oes
Farm
The outlook wai bad and aomc
tima after be purehaaed the land
tha County Agent, viewing the
tahn that aomething had to bo done
far hi* farm, o&mriw, he would
have to abandon It.
fwlwlil>, in the thirtis*. lime
and fertiUier became available to
the farmers of the county through
the fhrm prafram wtiirti began to
be Initiated at that time "I ?ai
not able to Ft chat fertHiaer,"
aaya Mr. V annoy, "but I used every
pound that I could poaaible gat
through the program. Ecpeclally,
I made mm ?f all lime, fertilizer
and met furnUhed through the
Agricultural ConaervatlM Pro
gram." All Ike briar* and buahe*
Ml cut, (rati wa* ceoded and {
good farming method* ware car
ried out according to available
PATENTED
built-in
BLOWER!
INI FLOOR than Ifir b?f?r?!
The revolutionary new Sfegler
?end* the air right through the
heart of the fire TWICE to give
you a houseful of SUPER Floor
Heat! Here'i jfrrnatt comfort with
out coetly pipe* and register* to
frntaH. You ?ac*r the met waating
heat on the ceiling or out the chim
ney. See the amazing new Stagier
that pays for itadf with the fuel it
?ave*. Buy it on ?
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE
OIL HOME NEATER
(mm fa f tr ? fitt hot demonstration!
BOONE TIRE & BARGAIN
STORE
Wert King Street ? Boone, N. C.
teehnlaai advice. Soon now cattle
were added to the faraos pastures
and MMi ?*ara tmpiwed. Pa
In addition to cattle, sheep were
added and have Mm a regalar
source of Income ever since Track
crops tare also helped suppleii.eiit
the income (rem the farm.
LmmI ii#t
more thaa ? buaheia of corn per
acre at first now yields at leaat
100 bnaheli per acre. Tobacco has
been the major crop and tor the
past five years the yield haa ever
afed better than 2400 pounda per
acre.
In Mi remodeled home with all
modem conveniences on the banks
of the river, Mr. Vanaoy now en
joys the security he has obtained
by hart! work, initiative, perser
vance, technical aid, and, meat of
all, government aid in carryinf
out conservation practices on his
farm. When asked what haa meant
?teat ta Mm fci the sueeeas he has
attained, he ?t?k*Iy gave credit to
the Agricultural Conservation Pro
gram administered by AAA, PMA,
and ASC. "I couldn't have made
it without it," ha concluded.
Mies Farthing
Get* USC Credit
Miss Ruth V. Farthing of Blowing
Reck Road, Boone (Southwest
High School, Clemmons) is one af
It teachers attending the fourth
annual Journalism workshop for
high school teachers, administra
tors, and students at the University
of Southern California this sum
mer. The six-week program gives
graduate credit and is the only
practical workshop of its kind in
the West, offering courses in
ieature article writing, school pub
lication problems, and publicity
.writing.
A lohg ? time member of the
American Asaociation of Schools
and Departments of Journaliam,
the USC school offers broad, prac
tical work In the newspaper field
and related areaa, Including public
relations.
An honors luncheon was held
Friday, July 20, on the USC cam
pus with each student receiving a
certificate of completion of the
course, Dick Turpiit, education
Gets New Post
At College
JAMES F. JONES
James F. Jones hat been ap
pointed Business Manager of Ath
letic! at Appalachian State IVacfe
ers College, President W. H. Plem
mons has announced. The appoint
ment became effective August Jv
Jones, a native of Bolton in
Columbus County, succeeds Dr.
Francis Hoover who resigned the
position to devote more time to
his duties as president of the Na
tional Association of Intercollegi
ate Athletics.
Jones, no newcomer to the Ap
palachian sports scene, has serv
ed at tennis coach for four years
and athletic publicity director for
three. During the part year, he
assumed Dr. Hoover's athletic
duties while the latter was away
en N. A. 1. A. business.
Prior to joining the Appalach
ian staff four years ago, the east
ern Carolinian worked with athlet
ic publicity and statistics at High
Point College for two years and
was assistant basketball coach at
Louisburg College lor one year.
Jones holds the Bachelor of
Arts degree from Elon College and
editor of the Los Angeles Times,
was the guest speaker.
NOTICE OF
Auction Sale
Of Personal Property
OF MISS ALENE HARDIN
including
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES ? FURNITURE
AND SOME ANTIQUES
To Be Held At 10:00 A. M.
SAT., AUG. 13, 1960
at the
HILLSIDE DAIRY BUIDING
South Depot Street ? Boone, N. C.
Miss Florence Boyd? Guardian
Jack Shoun? Auctioneer
| Thanks to 10 years' experience building compact cars 1 t\
, ONLY RAMBLER CAN OFFER
TOP QUALITY-LOWEST PRICES
birthday deal
Save up to ?346' over other compact wagons!
Ramblers in Mfltnf in record volume, ao Rambler dealers can
oAr you mora generous trade-in allowances if you act now!
Drive in today? take advantage of our 10th Birthday Deal?
and drive out with a built- to-last, gas -saving I960 Rambler.
?frttm uiimpiri? n? mil on momrfootwwrv MUMtid focMfy prim for
tamt-pricod ototion wagon models o< tho 5 major U. 5. cor mokars, Md??ns rem pad
cor*. Optional aquipmart, trontportotton, bMuranca. ?tata on* locol tsaaa, tf any, antra.
the Master of Art* from
Carolina. He bw <*>?? g?*?*?
wort at AwaUeWan M Teach
?? College and the University of
North Carolina.
jones has had accounting ex
pciienee a* a public accountant,
coet accountant, and *? a member
of the Federal Internal Revenue
Service He currently hold* the
rank of aeeietaot profeaaor in the
Department of Buatoesa Education.
