TENNESSEE PUBLISHER TALKS TO
I LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Ponton nod from page om)
Mr. WMMtll said that the pao
( pic of ??one and Watauga Coun
ty arc *?atly to be congratulat
ad upon the organization ^af the
Southern AfftlifUn Historical
aaaociation and thair plana to
pnaant a historical drama. He
?aid that ana at the moat Import
ant thing* in the world today It
I the preservation at the Ameri
can way at Ufa. The effort of the
Aaaociation, he aaid, will be
greater in bringing about an un
darstanding of the American way
of Ilia, as portrayed right her*
in theaa great Appalachian
Mountains Here, he aaid, there
are sufficient natural resources
to make it one of the moat im
portant tours and beauty spots
In the nation.
Tbe state and other agendo,
Mr. Waddell, aaid, will continue
to help this section, but the big
gaat part of the Job will fall to
the local people, and rightly to.
They stand to benefit by the
development of these valuable
raaourcea. It is no longer a ques
tion aa to who will develop this
area ? we must coordinate every
effort to meet the challenge to
our Chamber of Commerce, the
newspaper, radio station, to show
the people of this area what lies
ahead in building hotels, motels,
tourist courts, recreational facili
ties. "Boone has the climate," he
aaid, "and the attractions to
bring tourists here. It is a great,
worthwhile challenge, a chal
lenge at modern times. 'Men and
women of vision, build.' "
Other guests at the meeting in
cluded Mark Goforth of Lenoir,
division highway commissioner.
A large number of members and
guests attended the luncheon.
Orchestra Ginic
To Attract 105
Continued from page one)
of many orchestral compositions.
He served as the founding con
ductor of the Wichita Symphony
Orchestra, and, as early as 1937,
was listed among the top 10 in
the profession by the Ward Sur
vey. Currently, Mr. Painter is
serving his second successive
term as President of the Illinois
Music Educators' Association.
The program of Saturday night
by the clinic orchestra is as fol
lows: Overture to Titus, Mozart;
Adagio for Strings, Corelli; Sym
phony No. 2 in D Major, Haydn;
Adoration, Borqwsky; Dance of
the Rose MaiHcns, from the
"Gayne Ballet," Khachaturian;
Chop Sticks; arranged by Evans;
and The Enchanted Castle, Over
ture, by Hadley.
In conjunction with the clinic
will be a luncheon meeting of
the North Carolina chapter of
the American String Teachers
Association, Mr. George Dickie
son, of Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina,
president Mr. Painter will con
duct a discussion concerning
string problems with this group.
There will also be a lecture on
double reed instruments for the
directors and students by Mr.
Wm. G. Spencer of ASTC. In ad
dition to these features, there
will also be a business meeting
of the Executive Committee of
the North Carolina Music Educa
tors Association, Mr. Julian
Helms, of Charlotte, presiding.
Representing Appalachian
Higif School in the clinic orches
tra will be Harry Farthing, vio
lin; Jimmy Holshouser, clarinet;
and Evelyn McCrackcn, Frcnth
horn. ?
Charlie Church
Is In Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base,
Texas ? Pvt. Charlie Church, 19,
?on of Mr. Don Church of Vilas
it completing his AF basic air
men indoctrination course at
Lackland Air Forcc Base, the
"Gateway to the Air Forcc."
Lackland, aituated near San
Antonio, ia the world's largest
air force ba*e, site of Air Forcc
basic training, for men and wo
men, headquarters of the Human
Resource Research Canter, and
home of AFs Officer Candidate
School.
His basic training is preparing
him for entrance into Air Force
technical training and for assign
ment in specialized work. The
courae includes a scientific
evaluation of bis aptitude and in
clination for following a particu
lar vocation and career.
SOIL CONSERVATION
Three-fourths of the farms in
the United States and M per
cent of thoee in the Southeastern
States are included in the soil
conservation program, according
to an official of the U. S. Soil
' Conservation Service.
Know Your School;
Boone Elementary
4
\ The weather for the first two
month* usually permits the Phy
sical Education program to be
conducted on the playground
which is divided Into small areas
for the classes. Beginning with
December, the activities are
moved inside to the two roogps
used for this purpose, a small
gym on the basement floor and a
play roam on the main floor.
