Church Notices
GRACE LVTIIUN CIl'ICH
Err. E. r. Tr? !?.?, paeUr
Warship at 11:00 a. ra. .
RT Sermon topk; "Look Up, and
Ufa."
Efi Lather League at 0:0# p. m
Weak Day School Monday at
4 . 0Q P ??
I Choir rehearsal Thursday even
ing at ?J0 with Mr. Walton Cola
directing and Professor Cole st*the
CKIVRM RIDRT CHURCH
(Church edifice Echo Park. Blow
ing Rock.)
Services Sunday! at It a. m.
RUMPLE MEMORIAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Blowing Rack, N. C.
Dr. Kaya will preach, using the
subjact, "Ota- Spiritual Blood
Bank." The organized Men'i Bible
Claaa continue! to grow. It maeti
in the Manae at t:S0 a. m. for
doughnnts and coffee At 10 o'
clock the Bible lesson ia taught by
Dr. Kays.
FOREIGN HUSSIONS TALKED
AT PERKINSVILLE BAPTIST
The Psrklnsville Baptist Church
will obaerve "Foreign M Unions
Week End" Saturday and Sun
day. The Rev Bud Spencer, a
foreign miaaionary who hai Just
returned from Japan, will ipeak
Saturday at 7:30 and at 11 a. m
and 8 p. m. on Sunday. He will
challenge everyone In tbeee men.
age* about the work in Japan ilnce
World War II. Thii if a rare op
portunity for the people of thii
area to hear freth newi from a
foreign land. Everyone ii invited.
HOLY COMMUNION SERVICE
A Vesper Holy CommunloA Ser
vice will be held at the Boone
Methodift Church Sunday, July
19th at 9:30, announced the Rev
erned E. H. Lowman, paator.
FIBST BAPTIST CHURCH
Blowing Rock, N. C.
ReV. G. Carlton Cat- paeter
Sunday School? 10:00 a. m.
Worth I p icrvice ? 11:00 p. m.
Sunday Evening service ? 9:00
p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
8:00 p. m.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday
s' p. m, _ _
?T. MATTHEWS AT TODD CJ
Sunday. June 24? Morning Ser-f
vice at 11 a. m by H. A. Dob-!
bin.
Evening Service at 4 o'clock by I
Bishop Henry.
BOONE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass in Blowing Rock
TO SING AT GAP CHEEK
The Melody Quartet, composed
of member* of the Lawaon family,
will appear Wednesday night, July
11, at 7:30 at the Gap Creek Bapt
iat Church in a program of sacred
tonga. The public ia invited.
BOONE METHODIST CHURCH
E. H. Lowman, pastor.
Sunday achool? 949.
Morning worship ? 11:00.
Methodist Youth Fellowship ?
6:30.
Choir rehearsal ? Wednesday,
6:15.
A cordial welcome to all.
BLOWING KOCK METHODIST
Dr. H. E. Speace, Pastor.
Service* each Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
J. K. Parker, Jr., pastor.
Sunday school at ?:45 a. m.
Morning worship at 11:00 a. m.
There la a nursery kept for small
children during this service, with
a nurse on duty.
Westminster Fellowship at 5:46
p. m.
Circles of the women of the
church meet the first Monday of
each month; general meeting of
the women of the church each
third Monday.
LUTHERAN PARISH
George W. Shu ford, pastor.
Donald Woolly, student associ
ate.
Holy Trinity ? Sunday School 10,
Service 11
Bethany ? Sunday School 10,
Service 11
Holy Communion ? 1st and Srd
Sundays ? Sunday School 1:30, Ser
vice 2:30
2nd and 4th Sundays ? Sunday
School 10, Service 11.
Rulane Gas
ECONOMICAL!
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catholic annra or tie
EWBAHV IIiwIh *Mk
UhIM Snadayt ? tbaci ,
11:00 a. m and 11:00 bom
Other Sunday* ? Mmm<? 8 00 a.
m. and 0:00 a. m. Confeuioni be
fore the Htiici.
Pills Made Easy
For Children
Moat mediclnci for me in 111
mhn ere currently being pre
pared In < (pacta! form for child
ren. Mo?t of time are pleaunt to
take. A problem may aria* whan
parenu unconncioualy act aa though
the taking of medicine ? are an
ordeal which haa la be endured by
the child.
Thaae pleaaant taatlng medi
cines muat be locked away well
out of reach of the ehiM who haa
likely decided after the fecond !
doae that it la a form of candy. A
child la much more apt to raid the
medicine cheat today than ten
yaara ago. However, the reaulta
can be Juat aa dreadful.
The fact that the family medi
cine cheat la out of reach of the
children la not enough. There
ahould be a lock on all the child
ren'a medicine In a home. A imall,
inexpenalve caah box and lock
from the dime atora will do nicely
Store it well out of eight and reach
of the children.
