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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1932

Page

5

Local Social Notes Highlight Diverse Holiday Visits

Local residents report holiday visits and travels as Mr. and Mrs. Coy Winkler host relatives in Spar ta while others visit family down state. Several names from Boone to Chattanooga are listed among Christmas and New Year moves with health updates and club activities noted.

Coy Winkler Sparta Roy Keplar L. M. Farthing Nita Winkler Shelby J. L. Winkler E. L. McDade Mountain City Fred McDade J. B Brewer Chattanooga Fred Aldridge U. S. Navy Norfolk Aldridge Boone C. L. Rhyne Statesville Louise Coffey School For the Deaf Staunton E. S. Coffey R. Z. Linney Charlotte Frank A. Linney Roby Hagaman Spokane Wash Watauga

Friday Afternoon Club Hosts Mrs Dougherty Christmas Event

Mrs. D. D. Dougherty welcomed Friday Afternoon Club members to a Christmas gathering. Guests enjoyed decorated rooms, a quilt square craft favors, and a display of a half century old quilt design. The program included Henry Van Dyke’s Christmas read by Mrs. Tracy Councill.

R. M. Greene Ben Council Douglas Redmond Annie Dougherty Austin South Dougherty Annie Murray Critcher Critcher D. D. Dougherty

Auto Laundry Opening Quietly Delights Boone

H. N. Tire Co manager A E Hodges bought equipment in Charlotte to install a modern auto laundry here. The system uses a steam boiler and spray to clean body and chassis quickly without finishing damage, costing about the same as the old wash. The service begins next Friday, advertised with the tire business.

A. E. Hodges H. & N. Tire Company Charlotte

Clara Bow Debuts in Fox Film Call Her Savage

Clara Bow stars in Edwin Burke adaptation of Tiffany Thayer novel Call Her Savage at Pastime Theatre Monday and Tuesday. The drama traces an impulsive Texas girl from ranch life to Chicago society, a marriage to a fortune hunter, a reckless run with men and money, a tragic baby death, and a return to the ranch and a native lover. Gilbert Roland leads the supporting cast as Moonglow.

Clara Bow Fox Films Edwin Burke Tiffany Thayer Hearine Texas Ranchi Chicago Gilbert Roland Moonglow

Four Million Inspect the New Chevrolet Vehicles

Four million people visited Chevrolet dealer showrooms for the first day display of the 1933 models. H. J. Klingler, vice-president, said attendance and orders set a record since 1929, with about 4,000,000 average per dealer. He projected a 25 percent sales rise next year and about 350,000 new car registrations for the full year. Severe weather did not dampen the turnout.

Chevrolet H. J. Klingler Klingler

Fortune figures loom near five million in Blow hard tale

Piccolo notes Blow hard's fortune runs close to 5 million while Jiggolo concedes he has all but the five. The exchange hints at large sums involved in the pair's affairs.

Piccolo Blowhard Jiggolo

Charlotte Observer Agents Promise Quicker Service

The Charlotte Observer announces faster home delivery for Boone residents with agents promising service seven days a week. Mr Palmer departs at 1 00 am for Hickory and the paper arrives at door shortly after 5 am for 20 cents, the same price as in Charlotte.

Charlotte Observer Boone Palmer Hickory Observer Charlotte Adv

Bank liquidity sparks call for loans and reform

Atlee Pomerene chairman of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation decries banks at 75 percent plus liquidity that refuse loans with solid collateral. He urges banks to lend, or seek RF C funds, arguing liquidity should serve employment and sustenance.

Finance Chairman Attacks Banks in Boston Address

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation head Atilee Pomerene denounced banks that hoard liquidity and refuse loans as parasites undermining recovery. Business leaders echoed praise and criticism, with some saying most banks were faithful while a minority maligned.

Robert Fuller Democrat New York Atilee Pomerene Reconstruction Finance Corporation New England Council Boston United States Pomerene

Bankers Voice Confidence As Banks Remain Liquid

A business leader expresses relief that banks are liquid and able to meet obligations, while criticizing banks that squeeze commercial borrowers. He notes tools like the Federal Reserve and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation exist to address such pressures.

Federal Reserve Bank Reconstruction Finance Corporation Congress Pomerene

Chestnut Grove School Presents Program and Christmas Program

Chestnut Grove School upper grades staged a Negro minstrel show and a one act comedy at the schoolhouse led by Woodrow Greene and Raymond Wilson. The Christmas program featured a visit from Santa and gifts from a Christmas tree, with praise for teacher work and strong attendance records.

Chestnut Grove School Messrs Woodrow Greene Raymond Wilson Coonville Santa Claus D. L. Greene Ruby Farthing Ralph G. Greene Chestnut Grove Claude Greene Gertrude Norris Opal Byers Earl Greene Don Rayfield Ola Greene Margaret Miller Lena Mae Foster Earl Jones Opal Lewis Dave Lewis Edith Wilson Margaret Wilson Beatrice Jones Ruby Jones Eurl Greene Frank Wilson Ernie Hodges Earl Green Lucy Fay Brown Mary Norris

Nuts and Kernels by Troy Isaiah Jones

A column blends political observation with humor and social commentary. It uses animal metaphors to critique government and leadership, noting ordinary resemblance among partisans and calling out rhetoric. The piece ends with a local farming stat noting poultry flocks in Catawba County returning above feed costs.

Catawba County

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