Local notices from Boone and surrounding areas
Local affairs report visitors and health news across Boone and nearby towns. Residents from Charlotte to Sugar Grove visit relatives attend meetings and hospital care, with updates on illnesses, trips, and community events including a Delphian Colonial party and a North Carolina art fund drive.
Valle Crucis Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. W. W. Mast aided her influenza sick grandsons in Boone. Kutups Club gatherings featured bridge and rummy with candy. Numerous guests including the Mast, Taylor, and Shull families visited, with dinners and conversations on evangelism and college commutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leake
D. F. Mast
Leona Mast
C. D. Taylor
J. M. Shull
Hilary Hobby
Little Betty
Concord
Tom Taylor
A. N. Mast
Wilma Baird
R. A. Olsen
Charles Menzies
Charles Jr
Hickory
Mesdames Coy
Visits Home Folks by Mr Lon W Church
Lon W Church former Woolworth manager at Herrin Illinois spent a weekend visiting his father N M Church at Mabel North Carolina who has rheumatism His wife formerly Beatrice Pair of St Louis joined him On returning to Illinois he saw Mr and Mrs Ivan Church in Mountain City Tennessee and his brother in law Link Culver of Butler Tennessee who has been ill for years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hodges
A. E. Jr
Charlotte
Elbert Farthing
Beaver Dam
J. C. Farthing
Boone
W. B. Mast
Sugar Grove
Duke Hospital
Durham
Mast
J. B. Brewer
Five To Five
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Nell Trivette
George Wilcox
D. D. Dougherty
J. L. Qualls
Winson-Salem
State Baptist Convention
G. M. Suddreth
Recorder’s Court
Blowing Rock
Democrat
Andy Payne
Sherwood
Erma Teague
Estelle Powell
Pearl Cowles
Rhodhiss School
Herman Cline
Clarence Payne
Claude Russell
Granite Falls
Pepita
J. B. Taylor
Veterans Hospital
Johnson City
Taylor
J. S. Stanbury
Stanbury
D. F. Horton
S. F. Horton
John Horton
Edith Wallace
A. R. Barlowe
Lenoir
Noble
Pauline Swift
R. S. Swift
Elizabethton
Lon W. Church
F. W. Woolworth Company
Herrin
Ill
N. M. Church
Mabel, N. C
Beatrice Pair
St. Louis
Illinois
Ivan Church
Mountain City
Tenn
Link Culver
Butler, Tenn
Relief guidance letter to Watauga County cases
A county mass meeting issues a letter urging relief recipients to plan for self sufficiency. It calls for planting crops and securing milk, warns that aid cannot continue, and notes inspections by agencies to verify efforts. Signed by Smith Hagaman Supt Public Welfare and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Lees-McRae Loses to Boiling Springs in Narrow Loss
In a Tuesday game at the College gymnasium Boiling Springs College defeated Lees-McRae College 41 to 37. TheBoiling Springs team showed the edge in a close defensive battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boiling Springs College
Lees-McRae College
Cove Creek Community Club Elects New Officers
The Cove Creek Community Club met at the home economics building as Miss Annie Dougherty presided. Officers elected for the year are Dougherty president Horton vice president Hattie Johnson secretary treasurer. The group reported forty children fed daily at the club lunch room and enjoyed programs on art antiques and gardening with twenty art pictures exhibited and a prize awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove Creek Community Club
Miss Dougherty
Annie Dougherty
Don Horton
Hattie Johnson
Howard Simpson
Lucy Bingham
G. C. Graham
Jake Mast
Sam Horton
Smith McBride
Dean Swift
Valentine
February Weather Summary at Appalachian State Teachers College
February weather report by the cooperative Weather Bureau at Appalachian State Teachers College. Highlights include average highs 46, lows 24, daily range 35, and a greatest range of 41 on the 28th. Notable temps reach 68 on the 24th and a low of 5 below zero on the 9th. Precipitation totals 4.44 inches with 1.27 inches in 24 hours on the 7th. snowfall totals 6 inches, max 3.50 inches on the 4th. Frosts, fog dates, halos, and wind events are listed with specific dates throughout the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Weather Bureau
Appalachian State Teachers College
Caswell County cuts fuel bill by thinning home farm woods
County authorities thinning hardwoods on Caswell County home farm saved a substantial fuel bill. More than 200 cords of wood were culled from the farm woodland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell County
Origin of Panic From Marathon to Modern Markets
The term panic comes from the Marathon battlefield where a small Greek force caused a vast Persian army to flee. The victory was credited to the god Pan who allegedly induced sudden fright, giving rise to the term panic as a description of widespread fear in financial distress.
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Marathon
Pan
Man Who Defies Rattlers Dies A Natural Death
Marion Nebo Samuel A Hurdt 57 well known snake charmer immune to rattler poison succumbed to gall stone disease after an operation in Marion hospital. Hurdt played with snakes as one would fondle kittens and was bitten many times by venomous rattlers with no serious effects recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Samuel A. Hurdt
Nebo
Marion Hospital
Hurdt
For Sale A Brick Veneered Six Room Bungalow
For sale a six room brick veneered bungalow with complete bath oak floors newly papered basement concreted on paved street paving paid two blocks from school and church Carr Brothers Johnson City Tennessee selling on easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carr Brothers
Johnson City
Tenn
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D. C. Mast
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Pat
T. C. Baird
Coughton Green
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Royster’s
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F. S. Royster Guano Co
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Rattlers