?I Church Notices
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I Rev. V. Todd Fsrneyhougn, F Host
3rd Sunday*. H. C.f
10:30 a. m.
Sad, 4th and 9th 8undays,
M PM., 10:30 a. m.
Church School, 6:19 a. m.
Friday. R. C., 6:49 a. m.
% Holy Din H. C? 8:49 p. m.
R rUSX YTEK1AN CHURCH
The Re*. J. K. Parker, Jr, pastor.
Sunday School .i 0.49 a.m.,
Morning Worship at 11:00 o'clock
A nursery la kept for small chil
dren during the won hip service
Westminster Fellowship at 9:49
p.m.; Youth FeUowahlp at 0:00
pjn.; Pioneer Fellowship at 0:00
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Circles of the Women of the
Church meet the first Monday of
each month; general meeting each
third Monday.
Presbyterian prayer aenrlce,
dial AM 4-2213.
NT. CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH? Balai
The Rev. Glenn Gentry, pastor.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.;
preaching at 11:00 each Sunday;
prayer meeting at 7:00 Sunday.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday Mass at 9:00 a.m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST? Imw
John Allen Thurman, evangelist.
Sunday ? Bible ftudjr at 10:00
ajn.; Wonhlp and Communion at
11:00 ajn.; Evening Worship ser
vice* at 7:10.
Thursday? Bible Study at 7:90
pa.
BAPTIST CHUKCH? BUwing Rock
The Rev. 0. Carlton Cox, pastor.
Sunday? Sunday School at 10:00
a.m.; worship service at 11:00
a.m.; evening service at 7:90 o'
clock.
Wednesday? Prayer Meeting at
T:00 p. m.; choir rehearsal at 9:00
PA
WATAUGA METHODIST
CHARGE
The Rev. Alvin A. Wilson, pastor.
First and third Sundays: Liberty
at 10:00 a.m.; Valle Crucia at 11:00
ajn.
Second and fourth Sundays:
Mabel at 10:00 a.m.; Henaon's
Chapel at 11:00 a.m.
First and third Sundays: Pine
Grove at 7:90 p.m.
RUMPLE MEMORIAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Blowing Reck
The Rev. A. Blake Brlnkerhoff,
pastor.
Sunday? 9:30 a.m.: Men's BiMe
Class in the msnse; 10:00 a.m.:
Sunday School In .the Chapel; 11:00
a.m.: Morning Worship; 7:90 to
9:00 p.m.: Pioneer and Young Peo
ple's Assembly In the Chapel.
Wednesday ? 9:19 p.m.:Choir
practice In the church; 7:90 pjn.:
Prayer Meeting In the Chapel.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH
The Rev. Floyd N. Boston, pas
tor.
Sunday:
Sunday School? 9:49 a. m.
Morning Worship ? 10:49 a. m.
Youth Fellowship ? 9:30 p. m.
Evening Worship? 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday: Prayer Meeting ?
7:90 p. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The Rev. J. Boyce Brooks, pastor;
Sunday School 9:40 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:99 a.m.
Evening Worship 9:00 p.m.
Training Union 9:49 p.m.
GBACB LUTHERAN CHURCH
Ed* in r. Troutman, pastor.
Coffer hour * MO a. m. Ser?
in| are Mr. aad Mrs. Hester Nor
fS):.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Worship service at 11 a. m.?
Sermon topic: "A Hippy Minis
ter"
Luther League at 6:00 p. m.
Lutheran Student Association at
8:J0 p. m.
Men of the church will meet at
7:15 p. m. Guest speaker will he
President C. MUler Sigman of
Morganton Mr. MiUer fs president
of the Western Conference of the
Men of the Lutheran Church.
Choir rehearsal on Wednesday
evening at 7:90.
Come and Worship
STONY FOR* BAPTIST CHURCH
The lav. Raymond Hendrix,
pastor.
Harlan Greene, Sunday School
Superintendent.
Sunday? Sunday School at 10:00
a.m.; preaching first and second
Sundays at 11:00 ajn.; Training
Union at 0:90 p. m.
Wednesday night prayer mooting
at 7:00 o'clock.
HOLT COMMUNION LUTHERAN
CHURCH ? Bauer Elk
The Her. Jama* D. Bayne, pastor.
