Members of the Worthwhile Woman's Club dressed in their Tercentenary
costumes for the general meeting, June 27, at the home of Mrs. Latta
Johnson. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. E. L. Ray, Mrs. Mary High, Mri.
Ed Quails, Mrs. D. .L. Wilcox, Mrs. L. T. Tatum; standing are Mrs. Paul
Weston, Mrs. Mae Miller, Mrs. Herman Wilcox, Mrs. R. H. Harmon, Mrs.
Pearl Luttrell, Mrs. L. L. Bingham, Mrs. A. E. South, Dr. Ella Hardin,
Mrs. Blanche Payne and Mrs. Wiley Smith. The ladies contributed to
the community effort to have as many women aa possible dressed in
colonial costumes for the celebration.? Weston photo.
Folk Night At 'Horn' August 3.
Dr. Cratis Williams, director
of graduate studies at Appala
chian State Teachers College,
will appear with Frank Prof
fitt of Reese and Joyce Elaine
McNeill of North Wilkttboro
in Folk Uuiic Night at "Horn
in the West" on August 3.
Dr. Williams will serve as
master of ceremonies in the
90-minute program which will
itart at 7:45 p. m.
The folk music program will
be in addition to the regular
showing of the outdoor drama
and will be at no extra cost to
those attending the regular
performance.
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Letter To The Editor
Robert: Would appreciate
giving this space when con
venient.
HERMAN
(Enclosure)
Dear Herman:
I know of no person who
would have taken hold of the
celebration, "Daniel Boone
Crosses the Blue Ridge," and
carried it to such fine conclus
ion as did Herman W. Wilcox.
Without hostilities and division
but with perfect understanding
and fine judgment, you coordi
nated all factions for the suc
cessful celebration. Doubtless
your long experience as "Mr.
Chamber of Commerce" con
ditioned you for the superb job
is General Chairman of the
Celebration. In addition you
helped pull "Horn in the West"
Dut of a slide to defeat and
have put it on the road to con
tinued success and long service.
Your unselfish devotion to
the general welfare of your
fellow man and your devotion
to promoting their economic
betterment have been detnon
strated many timea. In joitttag
those of ua who wish to promote
the history of this area, you
have rendered great help. "V
I am happy to call you QBC of
my very beat friends.
Cordially,
D. J. Whitener
Notes And
Comments
People are unpredictable;
some are even accurate when
they make a statement.
What do you plan to do' la
1963 to help your church?
Old fools are not mart fool
ish than young ones; th?y juat
look sillier.
Regular exercise ia the tettii
of old age.
TRADE AT HOME
Mrs. Shomaker
Rites Saturday
Mrs J. M. Shomaker, M, of
Banner Elk, died at 5:90 p. m.
last Wednesday In Banner Elk
Hospital following a long 111
MM.
She was a native of Watauga
county and had resided most
of her life In the Banner Elk
section of Avery county.
Mrs. Shomaker was the for
mer Miss Jette Gualtney,
daughter of the late Mr and
Mrs. Lee Gualtney.
Surviving are the husband;
two sons, Ord Shomaker of
Columbia, S. C... and James
Shomaker of Banner Elk; three
daughters, Mrs. Chester Von
Cannon and Mrs. Albert Craw
ley of Banner Elk and Mrs.
Roy Blanton of Boone; two sis
ters, Mrs. Clay Wilson of Win
tor Garden, Fla., and Mr*.
Frost Micheal of Banner Elk;
11 grandchildren; and one
great-grandchild.
Service* were held at 2 p.
m. Saturday in the ML Calvary
Baptist Church. The Rev. El
liott Hayes officiated. He was
milled by the Rev. Glenn Gen
try. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
OLD-Tums : *
There are ili*htly over 100,
000 peraon* in the United
State* over 100 yeara of ace.
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