no re<l
Mrs. W. Todd
honored on
? reception given by
Club of St Luke'*
A in
?ome 400 guest* from
Blowing Bock, Watauga and *ur
rounding counties aU? ided be- 1
twaeft.t he botir of 2:*> and 4:30 1
P *
; Dr. and Mr*. W. H. Plemmon*
jfraciotuly opened their home for
Uw occasion, and assisted the
Canterbury member* in entertain
ing. Member* of the congregation I
trf St. Luke'* alio assisted.
; An arrangement of yellow and |
.'white chryianthemum* and (lad
iolua formed the centerpiece of
the dining room table. On either
side were (liver candleholder*
holding pastel yellow candle*. A
beautiful compote arrangement of
purple, red and green grape* cen
tered the buffet, with *mall cluat- 1
ers of the came draped on each |
Side
Dr. G. K. Moose and Mr. C. A
Price greeted the guesta at the
door, and Mil* Lillian Sherman
presided at the guest register. Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Ray conducted the I
visitors to the receiving line, which |
was composed of Rev. and Mr*.
Ferneyhough and Jimmy Hartin,
president of the Canterbury Club.
Mia* Betty Carne* and Mia* Car
ol Martin ushered the gue*t* into
the dining room where Mr*. Mont
Glovier, Mr*. Bert EUU, Mr*. How
ard Madison and Mr*. R. E. Agle!
presided at the tea and coffee |
table during the afternoon.
Mrs. G. K. Moose and Mr*. C. A |
Price. Mi** Janie Price, Mi** Pat
*y Alexander, Mr*. R. A Well- 1
born. Mil* Linda Darby, Mi** Betty |
Hugh Q. Alexander
I wish to express my sincere
appreciation for the fine sup
port given me In the recent
election.
I shall strive to merit your
confidence In every way.
My services are available to
you at all times, and I trust
you will call me when I can
be of assistance about any
matter pertaining to my pub
lic office.
Hugh Q. Alexander
Bmly and Mia* Ann Sharpleas ??
Mated ib directing the (umU lute
the living room and bidding them
goodbye. *m
The Rev. W. Todd Kenvry hough
came to St. Ixike's Episcopal
Church several weeks ago aa
HMnjii from the pariah
at Baton Rouge. La. Ha to a native
of Reidaville, N. C. and hia wife
ia the former Mias Dot Cabia of
Greenaboro. They have one aoo.
N!m Mulling,
Mr. Reardon Wed
Mr. and Mn. James Albert Mul
lina of Boone announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Rachel
Virginia, to Karl Anthony Rear
don of Alberta Canada. Mias Mul
lina baa ?been working for Air
craft Tools, inc. at Los Angeles
for the past year. Mr. Reardon
holds an executive position with
the same company in Los Angeles,
where the couple will make their
home.
Blue Bonnet
Club Meets
By BARBARA BARNETT
The Blue Bonnett Junior Garden
Club met for ita regular meeting
Saturday, November 12.
New 'fficers presided for the
first time. Business taken up waa
how to make some money for the
club, and it as decided to make
miniature Christ maa Corsages to
sell for a small price.
The project for the month of
November waa bird houses. This
waa solved by painting gourds in
gay colors. We then cut an open
ing in the gourde, and they will
be used for wren houses.
Refreshments were served by
the leader, Mrs. Dewttt Barnett,
at the close of the meeting.
Club Enjoys
Coffee Break
The Boone Junior Woman's
Club held a coffee break at Ap
palachian Elementary School on
Teacher* Pay,' Monday, November
14, serving cookie* and coffee to
the teachers.
A Thanksgiving theme waa u*x1
and each teacher was wearing a
lovely corsage which the children
in each clase had presented to her.
Hostesses for the coffee were
Mrs. Johnny Barnett, chairman,
Mrs. Ken Shaeffer, Mrs. Billy
Foutz, Mrs. John Hollar and Mrs.
W. J. Rowland.
Other members of the club made
cookies and participated in various
ways to make Teacher's Day a
success.
"OUT OF ODOR"
Der Moines, Iowa ? In the wo
men's lounge off the lobby of a
Des Moines hotel stands a per
%ime dispensing machine, which,
for a dime, will sprsy any one of
four popular scents.
The machine went on the blink
and up went a sign saying: "Out of
order."
An unidentified girl, using her
lipstick, scotched out the words
and revised them to say: "Out of
Odor."
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Miss Aurelia Cannon
Presents Recital Friday
-**? -j
At' RE LI A CANNON
On Friday evening, November
11, the ASTC Music Department
presented Miss Aurelia Cannon
Ip her senior piano recital. The
program was held in the Fine Arts
Building Auditorium at 8:00 o'
clock.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs:
F. W. Cannon of Lancaster, S. C?
Miss Cannon has studied during
her four years at Appalachian un
der Walton Cole.
