IMmobt
issue of Wednes
p. ^
ny fm? with coi
? thinki t? Mr.
4 wwnt comment
a parent. Th? pmnti, and fel
low teachers, as well as students,
realize his worth. Mr. 3. % Bren
doll hat found ? place in ever*
student** heart in B. H. 8. He
ha* torn down the barrier* be
tween riudmU and teachers and
5j putt himself on an equal level
with all of hi* puDil*. He has
greatly helped everyone with
love problem*' to bettering him
aelf on the athletic field.
Mr. John Raymond Branded
was born on July (. 1927, in
Boone, Horth Carolina. He at
tended Boone Demonstration
School for seven year*, and then
he went to Appalachian High
School for four yean; here he
took eight units of mathematics
and also served as assistant
coach of the football team.
He entered Appalachian State
Teacher* College in the fall of
IMS. He first started to major in
P music and physical education, de
cided he didn't have the talents
needed for a music major so he
chanced to mathematics and
physical education. Then he de
eidcd the physical education field
would be too crovnled whM *?
finished M he changed again to
mathematics and aocial ftudlaa.
Mr. Bmedell played two years
of varsity football in high schttl
before receiving hi* note Injury
which la hi* trade-mark to all
students. He graduated In the
summer at 1MB and took a va
cation until the fall math* rolled
around.
Belmont was exceedingly Unity
when Mr. Brendell read the ad
il> the "Charlotte Obsrever" ?
"Ma thematic* Teacher Wanted?
Alio Willing To Help Coach
Football." Previous to thla ad
Mr. Breodc-11 tad aeven offer*
but none appealed to him a*
much u* the Belmont one.
He thlnlu there are no better
people in the world than the folk
in Belmont. Me aayi of them: "1
couldn't find a bettor croup of
young people If I looked for IN
yean."
He ia not only a teacher, but he
shares in the students trouble*
a* well as hi* fun. There la no
thing Mr. Brendell wouldn't do
for a student if he felt that they
really needed It done. He also
serves as the coach of the Bantam
Baaketball team. Aside from hi*
strict Geometry and Algebra II
teat* hi* classes are highly inter
eating and range far and wide,
from correcting bad English used
by his pupils to discualliig the
lateit sports event. His compan
ionship to pupil* young and old
have won him a place in the *tu
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Ten to Twenty-Nine Year* ... JO .80 100.00
Thirty to Fifty Year* .40 1.80 100.00
Fifty to Sixty-five Year* ? . .80 2.40 100.00
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Every make of machine repaired and
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Sm. ?- 1*** * ***?
its lite, that innation ?lr*?ay
ha* killed many *mal! firm*, ana
that government had better ***
to It that the survivor* get * 11
-r.-wSMSt.
rr4??[s?~
man Wright Patman of Texa*
chairman. respectively.
aenate and hooae small Watom
committees, introduced Identica
bllta callinc for #et-up of a small
defense planta ~i^r?tion with
a revolving loan fund of #5?X
000.000 and a five-m?Tiber l90.rd
with mora poaltlve authority
than waa given th. similar smal
ler war plants corporation dur
ing World War It The blU would
give the corporation power to
Imutc email business a fair
fhare of business from prime
government contractors and at
the fame time give the corpora
tion power to make c?ntr*?t*
with the government and aublet
to amalt busineaaea.
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After more than a year of In
vestigation. the department of
agriculture i? expected to an
nounce aome major reorganiza
tion plans tp more efficiently and
effectively give -rvU*/? ^
American farmera. Chief among
the reorganization plana. which
began when Albert Love^
was under secretary, and which
have been carried on since his
resignation by Under secretary
Clarence J. McCormick, Is a
merging of some of the technical
services performed by P"*"*'
tion and marketing administra
tion in soil conservation, and the
soil conservation aervice Itself,
with the qlm of eliminating
(ome of the overlapping- func
tions at the county level be
tween the two departfnenta. The
plan follows somewhat, but not
wholly some of the recommenda
tions of the Hoover report.
