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WATAUGA METHODIST
CHARGE
AMn A. WlUon, Paator.
Flrrt and third Sundayi: Liber
ty 10 a. m ; Valle Cruel* 11 a. m.
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OF GOD
Jut Jtfcie* W*y, **??*
Bundtav? -4HtfKi?y School 10*00*
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Wedne?day ? Prayer meeting
PutoMiy? Youth ?ervlce 7:10.
stont rott baptist anmck
Raymond Hendrix, p*?tor.
Harlan GrMM, auperiateMetrt.
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Preaching first and MCond Sun
days at tiMi m.K;
Training Union aach Sunday at
7:00 p. m.
Wodnnday Bight prayer moet
fcg at 7.00 p. m.
IVMPU MFMOUAL
nmnmUN cbukch
Blowing Bock.
Walter K. Key*, D. D., mintfter.
9:80 a. m? Mfli'l j&ihle ClaM, in
the Maaae.
10 0$ a. m. ? Sunday School la
Ota Chapel.
11:0# a. m. ? Morning worahip.
7:30 to 0:00 p. m.? Pioneer and
Young People'* aaaembly la the
Chapel. . .
Wednesday:
3:19 p. m.? Choir practice la the
Church.
7:30 p. m.? Prayer meeting In
the Chapel.
ST. MABVl OP THE (DLLS
EPISCOPAL CHL'mCH
Blowing Bock.
Th. Bey. John 8. McDuffla.
Sunday *ervtce. Holy ConHBun*
ton? 8:06 1. tt.
Church School ? 10:00 a. m.
Morning Prayer? 11:18 a. m.
Quality .
Dry Cleaning
Expertly done. Courteous,
fast service on all work.
FREE MOTH PROOFING
S * ' ' *1 S j? '- ??K ,J* f 'V.
PICK-UP AND DE^ptX .SERVICE
Hi-Lan d Cleaners
Wert King Street Phone AM 4-8869
Church Assembly Grounds!
Open At Blowing Rockg
The BIo*f?f Hock AMefnbly
Grounds ?f th? Evangelical and
Reformed Church officially opened
on To? (day for the 1000 aeaaon.
The AaeeibUy Ground* are op
erated by a board of 11 truatees
elected by the Evangelical and He
formed Church of the Southern
Synod. The Ground* will be la
operation until the third week in
September.
A total of 37 conference#, con
vention*, retreat* and aervtee* have
bees planned for the coming aea
*on. Included In thia list wUI be
congregational, district. State, Sy
nod leal and National Meeting* of
the Denomination. One of the
conference* will bring many Evan
gelical and Reformed Church min
Iiter* and their famlliea from
churche* eait of the Mi**l**ippl
River to the gitand* in July.
Mr*. Homer O. Bond*, Saliibury
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHVICa
(Mr|l A. Arthur, pastor.
Sunday School? 10:00 a. m
Morning worship? 11 00 a. m.
Youth groops? 6:46 p. m.
Evening worship? 7:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:00 p. m.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday at
1:00 p. m.
BOONE METHODIST CHURCH
E. H. Lowman, pastor.
Sunday School, 9:46 In the new
education building; Dr. J. R. Hel
ton, superintendent.
Horning worship 11:00 o'clock.
Nursery care is provided during
the service.
The intermediate and senior
HYF will meet at 6:30.
CHURCH OF CHRIST? >MM
James L. Trader, minister.
Sunday:
Bible Study? 10:00 a. m.
Worship? 11:00 a. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Thursday:
Bible study? 7:10 p. m.
ST. LURE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday services at t:30 a. m.
Holy Communion first and third
Sundays; Church School at 10:10;
Holy Communion each Wednesday
at 10:19 a. m.
BLOWING ROCK FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH
0. Carlton Cox, pastor.
Sunday School ? 10:00 a. m.
Worship service? 11:00 a. m.
Sunday evening service ? 7:30
p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday ?
7:00 p. m.
Choir rehearsal Wednesday ?
