[Personal TTlention—SocialJ/lctivities
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Local Affairs
Un. Kelley O* borne spent ia»t
week in Laxon with her niece,
Mrs Jim ForrctUr
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dancey
reeently attended the Southeaítern
Shoe Show in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Jake Caudill ia in New
York City thi* week buying spring
inerchandUe for Caudill's Store.
Mr. B. W. Slaliings ia spending
ten dayi in Harrisburg, Pennsyl
vania attending the National Poli
ed Hereford As»ociation.
Tharon and Judith Sapp of Ra
leigh arrived Saturday f or a
week'a visit with their grand
muther, Mrs. R. W. McGuire.
Mrs. T.*H. Hoggard oí Norfolk.
Virginia ia spending ten da>s with
her suter, Mn. W. B. Hodgea and
Mr. Hodget.
Mr. Sam Ray oí Hickory and
Mr. Bill Profíitt oí Spruce Plne
visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
D. O. Ray.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Batta Sr. of
Wilson, N. C. were week end visi
tors with Mr. and Mrs. ■ Alton
Batta, Jr.
Mr. Maat Ward of F.lirabethton,
Tennessee spent Tuesday with hif
únele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hayes of Vilaa.
Master Ricky Greene of West
Jeffenon spent the week end with
hit grandparents, Mr. and Mr».
Clay Greene.
Mr. and Mn. Turner Watson
left Monday for Vero Beach, Flor
ida, where they will «pend the
winter.
Mr. and Mn. Tommy Richard
son ánd Debbie of Elkin spent
Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. O. K.
Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Critcher of
Blowing Rock are leavlng this
week for LaMesa, Calif., where
they will reside durlng the winter.
Mr. and Mn. E. W. Bentley and
Gary returned home Sunday after
vacationing in Mlami and the Flor
ida Keys for eight day».
Mr., and Mn. Gwyn Crouae of
Woodstown, N. J., viaited Sunday
and Monday with Mr. Crouae'a »is
ter, Mrs W-ayne Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Thomas and
daughters, Pat and Peggy, of Tay
lorsville spent the week end with
Mrs. R. K. Bingham.
Mr and Mn. Ben A. Murray of
Columbia, S. C.. visited a week ago
Monday with Dr. and Mn. Ray F.
Derrick.
Mr. and Mr». W. R. Winkler will
attend the State Automobile Deal
ers mecting in Ralelgh Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Miriam Rabb of Raleigh
visited over the week end with
her parents, Mr. and Mn. Mont
Glovier.
Mr. James H Moore of Roanoke,
Virginia and Mr. Larry Moore of
C'amp Lejeune, visited with Mn.
E H. Moore at Faculty Apartments
Sunday.
Mr. George Barrack Hayea of
Vila» i» seriou«1y U1 tollowing »urg
ery at Bapti*t Hoaplt'al In Win
ston-Salem la»t Tuesday. He ha»
been a patient there for two week».
Phil McGuire wa» called to Ñor
folk, Virginia Friday because of
the illnesa of hi» father, Mr. R.
W McGuire, who is Improved.
Phil returned home Sunday.
Mr P. C. Underdown and Mn.
Víctor K. Honkins of Lenolr, also
Mr. and Mn. Robert Simmon» of
Durham. were Sunday gue»U of
Mis» Helen Underdown.
Mr. and Mn. J. C. McConnell
returned home Sunday frotn •
four-day vl»it with Mr. and Mr».
Jlmmy McConnell and Baln ln
Winaton Salem.
Mr. and Mn. C. L. Holland of
Wllmlngton and Mr. Dick Holland
of Raleigti were week end vUltor*
with Mn Holland» mother, Mn.
Jen te McGuire.
Mn. Leroy Miller and daughter.
Teresa Lee. have returned to thelr
home in Baltimore, Maryland af
ter vliiting two week» with Mi»a
Maude Wilco* of Boone and Mr.
and Mn Joe Miller of Meat Camp.
Lt and Mr» David Horton an
nounce the birth of ■ daufhter,
Suian Laine, on Novembw 0 at
City Hoapitíl ln Ozarj| Alabema.