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There ia a move underway in
connection with price controla,
to revive some of the provisions
of the Steagall law a?ect'"g
prices farmers get for their com
modities. The Steagall amend
I menu guaranteed to the farmer,
If he was called upon to Increase
his crops a price protection for
two years after ^the war ended.
Approximately 70 percento!
President Truman's 71 billion
dollar budget wiU be apent for
purposes of military aervice and
International aecurlty In 1952.
This would leave spending for
all other government projecta,
including non-defense items,
dent's life in B. H. S. So "Hats
off to J. R- Brendell, student-com
panion and teacher of Belmont
High School " j
[w? Good Shot faplir
SIE US TODAY
Daniel Boone Shoe
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CHAS. C ROOERS. Mgr.
?OONI N. C.
Cole Corn Planters
t . f . * .*? ?
and. Distributors
Our 1951 Allotment Of These Has Just
Arrived! First Come, First Served!
MAKE YOUR PURCHASES EARLY!
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FARMERS HARDWARE AHD SUPTLY CO.
m BOONE, NORTH CAROUNA
s. ^?M tit is JM; /? . mxAtxakii xraKfMKJ
permanent and indefinite ap
propriation*. mostly interest on
the rational debt, public M?w
tance (rants, veterans Jervtee
and other fixed and continuing
charge/ at $19,034,000 000. com
pered to t20.lM.0M, 000 for the
current fiseftl year.
In addition actual appropria
tion* to be requested of congress,
including programs (or which
?pending will be spread over
several years, will amount to
another I23.MI0, ooo.ooo in new
cash and nbligatinnal authority.
Much oi.this sum will not be
spent until 1953 and will there
fore show up in th* expendi
tures budget at that year.
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Despite this upswing in gov
ernment spending, the bureau
of the budget analysis shows
that in 130 different appropria
tion item* there was a cut of
about $S.7 billion below amounts
approved by the congress for the
same purposes in fiscal year 1931.
Some defense items were cut
below the 1951 budget, includ
ing about $1.3 billion for vet
erans benefits.
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Generally speaking, the con
gressmen generally approved
the President's plan to enact a
tax bill to raise some $16 billion
more in new taxes on a pay-as
we-go basis.
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There is a new battle under
way on Capitol Hill on whether
to retain the single-package
omnibus appropriation bill or to
return to the old multiple mea
aure system of financing the
government each year. Con
gressman Clarence Cannon, of
Missouri, chairman of the houae
appropriations committee, who
helped pioneer the*omnibus bill,
is staunchly committed to retain
the present plan.
CARD OF THANKS
With humble and compas
sionate hearts and striving to be
submissive to the will of Pro
vidence, we Sincerely wish to
thank our kindly neighbors and
the many friends and relatives
of the Farthing and Glenn clans,
who from points far away and
home places nearby", have
brought or sent tokens of sym
pathy to us in the loss of our
tender and loving childhood
sweetheart, wife, and devoted
and self-sacrificing mother. For
the loads of beautiful flowers,
for the overflowing baskets and
parcels of lovingly prepared
foods, for the warm hand clasps
and friendly pats on the should
er. You have restored in us the
desire to ' continue the struggle
for a richer life in a better
world. You have increased our
faith and belief in the overall
goodneas of mankind and in his
kinship with his Divne Creator.
? B. W. Farthing and children.
Had Brick in His
Stomach 10 Yean!
A man said for 10 yean he felt
like he had a brick in hli stom
ach, due to undigested food he
always had inside of him. He
was weak, worn-out, headachy
and swollen with fas.
Recently he got CERTA-VIN
and says the feeling like a brick
disappeared the second day. This
new medicine is helping many
Boone sufferers. It makes your
food digest faster and better.
Taken before meals, it wrks
with your food. Gas pains go!
Inches of bloat vanish! Contains
herbs and Vitamin B-l with Iron
to enrich the blood and makes
nerves stronger. Weak, miser
able people soon feel different all
over. So don't go on suffering.