Miss Cannon has been a mem
ber of the ASTC chorus for four
years, a member of the Methodist
Church Choir and MYF, a mem
ber of the Music Education Club;
and has played in summer school
band.
Assisting Miss Cannon in the
program was Kenneth Adams,
vocalist, accompanied by Miss
Faye Davis, pianist.
Know The Weather
By E. H. SIMS
What U "football weather?" Do
people really (eel better in the
fall, when football is played?
There U luch a thing ai foot
ball weather, not because of foot
ball but because of the time of
the year football is played in the
United States.
This sport comes when high
pressure systems begin to push
down from the north with greater
regularity, bringing with them
cold, dry air. It is the beginning
of the trend toward winter, and
there is less rain in the fall than
in summer.
Since high pressure usually
makes people feel good (low pres
sure sometimes has a depressing
effect), this ? combined with cool
er weather, and resulting invigo
ratlon ? combines to produce an
energetic feeling, or that "football
weather" in the fall when appetite
and energy seem to return after a
hot summer.
About Your
Home
There should be a place in every
home to keep, in orderly fashion.
Important papers. Wills, insurance
policies, deeds, with certificates
and such should never be kept
scattered through various desk
drawers.
A safety deposit box at your
bank is an excellent place for
those papers that are vitally im
portant. When you are building
a home ? if the expense does not
prohibit it ? you cou(d include a
built-in wall safe. This convenience
in your home can be used for
jewelry, as well as important pap
ers. It should be fireproof and well
concealed from sight.
There are a number of filing
cabinets on the market that will
fill the bill very well. A cabinet
for this purpose should lock and
be, at least, partially fireproof.
For papers, this type of storage
has an advantage over the wall
safe. The papers can be filed in
alphabetical order.
A filing cabinet makes sn ideal
storage place for easily lost items
such as: extra keys, patterns, ad
dresses, seldom-used phone num
bers ? the list could be endless and
made to include all those bits of
gardening lore, etc., you always
mean to save for future reference.
A filing cabinet need not be an
unattractive piece in the home.
There are many ways to redecor
ate the exterior. It can be painted
and embelished with prints or a
Chinese pattern.
Try wallpaper. One of the new
marbleized prints usually works
out very well. If you are building
you may think about having a fil
ing cabinet built into a wall.
TO HEAL RED SPLIT
Western diplomat* are convinc
ed that the Soviet and Chinese
Communist* are working overtime
to try to patch up their differ
ences. Yet the evidence to date
suggests that they have not had
any conspicuous success.
It is widely believed that the
Soviet and Chinese officials have
been clotted ? in Moscow, Peiping
or elsewhere? for some time, to
discuss and try U> end their dif
ferences.
WARNING FROM F. B. I.
J. Edgar Hoover has called on
business men and the general pub
lic to join forces with the police
throughout the nation in fighting
"a veritable plague of bad check
passers."
The director of the Federal Bu
reau of Investigation said "these
callous scavengers," will take ad
vantage of the holiday season and
heavy shopping crowds.
Yule Contest
Is Announced
Tha Boone Junior Woman',
a ob will sponsor again this year
? Chriatmu decoration contest.
Other club* will be cooperating.
Club members urge that every
family in Boone enter this con
test
More details concerning the con
test will be given in the Demo- .
crat at a later date.
Mrs. Isaacs
Rites Friday
Mrs. Addie Matheson Isaacs, 82,
of Rt. 1, Sugar Grove died Wed
nesday, November ?.
Funeral services were held Fri
day, November 11 in the Henaon
Chapel Methodist Church at 2:00
p. m., conducted by Rev. W. Alvin
Wilson.
Surviving are three sons, Bud
and Lonnie Isaacs, both of Vilas,
Roy Mutheson, Elizabeth ton, Tenn;
three daughters, Mrs. Charlie
Greene, Sherwood, Mrs. Earl Tea
gue, Boone, Miss Carey Isaacs,
Sugar Grove, and one sister ?Mrb
Callie Shull, Sugar Grov?. There
are 19 grandchildren and 17 great
grandchildren.
Weed Cards
Are Available
Burley tobacco marketing cards
will be available at the county ASC
office Monday, November 21. Op
eratora who wish their cards mail
ed should advise the county office,
and those who wish their cards de
livered to someone else should
send written request by such per-^
An.
Delivering cards in person will
allow farmers to make perform
ance reports and discuss any other
matters of importance with the
office personnel.
i
Organize Club
At flowing Rock
The Blowing Rock Dramatics
Club was organized November 6th.
The purpose of the club is to de
velop the appreciation and the
presentation of plays.
The club serves a three-fold
purpose ? It provides fun, soctala,
and learning experience for ' it*
members.
The officers elected are as fol
lows: President, Betty Martha Trip
let!; vice-president. Bill Dotaon;
secretary, Jeanette Storie; treasur
er, Edwin Isaacs; reporter, Ann
Moody.
A Professor brought a copy of
his final exam to be mimeograph
ed. The secretary looked at it and
said, "But Professor, this is the
same exam you gave last year."
