at Todd,
da Shepherd and Mr*. C. M.
Miller, aU of Purlear, spen*
Wednesday with Mr. amr lira.
I B. Triplett. Mr. and Mb.
Bo ice Triplett, Barry, Boice,
Jr., and Ciridy of Charlotte
spent the week end.
Mr. and Mrs: Clint wmebarg
er, Mr. and Mrs. James Layng
visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mr*. John Copenhagen at Glade
Springs, Va
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell
and Linda and Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Henderson, all of Dur
ham, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shoemaker.
Visitors last Wednesday with
the Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Eggets
were Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Greene of Morganton; Mrs. EUa
Love and Mrs. Perdie Grogan
of Trade, Tenn. Other visitors
last week were Ernest Eggers
or Kings port. Tenn., and Mrs.
Bessie Johnson of Mountain
City, Tenn.
Sunday visitors with the Rev.
and Mrs. Gene Sheryood were
Mrs. Edd Sherwood. Misses
Anna Mae Sherwood and Mary
Lou Madron of Sugar Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Burl Miliar and
family visited Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Winebarger at
Bethel.
Mrs. Harve Brown and Miss
Elisabeth Brown visited Satur
day with Mr. and Mrs. Hill
Winebarger and Mrs. Nellie
Smith at Hickory.
Mrs. Albert Smith of Vila*
visited Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Reece. The Reeces
received word Monday that Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnie Greer and fam
ily o# Mentor, Ohio, will arrive
here Wednesday to visit Mr.
Greer's aged father, Mr. Monroe
Greer, and other relatives.
Mrs. Iffie Potter of Mountain
City and Ray Johnson of Cleve
land, Ohio, visited Snnday with
their sister, Mrs. A. L. Miller,
and Mr. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller and
sons visited Sunday with Mrs.
Jim Wilson at Shouns, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller
and Freddie Phipps visited Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Wilson at Route 2, Boone. Miss
Dora Deane Miller of Charlotte
spent the week end with her
parents.
Mrs. Maggie Norris visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Smith at Trade, Tenn. Mr. Smith
is III.
GIRL BORROWS BABY
Nutley, N. J. ? Five-year-old
Elizabeth Lardier brought a
baby home and would not tell
where ahe had gotten the in
fant. |jt$i
Police solved the mystery
when they found an empty ba
by carriage about a block away.
Elizabeth explained: "I just
wanted my mommy to have a
baby."
Servicemen
IN ,
Lackland AFB, Texas ? Air
man Basic Dewey K. Beach, (on
of Glenn G. Beach of Route 2,
Boone, is being reassigned to
the C. S. Air Force technical
training course far radio and
radar maintenance specialists st
Keesler AFB, Mississippi.
Airman Beach, who has com- j
pleted his basic military training j
here, was selected for tha ad
vanced course on the basis of j
his interests and aptitudes.
The airman attended Ameri
can School, Chicago, HL
AIRMAN TODD PROMOTED
Airman 3rd Class Carl B.
Todd, so* of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Todd of Triplet*, was proaaoted
to Airman 2nd Class on June 1,
1962. 9c the service oa
Mky 23, 1961. Airman Todd is a
graduate of Appalachian High
School, He L* stationed at Peasa
Air Force bam, New Hamp
shire.
TRAINING IN MAW AD
Schofieid Barracks, Hawaii
Army Specialist Five William
H. Davis, son of Mrs. Florence
Davis, Rout* 1, ZionviHt, N. C?
recently participated with
or personnel from the an* Di
vision's 2nd. Battle Group, 39th
Infantry, in Army training
tests in Hawaii.
During the teats. Specialist
Davis' unit, with tank aqd artil
lery support, encaged in tactic
al exercises designed to evalu
ate the aonbat readiness of his
unit
A fire direction leader in the
infantry's Company C, Davis
I i
? United States
Air Forge personnel specialist,
wu (elected for the honor in
-JjfcngnitSon of his Outstanding
conduct and performance of
duty.
The airman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin D. Dotson, Route
3, Boone, is a graduate of Blow
ing Bock High School. He and
Airman Wilsoa ii an out
fielder. on the Air Police Squad
ron team. He will be "scouted"
along with player* from othei
unit team* foe wgular duty
with the team which will re
present the base in command
MlA Air Force coWfatWoa.
High School. Boone, he is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jama* F.
Serving Good Food at Reasonable Prices
In a Pleasant Informal Atmosphere
? Sea Food
? Hot Biscuits
? Southern Fried Chicken
; from Our
SR
Hereford Barn
RESTAURANT
Boone-Blowing Rock Highway
500 Yards North of Tweetsie .
?
KE-SOBEL Art Gallery
m
takes pleasure in inviting you
to attend the re-opening of their
unique auction sales
on Friday, June 22nd, 1962
at 7 :30 p. m.
' ? ? ?*
and thereafter auction sales
at 10:30 a. m. and. 7 :30 p. m. daily
'jmrnm
FINCKE-SOBEL Art Gallery
"Auction That Is Different
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TELEPHONE CY 5-4791
BLOWING ROCK, N. C.
e. j. blackweH's fabulous
The View
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The Musical Treat
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The Dining Experience
in eool Blowing Rock
In A Surprise! Setting
You'll* enjoy our delightful music, panoramic view, and
? taste-tempting farm style meals served every day from
8:00 o'clock in the morning to 10:00 o'clock at night.
Cattle Facefly
Prevalent Here
the cattle facefly b present
in lauffj numbers this season.
George D J one*, in charge en
tomology extension, writes as
follows :
"The DDVP sugar bait smear
applied daily is stttl the best
known treatment. This prepar
ation can be purchased locally,
?
skssstrs
thrim with added synergj* an*
water applied U a apra* may
give saticfectory control. For
beef animals Mm tuck rubbing
device* charged with Toxaphene,
Methoxychior or Ronnel, in
light oil seems to reduce fly
numbers, but does not usually
give sati&tactbry control." ?
will nuke it possible for Ma to
sell his gasoline station snd be
coaiD.a high school teacher.
HU gasoline station brought
in a yearly income of $48,000
' r
U. S. sentences two Cubans
in narcotics case.
Smooth, straight sides in Ctbinet^late* design
that's counter-high, counter-deep for * real built
in look! 8-way oven . . . bakes, broils or barbecues.
flush controls,
easier! Tb*.
i 00 it j ij-Wav nvon
Act during June and lake advantage of further savings through the Blue Ridge
Electric Membership FREE electricity offcrv- up to $25.00 Free Service for first
Jfc ^ y '* ^ '? ^ 'hir v iaBNy&liS 1
time putilin a! Baage, Wstor Healer, or Freeaer.
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