for refores tation. II BABIES IN 1* YEAR Cliffwood Beach, N. J.? Little Bruce Carey was recently wel comed into the Carey brood, making the eighteenth child for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carey in eighteen years. All are living. North Carollnlana Go t ? THOUSANDS MORE TELEPHONES IN 1950 1990 was another bit telephone year in North Carolina. Southern Bell installed 68.252 telephones . . . nearly enough to serve another city the size of Charlotte and Gastonia combined. The big job. however, was makins new telephones possible by constructing and enlarging buildings, in stalling central officc equipment, building lines and' stringing wire and cable. In all we spent more than SI2.S0u.000 last year to expand and improve North Carolina's telephone service Today Nortli Carolina has twice as many telephones ?s were in servicc at the cod of World War II . . . almost twice as many long distance circuits . . . almost three times as many rural telephone*. That's mighty impot tattt right now as the nation mobilizes for defense. In the days ahead. Southern Bell can be counted on to dc to fuil part in defense ? in Nortli Carolina and thrffghout the South. H. O. Booth. North Carolina Managrr in i . i 'I It Mmb'i mom be* thf meaty you pay m for Jt imia . . . tb?t aoeey jots to pay SSjjp wtgaa taws m t Mber operahny 0M1 7>e mam? /? hmU mw ftciUiIrs BUM cone from [?JM*a with money to brvwt. TbM'i why tfca fntire of telephone wrvkc Jipilt oa the Ooipaay'a ability to pay for the oar of mosey invaated in telepiione ftdMafc f "t' ! A?ii, J \J? ffij MM fltt IIIIMONI AN* IUIM?I tllMNT Two great facta stand out in modern social thought ? the poten tialities of youth and the obligation resting upon the older generation to turn these hidden powers into safe and useful channels. In some countries youth and childhood are -exploited to foster political, aims and bolster the power of totalitarian dictators. Such organizations desecrate youth and add to the pain and confusion of the world. The Boy Scouts organization exis a to biess and strengthen youth itself. It seeks to develop character by inculcating the principles of truth, honesty, integrity and faith. It builds strong bodies through healthful outdoor exercises. * Religion is the safest guide in human living. Boy Scouts are taught to respect and reverence religious faith, to attend Church and put their trust in God. Scout troops seek to translate religion into practical living. The Boy Scouts organization i* a potent factor in combating ju venile delinquency. The scouts are taught to be true to God and their country, to keep themselves morally clean and physically strong. What more could a parent ask for his boy? THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Church is ,Ke freaiest (actor on earth for the building pi character and food citizenship. It is a storehouse ol tpir.tual values Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilisation can survive. There ore iour sound reason* why every person should attend services regularly and support the Ch'irch. They are: (I) For his ovrr. sake. 12) For his children'* sake. (3) For the sake of his community and nation (4) For the rake ol the Church its*)!, which needs his moral and material support. Plan to go to church regu larly and read your Bible dally. ' Boot CWt?r Vtrsse lundtr Lufc* I 40- sz Monday I Corinthians 3 It- 21 TusWav I Corinth i>m ? 2J-JT Wedn??d?y Philemee J 1?.|? Thursday II Timk> 4 14 F'Msr 1 TiMkr ? im? Ialur*?> . II TiflMlky J " This Series of Ads Is Being Published Weekly in the Watauga Democrat by the Following Patriotic Business t WATAUGA HARDWARE, INC. Philco, Maytag Appliances Building Materials, Myers Pumps COE INSURANCE AGENCY All Lines Insurance Dependable Real Estate Service . NORTHWESTERN BANK ' FARMERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. Everything in Hardware and Associated Lines BARE S DEPARTMENT STORE The Home of Jarman Shoes Complete Outfitters for the Family BOONE TIRE * BARGAIN STORE Furniture, Ffigidaire Appliances Spaed Queen Warhers, Youngstown Cabinets SMITHfcY'S STORE Dry Goods, Clothing. Shoes, Groceries ; a* Modern Cafe in Connection | . " ;**r. M i- v GOODNIGHT BROTHERS Wholesale FlUita, Eggs, and Vegetables Dank] Boone Potatoes HUNT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing and Shoes for Every Member of the Family TODD'S ESSO STATION Toe Todd, Owner , In the Heart of Boone VANCE RECAPPING CO. North Depot Street Expert Recapping Service BARNETT MOTOR COMPANY Pofttiac Automobiles I East King Near Blowing Rock Road NEW RIVER LIGHT AND POSTER CO. COLVARD CHEVROLET CO., INC. # Service, Body Shop, Parti, Accessories North Depot Street WATAUGA BALDING & LOAN ASSN. Opposite Pwtotfice Boone. N. C ? Swg? m Blowing Rock Road at Howard St' ;? | WINKLER MOTOR COMPANY Ford Sales and Service South Depot Street CRAVEN FURNITURE CO. ? "(Complete Home Furnishers Electrical Appliance* FASHION SHOP Weofcw Greene. Owner Ladict' and Mines' Apparel CAROLINA PHARMACY A Complete Drug Service Proscriptions ? Specialty WALKER'S JEWELRY STORE Boone's Pioneer Jewelers Opposite Postoff icc |\ BOONE FLOWER SHOP Flowers Far All Occasion^ Phones: Day Hi- J ? Night 321-W w

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