lEhurch Notices
STONY FORK BAPTIST CHURCH
The Rev. Raymond Hendrix,
Harlan Greene, Sunday School
Superintendent.
Sunday? Sunday School at 10:00
o.m.; preaching first and second
Sundays at 11:00 ajn.; Training
Union at 6:90 p. m.
Wednesday night prayer moating
at i-00 o'clock.
prHbbytebian church
9 The Rev. J. K. Parkor, It., pastor.
Sunday School at 9:40 a. m.;
Morning Worship at 11:00 o'clock.
A nursery Is kept (or small chil
dren during the worship service.
Westminster Fellowship at 0:45
p.m.; Youth Fellowship at 6:00
p.m.; Pioneer Fellowship at 0:00
p.m.
Circles of the Women of the
Church meet the first Mooday of
each month; general meeting each
third Monday.
Presbyterian prayer service^
dial AM 4-221S.
HOLY COMMUNION LUTHERAN
CHURCH ? Banner Elk
The Rev James D. Bayne, pastor
Sunday School at 1:00 p. m.
Regular Worship services at
2:00 p. m. (except on 0th Sunday.)
CHURCH or CHRIST? Boom
John Allen Thurman, evangelist.
Sunday ? Bible study at 10:00
a.m.; Worship and Communion at
11:00 a.m.; Evening Worship ser
vices at 7:90.
Thursday? Bible Study at 7:90
p.m. >
BAPTIST CHURCH? Slewing Rack
The Rev. O. Carlton Cos, pastor.
Sunday? Sunday School at 10:00
a.m.; worship service at 11:00
a.m.; evening scrviea at 7:90 o'
clock.
Wednesday? Prayer Meeting at
7:00 p. m.; choir rehearsal at t:00
pjn.
WATAUGA METHODIST
CHARGE
The Rev. Alvin A. Wilson, pastor.
First and third Sundays: Liberty
at 10:00 ajn.; Valle Crucis at 11:00
ajn.
Second and fourth Sundays:
Mabel at 10:00 ajn.; Henaon's
Chapel at 11:00 a.m.
First snd third Sundays: Pine
Grove at 7:90 p.m.
BETHANY LUTHERAN
CHURCH
The Rev. James D. Bayne, pastor.
Sunday schedule:
Sundsy School at 10:00 a. m.; J.
A. Burkett, superintendent; Sam
MoreU, associate superintendent
Worship services at 11:00 a. m.
(except on 8th Sunday).
Senior Luther League at 7:00
p. m.
Junior Luther League at 7:00
p. m.
Friday schedule: O
Senior choir practice at 7:00 p.
m., Mrs. Lucille Moretz, organist
Saturday schedule:
Catechlcal classes held at 10:00
a. m.
ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
The Rev. W. Todd Ferneyhough,
priest in-charge. O
1st and 3rd Sundays, Holy Com
munion 10:30 a. m.
2nd, 4th and 3th Sundays,
Morning Prayer and Church
School.
Church School, 9:15 a. m.
Friday, Holy Communion, 5:00
p. m.
Holy Days, Holy Communion,
*45 a. m.
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PROFITS GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday School each Sunday at
10:00 a. m.
Worship each firat Sunday night
at 1:30 o'clock. Each third Sun
day at 11:00 l m.
: Clareacc Cola, supcrintendant
ti Sunday school.
Raymond Hnedrix. pastor.
SINGING AT MOUNTAIN
MLS CHUBCH SATUBBAY
A amgum fUlhkM Saturday
night at 7 o'clock it the Mountain
?Dale Baptist Church
fjA quilt, nude by Ux women at
Mm congregation, wiU bo told at
the homo of Burl ey Cornea, the
proceed* to be uaod for the church
fund
iff. aiTUTitfiBr *
The Bar. Olenn Gentry, peat or.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.;
preaching at 11:00 each Sunday;
prayer meeting at 7:00 Sunday.
tWU MEMORIAL
FBE8BYTEB1AN CHUBCB
Blake Brinkerholf,
pastor.
Sunday Schedule:
9:30 ? Men's Class Coffee Hour
10:00? Church School
11:00 ? Morning Worship
0:00? Youth Fellowship Pro
gram
0:4S? Youth Fellowship Snack
Supper; Wednesday ? 3:19 p. m. ?
Choir practice; 7:30 p. m. ? Prayer
and ftudy meeting
ST. ELISABETH'S .
CATHOLIC CHUBCH
Sunday Mais at 0:00 ML
BOONS METHODIST CHUBCH
The Bar. Proton Hughes, Jr.,
pastor.
Sunday schedule:
8:30 ? Coffee and Doughnuts
(College students).