Not quite all medicinee can be
made completely palatable. The
taate may be diagufeed and the
potency of the medicine unaffected
by mixing a email amount of Jelly
or Jam with the bad taaling medi
cine.
Another good trick le to allow
the child to euck on a piece of ice
'for a few minulee before taking
an unpleaaant medicine. Thie may
numb the tongue *o that it la leu
noticeable.
It ie beet not to uee fruit )ulce
that ie important in the diet to
help hide the flavor of medicinee.
It le poeaible to turn a child
agalnet a neceaeary food thia way.
Alwaye tell a child that he la
taking medicine. Talk to him about
It, explaining that It ie neceeeary
to make him tell good again.
Finished Work
At Lees-McRae
MM* Catherine Lee Steven*, 111m
SU1U. Sberrill (guardian), of
WBk ?ll ? member of the 1090
graduating clan, at Lees-McRae
Collef/, Banner Elk, on May 28th,
10:48 a. m.
While at Lees-MeRae. Cathy wai
a member of the 8ullivanlan Sor
ority, on the Christian Council, a
member of the Young Democrat!
Club, Editor of the Bobcat Tales,
a Homecoming Court attendant
and queen of hearts attendant.
Hiia Stevens was a very out
standing member of her graduat
ing claae. She plans to enter Bera
College In Berea, Kentucky in the
fall.
GERMANY UNITY
President Eisenhower, in * ten
minute meeting with Chancellor
Adenauer of Germany, told the
German leader that he hope* for
"early action" on reunification of
Germany to liberate the 17,000,000
German) la the Eastern zone.
WHY YOUR CHILD
, SHOULD BE
[ VACCINATED
| against!
POLIO NOW I .
rutuc HfAlTH 9MVICE llfMT MOM
n JTATIS AND NIW YO?K CITY IN IMS
UNVACCINATED
VACCINATED
29.2 (?Mt p?t 100,900
6.3 (QMS ptt 100,000
git roui rouo snots as soon as you can ...T
CONTACT YOU* DOCTOR
OR PUBLIC HIAITH OFFICIR NOW)
THE NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOP INFANTILE PARALYSIS
Two Wataugans Enlist In Navy
Eugene C. Chapman, BM1, USN,
recruiter for tbif area, announced
today that two more young men
from Watauga county haa joined
the U 8. Navy. Chuter, Harvey
Trivett, ion of Mr. and Mrs Roger
C. Trivett, of ftominger, and Roy
Nathan Preantll, ton of Mr. and
Mri. David Gold Preinell, of Beech
Creek.
Theie young men are in the
Great Lakei Training Center,
Great Lake*, III. undergoing nine
weeki of training, after which they
will return home on fourteen dayi
leave before reporting to their
next duty station.
The Nivy recruiter will be in
Boon* at the postoffice building
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
of each week, to answer any quest
ions about they Navy and also es
list anyone who is qualified in all
raspect.
NEW HOMES
American families hive invert
ed mora then $100,000, 000, 000 in
new homes since the end of World
War II in 1943. The new homes had
an average value of $10,000.
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Us Always
Variety It the Spice of
Oar Printing Business
On any day, we're apt to be
printing anything . . . from a
shipping tag to a souvenir pro
gram, from a billhead to a
broadside. Every job . . . large
or small ... is printed to per
fection and delivered on time.
WATAUGA
DEMOCRAT
Printing As You Like It
7me,
BOTH W/WS!
You're 'way ahead of them all (or action when yon drive tht*
glamorous go-getter . . .
And you're away ahead In voAm, too?for, believe It or not,
you can own thl* big and brawny beauty for leu than you'd
have to pay for 43 model* of the three email cars!
Here's the perfect way to break the email-car habit. Drive
it? price It? today!
THl CM SATS 0O AND THt HKt WON7 ST Of YOU I,
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EAST MAIN STUKT Ceeler Lkeaw Number *479 BOONE, N. C
Cool Chickens I!
ire Suggested
Every poultry raiaer should take
teps to Mp kit bird! stay a* tool
? possible In hot weather, accord
n t to Thomaa B. Morris. State
oliege extension poultry speeial
it.
He points oat that a chicken's
>edy temperature la 107 to 1W de
rrees, and Utey cannot pe4pire to
telp keep their bodies c^ol.
H birds are uncomfortably hot.
hey wool eat aa they should
When they go off toed, they don't
{row or lay well, and cost the
xmltryman money.
There are several things that
nrodueers can do to help keep feed
Make up during hot weather.
>penihf up the house as much as
MiaaiUe to permit free circulation
if air, and running water over the
roof with a sprinkler or logger
lozzle are two good ways.
Aa aluminum roof will make a
Miilding cooler. If the roof la of a
son-reflective material, it should
>e painted with aluminum paint.
