lobbing Dies; More
mm,
iffli
rente Bolick. Lige KM, Charlie
Bolick, Chart** Brown, J. Porter,
Justin Co fby. W. 1. Castle, all of
Blowing Back; Horbort Steward of
TenneeeM, Bud Mart of Vllaa, and
Eugene Holshoueer of liiai. Ac
tive pall-bearen were Jack Pan
naU , Glenn Coffey, C. C. Bobbins,
Jr., Charles Iaenhour. John Look*
bill, all of Blowing Rock, and
Buck Bobbins of Boom.
Revival Services
Revival services are in progress
at' the first Baptiat church this
week, each evening at 7:10. Rev.
C. D. Bessinger, pastor of Grace
Baptist chtfrch of AshevUle, is as
sisting the pastor, Rev. G. Carlton
Co* during this series of meetings.
The public ia cordially invited to
attend.
Scatrta Have Csaiparea
Several members of Blowing
Bock Scout troop 701 and three
Scout officials spent the week end
camping at the Martin Farm in
Caldwell county. Attending were
Father McDuffy, new Vicar of St.
Mary's of the Hills Episcopal
church, Scoutmaster; Larry Har
ris, Explorer Advisor; Charlee
Martin of the Scout staff; Benny
Robinson, John Lett, Dee Hodges,
Burris Coffey, Lewis Coffey, and
Protect Your Family
BY BECOMING A MEMBEB OF
REINS - STURDIVANT MUTUAL
BURIAL ASSOCIATION, Inc.
TELEPHONE DIAL AMherat 4-8SM
A 25-Cent Fee la Charge Upon Joining, After Which the
Following Duee Are in Effect:
DOUBLE BENEFIT quarterly yearly benefit
One to ten yeara. 4 .20 $ .80 $100.00
Tan to thirty yeara .40 1.00 200.00
Thirty to fifty year* JO 3-20 200.00
Fifty to aixty-five yeara 1.20 4.80 / 200.00
Mr. and Mr*. Charlie Coffer
?pent the week end in High Point
where they attended a reunion af
Mr. Ctffe fB family.
Peter Sharpe Greene, soe of
Mr. and Mrs Rob Greene, who ie
a Mail at WK, Chapel Hill,
?pent the week end with kia faa
ily here. ?'? h .,
Urges Cheek 0n||
Fire Hazards
By H . J. WILLIAMS
The week of October ?-lB haa
been declared National Fire Pre
vention Week. With the eomins of
winter it ie a food time to make a
check of bomee, farm buildings,
and grase area* to aee that fire
hazards are removed. Heating
plants, chimneys, fireplaces, and
electrical wiring ahould be in
spected before winter begins.
At this seaaon of the year wood
fires ar* also a danger. Hunter*
and those working in the woods
should be very careful with cigar
ette* and matches. In only ? few
hours e fire can deetroy a tract of
timber that has take mother na
ture many year* to grow.
J. N. Atkins is Installing tile
drainage on his farm at Foecoe.
Mr. Atkins is making use of ACP
funds to help cover the coets of
the work. The drainage la being
installed under supervision of Soil
Conservation 8ervlce.
A recent check on the farm of
Dr. J. T. C. Wright shows a ninety
per cent survival of plantings of
white pine and poplar. These seed
lings were planted by studenta at
Appalachian State Teachers Col
lege. Dr. Wright plana to plant
five more acres to white pine next
spring, which will make a total of
1* acres planted over a period of
4 year*.
Fanners are urged to vote for
ABC community committeeman on
Tuesday, October 18.
TO SAVE CRANES
The U. 8. Fish and Wildlife Ser
vice hu Joined force* with Canada
in protecting an Air Force plan
to operate a bombing range near
the Texaa wintering ground* of the
almoat extinct whooping crane*.
They are aaking that *ome other
lite ihould be found for the range
or "a crippling blow" would be
dealt to the bird*, now only 38 in
number." The bird* neit in cum
mer in the wild* of Canada, and
migrate to the Matagordo Island
area of Tcxai for the winter
month*.
Working girl* are becoming more
faahion-cooacioua.
.1*0*
Lettuce, head 15c
FLA. NEW CROP
Grapefruit, 3 for 20c
RED AND GREEN
Sweet Potatoes, lb. 20c
FRESH
Coconuts, 2 lbs. 19c
Libby'i New 2
Tomato Juice, 2 for
25c
Strietman
Rainbow Assortment, 1 lb.
40c
Watauga
Chopped Kraut, 2 cans
21c
Yummy Brand
Roast Beef, 11% oz., 2 for .... 75c
Del Monte? Sliced or Crashed
Pineapple, 9 oz., 2 for 29c
Hillcrett
Cheese, 2-lb. box 69c
Beaver Creek
Green Beans, 3 for
44c
Karo
White Syrup, 1 qt. decanter ..* 45c
Double Pkg. Sugar Jets & Cherrios 35c
BARGAIN BUT
Valleydale Cured Picnic Hams, lb. 39c
Pork Liver, lb. ....... 19c | krfRoast5 lb. 39c
PURE
Pork Sausage, 3 lbs. $1.00
FROZEN CHICKEN AND
Turkey Pies 25c
-
FRESH
Ground Beef, 3 lbs. $1.00
PKG. OF lt
Fish Sticks 37c
Boneless fish-Perch or Cod-lb. . 35c
Free Parking for Your Shopping Convenience ? - Open Until 6:30
each evening ' ' tMi
E SUPER MARKET
Dial AMherst 4-3891
Formed In State P
North Carolina, whan vacation
traval If ? major induatrjr, has or
IMtwl a State Travel Council.
