Former Banner Elk Lady Killed in France
Caen France Aug 5 Mrs Arnold 62 mother of Merrill Arnold president Fidelity Trust Co Knoxville Tenn was killed in an automobile accident a few miles from Caen yesterday. She was Miss Sallie Hill before marriage daughter of Prof and Mrs J S Hill who lived in Boone for some time. Her parents are both deceased. The family spent their last days in Elk Park. Boone residents will hear of her death with sorrow.
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Caen
France
Arnold
Merrill Arnold
Fidelity Trust Company
Knoxville
Tenn
Elk Park
Boone
Labor Mills Move Machinery Back to Hickory
Boon Knitting Mills stockholders decide to relocate machinery to Hickory due to labor conditions. Manager cites sufficient skilled help and capacity to profit, but cannot secure a nonpaying operation. Town expresses regret as the enterprise departs.
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Boone Knitting Mills
Hickory
Robbers Raid W. W. Mast Store in Boone
Mr. W W Mast found his store robbed on Monday morning with the safe blown open and about one hundred dollars missing along with papers. A bloodhound led to a garage then to Elizabethton where two boys John and Roosevelt Clarke of Lenoir were jailed. Their sister Banner Clarke and a man named Hice were later arrested and released for lack of evidence. Loss estimated at $500. no other clues.
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W.W. Mast
Cole
Sherwood
Elizabethton
Tenn
John
Roosevelt Clarke
Lenoir
Boone
Miss Banner Clarke
Hice
Justice of the Peace
Bryan
Mast
Dr Hinohara Says Japan Doffs Military Attire for Peace
Dr Hinohara cites a shift in Japan from militarism to peace as trained by Christian influence. He says Japanese Christians faced persecution but now advocate peace and universal brotherhood, noting World War as a distant lesson. He is pastor of Kobe's first Methodist Church touring the United States for six months.
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Lake Junaluska
Japan
H. Hinohara
Hidohara
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Kobe
United States
Ministerial Association Convenes neared September Speaker
The Watauga Ministerial Association met Monday at 10:30 a m with nine preachers and students present and three absent. Rev M Browning led devotion and Col Fred A Olds spoke on religious conditions in North Carolina. The September meeting at Shulls Mills will feature Rev C G McKaraher and Rev James I Vance from Nashville Tennessee.
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Watauga Ministerial Association
M. Browning
Boone
Afer
Fred A. Olds
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Shulls Mills
C. G. McKaraher
James I Vance
Nashville
Tenn
Brother McKaraher
F. M. Huggins
M. B. Woosley
Secy
County Agent Steele Announces Transfer Over Budget Delays
County Agent John B. Steele states he will transfer to another county on September 1 due to lack of local appropriation for next year's demonstration work. He plans August to finalize reports and purge files, asks friends and cooperators not to seek help that month, and notes the resourceful files remain available for general use.
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John B. Steele
Haynes Quits as Prohi Director September
Washington, Aug. 3 The Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes will shift to an advisory role after September 1 as Blair signs a decree stripping enforcement powers from the headquarters. The duties will be assigned to 22 prohibition administrators in regional offices, with Haynes likely to remain briefly in office and possibly enter Ohio politics as a Republican candidate.
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Washington
Prohibition
Roy A. Haynes
Andrews
The
Treasury
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
Haynes
Prohibition Commissione
Ohio
Johnson City Wins Massive Rayon Plant Decision
The American Bemberg Company plans a multi unit rayon plant in the Johnson City Elizabethton area with initial construction to start soon. The project could create 1,500 jobs initially and 10,000 over five years, investing 7 to 10 million dollars in the district.
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Johnson City
Elizabethton
American Bemberg Company
Florida
Happy Valley
Elizabethton Pike
Sycamore Shoals
New York
Germany
France
Italy
Appalachians
Boone Baptist Church Services Schedule Encourages Attendance
Boone Baptist Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. B Y P U meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday prayer at 8 p.m. A church letter to the association will be read Sunday morning. The congregation is urged to attend the association at Three Forks church next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Three Forks
Baptist preacher to lead services in Blowing Rock
Rev. W. H. Moore of Richmond VA pastor of Bainbridge Ave Baptist Church will preach at Blowing Rock on the 2nd 3rd 4th and 5th Sundays this month. Services at 1 41 a.m. and 8 p.m. A cordial invite extended to visitors jurists and residents to attend.
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W. H. Moore
Richmond Va
Bainbridge Ave
Blowing Rock
James H. Taylor Dies at 99 in Boone Area
James Henry Taylor a Civil War veteran and longtime Watauga County resident died Sunday at his son L L Taylors home near Boone aged 99. Born May 25 1826 he endured two lung wounds in battle and survived long years as a devout Methodist. He leaves eight children and 103 descendants, with funeral held at Fairview church.
