Dr Matheson Heads Duke Alumni Group In Watauga
The Watauga Division of the Duke University Alumni Association met at Central Dining Hall on the Appalachian State Teachers College campus Monday night. Dr William Matheson was elected president with Dr W Amos Abrams as vice president and Leonard Bury as secretary treasurer. A banquet followed and alumni gathered with many Duke friends in attendance.
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Watauga
Duke University Alumni Association
Appalachian State Teachers College
W. Amos Abrams
Duke University
Beckie Holton
Winston-Salem
Duke
Alleghany
Ashe Counties
Watauga Association
William Matheson
Leonard Bury
W. V. McConnell
Beckie Horton
Laura McConnell
Evelyn Arthur
Deaths of Miss Naomi Cook and Mrs Day Recap Regional Losses
Miss Naomi Cook 55 of Pineola dies after a long illness. Interment at Pineola after Presbyterian service led by Rev. Camp. Survived by brothers W. M. Cook Boone and F. A. Cook Pineola. Mrs. Nancy Isabelle Day 58 of Blowing Rock dies December 12 after a long illness. funeral December 14 with Rev. Eggers and Rev. Will Cook. Survived by husband five children ten grandchildren and mother in Blowing Rock. longtime Mount Vernon Church member.
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Naomi Cook
Pineola
W. M. Cook
Boone
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Camp
W. M
F. A. Cook
Nancy Isabelle Day
Blowing Rock
R. C. Eggers
Will Cook
Death of Edward Walser at Blowing Rock
Edward Walser, 18, resident of Blowing Rock Route 1, died at home last Friday with cause not given. Funeral and interment were Friday. Survived by father Virgil Walser, sisters Doris and Alice, brothers Willie, Amos and Dewey Walser of Blowing Rock.
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Edward Walser
Blowing Rock
Route 1
Virgil Walser
Doris
Alice
Willie
Amos
Dewey Walser
Protection for Roadside Shrubs Promoted by Official
State Highway and Public Works Commission general counsel Charles Ross urges publishing a 1924 statute protecting roadside shrubs near highways. It defines misdemeanor penalties for damaging trees, crops, or litter within 100 yards of state and public roads, with exemptions for officials performing duties. The piece includes a poem excerpt and a personal reflection.
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Charles Ross
State Highway and Public Works Commission
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
SPECIAL NOTICES FOR SALE AND EMPLOYMENT OFFERS
Sale of saw mill and power. job cutting half a million feet of lumber by N. L. Harrison in Blowing Rock North Carolina. Dr C B Baughman eye ear nose and throat specialist will visit the office of Dr J B Hagaman Boone North Carolina on the first Monday of each month. Man wanted for Rawleigh route of 800 families write today Rawleigh Dept NCL 56 SA Richmond Virginia.
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Blowing Rock
N. C
Utp
C. B. Baughman
Elizabethton
Tenn
J. B. Hagaman
Boone
Rawleigh
Dept
NCL
Richmond
Watauga Post Enters Membership Campaign
The State Department of the American Legion designates the Lenoir post as the opposing unit to the Watauga Post and initiates a broad push to recruit many members at once. The list of current members includes R. E. Kelly, Lyles H. Harris, J. W. Norris, R. L. Gentry, and numerous others.
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State Department of the American Legion
Lenoir
Watauga Post
R. E. Kelly
Lyles H. Harris
J. W. Norris
R. L. Gentry
C. W. Teal
R. D. Hedges
R. C. McMahon
Ehringhaus Proposes Duck and Goose Cleaning Trick
Raleigh governor Ehringhaus offers a parboiling method to remove the wild taste from ducks and geese. He suggests wrapping a brick in cloth and placing it in the cooking water. Despite living near abundant waterfowl, he says he has never hunted wild birds.
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Raleigh, N. C
Ehringhaus
Lincoln County Poultry Growers Sell 14000 Pounds in Four Sales
Lincoln County poultry growers report total sales exceeding 14 000 pounds across four recent markets. The shipments reflect steady demand as farmers move product from local flocks to buyers in the region.
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Lincoln County Poultry Growers
Chick Brooding and Silo Growth Reported in North Carolina
Catawba County begins 3000 baby chicks for broilers with an equal number planned in the next weeks. A survey by John A Arey shows 409 new silos erected and filled in the season, Mecklenburg farmers leading with 96 new silos.
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Catawba
John A. Arey
North Carolina
Meckelnburg
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