Local Affairs Roundup of Visits and Carers in Watauga
Miss Betty Nelson of Mebane visits Boone with Mrs. J. A. Williams and Mrs. Guy Foster. Frank McGhee returns to Waynesburg Va after a family stay. Ruth Robbins from Greensboro visits her parents J. F. Robbins. Watauga grows English teacher Luther Robinson from Wake Forest at Mountain City Tenn. Rev C H Moser attends Religious Educational Conference at Lake Junaluska. John F Robbins and Frank Jr. tour New York Philadelphia Boston for Wildwood Nurseries interests. Ruby Cottrell trains as nurse in Memphis starts home visit. Seymour Taylor visits J S Stanbury in Boone. Mrs Setzer’s Charlotte hospital operation news improves. George H Blair of Fort Myers Fla visits Watauga with two children. Mrs Mary Councill Hollifield joins husband in Akron Ohio for highway work. John McBride of Sugar Grove recovers from stroke. Dr R C Ellis of Shelby rents Boone home for season. Albert Haag and W L Henson host visitors. Maiden’s Prof Whitener builds ornate bungalow by Devil's Gate. Mrs Ralph G Bingham returns to Wilkesboro after visit. John Mast of Cove Creek suffers a mild stroke but improves. County officials travel to Raleigh to press road maintenance funds. Editor plans forthcoming editorial on local paper’s 10-year history. John Haywood and Harry Nott visit with Albert Watson. Nott markets hounds for chase. North Fork Cove Creek rainstorm devastates crops and roads. Minsey of Charlotte visits Boone and vows future vacations here.
Mrs. T. B. Sure Visits From Wilson On Farm Tales
Mrs. Ed Underdown of Blowing Rock hosts her mother Mrs. T. B. Sure from Wilson who oversees a 60 acre farm. Mrs. Sure manages payrolls for many African American workers and directs farm operations with tobacco on 50 acres peanuts on 40 to 50 acres and a large cotton portion. She enjoys growing flowers and many potted plants and remains active in farm affairs despite advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Underdown
Blowing Rock
Underdown
T. B. Sure
Wilson
Sure
For Sale 1927 Chevrolet Truck and Mules
FOR SALE 1927 Model Chevrolet Truck good running condition. See J L Reece Vilas N C. FOR SALE Good pair of mules See J H Cottrell Yadkin Valley or J B Cannon Hodges Gap NC. PEACHES In my orchard on Cager Mountain I will have one thousand bushels for sale between now and August 20 1929 Seventy five bushels ripe now and peaches ripen daily Grant Miller Granite Falls NC Pho 45 W 7-1s-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L Reece
Vilas
N. C
J. H. Cottrell
Yadkin Valley
J. B. Cannon
Hodges Gap
N.C
Cager Mountain
Grant Miller
Granite Falls
Pho
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Betty Nelson
Mebane
J. A. Williams
Guy Foster
Ruth
Frank McGhee
Waynesburg
Ruth Robbins
FE. L. Gavin
Greensboro
J. F. Robbins
Luther Robinson
Wake Forest College
Johnson County
Mountain City
Tenn
J. P. Jones
Ivalene Edgerton
Durham
A. Williams
College Street
Roaring Gap
C. H. Moser
Lake Junaluska
The
Methodist Church
Frank, Jr
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Wildwood Nurseries
Ruby Cottrell
Baptist Hospital
Memphis
Seymour Taylor
North Wilkesboro
Methodist Conference
Thomasville
J. S. Stanbury
George H. Blair
Fort Yers, Fla
Watauga
Mary Councill Hollifield
Akron
Ohio
John Mcbride
Sugar Grove
R. C. Ellis
Shelby
Boone
Mrs. Ellis
Albert Haag
Richland, Fla
W. L. Henson
Whitener
Maiden
Devil's Gate
Highway No. 17
Ralph G. Bingham
Ralph Gray, Jr
Wilkesboro
W. F. Sherwood
Watauga County
Wilkes Patriot
John H. Mast
Cove Creek
Carter Farthing
Watauga Road
News and Observer
Josephus Daniels
John Haywood
Royal Trust Co
St. John
New Brunswick
Canada
Harry Nott
Southern Pines
Huntsman
James Boyd
Albert Watson
Nott
Sandhills
North Fork
Mr. Minsey
Charlotte
W. H. Gragg
Carolina
Watauga Democrat
sunWay
M. W Beach
Democrat
Wilkes Hatchery
Harris Brothers Dept
Spainhours
Men’s Dept
Klothes
Shoe Department
J. D. Horton
Ethater
Blowing Rock, N.C
Wilma Banky
Louis Wolheim
Walter Byron
Jimmy Valentine
WM. Haines
Lionel Barrymore, Earl Dane and
Lelia Hyams
Roland West
Audrey Ferris
Watauga Building and Loan Association
Watauga Building & Loan Association
Watauga Building & Loan Associat’n
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