Local notes and social visits throughout Boone
Local affairs detail Sunday visits by Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Klutz to the Smith home in Boone. A minstrel show by Appalachian Literary Society draws a large crowd at the college auditorium. Notable visits include Mrs. C. V. Henkel and son and others returning home from various towns. The issue covers marriages, health updates, an aging resident nearing ninety, an honor roll listing at UNC, a 100th birthday milestone, and the opening of Miller Floral Shoppe on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Klutz
Lenoir
Ethel
Elise Boogher
St. Louis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Blowing Rock
John P. Boogher
the Rock
David M. Milton
New York
Milton
Winkler
Ann Hayes
Joe Hayes
E. J. Norris
Norris
Howards Creeks
W. F. Miller
Miller Floral Shoppe
East Main Street
The
Democrat
Friday Afternoon Club meets with Mrs J D Councill
Mrs J D Councill hosted the Friday Afternoon Club at her Main Street home for a regular meeting. A spring program featured Mrs R L Clay Mrs M P Critcher and Mrs David Greene with a social hour and party plates served by Mrs William Winkler and Mrs Frank Robbins. Next gathering will be with the Misses Todd at Lovill Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Councill
Main Street
R. L. Clay
M. P. Critcher
David Greene
William Winkler
Frank Robbins
Councilly
Todd
Lovill Home
Miss Erie Greer Hosts Maids and Matrons Club Party
Miss Erie Greer entertained the Maids and Matrons Club and friends with an evening of bridge at three tables. Mrs Kay Boatright won the high score prize and received a guest prize along with Miss Mary Trigg Wells, with refreshments served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Cicero Greer. The guest list included Mesdames Dean Bingham, David Greene, A R Smith, Jim Rivers, Douglas Redmond, Frank Williams, Baxter Linney, Ralph Winkler, and Misses Louise Critcher, Annie Dougherty, Mrs Kay Boatright and Miss Mary Trig Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Erie Greer
Kay Boatright
Mary Trigg Wells
Cicero Greer
Mesdames Dean Bingham
David Greene
A. R. Smith
Jim Rivers
Douglas Redmond
Frank Williams
Baxter Linney
Ralph Winkler
Louise Critcher
Annie Dougherty
Kingsport
Tenn
Mary Trig Wells
Abingdon
Worth While Club Hosts April Fool Themed Meeting
The Greene Inn hosted the Worth While Club and guests on Friday for a lively April Fool themed program. Carolyn Weaver and Nancy Lewis presented two musical numbers with Annie Dougherty as Rosa Ponselle and Lewis as Paderewski, followed by mental hygiene remarks from Coach Johnnie Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Greene Inn
Carolyn Weaver
Nancy Lewis
Worth While Club
Annie Dougherty
Rosa Ponselle
Miss Lewis
Paderewski
Johnnie Johnston
Dr. Mayo
J. M. Moretz
Ralph Winkler
Whistler
Betsy Mae Johnson
R. M. Greene
Cove Creek News Social Ties and Health Updates
Sugar Grove postmaster V B Mast advances from head trouble after hospital care in Duke and Winston Salem. D T Brown unable to work due to sinus trouble. Mrs Blanche Mast Cooper and Mrs Grady Mast visit parents. Families of Mast host and travel, with local gatherings and dinners observed. Re visited by Rev J A McKaughan and community members share health news and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove Creek
V. B. Mast
Sugar Grove
Duke Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
D. T. Brown
Blanche Mast Cooper
Cleveland
Tenn
Grady Mast
Johnson City
W. H. Mast
Coy Moody
Ohio
West Virginia
D. C. Mast
J. A. McKaughan
Local Farmer Still Has Faith in Stock
Mr. Fred Wilson of Brushy Fork told The Democrat about his livestock. He reports four ewes produced ten lambs, one given away, one killed, leaving nine living, and two ewes yearly birth three lambs each with a fourteen year old ewe producing 27 lambs. He notes past profits from wool and lambs, and that hogs yielded 36 pigs from two sows last year sold at three dollars each. All pig feed was home grown except four dollars worth. He remains optimistic, advocating diversified farming as mountain safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wilson