0:00? Worship (whan college to
is session).
0:48 ? Church achooL
11:00 Worship.
8:00 ? Wesley Foundation sup
per and program.
0:30 ? Junior and Senior High
Fellowship.
Tuesdays, 10-11 a. m? Pastoral
counseling in study.
FIBST BAPTIST CHUBCH
The Bar. J. Boyce Brooks, pastor,
Sunday School 0:40 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:80 a.m.
Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
Training Union 0:40 p.m.
Garden
Time
By M. E. GARDNER
Time wm when there were no
snapdragon varieties suitable for
outside production. Now, thanks
to the plant breeders and Ail
American trial gardens, we have
varieties with extra large flowers
and spikes which rival the best
winter varieties produced In green
houses.
The Rocket Snapdragons ? Red
Rocket, Orchid, Golden, White,
Rose and Bronze Rocket ? are the
first and only mid-summer heat
resistant varieties of hybrid snaps.
Another variety you may wish to
try is Vanguard. This variety, also
a hybrid, is a rich rose pink with
yellow throat
If we were asked to select two
of the most satisfactory cut flow
ers I expect most of us would name
the snapdragon and the gladiolus
because they last so long after
cutting. Now that there new hy
brid varieties are available, you
should arrange to have some in
your garden next summer. Check
with your garden supply center.
' In All-America testa at Raleigh
in 1900, these varieties performed
rest well. I believe they will also
do well east of Raleigh and espec
ially well in the upper Piedmont
and Mountains.
There are several other exciting
new 1M1 All-America selections
you should try: "Reeie O'Day," a
rose-colored alysslum; "Gloriosa
Double Daisy," a golden yellow,
much more desirable than Black
Eyed Susan and just ss easy to
grow; and "Coral Satin," a beauti
ful satin pink petunia.
Try these three In a border
planting. Use the daisy for ? 3
foot background. Next, the rich
salmon cor si petunias for It to IB
inch mounded plants. Then edge
the border with alysslum which
grows otjly 2 to 3 inches high but
spreads (each plant) S to U Inch
es.
II this combination ha* no ap
peal for you, I am sure that you
can work out a better one. In any
event, you should use all of them
if you want to be lint in the par
ade of aii. a |m i ale* limn for
1961. , ?
CANCER FIGHT URGED
An International fellowship pro
gram to aid In the fight
The project i? becked by a grant
of *280,000 {ram the r|"f~
RooMvelt Cancer Foundation. U to
dcMfinrd to provide opportunity
for atndy la thl? country by prtm
iaiag cancer reoearcbera from far
aijpi iiui for tlmilif study
by United
College Cowf Sj
Sets Record!
llit HoMaia ? Frieaian Auoeia
Um at Aairltt haa tnawinrwd
the completion of an ouUtandux*
aifletJ product ion record by ? re
filtered HaiaUU cow in thia
area? Appalachian Leuxmont Don
lofgin 397?1M owned by Appala
chian State Teacher* College.
Boone, produced 17320 lbt. milk
and m Iba. butterfat in 300 dayi
on twica dally milking M a T
North Carolina Stole Coll??* of
Agricultural and ruglaaariwf mp
erviaed Um weighing and t rating
of production aa a part of tLt of
ficial herd teating program of the
national HftiHfil orgmiielioiL fy
Thcaa program provide con
tinuing lactation and life*1na* pro
duction rooords an every cow la
more than 2,800 participating ra
gulered Holatein herds.
FUNDS COT OFF
The General Accounting Office
cut off fund* for I State Depart
?Mat branch after the department
had refuaed to give Coocrtaa in
formation dealing with possible
"malfeasance at Foreign aid par
?onnel" iq South America.
The tercet at the order ?a* the
State Department1* Inepector Gen
eral'i office, which checks for
eign aid operation*
MOBS NAMES NEEDED
San Diefo, CaL ? Mra. Ituthie
Alexander and her huahand, upon
entering Doctor* Hoapitai, uid that
they had decided if the baby was
a firl ihe would be aantd Karen
and if a her Dm|1u.
TripleU wore ban? two girl*
and a boy. Tha parenU had to
think about a name for tha aacond
fill
TRADE AT HOME
LIST TAXES NOW
* ; * 1 ' "**'* ' ? *
3 Give In Your Poll
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the List Takers for Watauga County will sit at the following places at the times named dur
ing the month of January, 1961, at which places and in which month all property owners and
taxpayers in said township are required to return to the List Takers for taxation, for the year
1961, all the Real Estate, Personal Property, etc., which each one shall own on the first day
of January, or shall be required to give in then. All male persons between the ages of 21 and
50 years are to list their polls during the same time. Return of Property and giving in of polls
are required, under the penalties imposed by law.