Mn Horton 1» the rthner Mím
Mary Sue WaMi of Sherwood
David Blaekbum of War, We»t
Virginia *pent the week end with
Mr and Mn. Watter Winkler. Mr
and Mn. Tom Winkler, Johnny and
Margan* Ann, of We»t Mferaon
were recent viatton with Mr and
Mr*. Winkler.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gragg and
con». Robert and Larry, Mrs Ro
! bcrt Poe and ton, Stephen Vann,
' spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr»
! Sammy Lee Meyers ta Winston
I Salem
Mr. aM Mrs. D. P. Jones and
i daughter, Nancy, of Columbia, S
C., Mr. and Mrs. Martin Champioa
and John Martin of Foreat City
were viaitora with Mr. and Mrs. J.
R. Brendall over the week end.
Virginia- Lynn Moretz waa born
to Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Moretz, Jr.
in Lowell, Indiana Sunday, Novem
ber 10. She ia the great-grand
daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. J. K.
tírown of Boone.
Recent visitors with Mrs. Opal
| Mayes of Beech Creek were her
¡ son, Pvt. Larry Mayes, Pvt. Jerry
Henderson of Camp Lejeune, and
Mr. and Mrs. Masón Scroggs of
Gaffney, S. C.
Cuesta of Mr. and Mrs. James
B. Mast for the week end were
Mrs. Mast's sisters, Mrs. Tbomas
L. Briggs and Mrs. J. Howard
Tolley, and a couain, Mrs. W.^B.
Creaay, all of Wilmington.
Week end visitors with Mra.
i Huic Templeton were Mr. and Mrs.
; James Tentpleton and children,
Sharon, David, Mark, Susan and
1 Len, of Pilot Mountain and Mr.
I llal Templeton of Elkin.
Misa Betty Jane Calloway, sen
' ior student in X-ray technology
at Duke School of Medicine in
Durham, spent the week end with
her ptrents, Mr. and Mrs. Vanee
¡ Calloway.
The Rev. Joseph Shackford sf
Walkertown visited Mr. and Mrs.
; Rob Rivers Wednesday evening.
, He was en route to Waynesville to
I visit his parenU, the Rev. and
Mrs. John Shackford.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Vannoy re
; turned to their home at Rominger
last Tu^sday after spending a
month with relatives in Everett,
Washington, Columbus and Bill
ings, Montana.
Mr. Ralph Brown and Mr. Roby
| Brown recently visited in Bristol
with their trother, Mr. Charlie
j Brown, who is critically 111 fol
j^'the thlrd stroke of pa
t»'» rl««ü
Mr. Howard Cottrell, Mr. George
; Judy, Dr. Wayne Richardson and
Mr. A. E. Hamby, Jr., left Satur
| day for a week's vacation ln Cres
| cent City and other points in Flor
ida.
The Rev. and Mrs. Dan Sapp of
Raleigh announce the birth oí a
daughter, Jane Carver, on Sunday,
November 10, at Rex Hospital. Mrs.
Sapp is the former Miss Tharon
Young of Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Róese of
; Boone and grandsons, Ronnie and
| Billy, and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wil
liams of Vilaa recently visited
I Mrs. Williama sister, Mrs. Walter
Colé, and Mr. Colé, of Elizabeth
j ton, Tenn.
The Rev. and Mrs. Cieña South
of Trade, Tennessee returned
home Friday after visiting a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa
Keeter in Newport News, Virginia
and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McCall in
Buckroe Beach, Virginia
Mrs. W. D. Baxter, Jr. returned
to her home in Atlanta, Georgia
i Friday after spending a Week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Hodges She was called here be
cause of the illness and death of
her brother. Dean Hodges.
Mra. Frank Payne returned
home Monday from Watauea Hos
pital where she had becn >11 sinee
last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Anderson, Mr. Jack AndersoS, Jr.
and Miss Nan Wilson of Greens
boro visited With her Sunday.
Miss Rachel Mullins, a Júnior at
Furman University in Grecnville,
6. C„ visitad last week end with
| her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. A.
i Mullins. aeeompanled by a elaat
< mate. Mis* Barbara Burris of
Charleaton, S. C.