A mimeographed activity sche
dule is planned each week which
includes various phases of Phy
sical Education. This program is
by grades and covers activities
ranging from creative rhythms
to specific game skills such as
throwing and catching.
Boys and girls play together in
the first three grades and are
separated from the fourth up.
The reason for this Is that the
activities for the first three
grades are the same for both
'boys and girls and this allows
for social development. Begin
ning with the fourth they have
specific gsmes which sometimes
involve bodily contact and are
separated. ((There are activities
such as folk games and volley
ball which sometimes include
both. Plans are being made to
have more activities together to
help them over this period when
they are so conscious of each
other. Time, facilities and equip
ment will not permit planning a
program according to size, age,
or skill which would be ideal;
therefore, the program is built
to fill the needs of the average
cniio.
A typical daily program would
be: First grade, creative rhythms;
second grade, fundamental body
?kills, jumping, balance, hop
ping, etc; third grade, relays
with balls; fourth grade, volley
ball; fifth grade, folk games;
sixth grade, basketball techni
ques; seventh grade, basketball
rules.
Physical Education is emphasi
zed as a regular class, not a re
cess, and the students arc ex
pected to participate in It as
they would a class. The children
are becoming more aware of the
values and benefits they receive
from** planned and directed pro
gram, and are very enthused
about the regular and extra acti
vities planned for them.
The Physical Education pro
gram which is under the full
time direction of Miss Dorothy
Floyd, has been hampered by
lack of equipment and sufficient
funds to purchase equipment,
but a budget is to be set up for
the coming year which is ex
pected to enrich the program.
Miss Floyd, who is also an
authorized First Aid Instructor,
is qualified to administer treat
ment for accidents only, not ill
ness. If the child has a contagi
ous disease, symptons of a
disease or any illness which
medical attention, he should not
be sent to school. The school is
not equipped to handle sickness
except in emergency.
JUST AS DANGEROUS
International Falls, Minn. ?
Rcinhard Paget, 71, of St. Paul,
the cook on a hunting trip was
the only one to get hurt. While
the others were off on a deer
hunt, Pagel lost part of his left
hand when a gun went off acci
dentally in the cabin.
Let Us Be
YOUR VALET
Here's a sure bet our
cleaning services keep all
of your clothes looking
their best always!
We know you'll like our
prompt servicc!
HI-LAND DRY
CLEANING
BOONE, N. C.
WANT ADS
WATAUGA DEMOCRAT
WANT ADVERTISING RATE
t cum A WORD ? Mc MUdMUM CHABOK
Cash Must Accompany All Orders.
FOR SALE? One good (arm
horse, 5 yean old, and heavy set
of harness Dock Watson, R. F.
D. 2, Boone. N. C. lp
1
FOR SALE ? Rubber Tired (arm
wagon u?*d two year*. Sec
Julian McGuire, Swofford'i Tire
Store, or Reeae, N. C. alter 8:30
p. m. lp
TOR SALE ? ? acres 2 miles west
o( Boone, good ft-room house,
water, $2,100. 90 acres 2 miles
west of Boone, (2,100. Time if
wanted. See Jim Brown, Boone,
N. C. lp
Da GALE F. BARE Chiroprac
tor. Office hours: <:30-12:00, 1:00
S:00. Closed Thursday Afternoon.
Phone 520. Located over Edmls
ten's Furniture Store. 2-7-tfc
WANTED old Lazy Susan tables.
Corner cupboards chests of draw
er* and tbales of any kind if old.
Write box 133 Salem Station,
Winston-Salem, W. C. l^l-3p
FOR RENT? 8 room house at
Hodge* Gap. Water and shower
bath. See C. J. Farthing at Pri
son Camp. l-31-4p
FOR SALE ? Baled hay and
straw. Amett Brothers Store,
Lovill, N. C. 2-7-2p
NEVER BEFORE HAVE design
ers gone all-out top roduce such
a galaxy of upholstering mater
ials. We cordially invite you to
see our thousands of lovely pat
terns. We guarantee you will be
delighted with our workmanship.
Call us for free estimates. Laws
Upholstering Shop, phone 1941,
Lenoftv N. C. 2-6-4c
FOR RENT ? Two or three room
furnished apartments with tele
vision. Stoker heated. Close in.