BALD MOUNTAIN
John T. Trivett, Lister
Jan. 7 Bob Grogan's Store
Jail. It r. Goodman'* Grocery
Anytime ? 14th Trivett's Service Station
BEAVER DAM
Dean Reese, Lister
Ian. S ? Don Hagaman's Store
Jan. 4 Dean Reeie'a Store
Jan. S Bill Farthing's Store
Jan. 6 Spencer May's Store
Jan. 9 Don Hagaman'i Store
Jan. 10 Spencer May's Store
At Home Through 14th
BLOWING ROCK
Daniel A. Klutz, Jr., Lister
Jan. 3. 4, 6, and 7 Blowing Rock Town Hall
Jan. 12, 13, 14 Blowing Rock Town Hall
Jan. IS, 20, 21 Blowing Rock Town Hall
Jan. 27 and 28 Blowing Rock Town Hall
BLUE RIDGE
M. O. Coffey, Lister
JUn, 3 ...^ ..vr..?..v.? Jes?Hp Shelll^
Jan. 4 J. L. Shores
Jan. S and 6 Voting Place
Until 14th M. O. Coffey Home
BOONE
Allen Gragg, Lister
Month of January
Court House
BRUSHY FORK
Clifford Norris, Lister
Jan. 5 Courthouse
Jan. I Vilas Service Station
Jan. 10 Walker Tractor Co.
Jan. 11 Hill Top
Jan. IX ....... Hayes Store
Jaa. 13 Courthouse
COVE CREEK
Jack Henson, Lister
C Jerry Adams' Store
? Willard Eller's Store
1 0 J. C. Mast Storei
1 1 James B. Mast Store
IX O. M. Little Store
13 Lewis Burkett Store
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Max Miller Store
Jan. 3
Jan. I
Jaa. 7
Jan. I
Through 14 .
ELK
Mrs. Glenn Triplett, Lister
Virgil Cox
.... Community Building
Stewart Simmons Store
.... Community Building
Home
LAUREL CREEK
Ron Norris, Lister
Jan 4 ? (before noon) Ben Ward's Store
Jan. 4 ? (after noon) Tom Guy's Store
Jan. 5 Vance Harmon's Store
Jan. < _ Charlie Oaks Store
Jan. 9 Victor Ward's Store
Jan. 10 Nat Glenn's
Jan. 11 Cove Creek Store
Jan. 12 Cable's Bros. Storei
MEAT CAMP
Ernest Moretz, Lister
Jan. 3 Watson's Store
Jan. 4 _ Roy Jones
Jan. 5 Rich Mountain
Jan. ? Meat Camp Sorvioo Station
Jan. 7 :. Ernest Moret's Store
Jan. 9 J. D. Winebarger Storei
Through 14 At Home
NEW RIVER
J. Bynum Clawson, Lister
Jan. 3 Rutherwood Trlvetts Store
Jan. 4 Smith's Store
Jan 5-21 At Home
C?MTt Houge^
NORTH FORK
W. C. South, Lister
Jan. 3 Howard Thomas Store
Jan. 4 Pearl Eller Store
Jan. 5 Dave Main Store
SHAWNEEHAW
Richard Farthing, Lister
Jan. 9 Valle Crucls Apple House
Jan. 10 wyi Byrds Dutch Creek
Jan. 11 Yates Grocery
Jan. 12 V. L. Farthing's
Jan. 13 Cart Ruppert*
At Home Anytime
STONY FORK
Scott Moretz, Lister
Jan. 3 * John Wellborn's Store
Jan. 4 and 11 Frank Beshears Store
Jan. 5-7 Deep Gap Post Office
Jan. 6 .... Parkway School
Jan. 9 Trlvetts Grocery
Jan. 10 Watson's Garage,
WATAUGA - ?
, Allie B. Hodges, Lister
Im. ? Howard Mast Store
Jan. 9 _... .'. Valle Cruds Post Office
Jan. 10 Claude Shores Store
Jan. 11 S. B. Hayes Store
Jan. 12 Coffey's Store ? Foscoe
Jan. 13 Mrs. W. W. Collins Store
Jan. 16 McLains Store on Watauga River
AFTER JANUARY 15 ALL BOOKS WILL BE AT THE
COURTHOUSE
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? FARM CENSUS NOTE
FARM CENSUS. Each farm owner shall prepare a list of the acreage of each crop grown, laeluding tenths of acre* of
track. The list shoald show the total acres cultivated by the owner, also the acres cultivated by all tenants oa each
separately reeogalacd farm, the acres la Improved pasture, woodland. Idle aad other lands. He shall be prepared to
report the number of bearing fruit trees, the numbers of livestock of breeding age, number of hogs sold or steagbtered
durlag past 1 X months, aad number of chicken. This information is kept confidential and has no relation to taxes. Its
purpose is far agricultural education, economic analysis and safer guidance of county agents aad farmers generally.
