term, Ady 15.
Hud football coach, KL C Dug
lecturers who will bo visiting the
seminar for wnl session after
June 30 ia Bob BrsttensUln of
Coral (tablet. Florida. Breiten
atcin, nationally known, is assist
ant coach at tho University of IO
ami la Coral Gabies, and Is bead
baekfield coach at that institution.
Ho Is on a foarhtag stuff whoao
team, thia past Mason, won nine
games sad lost only one. Breiten
stein ia om of a large group of
Florida people who hare built
hornet io the Sbullt Mill* MCtloa
of WiUtap County bw flooat
and who live there la the auaimer
time.
If coaches in the area wish to
attend one of hla lecturea la this
football (Miliar, they eaa gat la
touch with Coach Duggina at Ap
palachian State Teacher* College.
The Km uiar is concerned with
the organization of the football
program, discussions on recent
trenda in football, practice ached
ule, football moviea, and advance
study on the different offensive
and defenaive forma tioba.
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June 25 - September 5
8:15 P.M.
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General Admission TT. $2.00 THE OPENING
Reserved Seats . $3.0p SATURDAY
Children Under 12f. v. Half Price
Church Assembly
Plans Gathering yjj
The congregations of the South
ern Synod of the Evangelical and
Reformed Church, with churches
in North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia, and Florida, will cele
brate the Tenth Anniversary of
the Blowing Bock AsnemMy
Grounds, Inc., Blowing Rock., on
Sunday afternoon of June 28 at
3:90 o'clock, at Blowing Rock.
The following will have an active
part in the anniversary service:
The Rev. Harry D. Althouse, Hic
kory; The Rev. Hiram E. Davis,
Winaton-Salem; the Rev. Huitt R.
Carpenter, Faith; the Rev. Harvey
A. Fesperman, Salisbury; Robert
V. Moss, Hickory; and the Rev.
Hoy L. Fesperman, Greensboro.
The Blowing Rock Assembly
Grounds was given in loving mem
ory of Abel A. Shuford, churchman
and businessman of Hickory, to the
Southern Synod of the Evangelical
and Reformed Church.
During the past ten years a
number of buildings have been
constructed and a vast amount of
improvements have been accomp
lished. Each summer more than
5,000 people visit and take part in
tl^e assembly and Christian educa
tional programs of the Assembly
Grounds.
Sale Of Wheal
Current Need
"With wheat harvest just around
the corner, farmers should think
sbout selling their crop."
That's the advice of John 11.
Curtis, extension marketing spec
ialist at State College.
Curtis adds that one of the most
important tools in profitable mar
keting of grain is storage under
the price support program.
To qualify for price support
loans on the 1905 crop and the re
sealed 1954 crop, wheat must meet
minimum requirements of the Fed
eral Pure Food and Drug Admini
stration.
Curtis says that most *N. C.
wheat growers who have followed
storage recommendations in the
past will have no trouble with the
new regulations, tye commented
that most farmers have been con
vinced that good storage is just
good business whether the grain
is to qualify for the price support
program or qot.
The average cow last year gave
5A00 pounds of milk. But the re
cord for milk production is 42,805
pounds ? nearly eight times the na
tional average.
6?t out of th? ordinary ? ? ?
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model* In Oldunobile'i three thrilling
series . . . luxurious Ninety-Eight, the
brilliant Super "88" ond the budget
priced "88"l Oidsmobile "8S" 2-Door
Sedan illustrated.
. . . at a prlea that's surprisingly low I
Something happen* when you go over to OUil
Yon discover that driting waa never like tbia
before. You find youraelf enjoying every minute
behind tbe wheel. Perbapa you boad ? little
about your car . . . you compare it with othrra
at the drop of a bat. And, of courae, you* find that
Oldamobile ia outatanding in any cooipariaon teat
you care to make? performance, atyliiig. comfort
... anything! Let ue make tbe eompariaoai
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Get out of tbe ordinary i S . grt into as Oi<la
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Zionville
News Notes
Mr. and Mr*. Kemp Wilson mov
ed Mb their home here to Boom
where they have purchased proper
ty.
Mr. and Mr*. Jim Bingham ctf
Elizabeth ton, Tenn., and John Wil
ton, brother of Mrs. Bingham, of
Alberta. Kansas, viaited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs E. N. Norris and
Charlie Teeter of Sugar Grove
were guests last Tuesday of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Wilsoa and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne and
daughter and Miss Pauline Trivett
of Todd, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Trivett.
Frank Greer of Rural Retreat,
Vs., and Mr. and Mrs. Claud Greer
of Newport Newa, Va., are visiting
their sisters, Mrs. N. T. Byers and
Mrs. Scott Swif.
.Mrs. J. C. Wilson, Mrs. Mary
Isaacs and son, Gary, of Meat
Camp, Mrs. Ruby Triplett and
daughter, Judy, and Master David
Cottrell of Boone spent Thursday
with Mrs. Henry 'Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wilson and
tons, Kenneth and Ronnie,, and
Mrs. Rote Furgerson spent part
of last week in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle and
family, and Mrs. Charlie Lewis vis
ited Saturday night with Mr. and
Mrs. John Castle at Mountain City,
Tenn.
Among those leaving for fhe C.
B. M. Camp at Eliiabethton, Tenn.,
art Ellen Cutlc, Fay* Combe, Car
ol jm Milter, Jul Iiiii, Wayne
Joyner, Steve Castle and J. B.
Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Eggers of
Kingsport, Tenn., visited recently
with the Rev. and Mrs. R. C.
t|f?s.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boyer of
Roanoke, Va., were gueats Saturday
of Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas
and Mn. Charles Wilkinson.
Sherman Younce of BelAir, Md ,
visited here last week with Mrs.
Polly Greer and other relatives.
Mr. Younce was nlled to Kings
port, Tenn., doe to the critical
illness of his mother, ^irs. David
Younce, who remains in a serious
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reese and
Gene, accompanied by friends from
Charlotte, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Milter. ?
Mr. ud Mrs. Homer Cornett snd
family of Reese, and Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Lewis and family of route
1, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Olen Stephens Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell and
family of Thomasville, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Farthing, Sugar Grove
visited Mrs. Alice Greer this past
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Helton Wilson of
Trade, ifnn., were guests Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Norris at
Bethel.
A Bible school will begin at
the Zionville Baptist Church July
27 In the afternoon. All children
and young people are invited. Also
parents that wish to attend. It
will be conducted by the Rev. E.
D. Gore.
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