on Wednesday
i Professor Wal
-? ?rr vices are well st
teaded with the Rev A. W.' Up.
pant chaplain at our Stat* Hoi
:i&- In Morgantoo, bringing very
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Francis J. Murphy, put or
Rev. Joaeph L. Hart, S.S.E., as
aiatant.
Sunday Masa
1st and 2nd Sunday*? 11:18 a.m.
Other Sunday! ? 6 49 a. m.
Confessions before Maaa.
LUTHERAN PARISH
George W. Shuford, paator
Holy Communion ? Sunday
School? 10:00; The Service? 11:00
with Lord'a Supper.
Rethany ? Sunday Schol ? 10:00,
The' Service? 7:30, Luther League
-6:10.
Holy Trinity? Sunday School?
10:00.
CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY
Mowing Rock.
Sunday Maaa
let Sunday of month? 8 a. m.
Other Sundays ? Maw in Boone.
FUST BAPTIST CHURCM
Rev. G. Carl tea, Cos,
Sunday? 10:00 a. m. Sunday
11:0 a. m. Morning Worship
7 JO prayer meeting
?:00 p. m. Choir rehearsal
8:00 p. m. Evening Worship
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
George A. Arthur, paator.
10 a. m. ? Sunday School.
11 a. as.? Morning worahlp.
6:18 p. m ? MiLows
6:48 p. m? Youth Pellowahip of
Loyal Woricera
7:80 p. m. Evening Worahlp
Wednaaday: Prayer matting at
7:80 p. m.
mt. bethel church
Evangelicisl and Eafonred
(The Little White Church)
11-00 a. m. (Visiting minister
eaeh Sunday during aummar aea
aon.)
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RUMPLE mnaORIAL
nmrrmuAN church
K?. L. r. XiM, ?. D, pester
Worship services every Sunday
morning at 11. Mldireek prayer
nacting ovary Wednesday night at
7:80. Sunday School a vary Sunday
morning at IS. Young People meet
la the chapel arary Sunday Bight
from 1+ OIHa Scout* meet in tha
Sunday School room* Friday after
noon at 4. Choir practice at 3:19
p. m oft Wednaaday. Tha woman
of the church aMat the aecond and
fourth Monday nights of each
month at 7 30. Until tha flrat Sun
day in /una all worship services
are held In the chapel ill tha rear
ni the main sanctuary.
WATAUGA CHARQE
METHODIST CHURCHES
Rev. N. C. Bash, pastor
Liberty: 1st and Srd Sundays,
eorship 10:00 a. m.
Valla Crucis: 1st and Srd Sua
days, worship 11:00 a. m.
Pinay Grove: lat and Srd Sua
tsys, worship 8:00 p. m.
Mahal: 2nd and 4th Sunday*,
worship 10:00 a. m.
Henson Chipel: 2nd tf?4 4th
Sunday, worship 11:00 a. m. 4th
fcinday 8:00 p. m>
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I. K. Parker, Jr, pastor.
Sunday aahool at S:48 a. m.
Morning worship at 11:00 a. m.
Chare Is a nursery kept for email
children during thia eerriee.
Westminster Fellowship at 8:46
p. m.
Circlee of the women of tha
church meet the first Monday of
each month; general meeting ef
tha women of tha church each
third Monday.
CHURCH or CHRIST
Wart Main Street
Bible Study, Lord's Day, 10 a. m.,
morning worship 11, evening
worship at 7:30 p. m.; Bible study
Thursday 7:30 p. m.; Radio pro
gram every Lord's Day at S:18 a
?*. to 8:48 ?. m.
p. Ernest Shoaf. Evangelist
MEAT CAMP ASSEMBLY OF
GOD
C. A. Kelly, pastor.
Pentecoetul Service
Sunday ~ aoo! 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship 11:00 a. m.
Christ Ambassador's 8:30 p. m.
(young people)
Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m.