J. D. WINEBARGER, Tax Supervisor
? 1 " 1 ? 1 ? 1 ' "
If We Can't Sell It, Give It Back to the Indiana
Have Demand Far Small Baatnaa* ? Aba Far Fa
Coe Insurance & Realty
Company
Dial AM 4-8256 ?
217 Main Street
SHALL GOING BUSINESS for sale. Immediate poiiewion.
NEW 3 BED ROOM modern ranch brick with carport and 1 acre
lot just outside of city limits. City water.
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS? What finer gift could you give the
Queen of Your Life than thii brand apanking new spacious
3- bedroom with fireplace. Located on large wooded lot
Price $13,300. Good financing.
NEAR GOLF COURSE? New summer cottage, large living room
with spacious brick fire place, paneled interior walls, ex
posed beam ceilings. Completely furnished. Will sleep 8
people. Grand view of Parkway and Golf Course. Will be
ready for Christmas party.
300 FOOT FRONTAGE on Hghway No. 321, just 3 miles out of
(??UtJP Boone near Tweetsie. Will sell all of half of front
age.
NINE ACRES WOODED LAND located 3 miles out of Boone.
Ideal for development or home sites.
GOOD 2-BEDROOM, automatic heat, basement, wooded lot Just
outside of city limits. Will trade for larger house.
NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK, carport. Located near IRC. Im
mediate possession.
$800 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. 3 minutes to college. $55.00 per month.
13 ACRE FARM, good house located 10 miles from Boone.
Price $4300.00.
JUST OUTSIDE OF CITY LIMITS? 3 bedrooms, large lot Price:
$10,000.00
S 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. $14,300.
GOOD 3-BEDROOM? Bath, located near college on Grand Blvd.
Price $8,300. Immediate possession.
NEW 3 BED ROOM HOUSE? Bath, carport, 3 acres of land, lo
cated 3 niles East of Boone. Immediate possession.
10 ACRES LOCATED just 2% miles from Boone on 421 by-pass.
Priced for quick sale.
31 ACRES TIMBER LAND ? Located 3 miles off Parkway on
Highway No. 16. 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 CAN'T MATCH THIS VALUE: Three bedroom brick,
located two blocks from campus. Price $12,000.00.
GOOD THREE BEDROOM HOUSE, bath, six acres, Und located
ten miles west of Boone on Highway 603. Price $7,500. 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
$135.00. A real investment. One block from campus.
BEAUTIFUL TWO BEDROOM house of stone. Large lot located
on Grand Boulevard. Priced for quick sale.
173 ACRES LAND, 3 acre lake site, with 2,000 ft. Highway
frontage, entire land covered with young timebr. Located
10 miles from Boone on Highway 194. Price $33.00 per acre.
WE HAVE FOR SALE THE T. D. KERLEY ESTATE.? This is
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. W? will sell as a whole or
in small tracts. Terms if needed.
ONE OF THE NICEST? Urge ranch type brick, 3 bed room, S
full baths, private study, litge den with fire place, modern
kitchen with built-in stove, refrigerator, garbage disposal,
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 in 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.
OWNER MUST MOVE TO TOWN? New 6-room house and bath,
30 acres land on black top road, located in Beaver Dam
section. Price: $8,300.
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 $10,500. Terms. Immediate possession.
ONE ACRE LOT, 4- bedroom, bath, heat basement. 3 miles out
Price: $11,006. Immediate possession.
NEW 3-BEDROOM HOI^E ? Forced hot air heat carport wall
to-wall in all rooms except bath and kitchen. Large lot land
scaped. City water and aewage. Small down payment FHA
loan can be assumed.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED word that they are not any
more land. You can buy 290 acres of land located about 8
miles out which has 108 acres of good, grazing and (arming
land, and about ISO acres of timber Und that has not been
cut for more than 80 years. Ideal for future investment Term*
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 large lot. Make me an offer.
SHELL HOUSES built on your land. $1.00 down if yon own
your lot
SOO-FOOT FRONTAGE ON HIGHWAY 421? Located west Boom.
Ideal for any commercial use. Has 200- ft depth.
F. H. A.
Loans
30 Years
Conventional
Loans
25 Yn. at 5*4%