Boonetown Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Local Happenings
Miss Lina Fletcher of Lenoir visits Boone while Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hayes of Proctor, N. C., join relatives at Mr. Robin Hayes's home. Hickory guests, Taylor and family, visit Boone area as hay harvest peaks. Col. Fred A. Olds spends days at Critcher Hotel, with writerly notes expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina Fletcher
Lenoir
Boone
J. L. Hayes
Proctor, N. C
Mr. Roby Hayes
Douglass Taylor
Hickory
Fred A. Olds
Raleigh
North Carolina
Critcker Hotel
Pleasant B Y P A Outing at Deep Gap
The Senior B Y P A group rode to Deep Gap near Boone on an evening with light rain. They crossed a rail fence, built a fire, and cooked breakfast items on site. They returned home late afternoon with memories to last many days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Gap
Boone
Confederate Reunion at Boone Hosted by Appalachian Training School
The Camp Nimrod Triplett UCV reunion will meet in Boone on Thursday and Friday September 7 and 8 as guests of the Appalachian Training School. Ex servicemen and their wives or widows are invited to attend with a pleasant gathering anticipated and the program to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Nimrod Triplett
Boone
Appalachian Training School
Unpardonable Blunder in County Nominee List
The Democrat acknowledges a glaring error in its brief of the Democratic County Convention. The printed slate listed W. S. Miller instead of Noah Winebarger as a county commissioner nominee. Winebarger, a respected Watauga citizen and regular party nominee, is urged as a vote option. The Democrat takes responsibility for the mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Baird
E. W. Moretz
W. S. Miller
Noah Winebarger
Miller
Winebarger
Watauga
Embroidery Club Hosts Pleasant Friday Gathering
Mrs. A E South welcomed the Friday Afternoon Embroidery Club to her North Water Street home among maples. The hostess and guests enjoyed conversation, embroidery, piano selections by Mrs. South, and a song by Mrs. C L Hardin. Virgin ia South assisted with fruit salad, wafers, olives, sandwiches, and punch. guests included Mrs. Brinkman and Mrs. Casey of Gastonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. South
North Water Street
Virginia
Brinkman
South
Casey
Gastonia
Revival Meetings Begun by Rev. Finley C. Watts
The Rev. Finley C. Watts pastor of Three Fork church will start a series of services in the new church building on Sunday August 20. Services day and night with a great revival expected. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Methodist Church
Salisbury
Finley C. Watts
Three Fork Church
Public Sale of Town Lots in Boone
On September 4 1922 the first Monday of Superior Court the seller offers four Boone town lots for sale on the ridge near the courthouse and town center. The ad promises affordable property with brick on site capable of building a mansion and notes terms to be announced at sale. August 8 1922 L. D. Lowe PMID
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Boone
Court House
L. D. Lowe
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Peoples Bank and Trust Co
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Virgil Gire
J. M. Moretz
Gire
Cynthia Ruggles
Dunkirk
N. Y
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Joe Royal
Goldsboro
B. J. Council
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Anders
Hardy Lyons
Will Hodges
Will
Mack Beach
Ethel
J. L. Norris
Seattle
Wash
A. W. Beach
Boone Trail
Newriver
Boone-Blowing Rock
Roy Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Perkins
Harrisland Co
Kingsport
Tenn
W. A. Graham
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Mildred
R. L. Lowe
Banner Elk
Avery County
Democrat
Enoch Swift
John H. Bingham
Possiby
Cove Creek
J. Norton Adkins
Episcopal Church
Warwick
New York
Shulls Mills
State Board of Health
Boone and Watauga
Walter Green
Coshocton
Ohio
Stony Fork
Messrs. N.S. Arnhart
Joe Henderson
James H. Hardin
Washington College
Henry W. Hardin
Jim Hardin
Embroidery Club
Appalachian Theatre
Wallace Reid
Sennett
Firestone Cord
Hood
Thermoid
Michelin Oldfield
W. R. Winkler
N. L. Mast, Pres
G. P. Hagaman
W. D. Farthing
Poll Parrot
Davidson's
Watauga Supply Co
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