Xfcply at Western Auto Store.
1-24-tfe
UPHOLSTERING ? Have your
spring furniture upholstering
done before the rush. Top quality
workmanship with latest fabrics
ta choose from. Free estimates at
your convenience. Reproductions
of antiques, modern etc. We pick
up and deliver. All workman
ship guaranteed. Laws Upholster
ing Shop, 316 East Harper Ave.,
Phone 1861, Lenoir, N. C. l-24-4p
BUILDERS
&jt our concrete blocks. Made
on our new precision machine.
We have a supply of driveway
stone and concrete stone. Priced
at plant or delivered.
GRAYSTONE BLOCK CO.
J. C. McConncll, Manager
Phone 309-J, Boone, N. C.
8-23-tfc
rOR SALE AT COVE CREEK^
Good 5-room house and garage
apartment large lot, located
near school and church. Priced
to sell. Small down payment will
buy this property. Tri-County
Realty Co. 11-18-tfc
WANTED ? Tenant family to
farm partly on share crop baiu,
Including tobacco, cabbage. corn,
probably hay, and work part
time (or wa(e? on (arm. House
has electricity with water, gar
den and cow pasture. Anyone in
ures ted please apply in person to
H. Neal Blair, RFD 1, Boone, N.
C. lc
FOR SALE ? 1 good (arm horse.
Will work anywhere. See Roy V.
Brown at Rutherwood, N. C. 2p
CANNON'S SERVICE STATION
Best Bargains in Town
MONTGOMERY WARD TIRES
829x20?10 ply 876.08
750x20?10 ply 62.00
700x15? 6 ply 32.58
850x16? 4 ply 19.00
600x16? 4 ply - 14.57
All prices include Federal and
sales tax.
BATTERIES\
Exchange Pricey
12 Mo. guarantee $11.45
24 Mo. guarantee 16.45
42 Mo. guarantee 21.95
CANNON'S TEXACO SERVICE
C. W. Cannon, Mgr.
531 West Main
BOONE, N. C.
2-14-eow-c
WE ARE STILL PAYING the
highest market prices (or good
(at hens. Winkler's Feed Service.
2-7 -t(c
FOR SALE or trade for any
thing that I can use. Two male
Walker (ox hounds. One three
years old 23 inches tall, no pap
ers. One 17 months old, 24 inches
talL sired by the (amous show
and Fox Hound, Citation. Pedi
gree with this hound. See Greene
Carroll at Rutherwood or write
Boone R. F. D. 1. 2-7-2p
FOR SALE ? Two-horse wagon
and bed. Both in good condition.
8*t Greene Smith on highway
421, 4 miles east of BoSnc. 2-6-3p
WOOD FOR SALE? $8.00 cord.
Fred Baumann, Roby Greene
Road, R. F. D. 1, Boone, N. C.
l-31-3p
MINING OFFICIALS leaving
Akron, Ohio soon to inspect
Mica and Manganese deposits in
East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina. Interested par
ties please send samples ii< five
pound lots, giving names and
directions to the East Tennessee
Mining Company, 634 Elk Ave.,
Elizabeihton, Tennessee. l-31-4p
SAVE FUEL~WITH CHAMBER
LIN weathers tripping, calking
and storm windows. Also metal
screens and porch enclosures.
Call collect or write Lawrence
Lane, Phone 208-W, Morgan ton,
N. C. e-14-tfc
FOR RENT ? 4-roora apartment,
furnished or unfurnished, located
near the College. See Jerry Coe,
Telephone 297. 11-15-tfc
WANTED? JO or 1& bushel* of
rye. B R. Miller, Deep Gap, N.
C. lp
FOR RENT? Business building
in Perkinaville. 14100 feet floor
space. Will be built to suit renter.
Two Harlay Davidson motorcy
cles for sale, one for $200, one for
*100. R. B. Shall, Boone. N.
C. 7-14-Sp
AUCTION sALE, FEBRUARY
23 at 10 a. m. at the farm. One
ltyftl Chevrolet pickup, low mile
age; two cows with calf at side;
one registered bull 2 years old;
on t cow due to freshen soon; one
heifer; one mowing machine; one
hay tedder, one corn plantar;
one fertilizer distributor; one
disc harrow; farm scales and
other tools. MRS. W. H HAYES,
R. F. D. 1, BOONE, N. C. 2-14-2c
&INESE CHESTNUT. Blight
resistant, early-bearing trees
make beautiful shade and bear
delicious nuts the secopd or third
year after being transplanted.
