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Newspaper
Watauga Democrat
Location
Boone, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
8
Essay argues against town country divisions in Boone high school and urges dismantling social cliques and pampering. It contends the state school must educate all classes, challenge students, and demand responsibility, citing Woodrow Wilson’s quote to urge collective effort from parents and patrons.
Mrs Payne and students attended President Roosevelt’s inauguration in Washington. Cove Creek beat Mountain City 38 28 in the gyms opening game. Cove Creek lost to Appalachian Freshmen 37 13 and to Miller s Creek 51 25. A lunch program for undernourished grammar children is expanding with free meals funded by parents and supported by the Cove Creek Community Club.
An advertisement claims that nervous people over 40 should drink water at bedtime with a spoonful of Vinol iron tonic. It promises relaxed nerves and sound sleep, with Vinol providing new pep and strength. Watauga Drug Store.
Cove Creek High School has completed a modern gymnasium with offices dressing rooms showers and a 74 by 40 foot basketball court. Funds were loaned by the faculty and patrons while season tickets have been sold to former students to help finish payment. The $1500 project is valued at about $3000 and the building will host physical education classes and the annual community and school fair.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt brings youth to the White House with buoyant temper, eagerness for public service, and a cheerful voice. At fifty-one, he follows a line of younger predecessors and inherits a family political tradition. His early career as New York governor and his time near Wilson shaped his practical politics and coalition skills for the presidency.
Thirty years ago Alice Roosevelt inspired a shade called Alice Blue named for the president's daughter. Now Eleanor Blue is linked to Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt. The hyacinth blue tone lies between gray-blue and blue-gray and may boost fabric sales.
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