Of Week
RoclraVreaj
Paul Khittz of
with 'the title |
of the Year" at a
rvcitai of Ruth Do Lucm'i
?t tiM Women'! Club to
Florida, la preatntinx
Mrs. Cook* with an orchid, Mr*.
Do Luca stated that tho real star*
of tho evening wore the mothers
At tho end of tho mimical pro- 1
to the reeont Federated
Club's Festival wore presented. I
Maria Do Luca, district winner.
tors to piano concerto events ai
h total of U superior ratings to
various divisions of piano and vio
lin. Penny Cooke, daughter of the
konoroo, received the gold nation
al honor certificate for three con
aecutive superiors to piano koto.
Iho Good News Club of Blowing
the summer
meetings on Tuesday, June 14, at
10:90 a. aa. to the Sunday School
building of the Presbyterian
This dub has been run
fOr many yoars, being insti
tuted by Mra. Joe Cannon, a sum
mer resident of Blowing Bock. It
is entirety non-denominational and
embraces all children, local and
visiting, of school age. Mrs. Can
no* brings the Bible message each
meeting, giving a bird's eye view
of tho Bible, and those stories are
Illustrated on the Sceno-O-Felt
Board and are to color. Adults are
most cordially invited to attend
and learn more of the Bible
through these lessons.
Assisting Mrs. Cannon will be
Mrs. Wade KlutU, Mrs. Kenneth
Forbes, and pianist Miss Barbara
Coffey.
A song session begins at ten I
o'clock and everyone is urged to
Mas Bobbins of Boone and Us
Country Gentlemen have begun a
series of square dances on the open
?far pavilion on City Park and will
continue each Friday night
throughout the summer months.
Any type music the public de
sires is played by this group
hillbilly, popular, classical, ballads,
spirituals, waltz, fox trot. Jitter
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Unix enter
tained at dinner on Sunday at thtrtr
home in boner of their ton, Lewis,
who waa celebrating ? birthday.
Among those attending ware other
ehiidrcn of thd Lentz' and Mra.
Paul Kluttx, Mr*. Lewis Lentz and
their little son, Charlea. ? ?*
Mr. and Mra. Lloyd P. Tate an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Nella CannoN, on Juno t, at Blow
lug Rock hospital.
Mies Mary Hohhouser. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. a P. Hoishouser,
Sr., has arrived at her home from
Now York City where she has been
employed. Mlas Hoishouser will bo
married to Tad Johnson, Jr. on
Saturday, /una IS, at 4 o'clock in
the Rumple Memorial Presbyterian
church bar*. Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Johnson, Sr. and ion Ronald, par
ants and brother of the groopv- to
be, will arrive on Friday from Los
Angeles, Calif, for the wadding.
Mr. and Mrs. Bynum Crisp of
Eliza bethton, Tenn., formerly na
tivaa of Blowing Rock, visited with
friends hero on Sunday. Mrs. Crisp
is the former Misa Ada Banner of
Cave Crook.
Winily Gap Nev^s
Pvt. Frank Ward of Ft. Knox,
Ky. is visiting home folks here.
Misses Jessie Ward and Ida May
Praanail graduated at the N. C.
School for the Blind at Raleigh
hurt week. Those attending the
exercises from this community
were Mr. and Mrs. Roby Presnell,
Mr. and Mrs. Gold' Presnell, Mra.
Arnold Presnell, Mr. Ray Harmon,
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Cannon and Mr.
Dewey Ward.
Mrs. Henry Hagaman spent last
week in South Hadley, Mass. visit
ing her son A 1-c Hugh Hagaman
and Mrs. Hagaman. She was accom
panied by her daughter Mary
Anne. \
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harmon and
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reese spent
last Sunday night camping at
Wiseman's View.
Mr. Joe Ward spent the week
end at home here. He ia employed
at Blaco, N. C.
DOGWOOD WANTED
Convert your dogwood to Dollars. For#specifications or
cash on delivery, contact your local buyer'
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Women Ponder ||
Market Plans
Curb market pfcaa have been oc
cupy in* the time of Watauga Coun
ty homo d? o? tration woven
lately. W T'r 1
taw HI wood Bryan, State Col
lege extension apeclalist in marfc
etinc, waa In the county recently
to diecvas the plana (or opening
the market.
Club women who participated
in thia apodal curb market ses
alon were Mrs. Stewart Baraea o f
Howards Creek market seeretar r.
Mrs. ?Elbert N orris of Fairview;
Mrs. B. A Hodges, Mrs. Howard
Carlson. Mrs. Don Hodges and Mrs.
A. E. V annoy of Hodges Gap; and
Mrs. Gardner Matheaon of Sugar
Grove.
