News Of1 The Week From
The Cove Creek Section
BUI Proffitt. I. C. Toster Mid
Martm Banner of this year'*
graduating class Wave enrolled
in AppalacBan hiridw school.
David Hortor m an usher in
the gtoa?-Vaart?ni'urg wedding
In ffcyctttaville on Tuesday of
last rntrk The bridegroom. Char
ka Vandonburg it a grandjoa at
Admiral King and graduated
from West Point Military Aca
demy this June m
Lt an? Hrt W T. Payne, Jr. of
Detroit are visiting their parents
and friends this week.
Betty Hortoo and Mary Hillard
of the Cove Creek 4-H club at
tended the annual 4-H ramp in
Wayaasvilie last weak.
Pat Mast who is attending the
Wake Forest summer law school
spent the week end at home.
Msrjorv Mast ie employed for
the summer in the Recreational
Department by the city of Win
ston-Salem.
Mjr. Eugene Bates, who holds a
M. A. degree from Appalachian
has beesi employed to fill the
vacancy in the mathematics de
partment ot the Cove Creak High
School caused by the resignation
of Mr. Weiah Tester. Mr. Tester
will enroll next fall for a three
year*' course for the Eplseopo
lian ministry.
Mrs. 6. F. Horton has returned
home from the Baptist Hospital
in Winston-Salem and is rapidly
improving.
Mrs. Nail Collins and daughter,
Mrs. Joyce Gardner were week
end visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Watson.
Mr. Bobby Hayes spent last
week end in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Davis
were visitors last week with re
lative*.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Phillips of
Detroit met visiting with Mrs.
Phillips father. Mr. D C. Mast.
Kindergarten
To Begin Term
On Next Monday
The Boone Kindergarten will
begin it* nummer term Monday
morning at 8:48 o'clock, accost
ing to Mri. Max Raines, who is in
charge of enrollment for the class.
The school is held at Boone Meth
odist Church in the basement,
with Mrs. Ray Triplett teacher.
Mn. Raines stated that parent*
may register children, ages 4 to
6, by contacting her or they may
carry them to the kindergarten
and register them during opening
week. .
All children in Boone and vici
nity In the proper age bracket
are eligible to attend. Summer
residents and visitors who have
children kindergarten age are
especially reminded of the school
and urged to enroll their children
if they desij-e.
TRADE AT HOME
?OT1CI Or ADMIWISTHATION
Having qualified aa the administra
trix of the estate of Mrs. E. E. Mr
Gulre. late of the county of Watauga.
State of North Carolina, this is to
notify all those having claims against
the estate of said deceased to present
them to me for payment within twelve
months of the dste hereof or this no
tice will be pleaded In bar of their
recovery. All those indebted to the
estate are asked to make immediate
payment. This May SO. 1063. RUTH
McGUIRE TRIvrrT. Admx. S?-?p
NOTICE Or A DMIMI ?TR ATTOlf"
Having qualified as the administrator
of the estate of J. M. Matheson, late
of the county of Watauga. State of
North Carolina, this is to notify all
those having claims sgainst the estate
of the said decessed, to present them
to me for payment within IS months
of the date hereof, or this notice will
be pleaded in bsr of their recovery -
All those indebted to the estate are
asked to make immediate payment.
8. C. SOGERS. Administrator ft-IMc >
Farm Questions
And Answers Given
QUESTION is it decenary for
rat' to fe#d my beef calve* grain
while the cows are oa pasture?
ANSWER Beef calves that are
to be kept for breeding purposes
are not generally fed grain while
nursing their mother* on pasture,
except in the case of purebred
calves that are to be pushed for
early tale.
QUESTION: Could you give
me some tips to reduce the cost
of curing my tobacco?
ANSWER: Construct ridge and
bottom ventilators that will per
mit the control of .ventilation
Tighten the walls and roof of the
barn to prevent leakage of air.
