WATAUGA DEMOCRAT
BOONE, WATAUGA COUNTY, NORTH CABOUNA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1*54. SECOND SECTION
News Of The Week
From Blowing Rock
Blowing Rock ? A children'!
shelf has been added to the Com
munity Library.
This shelf is set up as a me
morial to Dr. Mary Cabell War
field, beloved physician of Blow
ing Rock.
A great many books have been
given to the shelf already and it
is hoped there will be many more.
Bible Classes To B* Held
A Bible School for children
ages 6-14 will b% held at St.
Mary's of the Hills Monday
thrqugh Friday from 9 until 12
noon.
The Rev. Thoma* Seitz will be
in charge and will be assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore. Mr.
Gilmore is a theological student,
and was trained in the conduct
ing of Bible Schools at Valle Cru
ris Southern Town and Country
Church Institute at Valle Cruris.
All children in the community
are invited to attend.
Art Exhibit
The Blowing Rock Art Associ
ation will open an exhibit with
a tea in the Community Club
Room in the Library on August 6
from 4 to 6 p. m.
The tea will be in the form of
a preview to the exhibition, to
which the public is invited.
Mayriew Bridge Instruction
Mrs. Walter Le Sueur, Master
Culbertson and Goren Contract
Bridge teacher, is directing bridge
activities at Mayview Manor this
summer.
The Tuesday evening tourna
ment is proving itself a popular
time of entertainment, and win
ners last Tuesday night were:
'first, north and south, Mrs. Julius
Cone and Mr. Robert Schlesinger;
second, Mrs. John Bouligny and
Mrs. Gerad King. In the east and
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Brown and Mrs. Wellborn Col
quitt of Charlotte placed first,
with Mrs. J. C. Montgomery and
Mrs. H. B. Larzalere second.
Group instruction in contract
bridge is given by Mrs. LeSueur
on Tuesday and Wednesday morn
ings in the annex card -room of
the Manor. ,
Playground Us*
The following statement con
cerning the Blowing Rock Play
ground has been released by Dr.
Walter Keyes, superintendent of
the playground.
"The playground park belongs
to all the people of Blowing Rock:
summer residents, transients, and
permanent townspeople. Please
use it and enjoy it, and help us
make it as attractive as possible."
The following rules have been
posted. Please;
1. See that small children have
responsible attendants when left
at the playground. We cannot
furnish babysitters.
2. Use facilities freely but as
tbey were designed to be used.
Slides are to be used sitting
down, not lying down on stomach
ot back.
3. Make good use of garbage
cans. Others will be furnished if
not enough have been supplied.
4. Remember that the new
pieces of equipment in the rear of
the park are primarily for small
children. Other pieces are for all
ages, but must be used as they
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<i JERRY COE
Is your insurance in tune
with your needs? You need
not take any chances. We
offer complete service, in
cluding reviewing present
policies. All without obli
gation on your part.' See us
this week.
were intended.
5. Accept responsibility for any
moveable equipment which you
are using. Either return to
equipment house when finished
or neatly pile within the area in
which you have been playing.
6. Boys must leave daggers or
bowie knives, sheathed or not, at
home when coming to the park.
7. Observe that there is no
charge for tennis courts, but we
cannot furnish rackets or balls.
There is a need for a radio
and portable grill at the play
ground. Any resident who has
either item is requested to con
tact Dr. Keyes.
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Crumley of
Elizabethton, Tenn., and their
daughter of Pueblo, Col., visited
the Bower Williams last Thurs
day evening.
Airman 2-c Francis Greene, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Greene, has
reported to Barksdale AFB,
Shrevesport, La., after, several
week's leave here following a tour
of dvty in Korea.
Charles Klutzz, USN, son of
Mrs. Paul Klutzz, is spending
some time here after over-seas
duty.
Joe Merritt Coffey, USMC
Dental Technician, Camp Lejeune,
is spending some time here with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt
Coffey.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy White an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Janet Lee, on July 30, at Wa
tauga Hospital, Boone. Mrs.
White is the former Miss Peggy
White.
Size and hair color are import
ant factors governing a cow's
comfort on hot summer days.
Blowing Rock
Is Solid Leader
In County league
By JOHN H. i&LLAR
By taking wins over Lansing
on Saturday and Wilkesbony on
Sunday, Blowing Rock increased
their lead in the Tri-County Base
ball League. Large crowds are
attending the close games each
week M the .teams battle for one
of the four positions that will en
able them to be in the play-offs.
A game that should be of interest
to tht local fans will be Bamboo
at Blowing Rock Sunday. Bam
boo Is the only team to defeat
Blowing .Rock twice this year.
Results Saturday:
Bamboo Wilkes 0.
Millers Creek 1, Mt. Pleasant 0
Blowing Rock 13, Lansing 5.
Results Sunday:
Blowing Rock 4, Wilkes 3.
Millers Creek 10, Mabel 6.
Mt. Pleasant-Lansing (rain).
Standings: ?