Midweek service*
Tuesday night prayer? 7:30
Friday night preaching? 7:30
OIAMON
BOONE
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Watauga's Pioneer Polled Breeder
SELLING
One of .Our Beat
POLLED BULLS
ALSO ONE NICE POLLED HEIFER
Saturday, Oct. 15 - 1955
WATAUGA HEREFORD BREEDERS SALE
LAMKL SMUNC8 SAPTOTjP I
BnM. Mw
Sunday Bcfceol MM* ?- m. ] fj;
Morning Worship 11:00 I. a.
B T. U. 7:00 p. m.
Kvenii it Worahlp 8 00 ?. m.
Wednesday prayer meeting 7:30
p. m.
Va* f* iiff ?? far
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Zionville
News Notes
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Castle, ac
companied by Mr. and Mr*. J. S.
Snyder vUitrd lut week with rela
tive* and friend* ,hi Canton, Pa.
Mr. Ernest Egger* of Kingaport,
Tenn. (pent the week end recent
ly with the Rev. and Mr*. H. C.
Egger*.
Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Stephen*
visited recently with llr. and Mr*.
George Austin near Boone.
Mr*. OIlie Jean Phipps left
Saturday to Join her husband who
is employed in Pennsylvania. .
Mr. and Mrs. John Castle of
Mountain City, Tenn. were dinner
guests recently of Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Castle.
Mrs. Phil) is Wilson and Karon
spent Friday with her mother,
Mrs. Frank Proffitt on Meat Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee WU*on had a*
guest* thi* week end, Mr. and Mr*.
L. C. Simpton and grandton,
Mikey, from Jacksonville. N. C.
and Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Simpson
of Mayiville, N. C.
Sgt. acid Mr*. Charlie South
viiited last week with Mr. and
Mr*. Hobert South. Charlie ha*
been In Panama the past year
with the armed forces there and
has thirty day* before returning.
Mr. and Mr*. Lovell FUher and
Mr. and Mrs. George Fuerrone and
daughter, Pam, of Sanduiky, Ohio
?pent a week in the South home.
Mr*. Fuerrone i* the former Mi**
Betty South. /
Mr. and Mr*. Boice Triplett and
family of Charlotte ipent the week
end with Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Trip
let!
Mr*. Clint Winebarger and Mr.
and Mr*. Vance Vine* spent the
week end in Radford, Weit Va.
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winebar
ger and Mr. and Mr*. Lewi* Turn
er.
Mr. and* Mr*. J. S. Miller and
Sue viiited Sunday with Mr. and
Mra. Helton Wilson at Trade,
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Holman and
Alfred vialted Mr. ?b4. Mr*. ?. N.
Norri* at Bethel.
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Goehrftjf and
family of Evaniville, Indiana are
visiting Mr. and Mr*.. Fred Ca*tle.
Cemetery Work
Being Planned
There will be a meeting at the
Meat Camp Baptiit Church at 2:30
p. m. Sunday, October 18, for the
purpose of making final plans for
(he completion of the beautifica
tion of the church cemetery.
All interested per*on* are urged
to atttnd.
CARD OF THANKS
We wi*h to expres* our iincere
thank* and appreciation for the
kindnea* and lympathy shown u*
during the illne** and death of our
father. W. Lee Robbin*.? The Rob
bins family.
BUSINESS IN 1IM
While the beat butineia year In
hUtory wa* forecaat tor IPSO, the
Chamber of Commerce of the Unit
ed States expects a more moderate
rise during the 1M6 year.
Wilson Furniture Store
LOCATED IN THE OLD DODGE-PLYMOUTH BUILDING
A GENERAL LINE OF FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCES
12-ft. Linoleum ? Coal and Oil Heaters
/_ Bedroom Suites ? Living Room Suites
Dinette Suites ? Mattress and Springs ? Beds
Roll Away Beds and Various Other Articles
See V? for Exceptional Bargains
WILSON ? W. K. WILSON ? EUGENE WILSON
Telephone AM 4-0444
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LOSE UGLY FAT
IN TEN DAYS-.
OR MONEY BACK
SL 7?" V* ??*rw? km to Um
s? ir&frz.
zsl r.jrsr.s
itUr what
DIATROW
II can df .
