'Horn' Photo Contest
Set For Next Week
The Meond annual "Hypo
Handler*' Highland Fling" will
faring an i?mbly of expert pho
tographers to Bootie June XI and
tl to shoot (or MOO in prixc
money at pboto rehearsals of the
outdoor drama "Horn in the
WseC"
Hugh Morton, of Linville, form
er president of the Carolina!
Press Photographers Association
and chairman of the annual
Southern Short Course in Press
Photography at Chapel Hill, is
chairman of the event Invita
tions have been sent to press and
frae-lance photographers in six
states.
At 7:10 p. m. Sunday, the col
orfully costumed cast of "Horn
i|i the West" wiH begin a run
through of the drama on the stage
of the Daniel Boone Theatre,
stopping in the midst of a scene
whenever a photographer re
quests it. At 9 a. m. on Monday
the dress rehearsals will be re
sumed for daylight pictures.
The visiting lensmen will be
'guests of the Southern Appalach
ian Historical Association and
Estel Wagner at Blue Ridge Tour
ist Court, Boone, Sunday night.
Before the picture-taking begins
Mondsy morning they will be
Stunt* of the Association uvl
Kirk's Restaurant at a country
ham breakfast. They will be
servfd a picnic luncheon at the
Daniel Boone Theatre when the
morning session end* at noon.
Kirchner Gets
Doctor Degree
Bioomington, lnd. ? George P.
Kirchner, of Boone waa one of
the member* of the 1953 cla** to
participate June 19 in the 124th
annual commencement of Indiana
University.
The 1953 clans, numbering 2.
615, includes students who re
ceived their degrees at the Uni
versity's annual commencement
and also those who Will complete
requirements for degrees in Aug
ust. In addition, 433 students re
ceived their degrees last Febru
ary, making a total of 3,048 stud
ents receiving degrees this year
from the Hoosier state univer
sity.
Kirchner received the doctor of
physicial education degree.
Government reduces demand
for aluminum for stockpile.
Revival Services
at the ,
OAK GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
(one miles west of Bopne just off 42 1 )
BEGINNING
Sunday Evening, June 21, 1953
Come once, and you
will want to come
every night.
Bring your lost friends
that they may want to
be saved.
DR. J. C. CANIPE
former secretary of Evanegilsm for N. C. Bap
tist will be the guest speaker
Everyone is cordially invited to come and hear
the messages God has for us.
Services Begin Each Evening at 7:45
REV. C. O. VANCE, Pastor
RALPH BESHEARS, Sunday School Supt.
YOUR NEW
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
HAS BEEN DELIVERED
I * it to
AVOID GETTING
WRONG NUMBERS
The tdepboM directory hid delivered hu
May aew and changed lifting* which mik*
tki old directory out of date. Start at one*
to ua? the new directory. "Information" will
get the number for you if it ia not lined.
BUTTERMILK -A REFRESHING LUNCHEON TREATI
A salad of fruit and cottage
cheese, homemade nut bread aano
wiches and chilled buttermilk ia a
menu the whole family will enjoy.
Buttermilk, that year 'round fa
vorite beverage, goes into the mak
ing of thia nut bread, giving a
moiat loaf with a delicate flavor,
characteristic of buttermilk-made
breads and cakes.
ADA'S NUT BREAD
(quick, easy to make and
inexpensive)
'I < up* * fted all-purpose flour
% teaspocii salt
% teaspoon soda ?
'1 teaspoons baking powder
1 cup brown sugar, firmly
packed
1 cup. coarsely chopped walnuts
1 egg
2 tablespoons moUmiec
1V4 cups buttermilk
3 tablespoons melted butter
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Sift together the flour, aalt, soda
and baking powder. Add augar
and walnuta. Beat egg until thick
and lemon-colored. Add molasses
and buttermilk. Combine with first
mixture along with the melted
butter. Stir only to blend ingre
dients. Do not beat. This will be
?ery thick.
Spoon the mixture into a well
buttered loaf pan, 9x5x3 inchea,
making slight hollow in center.
Let stand 20 minutes before bak
ing. Bake in a moderate oven
(350 degrees) ior about 60 min
utes or until a wooden pick thrust
into the cent#r comes out clean.
Tur^i out of pan onto wire rack
to cool.
NOTE: One-half to three-fourthi
cup chopped flgs, dates or raisint
may be added along with the nuts
Special Queen
City Bus To Run
To Local Theatre
TUSrTotte. ? A new bus schedule
connecting Charlotte and other
cities with the outdoor drama
"Horn in the West" at Boone was
announced this week by Queen
City Coach Company, of Char
lotte.
J. H. Quattlebaum, vice-presi
dent -in charge of traffic, announ
ced that the new service will go
into effect on June 26. opening
date of the drama, and operate on
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Satur
days throughout the summer.
. On those days each week, an
express bus will leave the Char
lotte terminal at 4 p. m., arriving
at the Daniel Boone Theatre at
7:45 p. m. Curtain time for the
drama is 8:15 p. m.
