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counties par
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first place Hi th* registered ewe
Watauga County placed third ia
group of fiva lamb* class. Hav
ing lambe ia this group were John
ny Vines, Robert Wilson, and
Henry Hayes.
Thirty-nine lambs were shown
from Watauga, out of the total of
00 from the three counties. Ex
hibitors included both Future
Par men of America and 4-H club
members..
Glenn Ray Conklin of Ashe
County took grand champion hon
ors with bis entry. Entries by him
also placed first ia the class of
lambe aired by registered Hamp
shire. rama and first and third in
the big show group of individual
entires from which the champions
were selected.
Roger Collins of Sparta waa
awarded reserve champion honors.
In the auction sale that followed
the show, Mr. Conklin's grand
champion commanded 40 cents par
pound and the reserve champion
was bid off at M cants a pound.
Aasiating with the show ware
W. C. Richardson, assistant county
agent of Watauga; Eugene Gray,
assistant agent for Ashe; John
Cooper, Alleghany assistant agent;
and San; Buchanan, state extension
livestock specialist.
^ Assisting the 4-H and PPA boys
and girls of Watauga prepare for
the show were R. G. Shipley, vo
cational agriculture teacher at
Cove Creek, and Mr. Richardson.
The show Is sponsored annually
by the State Extension Service,
business and professional men of
the three counties, and the Ameri
can Hampshire Sheep Association.
Watauga boys and girls show
ing included Bob Yates, Denniea
Anderson, Paul Perry Lance Reese,
Joan Wilson, Robert Wilson, BUI
Vines, James and Leslie Henaon,
Eugene and Dean Moody, Dennis
Trivet ts, James and Jerry Haga
npn, and Henry Hayes
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Curb Market To
Open On Friday
Mr* A. E. Moretz, chairman of
Watauga County Mom* Deinoostra
tion Curb Market committee, an
nounce* the market will open Fri
day ci( this week The boon will
be ? a. a. to 5:30 p. m.
Good* to be told will be home
iBidi rat en. cookiM tod pin,
broad, garden fre*h vegetable* and
fruit*, froaii egg*, dresaed chickens,
curo<t bam, handicraft* and Jam*,
Jollies, preserve* and other canned
food s and cut flower*.
The curb, market is located on
90S Ea*t King Street. Parking
?pace is available in the lot bock
of the market. Buyers are aaked
to u*e this for parking rather than
the street.
Market days are sot for Tuesday
and Friday each week, with the
Tuesday hours running from 8 to 1
11:>0 a. m. and Friday hours as
stated above.
Members of the Curb Market
coramitte besides Mrs. Moretz are
Mis. B. A. Hodge*, vice-chairman;
Mr*. Stewart Barnes, secretary and
treasury.
Thomas N. Hartley
Funeral la Held
Thomas Newton Hartley, >1, of
Lenoir, Route 1, died at the home
of a .daughter, Mrs. Dow Tnpleti
May SI. ?
Funeral services were held
Thursday June 2 at John's River
Baptist Church in the Globe, Rev.
J. F. Crisp being in charge. Burial
was in Cool Springs cemetery in
Watauga county.
He Is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Mary S. Hartley and aeven
daughters: Mrs. Alma Brown of
Boone; Mrs. Velma Andrews, Len
oir; Mrs. Bernice Tolbert, Lenoir;
Mrs. Mae McLean. Blowing Rock;
Mrs. Georgia McLean, North Bend,
Oregon; Mrs. Jessie Oaks, North
Bend, Oregon;! Mrs. Bessie Greene.
Lenoir; one son, Thomas Newton
Hartley, Jr., of Oregon. There are
85 grandchildren and 48 great
grandchildren. There are two
brothers, and one sister. Dock
Hartley. North Wilkesboro; Mil
lsrd Hartley. Wabasso, Fla., and
Mrs. Rose Munday of StatesviUe.
Horn In We$t Cast
(CoBUnueu iron pec* ooe)
Mount Airy; Fatriek Matthews,
tfoone; David Smith. Buies Creak; |
J?orth Spearman, jr., Charlotte;
Ted M. BarneU, Boone; David j
Wtngate, Boeoe; Kenneth Brad- {
a haw, SaliabMWk^
Villager*? Carol Billing!, Bute. |
Creek and Goldaboro; Grace El
ledge. Marion; Anne Eberhart Wil
son, Tuaealooea. Ala; David Cul
ler, Edward Culler, John Culler.
Keith Phillips, John Van Noppen
aad Gaston Shell, all of Boone.
Children? Sherry Elledgv. Mar
ion, and Jimmy Agle, Boone.
Health Leaden
(Continued from page one.)
have bees prevented in the United
States.
The entire staff of the local de
partment attended, and took part
la the diaeuaalona.
Farmeri are producing about 4
per cent fewer vegetables for fresh
market this spring than last.
CREDIT INSURANCE
Inru ranee written specifically to
protect the loan In the event of
the death of the insured person
has risen sharply since World War
[1. Almost 40 per cent of outstand
ing consumer credit in the United
States now Is covered by this kind
of Ufa insurance. Titer* was a total
of *10.241.000.000 worth of credit
life Insurance in foruj at the start
of the year covering a total, ra
Jan. 1. of 20.BM.000 policies.
DEMOCRAT AH TAT
SERVICE BOAR ? Regutered
Belted Hampshire. ? B. 1.
HARDY; Contact L. M HODGES
on Route 3, Boone, N. C.
SHOP AT BELK'S
FOR
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for every member of
the family
K We Are Beone's Exclusive
Distributors for .
0
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For Boys and Girls
Weyenberg Shoes for
Men
Natural Bridge Shoes
For Men and Women
WE FIT SHOES BY X-RAY
WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF SHOES FOR
EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ? TWO BIG SHOE
DEPARTMENTS? FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT
BELK'S Dept Store
YOUR SHOPPING CENTER ? BOONE, N. C.
We Close Wednesdays at 12:30 p. m.
Shop at BELK'S Today and Everyday and Save!
POWER WILL BE OFF
SUNDAY MORNING
The New River Light & Power Company is in the process of
completing their voltage change on their lines and find it
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necessary to cut off power to all customers for about 2 hours
on SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 19th, and again for about 2
hours on SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26th. It is anticipated
that this will take place between 4 a. m. and 6 a. m. on both
days.
If any New River customer does not have power by 7:30
Sunday morning it will be appreciated if they will call AMherst
4-8621.
Thanking you for your cooperation.
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