Governor Lather H. Hodge*
spoke forcefully of the need for
?uch m organization at a meeting
of soma 40 leaden of the tourist
industry October 8. Delegates to
the minting, held in the capital
city of Raleigh, were invited by a
five-man organizing committee
named earlier this year by the
Governor. The committee was
comprised of Robert L. Thompson,
Raleigh public relations consult
ant, and one of the originators of
the North Carolina advertising
prognu* operated under the State
Department Of Conservation and
Development; Richard S. Tufts,
president of Plnehurst, inc.; Mar
ley M. Kelvin, executive secretary
of the North Carolina Restaurant
Association; S. R. Jones, presi
dent of the North Carolina Motel
Association; and Gilmer Sparger,
executive secretkry of the North
Carolina Petroleum Council.
Fred Linton, executive vice
president of the Winston Bslem
Chamber of Commerce, was named
president of the newly formed
Travel Council of North Carolina,
Incorporated as a non-profit, non
stock corporation to develop and
promote traval in and to North
Carolina. Vice President is Harry
E. Buchanan, president of the
Cherokee Historical Aaaociatlon
and a member of the State High
way Commission; secretary-trea
surer is Lynn Nisbet, chief of the
News Bureau of the Associated
Afternoon Dailies of North Caro
lina.
North Carolina has no state
Chamber of Commerce. Travel
promotion and a tourist inquiry
service for the state aa a whole Is
carried on by the State Advertis
ing Division of the Department of
mi President IMm pledged
Travel Council'! rapport at the
state advertising program Dirto
tor Bra B. Douglas of Uu Depart
ment of C? srvtlosi and Deve
lopment pledged the (all coopera
tioa of hie staff to the w Travel
big rvarsiN
Mr. Bay Stout oi Beaver Du
townahip brtags the Democrat ?
whale o( a pumpkin, which me*
sure* 10 inches in diameter, and
Cot Hodges remember* us with a
couple of smaller pumpkins, the
bright yellow ones which make
for quality custards. ?
Junior Varsity
Goes To Marion
By Russell Mcdonald
Appalachian'* Junior Vanity
team will play the Junior Vanity
ot Davidson College tonight at ?
p. m. in Marion. The game is spon
(ored by the Rotary Club el Mar
ion. This will be tiM second meet
ing a i these two teams tor this
season. In the firat game the
Davidson Jayvees won 17 to*, so
the Mountaineer's Jayvee will be
seeking a victory to make up for
the previous defeat.
This will be the fourth game of
Large, beautiful house, one mile west of Boone
on highway 421. One and one-half acres of
land, modern heating and water systems, al
most new.
" ' ' *?"" . "S '?
/ .... ? . , , ^
This house' is suitable for two families, for a
boarding house, for a rest home, or a tourist
place. v
The price is right. Good terms
If interested see
W. H. GRAGG
the wm for the Baby Appa u
they ha** played Gardner-Webb
Junior College, the Jayvoes of
East Tenneaaee State Collefe and
the Davideoa team. The only win
of thf Appalachian team has bftn
over thfe Bulldogs of Gardner
Webb by the (core of 12 to ?.
The Appalachian team is eoach
ed by Jack Branch and Colon Ni
lona. , v
Legion Auxiliary
Meeting Friday
Watauga Hereford Breeders 13th Annual
PUREBRED SALE
Saturday, October 1 5
BURLEY WAREHOUSE NO. 2
SELLING
BEST 15 BULLS v
BEST 50 COWS AND HEIFERS
FOR CATALOG WHITE: L. E. TUCKWILLER
' COUNTY AGENT
Ui
ltOO P. M,
Boone, N. C.
fha Ford Thunderbird haf Mt a now standard
for fun and beauty. A1 IS new Ford middi
?bare the atyltnf of the Thunderbird. How they
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18 new Thunderbird-innpired model. for
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56 FORDwith new 202-hpThunderbird Y8
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padded indramcnt panel and lun vbon, and optional
new Ford mat belts.
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A glance tells jtfui that the "56 Ford has the
long, low lines ... the dazzling beauty of die
fabulous Ford Thunderbird.
Bat wait till yon touch the gas pedal! Then
youll know that Ford goes like the Thunder
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Y-8' engine, available in Fordomatk Fairlane
and Station Wagon models, youll pan with new
confidence, smile at hills.
And there's even bigger news! It is Lifeguard
Design. With the cooperation of leading univer
sities, medical associations and safety experts.
Ford found that mo?t serious accident in furies
were caused by the driver being thrown against
the steering port, occupants being thrown for
ward against hard surfaces, or from the car. So,
Ford developed a new Lifeguard steering wheel
with a deep-center structure to help protect you
from the steering post . . . Lifeguard double
grip door locks to give added protection from
doors springing open under shock . . . optional
Lifeguard cushioning for instrument paittl and
sun visors, to help lessen injury from impact . . .
optional seat belts that help keep occupants
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TuUut, luiurioin new fvjmnrr.jer" ?
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Cuitoialinc Tudor and Ml Favdor companion feature a
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Mainline Fordor is a ? -
we its '
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*" the Tudor and Businea Sedan.