Local Affairs Update From Watauga County
Marshal W S H Gragg returned Thursday from a business trip to Washington D C. Several residents are noted as seriously ill or in poor health including H P Dougherty Enoch Swift Alfred Watson and Conley Glenn. D J Whitener hosted a bridge party and the Etude Music Club met with performances and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal W.sh. Gragg
Washington, D. C
H. P. Dougherty
D. J. Butler
Butler
Boone
Paul A. Coffey
Watauga County Bank
Enoch Swift
Amantha
Alfred Watson
Deep Gap
Charlotte
Livingston Club Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The Livingston Club met January 9 with Mrs. James Horton as hostess. Miss Helen Underdown led the devotional and Mrs. Grady Farthing presided as new president. A 1932 report showed 12 members and $36.25 in dues. A play titled A Missionary Class Meeting was performed, followed by a solo and social hour. Special guests attended and February plans were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston Club
James Horton
Helen Underdown
Grady Farthing
Joe Crawford
Brantley Duncan
Roger McGuire
Tracy Councill
Fred Aldridge
Teal
Hooper Hendrix
D. J. Whitner
Moody
Brant
Valle Crucis Social News Notes Local Visits and Illnesses
Rev L F Kent and Miss Adelaide Smith visited Asheville on Sunday. Mrs Leake Mrs J M Shull Mrs W W Mast and Mrs Olsen attended the missionary society gathering at Mrs N L Mast’s Saturday. Little Miss Mary Wagner recovers from influenza. Mrs Clint Baird spent the weekend with the Walter Baird family. Mrs W W Mast visited Boone with her son Howard Mast who recently had sinus surgery. Miss Nancy Taylor hosted the Kutups Tuesday evening with guests Basom and Salley from Valle Crucis School. A party plate was served after bridge. Mrs Foster Bryant returned to Virginia after visiting relatives in Valle Crucis. Mr William Clark visited his grandmother Mrs W H Mast, ill for days. Mrs A W Dula of Lenoir brought her aunt Mrs D F Mast home after visit with son Claud Mast at Patterson. Mrs Mast ill with influenza. Mesdames Bert and Jim Farthing visited with brothers Ben and R A Farthing recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Mast
Nancy Taylor
Basom and
Salley
Valle Crucis
Bridge
Foster Bryant
Virginia
William Clark
W. H. Mast
A. W. Dula
Lenoir
D. F. Mast
Claud Mast
Patterson
Mumps Prevalent as Community News Flows In
Local notes report mumps lingering in the area as residents share visits and travel. Miss Mary Gibbs travels to Washington DC for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Wade Kluttz of Concord NC visit Rob and Miss Mabel Hen. Coffey family and Corinne Knight return home with the Coffeys. Clyde Henson and daughter visit Cove Creek and Russell Henson. Paul Gragg and family visit Globe relatives. Perry Costoner from Tennessee is visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gibbs
Washington, D. C
Wade Kluttz
Conscord
N. C
Rob Greene
George Coffey
Arnold
Bill
Corinne Knight
Coffeys
Clyde Henson
Cove Creek
Russell Henson
Mabel Henson
Paul Gragg
Globe
Perry Costoner
Tennessee
Teachers' Pen and Pencil Set Sale At Boone Drug
Guaranteed pen and pencil set offered at Boone Drug Co for 98 cents Friday and Saturday. Clip the coupon in the paper and bring it along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Drug Co
Lenoir Club Dinners Fund School Soup Kitchen
Community Club ladies held a six to eight dinner in the school lunch room serving about sixty people. Proceeds of 15.25 funded the school soup kitchen. foods were donated and the plate cost 50 cents for 25c. Volunteers included Pauline Greene Lois Kluttz Virginia Sudreth and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaither Grider
Bessie Wooten
Lenoir
Pauline Greene
Lois Kluttz
Virginia
Margaret Suddreth
Poe Literary Society
Oma Greene
Arlene Jenkins
Irenes
Grace Mock
Dorothy Teague
Verdola Walters
Thelma Coffey
Grace Reid
Juda Thompson
Jessie Hollifield
Blair Suddreth
Dave Hartley
Newland
Cranberry
Cranberry Boys
Blowing Rock
Cranberry Girls
Local News Notes From Caldwell and Charlotte Visits
Mrs J F Cook underwent an operation at Caldwell Hospital on Monday January 9. Misses Scottie Sue Barlow and Christine Herman spent January 8 with Earl and Pearle Payne in Boone. Mrs A R Barlowe and her daughters Scottie Sue Olene and Jewell went to Charlotte last Friday. Mrs Barlow, with a broken arm, had a cast removed by Dr Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
J. F. Cook
Caldwell Hospital
Scottie Sue Barlow
Christine Herman
Earl
Pearle Payne
Boone
A. R. Barlowe
Scottie Sue
Olene
Jewell
Charlotte
Barlow
Miller
Aspirin Tablets and Pen Set Deals at Boone and Watauga Stores
An advertisement offers 100 aspirin tablets for 39 cents at Watauga Drug Co and a pen and pencil set for 98 cents with a coupon redeemable at Boone Drug Co. on Friday and Saturday. The notice targets rural gentlemen and invites clipping and present visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watauga Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. J. Whitener
D. Jay Whitener
Main Street
Baxter Linney
Paul Coffey
Johnny Johnston
Russell D. Hodges
James Councill
Dean Bingham
Guy Hill
Whitener
Etude Music Club
Milton Mast
Vera Norris
Katherine Smith
Laura Ruth Hagaman
Margaret Smith
Elizabeth South
James Norris
Muriel Hodgson
Mrs. Hill
Paul Mahoney
Nanny Lewis
Floy Cottrell
C. W Teal
Earl Cook
Fred Mac Donald
Floy Mast
W. D. Farthing
Fens
W. C. Greer
Carolyn Weaver
State Teachers College
Astime Theatre
Spencer Tracy
Marion Nixon
Jack Holt
Lillian Miles
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
George O’brien
Janet Chandler
Zane Grey
Lenoir News
Ehringhaus
Fred Dover
H. A. Greenway
James C. Harper
Zeb Vance
D. C
G. L. Bernhardt
Lee Jackson
E. F. Reid
J. ©. Seagle
Coolidge
Charles R. Whitaker
Caldwell County
Lee
Jackson
M. Fountaine Maury
Mesdames Bernhardt
Seagle
Mesdames Hunt Gwyn Jana M. R. Bernhardt
American Legion Auxiliary
Clyde Suddreth
M. M. Williams
Beall Street
Oteen
H. G. Smith
Hudson
Lenoir's
Little Theatre Guild
Jean-Marie
Chapel Hill
A. D. Wilson
Watauga County
Greensboro Daily News
Circulation Department
30Ro
N.C
Nyal Stone Root
Boone Drug Company
Central
MMA
Goonsyear
Pathfinder
H. & N. Tire Co
Central Tire CO
Boone, N. C
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