Local affairs highlight Boone and Watauga events
Mias Mae Greene visits Morristown and other Tennessee cities. The Boone Methodist Sunday School group picnics at Linville. Coca-Cola Bottling Works will operate soon in the old Boone Produce Co. building. Shriners from High Point attend spring ceremonial. Local church notes and school election results reported. Bargain Day planned by Boone merchants. Sale of saw mill outfit announced. Summer term at A T S opens next week with many dormitory applications. Fish hawk and hospital news featured along with local visits and movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Mae Greene
Morristown
Tennessee
Methodist Sunday School of
Boone
Linville
Coca-Cola
Boone Produce Co
Nobles C. A. Ellis
Sam F. Horton
High Point
Oasis Shriners Temple
W. L. Scott
Jefferson School
Stanbery
Blowing Rock
John
Link Culver
Winona
West Va
N. M. Church
Cove Creek
Frank
McCloskey
Geo. W. Smith & Co
Philadelphia
J. Wayne Harman
Beech Creek
Indies
Floyd Tate
New River Light & Power Co
Tate
Attorney E. S. Coffey in Hickory Hospital
For weeks the townsman attorney E. S. Coffey has declined in health and Thursday morning he left for Statesville for hospital treatment. Between Lenoir and Hickory he grew violently ill, arriving in Hickory and rushed to Shuford Sanatorium where he became unconscious. Mrs. Coffey went at once and has not yet returned. Daily tidings bring dim hopes of recovery amid heart trouble and Brights disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffey
Statesville
Lenoir
Hickory
Shuford Sanatorium
Huntsville Woman Credits Tanlac Weight Gain
Mrs. Chas. Peden of Huntsville Alabama says after starting Tanlac she gained from 98 to 125 pounds and never felt better, claiming a remarkable improvement in health and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Chas. Peden
Huntsville
Ala
Friday Afternoon Club Meets With Mrs David Greens
The Friday Afternoon Club spent a pleasant afternoon last week at Mrs David F Greene's home despite bad weather. After a social hour, refreshments were served in two courses by the hostess and Miss Mae Greene. Guests included Mrs M B Blackburn Mrs H L Wilson and Mrs C E White of Cranberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Greene
Mae Greene
Greene
M. B. Blackburn
H. L. Wilson
C. E. White
Cranberry
Harrah For The Fourth Of Ely To Boone For The Day
Boone's Fourth of July celebration progresses with planning committees shaping up sport attractions for all ages. The Democrat will periodically publish updates to keep the public informed on plans for this longer state celebration with events for both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrah
Ely
Boone
the Democrat
Mothers Auxiliary Meeting to Aid Fourth of July Effort
Mothers wives and sisters of ex servicemen are invited to join the Ladies Auxiliary of Watouga Post American Legion. A meeting is scheduled for Wednesday May 31 at 7 30 p m at Court House to organize and support the Legion’s big July Fourth celebration. All eligible women urged to attend under the auspices of the American Legion led by Mrs Smith Hagaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladie’s
Watouga Poat
American Legion
Court House
Smith Hagaman
Tan lac claims spark surge in weight for customers
Thousands of frail men and women report rapid weight gain after using Tan lac, according to Boone Drug Co. The sensational claim suggests a widespread health impact and prompts scrutiny of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Drug Co
Potter Arrested in Mountain City by County Sheriff Quartet
Sheriff Young and deputies N C Green and Willet Adams served a warrant in Mountain City Tennessee and joined Sheriff Johnson in a second warrant for Clarence Potter wanted in Watauga. Potter, wounded by his father, is held in Boone jail awaiting preliminary hearing. He complains of a prior Democrat article. The paper says both sides will emerge at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
N. C. Green
Willet Adams
Clarence Potter
Mountain City
Tenn
Johnson County
Watauga
Griever
Potter
Boone
Democrat
PTA Bazaar at Critcher Hotel on June 10 1922
The Parent Teachers Association will host a bazaar and food sale at the Critcher Hotel on Saturday June 10 1922. Proceeds support the public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
Critcher Hotel
Kids urged to collect clothes for Armenian children
North Carolina teachers and students are asked to organize clothing drives for Armenian children facing exposure next winter. Dr. B C Brooks urges every school to form committees to gather coats sweaters dresses trousers blankets heavy hosiery gloves boots shopworn garments and sheets to be sent to the Near East Relief Clothing Warehouse in Raleigh. Distribution will occur this summer with proceeds from any donated unsuitable items to fund relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
B. C. Brooks
Strick
Near East Relief Clothing
Raleigh
Robert A. Brown
Rale
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Watauga County
Notice of mortgage sale by R J Church to secure 550 with interest after a credit of 612.50. On July 3 1922 at Boone County NC court house door between 10 am and 2 pm highest bidder for cash. Describes 4 acre tract in Watauga bounded by branch near J Wiley Fodeen and road with meanders. May 23 1922. John E Brown attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hodges
Lillie Hodges
R. J. Church
Court House
Boone
County of
Watauga
John E. Brown
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Karqahar
D. W. Winebarger
Zionville
N. C
W. D. Farthing
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Watouga County
Mack Beech
A. W. Beach
Mr. Beach
California
County
E. $. Coffey Ul
Hickory Hospital
Mrs
David Greens
Tam
A. A. Loven
Newland
Thomas W. Hopkins
Newland, N. C
Singer Sewing Machine Co
J. R. Boyd
Hickory, N. C
J. Wiley Fodeen
Shambray
Davidson's Dept Store
Boone, N
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