GUARAN
ly an Sunday, October It. at the
Oak Crave BapH.t Church *?*
Each year Oak Grove abaanra*
a special day o( praiaa and thanks
giving to Gad far tha bountiful
barvaata. At thia time thaaa iadl
viduala ar group* who have bad
part in Lord'* Acre or Lord**
Hour project* brine to tha Lord's
storehouse the fniita of their lab
ara.
Thia day ia alao being abaerved
a* Homecoming, aad a special in
vitation ia extended to all mem
ber*, former member*, and friends
of the Oak Grove church ta attend
either part or all of the serviaes
planned for thi* day. There will
be both morning and afternoon
services, with Mr. Smith Hagaman
aa featured ipeakei in the after-,
noon. Everyone will bring baaket
lunches and eat together at the
church. A cordial invitation ia ex
tended to all to attend. >
Scouters To Hold
Annual Banquet
The annual banquet for the
scouters of the Watauga diatrict
will be held Monday evening, Oc
tober 17, at aeven o'clock at the
banquet room of the Boone Trail
Cafa. Dr. Lee Reynolds*- diatrict
chairman, has issued the ihvition
to all scout committeemen, insi
tutional representatives, scoutmas
ters, district officers, and other
adults connected with scouting in
the county. The wive* of the scout
workers are also cordially invited
and expected to attend.
Dr. Reynolds will preside and
introduce the new officera who
will shortly take over for the com
ing year.
Rev. John S. McDuffie, rector
of St. Mary's of the Hill* Church
in Blowing Rock, wlll'be the ipeak
ar at the banquet. Mr. McDuffie
i* scoutmaster of the Blowing Rock
troop.
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SSSisa- ? ft, U
? The fruit* have fee en gathered from
yO the ,fi*ldt. They Uy about her, rich and
ripe, in the autumn tun that it atill warm.
Never hat the tky been t6 blue, never
have the dittant mountains been more
enchahting with their play of purple
thadatos. Yet' the concentrates on the
work at hand, paaling an apple with ttill
dextrous fingert a* the rock* on into tha
long afternoon of life.
She is a timple person. Her life ha*
not been easy. There have been moment*
of great happinett . . . and of great tad
nets ; time* of drought and time* when
the harve*t came in a kind of golden
glory from the bounty of the efcrth.
But through it all *he hat had a nour
Ithment that hat nothing to do with crop*
and weather, a kind of tuttenance that
hat stood by her at all time* and in all
*ea*ont . . . FAITH. Her* it a complete
Faith in God and in her Church, a Faith
that ha* made her life happy and useful
... a Faith that has furnished food for
the *out. ' ^
Publlthed Weekly in the Interett of the Churahes of Boone and Watquga County by the Following!
WATAUGA HARDWARE, INC.
Fhilco, Maytag Appliance*
Building Materials, My an Pump*
COE INSURANCE AGENCY
All Line* Insurance
Dependable Real Estate Service
FARMERS HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO.
Everything 1ft
Hardware and Associated Lines
SMITHEY'S STORE
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Groceries
Modern Cafe in Connection
BOONE TRAIL RESTAURANT
"A Good Place To Eat"
Baxter Hardy, Owner ? Aero** from Po*toffice
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REINS-STURDI V ANT FUNERAL HOME
Dial AM 4-?8e? ? Ambulance Service
WATAUGA MOTOR MAKRET
Those Good Gulf Products
Corner Main Street and Blowing Rock Road
NEW RIVER LIGHf & POWER CO.
t ? ' ? / W q '????* "I a J'ilo -Ju. ? > i?\?
MMAWAY laundry, inc.
" nut feoone ? Dial AMherct 4-8413
TODD & HIGGINS ESSO SERVICE
Joe Todd ? Bruce Higgin*
Washing, Greasing, Tire* and Batteries
THE NORTHWESTERN BANK .
A Good Bank Serving a Good County
CAROLINA PHARMACY
A Complete Drug Service
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