Get CERTA-VIN. ? Boone Drug
Store.
DON T TRY TO SAVE ON
PROTECTION!
YOU CAN NKVKR U WU
whea you boy Insuraaca on prin
aloaa. It's unriM to pay too
much, of eoursa ? but that'*
usually battsr than payta* too
Uttla. If you pay too much you
loac a Uttla mooay ? that's all.
But whan you buy aa laauraaca
Buy tha bast ? buy
AutoatobOa la
NOW ? It'i
inula sulta.
SEE YOUR LOCAL AGENT
JERRY COE
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\ BOONS N. C r? \
BOOMS METHODIST CHURCH
Joseph T. Shackford. pallor
Wednesday
?:4S? Choir.
T:*0? ? Junior Choir.
7 4 5 ? Prayer meeting. Acta In
film: "Paul at Corinth." every
one welcome.
Thursday ><;
6 30 ? Student Choir.
Friday
7:00 ? Steward!' Supper meet
ing. Fellowship Hall.
7 30 ? Union World Day of
Prayer and Community Prayer
tor Peace meeting at Advent
Christian Church.
Saturday
6:00 ? Cantenn. Student fun and
game hour. Fellowship Hall.
Sunday? Raca Halations Day
9:49 ? Church School, Dr. J. O.
Barden, Superintendent.
11:00 ? Morning worship sub
ject: "A Samaritan Helped a
Jew!"
5:00 ? The Christian Misaion
Children's Study classes.
?:30? ' Youth and Wesley Fel
lowships. Film: "Croasroads."
7 JO ? MYF Sub-district, Hen
son's Chapel.
Wednesday, Feb. 14
?:45? Choir.
7:46 ? Junior Choir.
7:48 ? Prayer1 meeting: "Acts of
.the Modern Apostles," study of
one of "Great Churches of Amer
ica." m
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
J. K. Parker. Jr., Paaior
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship at 11:00 a. m.
Westminster Fellowship at 5:49
p. m.
Choir Rehearsal Wednesday at
6:30 p. m.
Wednesday Evening Service at
7:30 p. m.
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
The church of the open door
Edwin F. Troutman. Pastor
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.,
Claude Moretz, superintendent.
Worship at 11:00 a. m.
Sermon topic: "Asleep in
Jesus."
Luther League at 8:00 p. m.
L. S. A. at 6:30 p. m.
Choir rehearsal Thursday at
6:30 p. m.
Attend World Day of Prayer.
Program Friday at the Little
Rock Church. Come and worship.
WATA0OA CHARGE f\
THE METHODIST CHUftCH
Mjgmt-h Miller. paster
v WaUI
Sunday, February 11?10:00 a.
m? VfoMhip service: 11-00 ?. m.
Church school, fl.SO p. m, Sun
day evening feltowship.
Hanson's Chapel
'Wednesday, f:00 p. m. ? Pravor
meeting: Mark 2.
Sun., Feb. ll-r-10.00 a. m.
Church school; 11:00 a. wor
ship sorvice: 7:W p. m., MYF
Aahe-Wntauga subdistrict meet
ing.
Monday* 7:00 p. m. Boy
Ssouts
Plney Grove
3:00 p. n\ Worship uervioe
Liberty
10:00 a. m'church School
Valla Cruets
10:00 a. m. Church School
The Mabel Ihlethodist Church
has started a library under the
the sponsorship of the Sunday
evening fellowship. Mrs. J. E.
Combs was elected librarian. A
group met Tuesday night at Mrs.
Hile Eggers to make out an ord
er for the first books.
THREE FORKS ASSOCIATION
The regular weekly meeting
of the Baptist pastors Bud dea
cons of Three Parks Association
will be helU in Boone Baptist
Church Monday morning, Feb
ruary 12th at 10:10 o'clock. Fin
al plans will be made for tho
Three Forks Baptist Hour. Rev
Victor Trivette will lead.
Taft says Republicans fan win
in '52 on foreign policy Issue
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