8:00 p. m.
ind Mrs. ChatlM L. Culp. It ,
saiiiuui/ iw?? own nMwa ??
hostesses for the eighth rammer at
the Ground* fF'
HM Assembly Grounds, located
near the famous Btowinf Rock
Country Club, was vtalted by over
11,000 people during the 19M aea
aon and a larger attendance la ex
pected for the coming aeaaon. Plana
are nnder way for the building of
additional dormitory apace It the
OmwK< oSfh'
'iffii Sun(1t>r' 24th' tW0
rices have been planned for the
etoven o'clock hour tocauae of the
largo attendance expected for the
day. The Rev. Henry J. Meleh, Le
noir will conduct Worship Services
in the Mt. Bethel Church, at the
Grounds and Dr. Jacob A. Palmer.
Thomasville will conduct services
In the Aseembly Hall Chapel.
R. D. Winebarger
Dies In W. Virginia
Robert D. Winebarger, 77, died
May 1 In a Wife, Virginia, hospi
tal following an illness of three
weeks. Mr. Winebarger was a son
of the late Marcus Winebarger and
Mattle Carroll Winebarger of the
Meat Camp section. He went to
Coeburn, Virginia, about 1900
and had lived there since.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Maggie Winebarger, two sons, W.
Claude Winebarger of Pontiac,
Michigan, and Sara Winebarger of
the home; six daughter, Mrs.
Maude Kirk, Mrs. June Anderson
and Mrs. Jean Leach all of Pon
tiac, Mich., Mrs. Thelma Ditch,
Hazel Park, Mich., Mrs. Ruth
Wudarchi, Ortonville, Mich., and
Mrs. Zell Neater, Radford. Vs.,
one brother, Dalt V. Winebarger,
Zionville, N. C., and 13 grand
children, and many other rela
tives in this section.
The funeral was from the Estes
Funeral Parlor, Coeburn, Virginia,
on May 18 and burial was in the
Greenwood cemetery, Coeburn.
FAR EAST AID URGE
Rear Adm. Edward J. ODonnell
went on record recently as saying
serious fighting would result If
Communist China tried to move
against South Korea, Formosa, or
free Viet Nam.
ODonnell, director of interna
tional security affairs for the Far
E*A, told the Senate Foreign Re
lations Committee recently that
military aid was needed to keep
the forces of these three nations
strong. He urged approval of
IBM, 000, 000 in military assistance
for the Far East.
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doors, full-depth (eat iprinffing and ea*y-to-r??ch trunk space.
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check the better deal you can get on the WorUFt "Bit S tiler"
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Reed Elected
By Motel Group
Hie North Carolina Motet As
?notation ended its tWHl(]r eon
veation in Greensboro last Friday,
May 19th. At the final butinen
aeailon of the convention the Dis
trict Governor* that make up the
Board of Director* from 20 Dis
trict* across the state were elected
Dr. H. R Reed of Hemlock Motel.
Blowing Rock, was elected Govern
or of Area 10. This area take* in
the countie* of Watauga, Surry,
Ashe, Avery, Alleghany, Caldwell
and Wilkes, fc .,
Officer* of the associstlon elect
ed for the coming year are: M. H.
Stewart, General Greene Motel,
Greensboro, President; Hayes
Jones, Piedmont Motel. Lexington,
first Vice President; S. B. Jones,
Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge.
Raleigh, *econd Vice President;
Dr. H. R. Reed, Hemlock Motel,
Blowing Rock, Secretary; and Joe
Schick, In Town Motel, Fayette
ville, Treasurer. Ed. H. Lewis, Jr.
I* Executive Vice President of the
association which has its head
quarters In the Capital Club Build
ing in Raleigh.
CCC Price Rates
Are Given Chit
In the interest of Information
to the public, County ASC Chair
man Vaughn Tugman hat announc
ed the 1999 CCC price aupport
rate* for the following commodi
ties: oat*, 00c per bushel; rye,
$1.07 per bushel; wheat, $3.00 per
bushel; barley, 88c per bushel;
grain sorghums, $1.04 per hund
redweight.
