Rockers Top Bamboo as Blowing Rock Takes Lead Again
Blowing Rock defeated Bamboo 7 to 4 Saturday afternoon to reclaim league leadership. Bill Lentz starred, allowing five hits and earning the win while Greene took the loss. Box score notes 3 base hits by B Lentz and 2 base hits by R Lentz G Lentz Klutz F Lentz R Cook and P Cook. Umpires Cook and Ayers. Score by innings Bamboo 4 Blowing Rock 7.
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Rockers
Bamboo
Blowing Rock
Bill Lentz
B. Lentz
R. Lentz
G. Lentz
Klutz
F. Lentz
R. Cook
P. Cook
Greene
Lentz
Cook
Ayers
B. Rock
Club Standings and Results From Last Week
Standings show Bamboo, Vilas, Mabel, Elk, Blowing Rock, Oak Grove in order. Results last Saturday include Blowing Rock 7 Bamboo 4 and Mabel 6 Vilas 1 and Elk 9 Oak Grove 8 with next games Bamboo at Vilas Blowing Rock at Mabel and Oak Grove at Elk.
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Vilas
Mabel Oak Grove
Elk
Bamboo
Mabel
Oak Grove
Blowing Rock
Boone
Relief, taxes, and farm program news from North Carolina
Relief aid in North Carolina dropped from 164000 families in March to 92272 in June due to improved business, seasonality, and CCC support. Six counties remain high, while Watauga shows a rise from near zero to about 600. New tax collectors for 52 districts begin work. Alleghany, Ashe and Watauga border district No. 46 with M B Kibler. Secretary Wallace opens Farm Problems week at State College with focus on cotton and tobacco, and Mull opposes McNinch for Federal Power Commission chairmanship after Hoover era.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ronald Wilson
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cherokee
Swain
Dare
Columbus
Franklin
Hertford
Piedmont
Watauga County
Wilson
Chapel Hill
Alleghany
Ashe
Watauga
M. B. Kibler
West Jefferson
Wallace
Henry Wallace
Farmers’ and Farm Women's Convention
State College
Fifth Sunday Meeting At Watauga Church
A fifth Sunday meeting of the Stony Fork Association will be held at Watauga Church on July 30, 1933. The program includes talks on Church Cooperation, Co-operation of the Preachers, How to Win the Lost, How to Secure a Better Attendance at Church, dinner on the grounds, and afternoon sessions on Evangelism, Finishing the Task, and The Glories of Those Who Have Attained the Heavenly Prize.
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Stony Fork Association
Watauga Church
Carl Triplett
R. L. Barnes
William Brown
Walter Greene
R. C. Eggers
G. M. Watson
B. F. Wilcox
Weather summary for the week ending July 22 at Appalachian State
Co operative weather report from Appalachian State Teachers College shows average maximum and minimum temperatures around 70 and 58 degrees with a 23 degree daily range. Total rainfall 0.33 inches, including 0.23 inches in 24 hours on the 20th. Two days with 0.01+ precipitation, two clear days, five cloudy days.
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Co-operative Station
Appalachian State
Teachers College
Tyre
Committees and Schools Proceed with New Setup Details
The article lists committeemen for multiple districts including Deep Gap Stoney Fork Mount Paron Blowing Rock Blue Ridge Bamboo Elk and Aho with names such as Bob Gentry Zeb Greene William Miller E. G. Underdown A. M. Critcher J. Lentz A. J. Edmisten Joseph Greene P. G. Carroll Charlie Triplett Granville Norris Marion Coffey and Granville Storey. Smith Hagaman explains the new educational laws noting eight month terms and that committeemen may aid in hiring but cannot direct teachers.
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W. N. Howell
Deep Gap
Bob Gentry
H. S. Steelman
Theo Moretz
Stoney Fork
Zeb Greene
W. M. Shirley
Isaac Greene
Mount Paron
William Miller
Smith Church
General Watson
Blowing Rock
Cool Springs
E. G. Underdown
A. M. Critcher
John Lentz
Blue Ridge
Bradshaw
Cook
Penley
Bamboo
A. J. Edmisten
Joseph Greene
Granville Storey
Elk
P. G. Carroll
Charlie Triplett
Clay Hodges
Aho
Marion Coffey
Granville Norris
Hagaman
Smith Hagaman
State School Commission
Legion post names new district commander Charles L Younce
Charles L Younce announced final plans for a district meeting at the Legion Hall on Friday night July 28 with Department Commander Bryce Beard and Adjutant Jim Caldwell expected to attend. Veterans and their wives are urged to attend regardless of post membership. Auxiliary will handle refreshments with a 25 cent plate fee.
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Eran
Charles L. Younce
Legion Hall
Bryce Beard
Jim Caldwell
Post Officers Extolled for Efficient Service
A vote of thanks was offered to Commander Greer and post officers for their untiring service during their tenure. Members pledged hearty cooperation to the newly elected officers, and the post outlook for the coming year was described as extremely bright. Mr. Frank Morphew, visiting his aunt Mrs. Cora Councill in Boone, left Tuesday for North Wilkesboro.
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Greer
Frank Morphew
Cora Councill
Boone
North Wilkesboro
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Watauga League
R . Lentz
G Lentz
N . Cook
Edmisten
R. . Klutz
A Bolick
Storie
F Lentz
D Triplett
H Greene
H Hampton
R Cook
S Critcher
Ss Cook
Ce Elrod
Critchre
Raleigh News
M. C. S. Noble
Mull
McNinch
O. M. Mull
Hoover
Frank R. McNinch
Charlotte
Federal Power Commission
Roosevelt
Mc- Ninch
anti-Smith
Smith
Boone Radio Service
K. I. Dacus
Boone 108
Pera
Charles Stevenson
Legion
Thomas Lee
Thomas Lee Greene
Detroit
Smith Motor Sales,Inc
Boone, North Carolina
Blue Goose
C. H. Douglas
Blowing Rock Road
Boone, N
Car
Mds
Buck & Wing
Charleston
American Legion
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