W. L. Pel.
Blowing Rock 14 4 .778
Mabel 9 8 .529
Miller& Creek 9 8 .529
Mt. Pleasant 8 8 .500
Bamboo 8 9 .470
Wilkes 7 10 .412
Lansing - 4 12 .250
Schedule for Saturday:
Mabel at Bamboo.
Millers Creek at Lansing.
. Mt. Pleasant at Wilkes.
Sunday schedule:
Lansing at Mabel.
Bamboo at Blowing Rock.
Millers Creek at Wilkes.
WITHDRAWAL?
United States plans to with
draw almost all of its Army units
from the Far East by 1957 have
been revised by the Department
of Defense after a reappraisal of
the present Communist menace.
Appalachian Theatre
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News Items
Mrs. Mona Farthing tnd John
ny Norris of Mabel and Mr. and
Mrs. Miron Greer of Willoughby,
Ohio visited last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Greer. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Reece and
daughter of Bristol, Va. visited
this week end wtth relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eggers of
Kingsport, Tenn. and little Miss
Darlene Thomas and Janice Eg
gers of Maryland are visiting
with Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Eggers.
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Icenhour
and family of Bristol, Tenn. visit
ed last week with Mr. and Mrs.
H. C. Icenhour Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Proffitt and
family of Lenoir spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wil
son. Miss Becky Wilson retyrned
home with Mr. and Mrs. Proffitt
for a weeks visit.
Miss Loretta Lawrence was
honored on her twelfth birthday
with a party on July 30 at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Edna
May. Games were played and
delicious refreshments were serv
ed to the following: Jane Reese,
Becky and Karon Wilson, Ellen
and Vernon Castle, Sarah and
Joann Winebarger, Connie, Mary
Sue and Johnny Lookabill, Lin
da Critcher, Blanche and Betty
Pennell, Carolyn, Dora Deane,
and Sue Miller, Ann and Joyce
Combs, Mary Ann Greer, Asa
?Lee Wilson, Karren Fletcher,
Madalyn Castle, Joan Lee Tho
mas, Reece Lawrence, Anna Bell
Wilson, June Lookabill, Dare Hol
man, Annetta and Loretta Law
rence and Mrs. Edna May. The
honoree received many lovely
gifts and a good time was enjoy
ed by alL
Mrs. Minnie Wilson and Mrs.
Bill Collins of Blaine, Tenn. and
Mrs. Vernon Rogers and daugh
ters, Nancy and Barbara of Den
ver, Colorado are visiting this
week with Mrs. Polly Greer and
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilkenson.
Mrs. Gertie Lewis of Brandon
ville, W. Va. and Mr. Joe Eggen
of Somerset, Ky. were called here
last week dije to the serious ill
ness of their mother, Mrs. Alice
Miller. Mrs. Miller is slowly im
proving. Mrs. Maggie Norris1 of
Bethel was called also.
Mr. Steve Castle spent last
week in Johnson City. Tenn.
visiting Mr. Jimmie Dishner.
Mr. and Mrs. Glennwood Greer
and family of Dayton, Ohio are
visiting Mrs. Emma Greer.
Visiting during the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Warren,
Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. C. L. War
ren, Jr. and family of Winston
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dorsey
of Newton Falls, Ohio, and Miss
Wilma and Russell Finch of
Winston-Salem.
Jimmy Warren, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Warren has enlisted in
the U. S. Navy. He is stationed
in San Diego, California.
DON'T COUGH
Your Head Off
Ask for
Mentho-Mulsion
If it fails to stop your cough
due to colds, ask for your
monpy back.
BOONE DRUG GO.
The REXALL Store
Vegetable Week
Being Observed
"I am particularly happy to
salute the great army of Amer
ican^egetable Growers during
this special week in their honor.
My best wishes go with all o(
them."
That's what President Eisen
hower had to say recently in ob
serving National Vegetable Week,
July 29 to August 7. Actually the
purpose of this national week is
to acquaint more persons with
the uses of vegetables.
You, for example, can add
sparkle ia your health by putting
the vegetables in your garden to
work. Salads are an excellent
way to get your needed servings
of vegetables each day.
Vir^nia Wilson, State College
nutritionist, suggests serving
crisp salad greens with uncooked
fruits and vegetables. "If they're
raw," she adds, "so much the bet
ter. Cooking destroys some vita
mins and washes out minerals."
Getting your family to eat well
these hot summer days may be
something of a problem, but eye
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thoae lagging appetite*. And ac
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eaaieat way* to get color into your
meal* 1* to u*e green and yellow
vegetable*? carrots, (quash, spin
ach, bean*, peas, and salad greens
of all kinds.
And there is a definite connec
tion between the color of some
foods and their value to your
body. Those deep yellow or green
in color have more vitamin A
value in the body than the pale
colorlea* one*. Green leaf lettuce,
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yellow squash, corn -or psarhss,
will furnish your body with rifcr*
vitamin A than the bleached or
white varieties.
RECORD HOME BUILDIHO
The Government predict! that,
on the basis of a new jump in the
already booming home-building
industry, 1934 production of hom
es and apartment units placed
under construction in June to
taled 120,000, a 12 per cent nee
over May, according to the Bur
eau of Labor Statistics.
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