"I know," replied the Prof, "but
I've changed the answers."
This Ford Fairlane .
costs even less
than some compacts
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up to $M.48* lets than aomc
new-name compact*. Yet it offara
mora room, mora lunate apace,
more beef, mora brawn, and
mora built-for-paopla comfort
than ever before *
And tava avan mora an opar
atlnf casts I Tba '(1 Fairlane
offer* many new built-to-Uke
rare-of-iteelf feature* that keep
yon out of repair abopa. Come
(n today and aaa A* ' $1 Ford
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Doctor Talk
By JOHN B. REMBEBT. M. D.
During the put year this writer
has mentioned the great waste by
million* of American* each day
purchasing special vitamin* of
fers , over the counter home reme
dies, and fat reducing foods ? mil
lions of dollars are wasted yearly
in this manner.
To focus the attention of Jw
American public on this yearly
waste on worthless health eare,
the American Medical Associa
tion haa launched a comprehen
sive rtudy and action program
aimed at guiding the consumer in
spending his health care dollars
wisely.
The first step taken by the
A. M A. was the formation of a
Commission on Medical Care
Costs. The purpose of this new
commission is to find answers to
many questions being raised about
medical care coat* and to praaent
the findings frankly and forth
rightly to the medical profession
and to the public.
The second phase of this pro
gram launched by the A. M. A.
calls upon the nation's physicians
to provide the leadership in alert
ing the public to the ineffective
nesa of a vast number of non
prescription or over - the - counter
drug products currently being
used by the public in great quanti
ties and at a coat running jnto
millions of dollars annually.
The food-faddism phase of the
program is merely a continuation
of an earlier nationwide campaign
against doorto-door peddlers ? the
self-styled hmlth and nutrition ex
perts ? who promote "cure-alls"
for everything ranging Irom "that
tired feeling" to arthritis and can
cer.
It is estimated that approximate
ly $390 million dollars is being
^spuit annually by the public on
sell-prescribed vitamins alone. It
has been stated months ago in
this column that if a healthy in
dividual's diet contains the key
food groups in sufficient amounts,
nutritional supplementation is not
needed. The A M A's Council on
Foods and Nutrition has recently
reiterated thia same statement.
The council did point out, however,
that vitamin perpa rations are val
uable when used properly.
Vitamin preparations are not
the only way in which Americans
waste their health dollar: lkst
year more than 148 millios dol
lars was spent on laxatives; more
than 968 million dollars was spent
on aspirin; $290 million a year is
being spent by arthritis patients
on uranium-ore pads, super aspir
in, alcohol and herb rootsjtand
other nostrum
111* *u(t each year it alarm
ing? and Uc benefit, it any, ia
eligible. The goal of the A M A
program and your family physician
m a higher quality of health care
for a greater number o I people at
a lower coat
LOSER AFTEK ALL
Eagle Paaa, Texas ? State police
told today how Marcelino Cam
poa narrowly eicapcd death in an
automobile accident only to be kill
ed minute* later in another.
Alvarado Garcia, 30, of, San An
tonio, Texas, was killed when the
car in which he and Campos were
riding ran off the highway.
Campos extricated himself from
the wreckage and walked back to
the highway. A passing auto struck
and killed him.
Retires After
20 Years Army
S?t. Carson McNeil, ion of Mr.
and Mrs. Grady McNeil, hat re
turned from Hawaii, upon his re
tirement from the Army, alter
twenty year* service.
S?t. McNeil spent about half of
the twenty years out of the States,
and served in Europe during the
liut war. He has served ia Ha
waii,- Siam, and Korea.
Mr. McNeil will reside in Wa
tauga, where he will engage in
farming activities.
Several years after moving out
of town, a lady came back to visit
and ran into a neighbor who said,
"I didn't know you. You look so
much older." O
The lady replied, "I hardly knew
you either except for your hat and
dress."
WE WILL SELL AT
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
AT 10:30 A. M.
Saturday, November 1 9
A 44-acre farm with .32 acre of tobacco*allotment
located at Trade, Tennessee. A good 7-room house with
bath; water in house by gravity; hardwood floors; built-in
cabinets; hot water heater; good barn; garage; warm
house; chiken house; and all other necessary out build
ings.
AT 11:00 A. M.
Store building 50x58 feet located on lot 100x200
feet at the intersection of U. S. Highway 421 and state
highway No. 67 at Trade, Tennessee.
Following the sale of the Real Estate the following
personal property will be sold; Gristmill hammermill,
7Vi hp electric motor, cash register, safe, water pump,
and a set of counter scales.
$50 FREE $50 FREE
? CLEAR TITLE? EASY TERMS
Sale Conducted for the Owners
? MR. AND MRS. A. R. MAY
by
Shoun Brothers Land Co.
Agents
Far Further Information Dial Mountain City PA 7-2674 or
PA 7-3407
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