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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
7
A sermon outline on Matthew 28 1 20 detailing the empty tomb the angelic message and the resurrection evidence The risen Jesus meets the women and the apostles receive marching orders to teach all nations baptize in the name of the triune God and observe all Christ commands.
Advent Christian church led by Rev. Kenneth Barrs holds Sunday School at 9 45 Morning service at 11 and evening service at 8. Baptist church under Rev. P A Hicks offers Sunday School at 9 45 with W D Farthing as superintendent Preaching at 11 and 8 with Youth and Brotherhood activities and midweek prayer on Wednesday at 8. Choir practices Friday with junior at 7 and senior at 8.
Methodist and Lutheran schedules from Boone Watauga Mission churches list service times. Includes First and second Sundays preaching in St Marks Baileys Camp and Valle Crucis schedules with Sunday school at 9:45 a m. Watauga Methodist outlying chapels report 11 a m sermons and Epworth Leagues.
Notice lists daily bus departures from Boone and Asheville to major towns and southern routes with times 11:20 a m 12:20 p m 9:15 a m and 5:30 p m and routes to Charleston Columbia Augusta Atlanta and Jacksonville with a note on low fares and no dust. Also includes missionary exhortations about Christ and love urging immediate action.
When abundant green feed is available, cod liver oil is usually omitted. Ensure the green feed is not overly fibrous as some grasses weeds and cereals are unsuitable for grazing. The best approach is to plant dedicated grazing crops for birds on range. details are in Experiment Station Bulletin No. 282 from the Agricultural Editor State College Raleigh.
This legal notice announces a public sale of delinquent Boone Town lands on July 2 1934 between 10 a m and 3 p m to satisfy 1932 taxes. It lists numerous taxpayers and amounts and states an action in Watauga County Superior Court to permit an administratrix to execute a mortgage to the Home Owners Loan Corporation with a July 7 1934 appearance deadline for defendants.
By power of sale in a deed of trust W.R. Armystrone secured 8500 dollars plus interest. The sale of three Green Hill Road lands will take place July 2, 1934 at 1 PM at the courthouse door Boone NC. The property abuts Green Hill Road and R. G. Rankin, includes three described tracts, and is subject to a prior trust deed for 5000 dollars. Harry W. Coble, Trustee. By John E. Brown, Atty. 6-7-4t
In the Superior Court of Watauga County North Carolina Lloyd Coffey sues Hugh Grant and wife Mrs. Hugh Grant and R B Page and wife Mrs. R B Page to foreclose two tax sale certificates on Lot No 8 in the J H Winkler Division Blowing Rock Shulls Mills Road adjoining Lloyd Coffey and others containing 2 1 2 acres. Defendants must answer within thirty days of publication and others may plead within six months or be barred. Wade E Brown attorney. June 14 1934.
Superior Court before the clerk. Mrs. Lizzie Harkleroad, administratrix of the estate of J. F. Harkleroad, deceased, sues I. M. Harkleroad. This public notice summons I. M. Harkleroad to respond per court rules.
In North Carolina Watauga County a parole petition will be filed with the Commissioner of Paroles for Fred McDaniel who was convicted at the spring term of the court. The notice invites all interested persons to respond or participate in the parole process.
Public notices in Watauga County NC detail a parole petition for Lonnie Ward convicted of assault with a deadly weapon, parole application for Henry Ragan, an administration notice for John C. Dyer, an entry for a 10 acre Laurel Creek land tract, and a trustee sale of 116 3 4 acres tied to Nora Eggers and Maybelle South.
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