Pfe. Bill Crawford of Ft. Gordon,
Georgia spent the week end with
hia parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Jot
Crawford Bill, • phyiical educa
tion gradúate of Appalaehlan State
Teachera College, la as«isting M
Sgt. MaHaffee in coaching the Sig
' nalares, Ft. Gordon's basketball
team, whieh wlll play 43 umes
during the aeaaon.
Among thoae eoming from a dis
tanee to attcnd the funeral of Mr
Dean Hodges last Wedneaday were
Mr. W. D. Baxter, Jr., of Atlanta,
Mr and Mra Msfor Wood of Hlgh
Point, Mrs. Ruby Turner of Fay
ettevllle. Mr. and Mra. Cari Small
of Mt. Holly, the Rev. and Mra.
Charlea Fosa of Wilmlngtor, Mr.
and Mra. Lerojr Eubank, Mr. and
Mr». Ruasell Grogan of Lynchzurg,
Virginia and Mr. Rufne Smith of
Trade, Tena.
Mr* Myrtle Buchanan, Mr. Ron-1
da Buchanan of Boone, Mr. and
Mr*. Lonni« Henaon, Mr. and Mr*.
John Horton and Mr. and Mr*
Don Horton of ViLa* attended the
funeral of Mr*. Buchanan'i sister,
Mr*. Bessie Councill GUlespie in
Limestone, Tennessee Sunday af
ternoon
Mr. John W. Lanniug. who .is
employed by the Nell Teer Con
struction Co„ of Durham, was
transferred last week from Hamp
ton. Va .to Durham. He spen^ the
week end here with Mrs. Lanmng
and daughter, Dinah. The Lan
nings visited Sunday with a
daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. Bob
Wells and Mr. Wells of Lenoir.
Mrs. Betty Webb of Everett,
Washington is visiting a fcw days
with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Greene of
Deep Gap Mrs. Webb is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fin
Greene who left Watauga county
sorae flfly years ago and establisb
ed thelr home in the northwest
where Mr. Greene spent some
forty years in the employment of
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Denver Wallace
and son, Duane, have returned to
their home in Myrtle Créele, Ore
gon after spending a month with
Mrs. Wallace's mother, Mrs. Am
anda Miller at Zionville. Also
visiting with Mrs. Miller was Mr.'
and Mrs. David Greene and daugh
ter, Terry, of Mentor-on-the-Lake,
Ohio. Mrs. Wallace and Mrs.
Greene are the daughters of Mrs.
Amanda Miller and the late R. F.
Miller.
"It's The Law"
Is Club Topic
The Boone Júnior Woman's
Club met at the home of Mrs.
Adolph Crew on November 7, with
Mrs. Alton Batts as co-hostess.
The meeting was opened with
the reading of the club collect af
ter which Mrs. I. W. Carpenter
read "A Parent's Prayer."
Mrs. Dean Andrews introduced
as the guest speaker Stacy Eggers.
Jr., a local attorney, who used as
his topic, "It's the Law."
Members brought to the meeting
toys and books to be used as Christ
mas gifts for boys and (iris at Cas
well Training School, Kinston. '
The committee for the annual
Christmas party announced that
plans are being made for the party
•gain this year. The club voted
to bring to the party toys or books
to be given to the children's cór
ner of the local healt^ department.
Plans are being made to enter
tain local teachers and student
teachers on National Teathers Day,
November 4, at Appalachian Elc
mentary School.
It was announced that O. K.
Richardson won the televisión giv
en recently by the club as a pro
ject of the ways and mcans com
mittee.
Members were reminded that
more clothes, heavy jackets, shoes,
jeans. etc., are needed at the cloth
ing closet for underpriviledged
children.
At the cloae of the meeting the
hosteases served refreshments.
Home, Carden
Group To Meet
The Home and Garden Depart
ment of the Woman's Worthwhile
Club will meet with Mrs. W. C.
Greer Thursday evening at 7:30.
SHOWS START AT TM_
ISotc tcilh Wide Screen
and ClnemaScope
Saturday and Sunday
November 16 • 17
Wings Of
the Eagí es
John Wayne
Maureen O'Hara
Color
James Stokcs
To ArpearIn
Musió Recital
JAMES 11. STOKES
James M. Stokes will be pre
sented in Sénior Red tal by the
Muslo Department of Appalachian
State Teacbers Caliese Thursday at
8 p. m. He will be accompanied
by Sandy Beam, pianist.