Worth Ip icrvieea held oa 2nd
and 4th Sunday at 11:00 a. m. and
on 1st and 2nd Sunday* at 2:00 p.
m.
Sunday School bald at 10:09 a.
m. on 2nd and 4th Sundays.
Sunday School hald at 1:00 f.
a oa lit and 3rd Sunday*.
Luther League meeta each Sat
urday at 8:20 p. m.
BOONS METHODIST CHURCH
The Rev. Praaton Hughes, Jr.,
paator. ,
Sunday achedule:
8:90 ? Coffee and Doughnut*
(College student*).
8:00? Worship (when college 1* '
in leaalon).
8:48? Church schooL
11:00 Worahip.
8:00 ? Wedey Foundation rap
per and program.
8:20 ? Junior and Senior High 1
Fellowship.
Tuesdays, 10-11 a. m., Pastoral '
counseling in study.
BETHANT LUTHERAN
CHURCH
The Her. James D. Bayne, paator.
Sunday schedule:
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.;
J. A. Burkett, luperintendent
Wonhip cervices on 1st and 2rd
Sundayi at 11:00 a. m.
Luther League at 7:00 p.m.
Vesper* held on 2nd and 4th
Sundayi at 7:20 p. m.
Catechincal CI use* held *t 10
a. m. each Saturday.
Friday ichedule:
Senior choir practice at 7:00
p.m., Mr*. Lucille Moreti, organist.
ST. MARY'S OF THE HILLS
Blowing Rock,
The Rer. J. S. McDuffie,
Prlest-in-Charge
Sunday: 11:18 a. m. ? Holy Com
munion, (lat. 3rd and 8th Sunday*)
11:18 a. m. ? Horning Prayer
(2nd, 4th Sunday*)
Wedneiday: 7:00 a. m.? Holy
Communion; 7:20 p. m. ? Bible
Study
DIAL CAFEFULLY ,
Claremore, Oklo. ? Mayor Jame* <
Hammeltt dialed what he thought
wa* Oklahoma City. A woman In 1
Hamilton, Ontario, aru we red the ?
phone. While direct dialing he had 1
twirled one wrong digit. 1
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| YOU CAN NOT FIND BETTER BLOCKS
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ymead Block Co.
N. C. Phone AM 4-3618
We Invite You To Come in and See Our New
Plant in Operation on Brittol Highway
Rev. Mr. Brinkerhoff To
Conduct Union Meeting
Th? JUv A Blake Brinkerhoff, l
pastor of the Rumple Memorial
Presbyterian Church to Blowing
Bock, will conduct thi# year**
Union Thanksgiving Service spon
sored by the WaUuga County Min
isterial Aaaociation Wednesday
evening, November 23. at 7:10
o'clock, it the flirt Baptist Church
in Boom.
Mr. Brinkerhoff undertook hit
work in Blowing Bock last July
18, replacing Dr. Walter K. Key*.
He it a native of South Carolina,
but has made his home in Mon
treal for the past few years. Mr J
Brinkerhoff 1* a 1096 graduate
of Davidson Collage, where he
was president of the YMCA and j
a member of Omicron Delta Kappa
honorary leadership fraternity.
From there be went to Union The
ological Seminary in Richmond,
Va., to prepare himself for the
ministry. During the course of his
seminary training, he spent an in
terne year aa assistant to the min
ister of the Westminster Presby
terian Church of Miami, Fla.
Mr. Brinkerhoff completed his
seminary training this past June,
and began the work of his first
REV. BRINKS RHOFF
pastorate in Blowing Rock the fol
lowing month.
The speaker is married to the
former Miss Jacqueline Spauld
ing of Huntington, W. Va., who is
a 1998 graduate of the Presbyter
ian School of Christian Education
in Richmond, Va.
Doctor Talk
By JOHN B. REMBEKT, M. D.
The possibility that too much
publicity h?? been given to the
to-called "danger lignals of can
cer" was recently dlacuMed at the
fourth National Cancer Confer
ence. This information has been
ascertained from the question
naires answered by one million
one hundred thousand men and
women in twenty-five states.
The startling fact revealed is
that eight or nine out of ten Am
ericans totally Ignore the danger
?ignals suggesting the possibility
of cancer. The complaint of blood
in the urine caused only 10 per
cent of the men questioned and
27.8 per cent of the women to see
Lheir family physician.