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James Henry Taylor
L. L. Taylor
Boone
Mr. Taylor
Eigh
Watauga County
A. J. Taylor
Wilkes County
Attorney Taylor
Grangeville
Idaho
Seymour Taylor
North Wilkesboro
R. A. Taylor
J. S. Stanbury
J. L. Lewis
Watauga
Joseph Wardin
Charlotte
Taylor
Wilkes
B. B. Dougherty
North Carolina
Southland
North Carolinia
Methodist Church
Walter A. Stanbury
Edenton Street
Raleigh
Methodist notes on attendance and local church events
The Boone church notes report 296 at Sunday school and large crowds at both services with a focus on growth signs. Presiding Elder Rev. Seymour Taylor preached to a large congregation, and attendees from other denominations were present. J H Taylor, a respected local man, died Sunday and was buried at Fairview Methodist Church. Sunday school and preaching plans are listed for nearby churches and conventions.
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Boone
Seymour Taylor
Brother Taylor
J. H. Taylor
Fairview Methodist Church
Watauga
Shulls Mills
Boone Epworth League
Blowing Rock
Bryan College Becomes Dayton Aim with Bryan Support
Dayton Tenn August 1 William Jennings Bryan pledged full support for a fundamentalist boys college to be built on Broyles Hill south of Dayton. He planned to address the Progressive Dayton Club on the courthouse lawn and would donate 5000 dollars and serve as an instructor without salary, aiming to unite northern and southern spirits.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
F. E. Robinson
Bryan
Court House Lawn
Robinson
Broyles Hill
Jury Drawn for Fall Term Superior Court in Boone
The fall term of the Watauga Superior Court will convene in Boone on Monday September 7 with Judge Stack presiding. Jurors for the first and second weeks include Jordan Cook, J L Coffey, Spencer Collins, W L Cox, Grady Greer, Millard Greene, A W Greene, Ed Hampton, R L Moretz, Cicero Oliver, Joe Trivett, Warren, J A, Tom Triplett, and many others listed for each week.
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Superior Court
Watauga Superior Court
Boone
Judge Stack
Jordan V. Cook
J. L. Coffey
D. C. Coffey
Spencer Collins
W. L. Cox
C. F. Fletcher
B. W. Farthing
Grady Greer
Gross
J. T
W. F. Gragg
Millard F. Greene
A. W. Greene
B. C. Hodges
Ed Hampton
E. L. Jackson
H. L. Lyon
J. J. Miller
Eugene Moretz
R. L. Moretz
Cicero Oliver
Clyde Perry
Granville Phillips
T. C. Proffit
A.C. Reese
L. S. South
J. G. Story
B. H. Shelton
J. C. Shoemaker
H. H. Shook
J. S. Thomas
I. E. Townsend
Joe Trivett
Warren
J. A
A. T. Watson
Tom Triplett
W. L. Welch
Dula Damage Suit Moved to Iredell Court
Dr A W Dula of Lenoir sues North Carolina Optometric Society for 25000 dollars claiming unethical advertising led to his expulsion. Case moved from Caldwell Superior Court to Trede Superior Court to be tried near central North Carolina. He says he was unable to attend the meeting and was hissed down when attempting to speak.
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Statesville
A. W. Dula
Lenoir
North Carolina Optometric Society
Caldwell Superior Court
Trede Superior Court
Dula
Dula From Membership On the Grounds of Unethical Advertising. Dr
Dairy Picnic At Ward's Dairy Barn In Watauga County
The annual dairy picnic will be on Tuesday August 18 at F C Ward's Dairy Barn Brushy Fork Boone Trail five miles west of Boone. Program starts 11 dinner 1 games 2 to 3 milking at 3 30 and a baseball game. Speakers to appear in next week's issue of The Watauga Democrat. This is the fourth annual dairy picnic with strong attendee turnout and optimistic outlook. John B Steele H L Wilson
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F. C. Ward
Brushy Fork
Boone Trail
Boone
Watauga Democrat
Watauga County
Silverstone
Beaver Dams
Cove Creek School House
John B. Steele
H. L. Wilson
State's greatest Sunday School Skull Mills event
D W Sims appears at the state's greatest Sunday School event on August 9. Attendees are invited to bring a full basket and enjoy the day with friends.
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D. W. Sims
Skull Mills
Morrison to Use Another Bottle During Deficit Row
Former Governor Morrison replies to State Auditor Durham stating two thirds of the alleged deficit of 9123000 is disposed of and hints at another remedy for the remaining third to pacify progressives. The telegram is sent from Blowing Rock after a weekend stay.
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Morrison
Charlotte Observer
Durham
Observer
Blowing Rock
Normal Students Plan Boone to Johnson City Trip
The E. T. and Western North Carolina Railway will run a trip from Boone to Johnson City on Monday July 10. The train departs Boone at 7 30 a m and returns about 8 p m with a round trip fare of 1 50. Many Normal teachers will attend and others may join at the low rate. Also note the Sunday School Association gathering at Shulls Mills on August 8 9.
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Boone
Johnson City
E. T. and Western North Carolina Rv
Normal
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W. W. Mast
Hinohara
Steele
PROHI
Boone Baptist Church
Blowing Rock Baptist Church
James H. Taylor
Bryan College
AIM
J. Farthing
H. C. Eggers
M. W. Day
P. M. Williams
J. H. Brinkley
Fred Critcher
J. S. Stannbury
J. M. Isaacs
D. C. Mast
J. A. Pendley
N. G. Wheeler
G. T. Carender
Ew. W. Greene
J. M. May
L W. Hatley
F. H. Holler
W. H. Sims
A. G. Moretz
Iredell
Big Sunday School Association
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