Training School Notes and Local Happenings
Prof Allen spoke to the School on Tuesday and Prof Bowman of Berea College visited Boone for the week. A Boone versus Bamboo game ended 8 to 11 in favor of Bamboo. Rev E D Poe conducted chapel. Supt J A Steele spoke to students. Mr and Mrs Paul Vestal honeymooning in town. Sheriff Woodruff drove Miss Anderson, Aiken and Gill from North Wilkesboro. Crater and Pitman announce marriage in Richmond Va on the 19th. A petition to county commissioners seeks steps to prevent forest fires. Prof B B Dougherty reports the Lenoir Blowing Rock Turnpike Co set a price of 40,000 for the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Bowman
Berea College
Boone
Bamboo
J. A. Steele
Iredell Schools
Paul Vestal
North Wilkesboro
Sherif W. D. Woodruff
Wilkes
Anderson, Aiken
Gill
Parks Crater
Richmond
Inez Dave Pitman
Cunty
Watinga
B. B. Dougherty
Lenoir
Lenoir Blowing Rock Turnpike Company
M. Downum
Conference on Soul Winning Schedule by Pastor Ma'dry
Dr Charles E Ma'dry leads a soul winning conference for pastors and others at the Baptist church July hn m with a 11 am start lasting one hour. He will preach at Bowing Rock Saturday night July 9 and Boone Sunday at 11 am and 2 pm. F M Huggins Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Ma’dry
Mguaae
Baptist Fi
Hoone
Nis
Eee
Bowing Rock
Boone
F. M. Huggins
Obituary for Ethel Critcher Dated in Quiet Town Cemetery
On Saturday June 25th Miss Ethel Critcher died after a lingering illness. She bore her sufferings with fortitude and lived a quiet, unassuming life. She lived with her brother M P Critcher and, during illness, received kind care from loved ones. She told her sister she was ready to die and that she loved her savior and he loved her. She was laid to rest in the town cemetery on the Sunday afternoon following, amid profuse flowers, leaving behind a circle of friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Critcker
Ethel
Bank of Boone notes due by July 15 1921 receiver notice
Public notice to all holders of Bank of Boone notes that aged past due must be paid by July 15 1921. Prompt action will save cost says G M Sudd, Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inotice
Bank of Boone
G.M. Sudd
Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Planned With Compensation
The State and Federal governments will pay up to 25 per head for cattle tested for tuberculosis. Dr. Moore, North Carolina State Veterinarian, will visit counties in July to conduct tests. Owners of reacting cattle may receive one third of appraised value, with a maximum of 25, and appraisals are by three men including the owner, and federal and state veterinarians. Interested owners must submit written applications with herd details to F. R. Farnham in Boone.
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State Department
Moore
North Carolina
Watau
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Boone
F. R. Farnham
U. S
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The
Tlatanga
Democrat
R. C. Rivers
Post
Boon WN. C
E. D. Poe
Durham
the Univ
Ford Service Organization
United States
Ford Organization
J. B. Taylor
B. Dervoit
Whitman
Express
Symphony Lawn
Shadow Line
Keith’s
Carlton Club
Gentleman's Club
Rexall
America
Boone Drug Company
Rexall Store
G. K. Moose
Nash Cars
Nash
Nash Organization
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha
Wisconsin
B. Kenosha
Milwaukee
Highway Motor Co
Boone, N. C
Watauga Furniture & Lumber Company
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