The answer to this problem
public apathy regarding cancer's
linger signals? is being seriously
itudted by all concerned with the
Fight against cancer.
The idea has been expressed
Jut the publicity efforts of the
Vmerican Cancer Society and gov
srnment agencies may have call
sd "wolf too often"? and, perhaps
too many danger slaaals have been
promoted resulting in the public
.snoring them all.
This writer questioned the wit
lom of the wide publicity given
x> the Federal cranberry ban last
rhanktgiving ? over pretence of
i possibly carcinogenic spray ?
ind the Federal brns on some
t>rands of litMtick. It is agreed
Lhat no amount of carcinogenic
?ubatance it safe in quantitiea, but
many foods and product! with
traces of carcinogenic substances
present are still being used daily
and no effort is being made to stop
their utage. The public feelt, per
haps, that to give up all pleaturet
of living in order to potsibly es
cape cancer it too high a price to
LIVING COST HIGH ~
Living costs rote two tenthi of 1
per cent in September to a record
high.
The Labor Department's living
cost index went to 126.8 per cent
of the 1M7-M bate period. This
It 1.3 per cent higher than a year
earlier. Nearly every group of ma
jor contumer coats increased ex
cept for cotts of new and uted
cart.
Higher prices for housing and
teasonal - clothing coat increases
exerted the most significant up
ward pressures between Augutt
ind September.
v*r
This problem, it seems to this
writer, is similar to that of the
daily mass murders occurring on
our highways. True, these deaths
could be prevented if no cars were
allowed, but who wants to give up
the advancement now enjoyed by
millions in their new, fast, smooth
riding automobiles.
App Elementary School News
lbs. GayoeUe Wilson represent
ed Appalachian Elementary School
at a meeting in the Banner Elk
School Thursday, November 1 The
meeting was held for superintend
eats, supervisors, and teachers to
leara of the new music texts were
recently adopted (or the seventh
and eighth grades.
IP Miss Ruth Jewell, music consult
ant with the State Department,
and Miss Mary Beck, consultant
with Prentice- H?ll, publisher, of
the books, conducted the meetint
Citizen* of the Week m Mr*.
Mary Hamby'i eighth grade are
Carolyn Tatum and Jerry Ray.
Cheek chimney* and flue* bo
fore winter.
Do not get hog* overly excited
before killing. It may give the
meat poor keeping qualitie*.
For More Savings In
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OubrUc.ni
v. a. mM m Moscow
Muetew ? The American film
"All About tow." drew bis crowd,
la Moecow at dm of the Urged
movie home*
Producer Joteph Manklewici and
actren Julia Newmar were en
hand for the evening before an au
dience of norc than MOO. Sergei
Gerafimov, a leading Soviet pro
ducer, called the American film
"a real piece of art"
INAUGURATION BUILDING
Inauguration construction ia al
ready underway in the national
capital. Behind the Capitol Budd
ing the inaugural platform haa
been started and will be com
pleted just prior to the January
inaugural. This year the Capitol
has a newly-extended east front,
which will add a historical note
to the 1M1 inaugural.
1/ We Can't Sell It, Give It Back to the Indians
Have Demand For Small Business ? Also For Farms
Coe Insurance & Realty
Company
Dial AM 4-8256 ? 217 Main Street
GOOD 2-BEDROOM, automatic heat, basement, wooded lot. Just
outside oi city limits. Will trade for larger house.
NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK, carport. Located near IRC. Im
mediate pouession.
$500 DOWN includes closing cost on this 3 bed room home located
just outside of city limits.
LET IT FROST. You'll be warm as toast in this 3 bed room
home. Monthly payments $67.47. Includes taxes and in
surance. Immediate possession.
BUSINESS LOT located on Highway 109 just one mile out. 175
foot front, water and sewage. Ideal for store and service
station.
EXCLUSIVE LOTS? Located just off Highland Avenue. Every
lot has a beautiful view, city water, state maintained street, ?
short distance to shopping, golfing, and schools. Enjoy the
relaxed pleasure of country living; also wooded acreage.
FOR RENT? Completley furnished, 2 bedroom, located on
Winklers Creek. 5 minutes to college. $55.00 per month.
