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Newspaper

Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1924

Page

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Valle Crucis Church Conference and Local Socials

The quarterly M E Church meeting occurred October 7 and 8 led by Rev. Williams. Women’s Missionary Society was hosted by Mrs. T H Taylor. Local families and friends visited across Winston Salem Statesville Boone Chattanooga Arden Morganton Yanceyville and Christ School. Events included a weinie roast for Cove Creek High School faculty and a bridge Mah Jongg party hosted by Miss Anne Moretz. Many residents plan to attend Charlotte races next week.

Valle Crucis M. E. Church Mr. Williams Womens Missionary Society T. H. Taylor W. H. Mast Winston- Salem Statesville Emma Daisy Mast Cove Creek Alice Sue Taylor I. T. Johnson Jefferson Mises Woodward Anne Moretz Andy Greer Howard Mast Grandfather Mountain C. D. Taylor H. B. Perry Boone J. P. Burke Yanceyville N. C Tom Taylor Chattanooga Tenn J. L. Tester James Christ School Arden

Meat Camp Update Lists Local Activities and Losses

The community reports a strong sap flow with lasses and buckwheat cakes in progress. Rev. T. G. Williams fulfilled a regular appointment at the Methodist church and may be reassigned. Mrs. Sarah Greene died after a week since her son Lon. milk poison is cited. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winkler visited Mrs. Winkler’s sister. several locals visited J. C. Proffit. Mrs. Greene’s burial at Zionville drew many from the area. A. W. Hodgson travels to Asher County for business. H. Profit and wife welcomed a baby boy on the 12th. The three teachers, Miller, Beach, and Sherwood, spent weekend at Cove Creek homes.

T. G. Williams Methodist Church John Greene Sarah Green Lon Carl . Winkler of Boone G. Winebarger Winkler W. Byers J. C. Proffit Greene Zionville A. W. Hodgson Asher County H. H. Profit Cove ‘Creek Mr. Miller Misses Beach Sherwood

Cove Creek Community Fair Planned at Cove Creek High

Plans for a community fair at Cove Creek High next Saturday are complete and expected to succeed. The day’s program appears in this issue. S. F. Horton attended the Western District Teachers Meeting in Asheville and urges Wa-itauga teachers to attend a Winston-Salem session Oct 24 25. Cove Creek lost 7 6 to Mabel in a Friday game on the local ground. Mr J S McBride remains weak after recent operations and friends hope for a full recovery. Wilson brothers finished painting the new school building giving it a markedly improved appearance.

Cove Creek High School S. F. Horton Western District Asheville Waitauga Winston- Salem Cove Creek Mabel J. S. McBride Wilson Brothers

Six Cheese Factories Sweep Forsyth Fair Prizes

Watauga County cheese factories took first, second, and third at the Forsyth County Fair in Winston-Salem. Judge W. L. Clevenger scored Brushy Fork 93.5, Cove Creek 93.0, Beaver Dam 92.5, with Haywood 92.0, Democrat Buncombe 90.0, and Horse Shoe Henderson 88.0. The next scoring is set for Asheville on November 11. Brushy Fork has orders for two Swiss cheeses to be shipped once matured.

Watauga Forsyth County Winston-Sarlem W. L. Clevenger Raleigh Brushy Fork Watauga County Cove Creek Watauga Co Beaver Dam Haywood Haywood County Democrat Buncombe County Horse Shoe Henderson County Asheville

Deep Gap social club planned grand October meeting

The Rocky Point Community Social Club will hold a grand meeting on October 25 to raise funds to promote Deep Gap in eastern Watauga. A music concert and a prize contest will award a gold bracelet watch to the most popular lady, with refreshments sold at a nominal price, and all proceeds supporting publicity for Deep Gap as a gateway to Watauga.

Deep Gap Rocky Point Watauga A. A. Greene A.G. Miller Mr. Miller Times F. L. Wilcox Stony Fork W. E. Greene Elbert Bynum Greene B. T. Taylor

Cove Creek Students Push Subscriptions for Country Gentleman

Cove Creek students launch a campaign to sell subscriptions to The Country Gentleman. The drive has raised about $100, with the school to receive no share from the proceeds.

Cove Creek

Baseball Bribery Scandal Rocks Giants After World Series

A bribery scandal involving Heinie Sand and alleged attempts to influence Phillie infielder followed by actions against Giants Jimmy O Connell and Cozy Dolan is set to escalate after the world series games.

Heinie Sand Phillie Jimmy O’connell Cozy Dolan

Appalachian School Keeps Spirits High With Busy Week

President B. B. Dougherty recovered from illness while the Training School team opened the season with a 42 to 17 win over Minneapolis in the new gym. Mrs Flowe's history program showcased Columbus and the discovery of America. The county teachers association met at the courthouse with strong turnout and talks on progress led by sick County Superintendent Prof. Smith Hagaman.