Successfully grown from Maine
to Florida. Two 2 to 3 ft Trees
?Special Offer No. 1-1? *4.75,
Postpaid. Write for Free Copy
96-page Planting Guide Catalog
in color, offering complete line
Fruit Trees, Nut Trees, Berry
plants, Grape Vines and Orna
mental Plant Material. Salespeo
ple wanted. ? WAYIBSBORO
NURSERIES ? WAYNESBORO,
VIRGINIA.
STORM WIN DOW S? >-H igh qual
ity, weatherstripping. Reasonable
puces. Term* if desired. Home
Service Co., Box 403, Boone, N
C., Phone 403. 2-7-tfc
FARM SERVICE" TRACTOR CO.,
phone 804, Morganton, N. C.,
dealers in Ford Tractors, Dear
born Equipment. Willys Jeeps,
Cars, Station Wagons, Simplicity
Garden Tractors,' McCulloch
Chain Saws. Visit us for liberal
trades. Terms. 1-24-tf
FOR SALE ? Small saw mill,
powered with Buick motor. Good
belt and new saw box. Price
^50. Also large show case. Can
see me after 6:30 p. m. at home.
C. W. Church, Boone, Route 2.
? 2-14-2p
WISCONSIN ENGINES? Sales,
parts and repair service. For ex
pert service call or bring your
engine to us. Large stock parts.
Engines becoming hard to get. F.
L. German Motor Co., Granite
Falls Phone 'l 08. l-31-3c
DR. L. E. WELLMAN, Optonct* I
rist, will be in his office at Moun
tain City, Tenn., every Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday from
8 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. i.y?s exam
ined, glasses fitted. 1-A-tfc
Clarence Parks At
Bainbridge, Md.
Undergoing recruit training at
the U. S. Naval Training Center,
Bainbridge, Md . is Clarence D.
Parka, teaman recruit, U8N, son
of till. Clarence Parka of Boone.
Parka, who attended Boone
Demonatration High School en
ured the Naval aervice on Jan.
17, 1M2.
Before entering the Navy, he
was employed by Appalachian
State Teacher* College.
This initial training include*
instruction in such fields as
seamanship, fire-fighting, gun
nery, signaling, and other cours
es desi^hed to make the recruit
well-versed in every"* phaae of
Navy life.
Upon completion Of their 11
week training period at the re
cently n-aativated training cen
ter, graduates are assigned to
duty stations with the Fleet or
at Navy shote stations, or are
aent. to service schools for ad
vanced technical training.
^SCHOOL LUNCHES
The Government will help
serve a record billion and a half
cutrate but nourishing meals to
9,400,000 school children this
year, according to the Agricul
ture Department. The cost to the
taxpayers will be about $83,000,
000 for the 1952-school lunch pro
gram.
WANTED ? To trade farm trac
tors and equipment. Also trucks
and power units for registered
Herefords asd Black Angus, or
good grade cows. Smith Cross
roads, Inc., Lenoir, N. C. l-J4-4p
NOTICE Or ADMIXISTaATION
Having qualified as the administra
tor of the estate of Susie Tadlock
Teems, late of the eounty of Watauga,
State of Norh Carolina, thia is to
notify all those having Claims against
the estate of the said deceased to
present them to me for payment
within 12 months of th* date hereof,
or thi? notice will be pleaded In bar
o/ th?ir recovery. All those indebted
to the estate are asked to make im
mediate payment. This January 30.
193f? MRS S. M. AYERS. Ront, N.
C. S'-7-6c
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as the executor of
the will of E. B. Hagaman, late of the
county of Watauga, State of North
Carolina, this Is to nottly all thoee
having claims, against the estate of
the said deceased, to present them to
m? for payment within 1J months of
the date hereof or thia notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. AU
those Indebted to the estate are asked
to make Immediate payment. This
February 4. IBM? Henry Hagaman.