Revised Sellers Rules
, The group diaeuaaed and revis
ed rules for all market sellers.
They also made out an opera
ting budget for the market season
and voted to buy special stamped
begs for market produce. Miaa
Bryan emphasized to the market
sellers the importance of good
packaging.
New market vice chairman ia
Mrs. B. A. Hodges. Mrs. A. E.
Moreti will stay ia office as chair
man Jor another year.
Workshop Planned
These curb market aellers know
that there la a lot to be done in
getting themselves? and their mar
ket?ready for the summer sea
son and so they've planned a aeries
of workshops for cleaning up and
getting things In order.
Mrs. Howard Cartaon and Mrs.
Don Hodges are now working on
a county label for all csnned pro
ducts sold on the market
Aa yet the sellers haven't decid
Our Motto . , .
"It may be pouible to (at lower
priced work elsewhere but it is
im pouible to (et finer work
eiiewbere at any pricel"
A Graduate from the V. 8.
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Over 32 Tom* of Continuous
Study and Experience ? Wo
Challenge Any Competitor in
Know-How, Fast and Fine
Workmanship
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????? ? mm talk Mmrn. iwM lnnliil, wtm W aa rim. MM.
?d OS the exact
the exact selling
the market will be
(toy and Friday at in previous
year*.
The Watauga market, like other
?MMtain curb markets, to a eum
mer so*. Some of the beet cuatom
ers are summer residents yho find
that the (reeh, home-grown food*
of the eiub women are the beet
they can find around. The curb
market women have made a real
name for themselves, and that to
quality.
Many Accidents
In Daytime Hours
&.H waa brood, open daylight when
416 of North Carolina'* fatal mo
tor rrashae occurred last year. And,
oddly enough, reports the Motor
Vehicle* Department, after-dark
fatal aeeidenta totaled exactly the
same-r-416. Twenty-six occurred at
dustr and 20 at dawn. Light or dark
was not stated on two of the fatal
wreck reports. In all there were
880 death dealing crackup* In the
state which contributed to the
year's fatality toll of 801.
In the past five years, use of
corncobs In industry has increased
60 per cent
DON'T COUGH
YOU* HEAD OFT
ASK FOB
Mentho-Mulsion
If it fails to stop your cough due
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money back.
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FORMAL AND INFORMAL
WEDDING PORTRAITS
125 Easl Main St., Boone, 'I. C.
Phone AM 4 8425
Driver, donl be ? "Hurry Bag."!
Summer la playtime. Behind a ball
railing lata the read may be an
mgm youngster. How down and
live! And 1st live.
Driver, uW your weaving in
m4 Ml to r aquare dancing thia
lumnier ... not f or traffic. Mate
aafety your partner on the road.
Slow down and live!
Senator George of Georgia tm4
his high personal prestige to have
Federal regulation of highway ad
vertising itruek from tha road
construction bill before the Senate
'
?
Sunday, June 19, is
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Wings Shirts
Sport and Preii Long and
Short Sleeve*
$1.98 to $4.95
LEE HATS
Panamas ? Straws 4.95
Felt ...... $7.50
Other Hats 91.98 to $4.95
Ties ? Socks
Underwear
Belts ? Pajamas
Luggage
/ Work Clothes
Work Shoes
Jackets
LIGHT WEIGHT
Summer Suits
119.95 to $34.95
Year 'Round Suite
$2495 to $49.95
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Dress Shoes
$5.95 to $9;95
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Dress Shoes
$7.95 to $14.95
Dress Trousers
$4.95 to $14.95
Everything Dad Wears, Hunt's Has? You Don't
. Have To Hunt at Hunt s
HUNT'S Department Store
KING STREET * J. , . BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA
High time
, the
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N?w Dodgo Custom loyal Lanctr 4- Door Sodoq? moil boowtify! Mil rood tcdcy.
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Next time you're driving around town, just
notice the number of gleaming new Dodge cart
you mo m the street! 1
Then ask yourself: "What ta it thee* people
have found out about the new Dodge that's
causing this landslide of popular favor!"
Part of It, of course, is the new Dodge ctyling.
You can aee at a glance how much bigger and
more luxurious this car is? up to 9 inches
longer than its competitors.
But the real story behind the rush to Dodge is
this: People art discovering tit difference in Ike
wan Dodge eart are engineered and built/
They diacover it in the tglid, substantial (eel of
the car ? the way it handlea and ridea. They
learn to appreciate it in the deep-down (ood
neaa of every part and feature: Doon that
don't rattle. Body joint! that don't aqueak.
Window* that work amoothly.
There ia really no mibatitute for the, depend
ability that ia built into Dodge. Isn't it time
you maorered thia difference for yourself ?
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