B. B. Dougherty Appalachian Training School Minneapolis Rankin and Wilson A. K. Moore Chapel Flowe Smith Hagaman

Watauga Teachers Meeting Adopts Welfare Officer Plan

The Watauga Teachers Meeting held October 11 in Boone with 106 teachers present. Prof W J Rowe chaired. discussions covered school atmosphere teaching morals, pupil cooperation, parent outreach, recess use, curriculum and consolidation. A unanimous vote supported creating a welfare officer for the county.

Boone Smith Hagaman W. J. Rowe Tugman Theodocia Watson W. Y. Perry Watauga County

Cove Creek Community Fair Program 1924 Schedule

The Cove Creek Community Fair lists exhibits entering on Friday 1 to 5 pm and Saturday 8 to 9 am with judging 9 to 11 am. A devotional and program follow in the school auditorium with speakers Rev F M Huggins L S Spurling John B Steele and R C Crowell. An afternoon of games, a ball game A T S vs HE LOSES, and a dinner on the grounds.

F. M. Huggins America J. S. McBride S. F. Horton L. S. Spurling Lenoir R. C. Crowell Ashe John B. Steele Watauga Cove Creek

Zeppelin ZR-3 Lands at Lakehurst After Transatlantic Run

The big airship ZR-3 arrived at Lakehurst New Jersey yesterday after traveling from Germany with 31 passengers completing the 81 hour transatlantic voyage.

Lakehurst N. J Germany

Parent Teachers Association Meeting Highlights

The October PTA meeting featured a third grade program The Months and October's Treasures by Ruby Trivett and Wi ton Rankin. Attendance registers and a wall picture prize for the grade with the largest attendance were discussed with plans for continued monthly meetings.

Parent-Teachers Association Ruby Trivett Witon Rankin Rankin

Reverend Woosley Heads Boone Conference Delegation

Rev. M. B. Woosley of Boone and Blowing Rock Methodist churches leads the group to Greensboro for the annual conference. The clty budget for the work this year exceeded 3000 dollars and was paid in full, earning praise from members for their faith and support.

M. B. Woosley Boone Blowing Rock J. M. Downum Appalachian Training School John S. Stanbury Greensboro Woosley

Card of Thanks for Beloved Wife and Mother

Expresses sincere gratitude for kindness during illness death and burial of wife and mother. Signed by L. S. Pennell and Children.

Pleas McGhinis Trails Fall From Favor in Shootings

Pleas McGhinis, long known in Watauga for whiskey activity, again rises in a sheriff’s report for shooting Deputy Cole after his son Thussel’s arrest for house breaking. The deputy survived. McGhinis had earlier been paroled on good behavior and now faces renewed arrest and imprisonment.

Pleas McGhinnis Thussel Cole Cove Creek McGhinis Watauga Court Morrison

Friday Afternoon Club entertains with surprise musical program

Mrs. O L Brown hosted the Friday Afternoon Club at Justice Hall on Oct 9. Five school musicians performed a varied program including violin, vocal, duets, and readings. Members drew secrecy capsules for Christmas gifts. Guests included Mrs Abernethy and Miss Bee Lyons. Meeting set for Oct 31 at Mrs Coffey’s home.

Allen Laxton Jeeter Ramsey Jeter Ramsey Reid Wallace Ramsey Laxton Triplet Nelon Reding Brown D. D. Dougherty Abernethy Miss Bee Lyons E. S. Cofffey

Boone Baptist Church Revival Services Schedule

Boone Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m revival at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Rev W L Griggs pastor of First Baptist Church North Wilkesboro as guest preacher He brings gospel in power and the 3 p m and 7 30 p m services follow We invite strangers visitors and students to attend and join in prayer for a great revival

W. L. Griggs First Baptist Church of North Wilkesboro Griggs Glda

Old Man Cynic and Wife Exchange Teasing Pleasantries

A brief dialogue shows an old man skeptical and his wife confidently nudging him toward acknowledgment. The exchange highlights playful marital banter about being right for the first time.

Blond Bess Opines on Light and a Square Head

A witty remark mocks a man pursuing a method to bend light around a corner as nonsense from Blond Bess. The line ridicules complex ideas by framing them as foolhardy attempts to influence a person’s thinking.

Dumb Dan Again He Thinks You Swim In A Pool Room

Comic gag notes Dumb Dan’s misunderstanding of pool room use. The line suggests a joke about confusing a pool with a swimming area and plays on his misperception.

Dan

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