Valle Cruets. N. C. ?-7-?p
in*** y"*H
^ 1.? When you purchase protection
2. ? When you have a claim
Jerry Coe, Agent (
COE INSURANCE AGENCY
PHONE 2#4-W
21^ Main Street Boone, N. C
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THE THRILL OF THE
NEW OLDSMOBILE HYDRA MATIC
? SUPER DRIVE I
?HvhwMmtir Sm*~ Drin
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timte/if
OMemoliiU hita the hridliim ag?in ? with ? new, mw "Rotiui"'
Thto'l 160 hmfiimi ? aurging, awrepinjc pftwrr ? in this
p?t new OM^moUle rnfinet New high-lift tralveal New Qudri
Jet Carburetor! SeBMtiuaal new featme throughout! Wbat'a
now? Hydra-Malic Drieo* It new ? with ? new "S~ Range for
m>?r ftjmrnmrr! 1W great new feature* ere in both the
brilliant new Suprr "UK" and the new Onir Sitntr-hi/ful
See your diliai iNle dealer am! Try (he IVSJ " Kadrt MidmT
BLUE RIDGE MOTORS
Phone 17&-W ' , Boone, N.C.
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ftxiw'CE?flf^4. ft'dflfflfci 4T2# / a9l-' . ? 'IK', Ji -a' . -v i-vWI .-. ? "i i *i TTTAm mi i "* f
Revenue official my* new tax
has reduced gambling *0 per
cent
?ones or MwnniT?AT?oa
Having ?ullM u tbc limulslii
tor of the MUlt of W H B arm. lata
of the county of Watauga. IUU of
North Carolina. Ihia u to notify all
tfcoar having claim* again* t the a*
tale of the aald daonsad to praiBt
thtm to mt for payment within IS
moatha of too dote hereof. or this
notice will bo pleaded in bar of their
recovery Tboae indebted to the estate
are asked to make immediate pay
ment. This January S3. IMS'? lira. W.
H. Hayes, Administrator. 14141
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified aa executor of the
will of E. Ford King. Sr.. late of the
county of Watauga. State of North
Carolina, this ia to notify all thoee
having claims against the estate of
the said deceased to present them to
me for payment within IS months of
the date hereof, or thia notice will be
pleaded in bar dt their recovery.
Those indebted to the estate are ask
ed to make immediate payment. This
January SI. IMS.? MRS. RUBY WHITE
KING. Executor. Boone. N. C. 1-34-dp
MM.IFWM KOTICr
HaWnd qualified as the executor of
the will ?< Mrs. 14a Farthin* MoreU.
lata of the county of Watauga. Mata.
of North Carolina, thu la to ?o?l#T all
tbaaa havmj claim* a?M tha aatau
of tha aatd decsas ad. to pi nil than
to ma for payment ?Mbln twelve
montha af tha data hereof. or thta
notice will be >1? dad m bar of their
recovery. Tlvoaa Indabtad to the aetata
are aakad to make Immediate W
mailt Thla January 11.
M MORETZ. ?0? Oaytona Place,
ttixabethton. Tenn. 1-17-dc
?REMEMBER?
Rulan* Got
Wk? la "
ECONOMICAL!
PROTECT YOUR FAMILY
bjr becoming a member of
REINS - STURDIVANT* BURIAL
ASSOCIATION
TELEPHONE 2*4 ? BOONE, N. C.
A 25 cent fee u charged upon joining after which the follow
ing dues are in effect:
Quarterly Yearly Benefit
One to Ten Vear? .10 .40 $50.00
Ten to Twenty-Nine Yean 20 .80 100.00
Thirty to Fifty Yean 40 1.60 100.00
Fifty to Sixty-five Yean .60 2.40 100.00
Local Realty Values
BEAUTIFUL 6 ROOM STONE HOUSE? steam heat, two ?
baths, hardwood floors, large spacious lot with three good
building lots; located near college. Priced to sell- Easy
terms.
NEW FIVE ROOM HOUSE? with % acre land. Located 3
miles west of Boone. Small down payment, easy terms
on balance.
COMPLETE FARM with 122 acres of land, good nine room
house and bath. Grade A dairy, good orchard (all kinds
of fruit) 3-10 tobacco base, will graze 50 head of stock. Lo
cated 6Vi miles east of Boone, near Blue Ridge Parkway
and Highway No. 421.