Brushy Fork
The
Democrat
Wilson
Hale
Meat Camp Notes Highlight Local Church Talks and Departures
At Proffitt's Grove Church a Bible lecture demonstration by Z. T. Watson drew attention, with remarks on his scriptural explanations. Updates cover residents visiting kin, a pastor's health, family movements, a postmaster resignation, and local youths serving in Maryland camps and at Camp Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. T. Watson
Brookside
Proffitt’s Grove Baptist Church
Watson
Zella Moretz
Boone
Eugene Moretz
L. A. Wilson
Lloyd Miller
Tamarack
Proffitt’s Grove
Winkler
Herbert Moretz
Mount Pleasant
John Williams
Albert Winebarger
Johnson City
Andrew Sigman
Ronda Moretz
Newton
A. W. Hodgson
Walter Winebarger
Uncle Sam
Butler Tate
Ray Winebarger
Paul Winebarger
Maryland
Dale Moretz
Camp Bragg
N. C
State Certified Baby Chicks and Delivery Prices
State certified baby chicks offered with reduced prices delivered by Oak Grove Poultry Farm and Hatchery managed by D. R. Moore in Granite Falls North Carolina. A car for deliveries is promoted for a new home operated grocery and drug business with weekly wages from forty to seventy dollars full time and twenty five to thirty five spare time. No capital or experience needed. Postcard for details. Albert Mills 2348 Monmouth Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Notice of Nonresponsibility for Frances Triplett
Willie Triplett declares he is not responsible for any transactions or obligations of Frances Triplett. Dated March 21, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Triplett
Willie Triplett
Ministerial Association Holds Meeting In Boone
The Watauga Ministerial Association met at Boone Methodist Church to start the year. Rev. J A McKaughan and Rev G C Graham led nine members in discussing Sabbath recreation and planning a temperance drive. A resolution on the new beer and wine law is being formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Ministerial Association
Boone Methodist Church
J. A. McKaughan
G. C. Graham
Miner Dies After Rescue From Abandoned Mine
John Cheslock Jr., 28, of Mount Carmel Pennsylvania, who was entombed 75 feet underground for four days, died Friday in Ashland hospital from injuries and shock after being rescued hours earlier by workers who had toiled over 100 hours to reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel
John Cheslock Jr
Ashland
Cheslock
Carrico Called to Kingsport for Brother’s Illness
Mr. E. E. Carrico traveled to Kingsport Sunday afternoon due to a brother’s serious illness after an appendix operation. Latest reports gave little hope for the stricken man's recovery. Visitors at the J. D. Rankin home over the weekend included Mrs. Julia Abernethy Rutherford College Mrs. D. P. Dellinger Cherryville Prof. E. J. Abernethy Gastonia Mrs. P. M. Rutherford Jr. Knoxville and Elmer Rankin Kannapolis schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Carrico
Kingsport
Julia Abernethy
Rutherfort College
D. P. Dellinger
Cherryville
E. J. Abernethy
Gastonia
P. M. Rutherford Jr
Knoxville
Elmer Rankin
Kannapolis
J. D. Rankin
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. M. Crowell
Hollywood
Calif
T. A. Crowell
East Boone
Joe Crawford
Freddie MacDonald
Babes
W. L. Scoggins
Henderson
Fred Hodges
James Hodges
Poplar Grove
Alma Teague
Ray Herman
Rhodhiss
J. H. Brendall Jr
George Teague
Blowing Rock R. F. D
Harrison Greer
Hickory
Mabel
Joe Hardin
Herman Eggers
Swanee River
Valle Crucis
J. M. Shull
Hugh Dobbin
Happy Valley
Kent
Howard Mast
Small Sons
W. W. Mast
T. C. Baird
Wilma Baird
Gladys Taylor
Pearl Mast
R. A. Olsen
Leake
Carolina Leake
Beulah Baird
I. C
N. M. Greene
Elgin
Rawleigh
West Wilkes
Caldwell
Wilkesboro
Rawleigh Co
Richmond
D. G. Edmiston
Rutherwood
Ministerial Association
Trastime Theatre
Will Rogers
Janet Gaynor
Jean Hersholt and
Stuart Erwin
Jimmy Durante
Buster Keaton
Mitzi Green
Little
Orphan Annie
Spainhour
Watauga County
D. M. Edminsten Depot Street
Boone, N. C
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