The bus will leave Boone at 11
p. m. and arrive in Charlotte at
1 :25 a. m. ,
MILE-HIQH BLOOMING
Purple rhododendron near the
crest of Grandfather Mountain,
over a mile high is at ita peak
this week. This a new Blue Ridge
Parkway attraction since this is
the first blooming season that
Grandfather's Peak has been ac
cessible by motor road. The
Mile-High Swinging Bridge, de
dicated last autumn by Governor
U instead, is also reached by the
new motor roadi to the top of
Grandfather, between Linville
and Blowing Rock. Mile-high
blooming is at its peak at the
same time in Craggy Gardens,
on the Parkway between Ashe
ville and Mt. Mitchell, and on
Roan Mountain, also reached by
a new road from Bakersville.
The 7th annual Rhododendron
Feslival is being held atop the
Roan June 20-21.
Beef calves that are to be kept
for breeding are not generally
fed grain while nursing their
mothers on pasture except in the
case of purebred calves that are
to be pushed for early sale.
It*?
on Hit Day
SUNDAY,
JUNE 21
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Choose from This Gift-Worthy Selection ? They're Sure
To Please
OLD SPICE AND SEAFORTII
TOILETRIES and SHAVING NEEDS
Attractively Gift Boxed
REMINGTON AND SCHICK
ELECTRIC RAZORS
GENUINE BRIAR PIPES
Pipe Tobacco - Cigars - Cigarettes
IN GIFT CARTONS
FISHING RODS
Golf Balls ? Tennis Balls ? Kodaks
PEN AND PENCIL SETS
Boone Drug Co.
THE REXALL STORE
Recreational
Schedule Given
Monday, Tuesd?y, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday:
10:00-11 JO? Boy. 10-12? Little
League Baseball, upper field, sup
ervisors Mr. Lott May berry and
Mr. Jim Bryson.
Boys 13-15? Softball ? Lower
Field. Supervisor, Mr. Under
wood. ,
1:30-3:00? Boys 6-#? Softball
Lower Field. Supervisor Mr. Bob
Young.
Monday, June 29 ? Folk Dance
for mom and dad and all the
kids. Public invited. Place Boys
Gym. Time >:00-10. Don't miss
all the fun. Sponsored by the
Boone Recreation Dept.
Horseshoe* pitching every day
for every body and all day.
Tournament for horseshoe pitch
ers will be held later. For fur
ther information see Tom Beach
or Jack Groce.
Miss Mary Mills and three able
assistants are organizing activi
ties for girls of all ages. Be
watching and listening for this
schedule.
Monday ? Baptist vs. Mt. Lion,
u.f.; Meth. vs. Rotary, l.f.
Tuesday ? Presb. vs. Jr. Order,
l.f.; Oak Grove vs. VFW, l.f.
Thursday ? Oak Grove vs. Mt.
Lions, u.f.; Baptist vs. Jr. Order,
LI
Friday ? Meth. vs. VFW, u.f.;
Presb. vs. Rotary, l.f.
To Decorate
Gty Churches
The Home and Garden Depart
ment of the Worthwhile Woman's
Club is conducting a church de
coration project. Sunday, June
21 the churches of Boone and the
Watauga Hospital will be de
corated by the club members
with a profusion of roses and
other early summer flowers. The
churches will be open on Sunday
afternoon for those who wish to
make a tour to see the lovely ar
rangements.
SWALLOWS TEETH
Atlanta, Ga. ? While asleep, L.
M. Curbo?i 28, (wallowed a five
tooth denture. He didn't realize
what had happened when he
awoke with a pain in hia cheat
Missing the denture, a search
through the house {ailed to pro
duce the molars. X-rays at a hos
pital showed the missing teeth
lodged in his esophagus- A sur
geon removed them.
HOLDUP TAILS ?
Salt Lake "City ? A man, with
hand thrust in his coat pocket,
ordered George Hughe*, a bar
tender, to give him all the money
in the till. Hughes refused and
also refused to give him the $10
or $20 demanded. The man then
pulled his hand out erf his pocket,
laid a salt shaker on the bar and
fled.
CARD or THANKS
We wish to express to the peo
ple of the community, our sincere
appreciation for their generosity ?
to us following the fire which
destroyed our home and contents.
We are grateful for the food and
other commodities tendered us
during our trouble? ^4R. AND
MRS. ADRIAN WILCOX.
Buy a Studebaker now
ADVANCED NEW I
RUCKS OP STAND-OUT THRIFT
BUCK MADDUX MOTOR COMPANY
208 Howard St. ? Boone, N. C.
GIFTS
that say
Good Taste and Thrift Go Hand-in-Hand . . . When You Make Your
Selections at NEWTON'S
MANHATTAN
SHIRTS
Sport and Dress
MANHATTAN
TIES
MANHATTAN
HANDKERCHIEFS
Gift Boxed
SEVEN POINT
SOCKS
HICKOK
BELTS and JEWELRY
ADAM
STRAW HATS
Variety Styles and Colors
COOL, COMFORTABLE
SPORT JACKETS
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
SPORT SLACKS
GANTNER
SWIM WEAR
Rayon and Nylonn Acetate
CORD SUITS
NEWTON'S DEPT. STORE
W. King St. / Boone, N. C
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