Rominger Locals Reflect Christmas Weather and Visits
Christmas brought cold squalls as Loyd Welch and Cal Yates visited. The new circuit rider filled his Piney Grove M E Church appointment and locals praised him. Youths hosted a tree at Tri vett’s store for Christmas day. Chas Gillam went to Virginia for winter work. School closed a week before Christmas and was well received. Rabbit hunting yielded game by Grady Rominger and Roger Trivett. Mamie Tester spent Christmas with sister Florence Rominger.
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Piney Grove M. E. Church
M. P Trivett’s
Brady Presnell
Charlie Mast
Chas. Gillam
Virginia
Grady Rominger
Roger Trivett
Mamie Tester
Florence Rominger
Friday Afternoon Club Christmas Tree Celebration
The Friday Afternoon Club held its annual Christmas tree event at Mrs. Tracy Councill's after Christmas. Members wrote rhymes, with Mrs. Jas Councill winning best. Guests received gifts from their capsules and light refreshments were served. The club plans to entertain husbands at Critcker Hotel on December 31 and Mrs. Roy Johnson will host the next meeting.
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Critcker Hotel
Roy Johnson
Near East Relief Donations Reported in Week
The column lists donations to Near East Relief since the last issue. Contributions include John H. Norris fifty cents and several one dollar gifts from R L Bingham L E Logan James L Winkler Mrs James L Win Ader Lucy Nell and others. Funds sent to Edw N Lee County Chairman Boone N.
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Near East
Near East Relief
John H. Norris
R. L. Bingham
L. E. Logan
Jas. L. Winkler
James L. Win Ader
Lucy
Nell
Edw
N. Lee County
Boone, N
For Sale 12 Acres Land Ford Truck Car and More
For sale by W P Norris Sands North Carolina a 12 acre tract a 1923 Ford touring car one Ford truck a cow a wagon two sets harness and related items. Sale notice dated December 31.
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W. P. Norris
Sands, N. C
Mortgage Sale and Receivers in North Carolina District Case
In the Western District of North Carolina at Charlotte case 38 in Equity John S. DeLaney files for creditors against Mayview Manor Co. Receivers were appointed December 8 1925 with orders to publish notices in the Charlotte Observer and Watauga Democrat inviting creditors to file claims by February 1 1925 to avoid preclusion. Also notice of a mortgage sale by Grant Wilcox and C A Wilcox dated March 20 1925 for 647.50 default 387.50 plus interest, with sale February 1 1926 at the Watauga County courthouse between 10 am and 2 pm, describing a lot in Boone beginning at Christian’s corner and running 33 feet each leg.
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District Court OF the United States
North Carolina
Charlotte
John S. DeLaney
Mayview Manor Company
Charlotte Observer
Watauga Democrat
Boone
Grant Wilcox
C. A. Wilcox
the Register of Deeds
Watauga County
W. S Christian’s
Postoffice
Christian
P. W. Moretz
I did not lose my Ford sedan offer at Still Bluff
R Y Corbett states he offered his Ford sedan free to anyone who found Still Bluff Honey adulterated. The remark reads as a personal note or protest rather than a formal notice. No additional names or dates are provided.
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R. Y. Corbett
Christmas Cold Snap and Local Notes from Shulls Mills
Community reports cold weather over Christmas. Mr J E Triplett returns from Lenoir to spend holidays with family. Hampton noted as former Boone's Fork Lumber Co superintendent has died. Storie couple ill but happy with Christmas gifts. Notice of administration for Monroe Cook estate filed by R P Miller with claims due by October 10 1926.
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Shulls Mills
J. E. Triplett
Lenoir
Boone
T. W. Hampton
Boone’s Fork Lumber Co
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Rominger
Messrs
Loyd Welch
Cal Yates
Tom Tyler
Wyoming
Wildcat
Betty Blythe
Queen of
Sheba
Dick Hatton
Zane Gray
T. H. Coffey
J. H. Beall
Mayview Manor Co
Monroe Cook
R. P. Miller
Adm
Boone Planing
Mil
Boone Planing Mill
Walter Shores
Rocky Mountains
Western North Carolina Development Company Incorporated
S. C. Eggers
General Mer
Boone, North Carolina
Ronage
Boone Hardware CO
J. N. Davidson
Watauga Furniture & Li Co
W.r.gragg
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