Doctor
Talk
By JOHN B. REMBERT, M.D.
Flouridation of public water
supplies ha* cauaed much contro
versy at time* in thi* country, th?
public becoming thoroughly con
fuaed when the politicUn* have
entered into the di?cu?aion. It has
been thoroughly tested and proven
that if flouridation is carried out
property the incidence of tooth
decay is drastically reduced. De
spite thi* scientific evidence many
source* of public water supplies
still have none, or an inadequate
amount of flourlde preaent.
The matter of flouridation can
now be taken out of politics and
each parent can make the choice
for their own children; this is pos
sible because of the development
of a unique flourlde preparation
for the prevention and reduction
of tooth decay introduced recently.
Your physician or denti*t can
now *tart your children, if de*lrec,
on thi* flouride liquid by home
i'.*e. If you live In an area pre
scribing thi* new drug for where
the flouride content of the drink
ing water i* Inadequate, then you
should con*ult either your dentirt
or phy*ician. ... ?
For many year* now dental ana
medical *tatistics have proven that
the rate of incidence of carles
(cavities) increase* with defic
iency of flouride. The optimum
flouride content is one part per
million. A level of more than 1.5
parts per million may cause mot.
ling of tooth enamel, but is not
dangerous.
During the last two decade* ex
periment* have been conducted in
Newburg, N. Y? Grand Rapids.
Mich., and Brantford. Ont., indl
eating that the introduction or
flouride in the drinking water has
reduced caries up to #0 per cent
Since approximately 80 per cent
of all children have carles by age
6, a reduction at &4 P*f cent~
which is what was achieved in
Newburg? mean* a great aavt?*
in dollar* and cent* a* well a* in
protection against pain.
In Kingston, N. Y? which was
the "control" for Newburg. and
where flouride wa* not introduced
into the drinking water, children
from ? to ? had eight time* a*
many missing first permanent
molars as Newburg children of the
same age group.
Study of the statistics in Brant
ford, Ont., shows 84 per cent less
decay in the permanent teeth of
children from 6 to 16 after flouri
CALL ME
and SAVE
am m$m ,
IVAN CHURCH
Sales Representative
FREE ESTIMATES AND
INFORMATION ON:
? APPLIANCES
? PLUMBING, HEATING
? IRRIGATION
? FLOOR COVERING
? TELEVISION
? FARM EQUIPMENT
SEARS, ROEBUCK
AND CO.
Phone Day AM 4-8852
Home CO 7-5216
Sears
BOONS, N.C.
datton than before. Jj
Despite all this statistical proof
?T the benefit from proper ftourK
dstion, opposition to the addition
of flouride into the publie drinking
water hat often been successful
in delaying or preventing iti Intro
duction If aueh U the caae in your
community, then you can now de
cide for yourself, and your dentist
or physician can preacrihe the
flouride preparation and instruct
you in the addition of the taste
lea* liquid to your child's liquids.
ADMINISTRATION BLAMED
"The Eisenhower "Atoms-for
Peace" profram has failed for
lack of International leadership by
the Administration, according to
a study prepared for the Joint
Congressional Committee on Ato
mic Energy.
The program, first outlined by
President Eisenhower in a speech
to the United Nations in Decem
ber, tM3. has failed to achieve its
objectives "in any substantial de
gree," the report charges.
C. A. B. examiner urges wider
service to Orient.
Chrysler and Studebaker end
1960 model runs.
How *o Keep /i/
Money Coming f'W
when Accident or f
lllnev* Knocks You CrCr #
Aafc r?r r*BM Mi Tniw '???? ?'??? W
JERRY ADAMS, Agent
Sugar Grove, N. C.
CO 144N
mm
HOW!
WAU-TO-WAIL
OR ROOM SIX! ROOS
Cunr
Mohawk | NOVn SEE fO* YOUISHM
LOOKS BETTER... Wmts longer...
Greene Furniture Co.
Edmistcn Bldg. Boone, N. C.
Shop at Hunt'* . . .
and Save !
BOYS' LVY LEAGUE PANTS
$2.49 to $6.95
MEN'S IVY LEAGUE PANTS J
$3.98 to $9.95 1
GIRLS' JEANIE BLOUSES
Ideal for School Wear
$1.19 to $2.98
KEDS PLAY SHOES
For Boya and Girls
$1.98 to $4.95
/
Boys ' and Girls'
WINDBREAKERS
Black, Red and Other Colors
Dan River Poplin
only $2.98
BOYS' WRANGLERS AND
GIRLS' JEANS
Fine for School or Play. Sixes 6-16.
$1.98 to $2.98
OTHERS ? $1.69 to $1.98
I
Peaehe* 'N' Cream
SCHOOL DRESSES
Sizes 7 to 14 ? ? to 14 Sub-teen*
$1.98 to $7.95
A ?
Boy* ' and Girls'
POLL PARROT
and A 1
STAR BRAND /
SHOES ? '
Ideal far School <tr Play
8V4-1 2; 12V4-3; 3 Mi to 6
$3.98 to $6.95
HINT'S
E. King Street Boone. N. C.
You Don't Have To Hunt at Hwit'i
? ? 1
? ?