Although these commoditioes
are not produced sufficiently in
this county to place them under
loan the price support system
core ring the basic farm products
which guarantees to producers a
percentage of a parity price or a
price commensurate with his hire,
and a price which is neither too
low to farmers, nor excessive to
consumer*.
Khrushchev urges labor savings
in farming.
Poultry Days Being Ai
North Carolina poultry producers
will have two day* this year to
see and hear of the developments
taking placc is their industry.
May 27 and 28 have been desig
nated as poultry field days at (he
Coastal Plain Reseftrrti Station at
Willaid. The first day will be de
voted lo discussions and demonstra
tions on eggs, while the second day
will be devoted to poultry meata.
The program on both days will bo
gin at 0:49 a.m. and will end at
3:30 p.m.
Dr. E. W. Glazenr, head of the
Department of Poultry Science at
N. C. State College, will preaide
over the morning program on May
27. J. W. Sumner, station super
intendent, will preside over the
May 28 program.
TV prograih on egg. will not
only include discussions on tie
latest method* of production, but
will also Include information on
Kurfcrting and finance.
On the following day, producers
- m * * _ . . , i , **-'? *- ? a 11
oi poultry meau wni near talks
on various methods of production,
and cm regulations and research
affecting their Industry They *ill
also be given the latest broiler and
turkey outtook. :j
About' It per cent of the egg*
produced la North Carolina are
conauined en the farm where they 4
aw produced.
UNDER WOO II
TYPEWRITERS
ADDING MACHINES
Rave Ym Seen the New
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SALES AND SERVICE
Call Collect PL 4-4509
SMITH PRINTING
COMPANY, INC.
LENOIR, N. C.
8th Annual
WATAUGA FISHING RODEO
June 10th - 3 to 5 P. M.
DIAMOND S LAKE ? POPLAR GROVE ROAD
$10 - Silver Dollars - $10
To the Lucky Parents Who Regtcter Their Children Before June 10, 12 P. M.
DRAWING FOR THIS PRIZE WILL BE HELD AT CONCLUSION
OF RODEO
CROWNING OF RODEO QUEEN
VALUABLE PRIZES
REFRESHMENTS
30 Prizes To Be Civen by Cortland Lime Company
DON'T DELAY ? REGISTER TODAY
Every Precaution Will Be Taken for Your Safety and Welfare. The Sponsor
Assumes No Responsibility for Accident or Injury
B. W. STALLINGS, Sponsor
DEDICATED TO THE YOUTH OF WATAUGA COUNTY
NEW HORIZONS f
THf CHURCH FOR ALL . .7
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
TKc Church it tie (reatett factor on
??nh for lh? building of ckmcter and
food cilitenthip. Il i? ? rtotfhouK of
apiritual valuta. Without a ttroMg Church,
?either democracy nor ci vilizotion can
survive. There or* four aouad reatont
why evary peraon thould attend tervice*
regularly end support tie Church. They
?re: (i) For hi* own take. (2) For hit
children's take. (3) For tfw take of hit
community and nation. (4) For the take
of the Church iltelf, which fcerda hit
moral and material tupporl. Plan to go
to church refularly aad read ytur Bible
daily.
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When does a b?by ?t?rt to think?
Nobody know*, exactly. Bat thoughts do com* by
luocUtki Baby eagerly respond* to the light of a
bottle btauM experience ha* proven that th? bottle
offer* both satisfaction and comfort.
BecauM baby doe* learn by auociation, it i* impor
tant that parent* take car* to enlarge their children*'
horizon* as they grow. A very *mall child will respond
to a simpte prayer. And a child of tfcMe Will find great
enjoyment in attending Church Sehaol geared far
youngsters of that age.
Religieu* instruction and guidance I* net for the
Mature only ? it ia needed regularly by everyone. The
?t>iritual life of your child needs constant Cultivation,
just as the mind needs day by day development and
the physical body needs exerciie And training.
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Published Weekly in the Interest of the Churches of Boone and Watauga C&uiuy by the Follotcthgi
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