The program will, open with a
dance tune titled Gigue, by Au
bei-t. It will be followed by the
Adagio and Rondo movement of
the Mozart Concerto for Clari
net, the Allegro-Amabile movement
of Brahm's 2nd Sonata for Clari
net and Piano, secónd Andantino
by JeanJean, Petite Piece by De
buuy, Allegro and Lively move
menti from the Sonata for Clari
net by Hindemith, and in conclu
sión a composition of modera jazz
by Ale* Templeton titled Pocket
Síze Sonata. The plece i* in three
sectlons: (1) Improvisation, (2)
Modal Bluea, (3) In Rhythm.
«Jim Stokes ia an instrumental
music educatlon major and has
played in the college band, orchea
tra, and dance band for the past
three yeara.
Sandy Beam ia a júnior and is
a piano major. He ia pianist for
the college choras.
Woman's Club
Group Meets
The Literature and Education
Department of the Woman's Club
met at the home of Mrs. George
Greene Thursday, November 7th
at 7:30 p. m. Eight membera and
one visitor were present.
Mrs. Allie Hodgen gave several
readings on Early Thanksgiving
and how lt orginated It waa edu
cftlonal as well aa humorous. Five
hundred T. B. Seal letters were
folded by the club members.
At the conclusión of the meet
ing a nlce party píate was served
by the hostess.
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Home Clubwomen
Go To Asheville
Ten local people «(tended the
District Recognition Day held in
the George Vanderbilt Hotel in
Asheville Saturday
Thoae atfnding were Mr* Lin
ville Norris, local leader of tbe
Bethel Community Club; Mrs Asa
Reese and Mrs. Cecil Swift, local
leader* of Beaver Dain Community
Club; Lillian and Doroth.v Koberts
(rom the Boone Sénior Club; Jean
nie Miller, from the Boone Ele
mentary Club; Johnny Vines and
Margaret Adama, from the Bethel
Clubs; Miss June Street and W.
C. Richardson. Assistant Agenta.
Johnny Vines was recognired as
state winner in sheep shearing.
Margaret'' Adams was recognired
as district winner in the corn muf
fin contest
Approximately 200 people from
19 counties from the Wostern Dis
trict of North Carolina attended.
Lunch was sponsored by the Ashe
ville Agriculture Development
COUBCil
Thote appearing on the pro
gram were W. C. Richardson, As
sistant County Agent; Miss Pansy
Deal, Swaln County Home Agent;
Mr. Q. L. Cárter, Jt., Assistant
State 4-H Club Leader; and Mr.
W. B. Colllns, retlred District
Agent.
Miss Woodring,
Mr. Spann Wed
Miss Sara Earlene Woodring,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Woodring of Route 2, Boone, be
came the bride of Phillip Spann.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spann
of Boone, Route 2, on Saturday,
November 2.
The oeramony was performed by
the Rev. Raymond Hendrix at hls
home in Perkinsville. The couple
are maktng thelr home in Blowing
Rock.
liegíon Auxiliary
Meets Friday
The American Legión Auxiliary
met Friday evening November 8
at the home of Mra. J. W. Norris.
The meeting was called to onjer
by the preiident, Mrs. Lionel
Ward. After the usual business
discussion, the preiident made a
talk on membership drive, which
has gone over the top.
After prayer led by the chap
laln the meeting adjourned.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
GIVE TO THE UNITED FUND
Jr. Clubwomen
Honor Teachers
Til* Júnior Wouian's Club will
honor Ule teachers of Boom Ele
mentary Schuol on Teachers pky
Thursdty ut 10 a. m.
Clubwomen requeat thr publica
tion oí the following Teachers'
Day Prayer, which i> credited to
Mr*. Lark Newsome: •
Keep us oh. G«d, thankfuPfor
our teacher'i, with their untirlng
eíforts and unselfiah devotton to
our children.
Let us be done with crjticiim of
today's education and devoto our
time and efforts to helping the
teachers with their heavy re
sponslbilities.