Mraw, shavings, or sawduat can be
placed on the roof and then kept
?ret to make the house cooler. In
>ulating under the raftdrs also
helps.
It has been estimated that deep
litter makes the bouse seven to 10
degrees warmer, so use a thin lit
ter not over two inches deep in the
rammer.
Also, on exteremely hat days,
place several extra water buckets,
small pana, or tuba, and fountains
luide the house and keep them
tiled with fre?h, cool water.
Nehru urge* the ?erf t6 respond
to Soviet amity bids. ;'$1
HOME
REALTY CO.
H. CRADY FARTHING
WATT H. CRAGC
SAVINGS * LOAN BUILDING ? BOONE, N. C
BUSINESS LOT. located at intersection of Highways 221 and 421 in PerkinsviUe, (rooting on
highway 421 about ISO feet. Good location for store or filling station.
BEAUTIFUL HOME located near IRC plant, 4 rooms, bath, full site basement. Lot 190*30# al
ready graded ready for other building*. Priced to sell.
LYNN SPRINGS? Filling station and grocery store for sale. 3 acre lot. Both doing good business
now. Good location in a growing community. Complete with all equipment, scales, cooler,
typewriter and all for 97,900.
LOCATED BETWEEN BOONE AND BLOWING ROCK? Good 5 room cottage, bath, basement.
Private 'water system. Nine acres beautiful s conic property. Ready financed.
FRONTING HIGHWAY 421 in Council addition: Lot 128x130 with 7 room dwelling. 4 bedrooms,
2 baths. Also garage apartment with 4 room, bath, financed.
LARGE BRICK APARTMENT on King St.? Throe room apartment, bath and hall down. Four rooms
and bath and hall up. Valuable lot 90x171. This is very desirable property containing ga
rage and large work shop.
4 ? COLLEGE CIRCLE? 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, bath, bedroom suite, 1 acre scenic lot $*.000
? 44? HODGES GAP ROAD? 4 rooms, bath, hoi air heat, unfurniahed $0,000; furnished flO.OOO
M? DANIEL BOONE PARK? Just two bloeks from P. O. S rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath.
90 ? WOODLAND ? 4 bedroom brick veneer, oil furnace, plastered wan*, large lot - $12,900
16 ? GOOD INVESTMENT? Vacant lot just back of Trailway Laundry, paved road '$800
12? STATE FARM ROAD ? 4 rooms, bath, basement, 1 acre lot level and fertile, close In.
36 ? Summer home ? 6 rooms all completely furnished, bath, nice scenic lot $4,000
C ? Poplar Grove ? 9 room farm house, 33 acres grass and wooded land, creeks $3,800
19?6 miles east of Boone ? 4 room cabin, 1 acres with cherry and apple trees j. ? $2,000
13? RAINBOW TRAIL? Good 4 room cottage, ? acres beautiful scenic property $4,000
11 ? 8 rooms, bath, 3 acres steep and well wooded land, 900 foot road frontage $3,900
1? DB PARK ? 9 room brick, full basement, oil furnace, large lot with garden $12,900.
IF BUYING O* SELLING, CONSULT US ? LOANS AVAILABLE
The Am* r if in Magazine U to be ,
dropped alter August.
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I AM THE CHURCH
They pause in the road of life and faze at
ME. And their feelings are a mixture of long
ing and hesitation. What shall I say to their
longing ... to their hesitation?
I am the Church. I come not from man but
from God. Man raised my steeple to the sky,
a prsyer of steel. But Cod opened my doors
to the reverent. He lifted the Cross of His
Son to beckon men. He engraved His mes
sage on the hearts of my people.
I am the Church. They long for me because
I teaeh truth and awaken faith . . . because
hope and courage and strength aad happiness
are promisee I make to those who heed me.
I am the Church. They helitate as they sp
proach me. For they say, "How can we be
sure your Troth is true ? your Faith bellev
able ? your Promises certain?"
I am the Church. That is why men can be
sure! I come not from man but from Ood.
Men may toy with the truth, but not Ood.
Men may break faith, but not God. Men
may forget their promises, but not Ood.
I am the Church. I belong to yew . . .
to your family ... to your nation and
world. Do you belong to me?
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PhMco, Maytaf Appliances .
Buildinf Material*, Myers
COE INSURANCE agency
All Una* Insurance
Dependable Seel Estate ferriee ~
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BverjrthUs in
Hardware and Associated Line*
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Dry Goods, Clotkinf, Shoes, Groceries
Modern Cafe M Connection
BOONE TRAIL RESTAURANT
"A Oeod riade To Eat"
fester Hardy, Owner Aow fnw Poetoffice
BEINS-STUBDIVANT FUNERAL HOME
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TtiOM Good OuU Product*
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