Adjust ventilators properly to
the condition of the tobacco and
the stages of the cure. Prime on
ly uniform ripe tobacco. Regulate
the number of leaves per bundle,
the number of bundles per stick,
the number of sticks per tier and
the vertical space between tier
poles. Watch the curing schedule
and procedure closely. Prevent
sponge, green and acald.
QUESTION: Where should I
build my trench silo?
ANSWER: The silo should be
dug as close to the feeding barn
as possible and preferably on a
?lope so as to give ground level
entrance at one end and provide
for drainage.
Convention Time
(continued from page 1, 2nd ?ec.)
shouier, who was graduated
from W. C. U. N. C., will leave
on June 23 for New York where
she will be connected with Union
Settlement House, E. Harlen, New
York. Mis* Holshouser will work
with underpriviledged girls from
9 to 14 years of age, and of Mexi
can, Porta Rican, and Negro na
tionalities. General educational
and recreational work is carried
on in this field, which is under
the sponsorship of the Y. W. C. A.
Mi.is Holshouser will have two
groups each day, 9-11 yean old,
and 12-14 years of age. She will
be In this field until August 25.
Mr. Jnd Mrs. William Brown of
High ?oint are in Blowing Rock
for the summer and have an
apartment in the Buxton House.
Tliey will be connected with
Brown's Grill while here.
Paul Tobin Adams has arrived
from Chicago to spend the sum
mer with his grandmother, Mr*.
Charles Brown.
It is understood that the home
of the Gordon Pitts in the Globe
was badly damaged by lightning
during a severe thunder storm
last week. Extent of the damage
isn't known but ii understood to
be high.
Mrs. Earl Deal and son Earl,
Jr. of Norfolk, Va. are spending
some time here visiting relative*.
Mrs. Deal is the former Miss
Helen Sudderth, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Sudderth.
Jimmie Greene, U. S. Navy,
Norfolk, Va., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Greene, and husband of
the former Miss Naomi Cook,
spent the week end here.
Mrs. Elsie Hartley had as her
guest last week her sister, Mr*.
Lottie Beck of Raleigh. Mrs.
Back's daughter-in-law, Mrs. John
Beck, Jr. of Nashville, Tenn.
joined her here over the week
end and accompanied Mrs. Beck
back to Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fulton have
returned to their home here after
spending several weeks in Eu
rope. While away fhey visited
with their son, Billy, U. S. Army,
in Germany. Mr. W. C. Fulton,
father of Mr. Fulton, has arrived
in Blowing Rock for the summer.
He will be at Hillside House.
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a 'hoard or rolling pin.
El Paso, Texas ? Frank MaJ-i
rionado, of Brooklyn, N. Y., was I
sentenced to five years in prison |
on a charge of buying 10.718
grams of marihuana here to sell
in New York. He denied the
charge and insisted that he
"planned to smoke It all myself."
Dr. Van .Moppen A* Ca. Teachers
Statafeoru. Ga. ? Tour visiting
piofesso# will supplement the
regular faculty In the summer
quarter beginning Thursday at
Georgia Teacher* College.
Dr. Ina Van Nop pen of Appala
chian State Teachers College and
E. R. Bradley of South Georgia
College wilt teach history, Roy
Rowlette of Joe Brown High
School, Atlanta, physical educa
tion, and Robert Waters of La
Grange High School, industrial
arts.
College staff members filling
summer assignments elsewhere
include Dr. Thomas B. Alexander,
chairman of the Division of {Soc
ial Sciences, twarhing at Appa
lachian State Teachers College,
and J. I. Clements, Jr., assistant
professor of health and physical
education, serving as athletic and
program director at Camp Toks
dah, Kaene, New Hampshire.
TRADE AT HOIfl
MEDICINE'S PROBLEM
t Secretary Oveta CiUp Hobby
recently declared that or|anized
medicine must meet the continu
ing challenge of the aocial-econo
mic problems in a changing soci
ety or the solution will betaken
out of iU hand* The statement
was made U> the American Medi
cal Association's House of Dele
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