Help us to put away our pride
and selfishnrss and to meet the
teachers more than half way with
only the teacher's problema at
heart.
May we never be hasty in Judge
ment and alwaya remember the
teachers are devoting their life's
work for us.
Oh, Lord, we pray that every
one in all walks of life will take
time to celebrate Teacher's Day.
Give us the wisdom to realíze
that without our teachers we
cóuld not prepare our children
for the future ahead. Teach ua
Oh, Lord, that we should give
thanks every day for this land of
opportunity where our children
can be taught freedom of thought
and freedom of speech.
Oh, Lord, we thank thee for
Teacher's Day.
Amen.
Rooker Music
To Be Used
In "Kind Lady"
Incidental music composed by
Prof. James W. Rooker is to be
used in the fortheoming produc
tion of Edward Chodorov's "Kind
Lady", to be presented by the
University of Corpus Christi Dra
matics Club. /
The Chodorov play is based on
the Hugh Walpole story by the
same ñame.
Mr. Rooker has a number of
compositions to his credit. He
wrote and arranged the music
used in the past two summers'
productions of Horn in the West.
Dtiring the summer of 1996 he was
organist for that production.
Dinner Set
By Methodists
The annual Turkey Dinner, spon
sored by the WSCS of the Boone
Methodist Church, will be served
Wednesday, November 20, from
5 p. m. until 7:30, in Fellowshlp
Hall of the churth.
The dinner is an event looked
forward to by the people of this
section. Ticket* for the dinner
may be obtained by calling Mrs
Willis Chester, ticket chainn.in.
Parkway School
1h Observing
Education Week
la observance oí National Edu
cation Week, Parkway School ex
tendí a special invitation to par
ents to viait tbe school on Wed
nesday, November 13, and to at
tend the combined P. T. A.—
Parent-teacher conference and
meeting Thursday nifht. Novem
ber 14
Wedneftday's program. planned
for the entire day, will litclude a
ditcuuion with the principal on
"Homework in the School Plan";
obaervatlon o( classes; lunch In
the schools's cafetería; a full
length feature movie, illuitrating
the type of feature filma Parkway
children lee once each month.
Parkway ha* recently complet
ed a two-year testing program. In
formation from theie tests, to
gether with students' classwork
and grades, will serve as the basis
for parent-teacher confcrences at
the meeting Thursday night.
The Thursday night meeting be
gins at 6:30 with open house until
7:00. Followlng 6pen house par
enta Will meet in the varlous class
rooms for individual conferences
with their child's teacher
Parents and teachers assemble
in the school cafetería at 8:00. The
school financia) report will be
gíven, school accomplishments and
school problema will be discussed,
and individual reporta will be
glven by teachers.
" Teachers will discuss and {Ilú
strate various phases of school
adivity which they have under
taken as speclal projecta—includ
I ing songs by the Glee Club, and
films to illustrate the purpose and
| place of audio-visual training in
| the school's program.
Brownie Troop
Has Meeting
Brownie Troop No. 4 met at the
Boone Methodist Church Wednes
day, November 6, and reorganized
for the year's activities. Misa Patty
Colé, a student at ASTC who plans
to continué In scout work afte'r
graduation, is the new leader, and
! will be assisted by Mlss Jane Sny
j der.
Within the month, troop mem
! bers will complete requirements
I for becoming "Tenderfoot" Girl
! Scouts. A "Fly-up Ceremony" is
bring platinad to whicb
will be invitad.
Officara fur th« firat half ol the
year wefe elected u foJlowa: Mana
Erneaton, prealdawl; fiyhria Crew,
vice prca ideal, Leñare Nuk, ««.
reury; and Linda Smith, traaaurvr.
The troop committee which «ida
the leadera in the ir work la: Wit
liam Spencer, chairman; Mn Boh
Congleton, Mra. Nichoiaa Erne»ton C
entura in 1998 modul output,
bringing the total output for the
laat week in October abo ve the H
comparable 1996 period. So far
thia year. 4.907,584 cara have been
bullt in United Statea factoriea,
compared with 4,587,154 unita as
sembled in the aame period of
1996.
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