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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1932

Page

8

Morrison to back Reynolds after primary loss

Senator Cameron Morrison plans to travel to Washington to wrap up Senate duties and then return home to actively support Robert R. Reynolds and the Democratic ticket next fall. He says the Democratic party has been good to him and he will honor his pledge to back the nominee, despite past calls for a repeal platform. He intends to stay in Washington until Congress adjourns.

Charlotte Cameron Morrison Washington Senate Robert R. Reynolds Democratic Party Bob Reynolds North Wilkesboro Morrison Reena Congress

Mrs. A M Crowell Dies at 85 in Monroe

Mrs. A M Crowell 85 died at her Monroe home after a brief illness. Daughter Mrs John C Sikes of Monroe and son T L Crowell of Boone survive along with sister Mrs J C Moser of Hickory. Another son W C Crowell died six months ago. Funeral at St Lukes Lutheran Church with Rev C R Pless officiating. Interment in Monroe Cemetery.

Monroe A. M. Crowell W. C. Crowell St. Lukes Lutheran Church C. R. Pless Monroe Cemetery

Tyrrell County Farms Slash Rat Population with Poison Bait

Twenty farms in Tyrrell County have eliminated their rat populations using poisoned bait recommended by the county farm agent.

Tyrrell County

Young Tar Heel Farmers Attend Fifth Annual Convention

The Cove Creek Chapter sent W H Walker Robert Dunn and Albert Michael to Raleigh June 29 30 for the Young Tar Heel Association FFA convention at N C State College. Delegates discussed progress in the 1931 32 program and 21 new Farmer degree candidates were named. Dudley of Yates High School won the public speaking contest to advance to Kansas City.

Cove Creek Young Tar Heel W. H. Walker Robert Dunn Albert Michael Raleigh Young Tar Heel Association of Future Farmers of America N. C. State College Pullen Hall Brady Black T. E. Brown State College Roy H. Thomas State Association F. C St. Louis George Washington Y Two Fathers and Sons Daniel Poole Ellerbe High School Henry Pierce Whiteville High School William Edwards Spring Hope High School Melvin Bogette Piney Grove High School James W. Bullock Acme-Delco High School Clayton Weeks Dudley Yates High School Kansas City College Dairy Barns

China Grove student wins close contest in ill health year

A seriously ill contestant from China Grove High School won a tight competition with margins near .003 of a point. The event accompanied a screening of a film about the fourth national convention of Future Farmers of America at Puller Hall.

China Grove High School Future Farmers of America Puller Hall Roy H. Thomas L. E. Cook Fred W. Wolf R. D. Maltba Paul P. Brown North Carolina Bankers Association LeRoy Borden

Skunk Farm Man Plans Pet Skunks Near New Bern

John H. Parker of near New Bern raises skunks as family pets and aims to expand. He plans to cut odor glands on young skunks to prevent smells, while big adults will be culled as breeding increases. Parker believes skunks can be gentle mousers and hopes a market forms for the little pets on his Neuse River farm.

New Bern John H. Parker Mr. Parker Neuse River

Inexpensive oil cloth tops Dressing-table makeover

A practical substitute for a glass dressing-table top is oil cloth with a moire finish. Available in many colors, it can cover and frame the dressing surface, be easily tacked around the edge, and wiped clean like glass for a neat toilet table.

Garden Grime and Glove Tips for Clean Hands

After garden work grime is common on hands. Wearing leather or cotton gloves helps. If soil remains wash hands with corn meal moistened with water to remove grime and soften skin.

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