BRUSHY FORK? Thirty-seven acre farm VA cleared) with
good four room house. 9-10 tobacco base. Price $3,000.
GOOD 4-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ? bath, hardwood floors,
large let, located near College. Priced to sell. Immediate
possession.
TOURIST COURT: Modern with all furnishings and fixtures.
Other business buildings. Small down payment, balance
on long terms. Don't phone. Confidential listing.
GOOD SIXTY ACRE f ABM with seven room (tone houae,
bath, twenty acres bottom land, good barn, tobacco base.
Located on school, milk, and mail route. Good roads.
Terms? one-half down. '
GOOD GOING BUSINESS for sale. Will net $5,000 yearly
income. Confidential listing. Please do not phone for
information.
FARM FOR SALE ? Twenty-seven acres, located six miles
east of Boone adjoining the Blue Ridge Parkway. Good
eight room house, bath, two large barns, brick silo, gran
ary, storehouse, chicken house. Electricity in all build
ings. Good orchard and all land can be cultivated by
machine. One mile from church and school. This prop
erty can be bought as a whole or can be divided to suit
the buyer. Terms can be arranged.
A GOOD . SIX ROOM (tone house, bath, hardwood floor,
completely furnished, including automatic washer and 1
refrigerator. Located in one of the best residential sec
tions of Bbone. Priced to sell. Terms can be arranged.
COVE CREEK ? Good, 5-room house and garage apartment,
large lot Located near school and church. Priced to sell.
Small down payment will buy this property.
NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE, bath, hardwood floors, hot air
furnace, full sized basement, large lot, city water, lo
cated just out of city limits.
PERKIN S VILLE, & C. ? Good 5-room house, bath, lot 150
front by 175. Good well. Priced to sell ? $6,500.
ZIONSVILLE, N. C. ? 4 acres land ? 2 acres cleared ? 5-room
house. Water. 3-10 tobacco base. ? Price $3,000.
LOCATED 2 MILES EAST OF BOONE on Highway 421?46
acres of eleared land (8 acres river bottom). Good 7 -room
house, bath, 2 barns, 2 milk cows, two heifers, calf, and
all farm tools. Priced to sell.
GOOD BUSINESS BUILDING: Located West Boone. Con
crete block building 40" x 50'; lot 50" x 150*. Ideal for
warehouse or manufacturing plant. Price is right ?
3 3-10 acres of land on Highway No. 421 about 2tt miles east
of Boone.
APARTMENT HOUSE? Grand Blvd. Large lot Priced to *
sell
LOCUST STREET? Boone, N. C.: Good 12 room house, 2
baths, up stairs apartment has private entrance, lot 85
ft frontage by 215 ft Very desirable for rooming or
apartment house. This property Joins the College Cam- _
pus. This is a real investment Priced to sell. Terms 11
needed. .
LARGE BUSINESS LOT with 100 ft frontage near Inter
section of Highways 421 and 321 at east Boone. Very
desirable for furniture, grocery store location or garage.
Priced to sell.
LOCATED 2 MILES WEST OF BOONE? 4 rooms, bath, dou- '
ble garage, plastered walls inside. Stucco walls outside.
H acre land.
GRILL AND SANDWICH SHOP? located near Collect. Do
ing good business. This business consists of all stock
and equipment, 7 room house, bath, with 3 room private
apartment and bath. Conveniently located to College ,
and high school trade, This business will pay for itaelf
within three years. Terms ? %? down, balance to be
arranged. Don't overlook this investment Come to
Boone and put your children in school and pay your way.
$4,500. . FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, 14 lots, city water. Lo
cated Vi mile from Boone. Loan can be arranged.
MAIN ATREET? Good six room brick house, bath, new furn
ace 77 ft frontage on Main Street Priced to selL
APARTMENT HOUSE? located near college. Priced to sell
Terms. ,?? ? ,
GOOD 9- ROOM HOUSE? bath, basement lot 110x200 feet
Located in Moretz Addition. A good investment
DESIRABLE LOTS for sate. Also the beat in business lota.
Uat Year Property with Us far a Quick Sale
Tri-Couniy Realty Company
E. F. COE, Manager C. M. Critcher
PHONim-ff BOONS, N. C. gf MAIN SIBBI