13 ACRE FARM, good house located 10 miles from Boone.
Price $4500.00.
JUST OUTSIDE OF CITY LIMITS? 3 bedrooms, large lot Price:
$10,000.00
3 BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE with basement apartment. Located
on Grand Boulevard. Priced (or quick sale.
5 MINUTE DRIVE FROM BOONE near Golf Course. Summer
Cottage completely furnished hidden in 27 acres of wooded
land with nice mountain stream. Privacy plus. Special price
GOOD 3 BEDROOM, large living room with fireplace, dining
room, garage and utility room, basement, automatic heat,
just outside of city limits. $14,900.
GOOD 3-BEDROOM? Bath, located near college on Grand Blvd.
Price (8,500. Immediate possession.
NEW 3 BED ROOM HOUSE? Bath, carport, 5 acres of land, lo
cated 9 miles East of Boone. Immediate possession.
30 ACHES LAND ? 4 bed room house, large lake. 6 miles from
Boone. One-third down. ,
10 ACRES LOCATED Juayift miles from Boone on 421 by-pass.
Priced fof quick sale.
91 ACRES TIMBER LAND^- Located 3 miles off Parkway on
~ Highway No. 18. Price $3,000.00.
3 BED ROOM BRICK ? Nice lot, located just 2 blocks from Col
lege on Grand Blvd. Priced for quick sale.
YOU CANT MATCH THIS VALUE: Three bedroom brick,
located two blocks from campus. Price $12,000.00.
GOOD THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, bath, six acres, land located
ten miles west of Boone on Highway 603. Price $7,900. Im
mediate possession.
FORTY ACRES LAND overlooking U. S. Parkway. Ideal for de
velopment. Never been offered for sale.
THREE APARTMENT BUILDING, furnished, monthly rental
$139.00. A real investment. One block from campus.
BEAUTIFUL TWO BEDROOM house of stone. Large lot located
on Grand Boulevard. Priced for quick sale.
179 ACRES LAND, 9 acre lake site, with 2,000 ft Highway
frontage, entire land covered with young umebr. Located
10 miles from Boone on Highway 194. Price $99.00 per acre.
WE HAVE FOR SALE THE T. D. KERLEY ESTATE.? This U
the first time It has been offered for sale. Located next to
the Blue Ridge Parkway about 6 miles from Boone. The
best farming land in the county. We will sell as a whole or
in small tracts. Terms if needed.
ONE OF THE NICEST? Large ranch type brick, 3 bed room, 3
full batha, private itudy, large den with lire place, modern
kitchen with built-in stove, refrigerator, garbage diapoaal,
fire place, breakfast nook, formal dining room, large spac
ious living room with fire place, basement, forced hot water
heat, two car garage with automatic doors. This beautiful
house is la a picture book 'setting. Shown by appointment
only.
2 ACRE WOODED LOT located one mile from U. S. Parkway,
nice stream running through lot on good gravel road.
eWNER MUST MOVE TO TOWN? New 8-room house and bath,
30 acres land on black top road, located in Beaver Dam
section. Price: ?S?00.
DON'T WAIT? New 2-bedroom, bath, large lot, located 3 miles
east of Boone on Highway 421. Can be bought with furni
ture. Price $10,800. Terms. Immediate possession.
ONE ACRE LOT, 4-bedroom, bath, heat, basement. 3 miles out.
Price: 911,000. Immediate possession.
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOUSE ? Farced hot air heat, carport, wall
to-wall in all rooms except bath and kitchen. Large lot land
scaped. City water and sewage. Small down payment FHA
loan can be assumed.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED word that they are not making any
more land. You can buy 230 acres of land located about 9
milea out which has 100 acres of good grazing and farming
land, and about 130 acres of timber land that has not been
cut for more than 30 years. Ideal for future investment Terms
to suit the buyer.
ONE OF THE FEW APARTMENT BUILDINGS in this area.
Keen competition for every vacancy. S complete apartments,
brick building, hot water heat Urge lot Make me an offer.
SHELL HOUSES built on your land. ?1.00 down if you own
your lot.
300 FOOT FRONTAGE ON HIGHWAY 421? Located weat Boom.
Ideal for any commercial use. Has 200-ft depth.
F. II. A.
Loans
30 Years
Conventional
Loans
25 Yrt. at 5Va%