Local News Highlights From Boone And Surrounding Areas
Local affairs wrap Boone residents and visitors including Mr Bill Lovill and Attorney W R Lovill in Greensboro Knoxville and Rutherford College. Duke Tennessee football game spurs weekend crowds with caravans of visitors and rush cafes. Daughters of the Confederacy meet at Mrs Alice Hardin home and plan Baltimore convention attendance. Others host committees at Main Street homes and En Tre Nous and Fidelis Club activities with fall decor and bridge. Yonahlessee Delphian Society studies Shakespeare while new officers await election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke
Tennessee
J. M. Moretz
Main Street
Worth While Club
W. L
Trivette
Nancy Lewis
Messrs
C. C. Wright
C. A. Williams
Sleepy Hollow
Forest City
E. N. Hahn
Katharine Farthing
Local Social Notes and Weekend Visits
Mrs. Thomas Hayes of Parlear visited her parents Mr and Mrs W J Mast. Grant Stevens and Herbert Foster of Meat Camp were Sunday visitors. Mrs Sam Adkins has been an inmate of Grace Hospital Banner Elk for a week and rested well. Mrs A J Greene visited son R G Greene in Boone. Mrs John Martin of Randolph Va and Mrs P C Younce of Doeville Tenn visited sister Mrs Floyd Smith. Mrs Ward Billings and son Jack spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J F Smith. Raymond Campbell and Muriel Horton married in Mountain City on October 13. Annie Mae Sherwood visited Raleigh Durham and Burlington over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilas News
Thomas Hayes
Parlear
W. J. Mast
Grant Stevens
Herbert Foster
Sam Adkins
Grace Hospital
Banner, Elk
A. J. Greene
R. G. Greene
Boone
John Martin
Randolph
P. C. Younce
Doeville
Tenn
Floyd Smith
Ward Billings
Jack
J. F. Smith
Raymond Campbell
Muriel Horton
Mountain City
W. W. Campbell
J. F. Horton
Annie Mae
Sherwood
Raleigh
Durham
Burlington
Valle Crucis Social Roundup Highlights Local Events
Tuesday evening hosted a costume party for club personnel hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R A Olsen. A Woman's Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. G C Graham's home featured an inspiring program and social hour. The community notes mention departures, visits, and gatherings including trips to Burlington Durham and Raleigh with hosts Mr. and Mrs S F Garrison and Mr Phil Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valle Crucis
R. A. Olsen
D. F. Mast
C. D. Taylor
W. D. Clarke
Charlie Hartley
Woman's Missionary Society
G. C. Graham
Mac Reid
Anna Mae Sherwood
Vilas
Frank Baird
Burlington
Durham
Raleigh
S. F. Garrison
Phil Mast
Pearl
Grace Mast
Mabel
Wilma Baird
Tom
Frank Taylor
Laura Farthing
Lenoir
Ed Crisp
T. W. Taylor
Hilary Hobby
Raymond Greer
Concord
Charlotte
L. F. Kent
Hugh Dobbin
Patterson
Newland
Edwin Moore
Delphian Society hears Abrams on As You Like It
Yonahlesee Delphian Society members and guests heard Dr. Amos Abrams interpret Shakespeare's As You Like It. After the meeting a donated photography display for the Demonstration School was shown. The next meeting is scheduled for October 331st with the Guernsey Show set for October 17 and 18 in Morganton Burke County. J. E. Dodge of Renotice Farms will judge the cat je.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonahlessee Delphian Society
Yonahlessee
The
Delphian Society
Shakespeare
England
Ebel Bouchelle
Amos Abrams
Chappell Wilson
Morganton
Burke County
J. E. Dodge
Renotice Farms
Noted Violinist to Appear at Lenoir
Violet Adams denied bail before the justice in a murder case. Testimony included a ten year old jail attendant and Sheriff Howell recounting Violet Adams saying she handed Lewis the gun. The defense argued, but the boy’s unshaken statements left little chance of acquittal.
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Lenoir
Violet Adams
Violet
Farthing
Robert Norris
Howell
Lewis
Norris
Jackson
Adams
Campaign notes and court attendance across Western North Carolina
The Democrat reports R C Rivers and wife visiting Statesville while Georgia les a 20000 lead for the Democrats. Attorneys Spainhour Coffey and Councill attend Bakersville court as do Bryan EB Lovill Colvard McGhee and Ragan at Statesville. Died Nancy Harrison aged 94. Canvassers Reeves Farthing plan Alleghany trips. Big Watauga rally Thursday Boone 3000 attend with Newton band. Lenoir meeting next Saturday. Ham Jones cites a Dallas speech as comparably sharp.
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R. C. Rivers
Statesville
Georgia
J. F. Spainhour
E.S. Coffey
W. B. Councill
Bakersville Court
Pou
W. L. Bryan
F. Lovill
N. Colvard
J. C. McGhee
M. F. Ragan
B. B. Dougherty
Globe
Watauga County
Boone
Senator Ransom
Major Robbins
Cy Watson
Hart Bower
Newton
Lenoir
Col
Ham Jones
Kitchin
Dallas
Rufus Choate
Rhode Island
Notice of Sale of Bank Stock in Watauga County Bank
The North Carolina Commissioner of Banks has ordered sale of bank stock to cover impairment. On November 20 1933 at 12 00 Noon at the Courthouse door Boone NC the bank will sell cash for the stock held by listed stockholders including Mrs A W P Coffey L E Farthing G D Brinkley Wm J Horton Elbert A Watson G C Greene Estate W M Hardin Estate Mrs J W Wilson E F Bingham to satisfy assessments.
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Commissioner of Banks of
North Carolina
Watauga County Bank
Boone
Consolidated Statutes of
Watauga ‘County Bank
Baxter M. Linney
For Sale Jersey and Shorthorn Cow with Calf
For sale a 3-year-old Jersey and Shorthorn cow, with or without calf. Contact Boone Feed Store in Boone North Carolina for details.
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Boone Feed Store
Boone, N.C
Teachers Meeting At Demonstration School Boone
A teachers meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Demonstration School in Boone on Saturday October 21 1933 at 2 o clock p m. All teachers both high and elementary are expected to attend. Smith Hagaman County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Sloan
Lenoir
Sloan
Roth
Germany
James C. Harper
Boone
Smith Hagaman
Cabbage Shortage Reported by Watauga Farmers
Visiting farmers say cabbage crops in Watauga are short this season and production is below typical. Local markets may face tighter supplies as farmers assess yields and weather impacts.
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Watauga
Trucks Struggle Securing Loads From Mountain Fields
A farmer reports several tor trucks lined up at his farm seeking loose cabbage offered at one dollar per hundred. The effort illustrates ongoing harvest activity and drivers scrambling to secure produce from fields beneath the mountain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bill Lovill
Greensboro
Attorney W. R. Lovill
George Carroll
Brownwood
Democrat
R. L. Clay
J. D. Rankin
P. M. Rutherford
Rutherford College
P. M. Rutherford Jr
Knoxville
Hayes Rutherford
Valdese
J. W. McGhee
Perkinsville
McGhee
Jack Frost
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hardin
Alice Hardin
Baltimore
R. K. Bingham
James Mast
James B. Mast
Entre Nous Club
Critcher Hotel
Guy Hill
Century of Progress
A. R. Smith
Mast
Critcher
Paul Coffey
Zack Linney
Ruth Isaacs
Sam Horton
John Horton
Joe Gaither
Dave Mast
G. K. Moose
Russell Hodges
Murray Critcher
David
Mesdames Farthing
Greer
Ed Farthing
Ralph Greer
Miss Weaver
A. H. Bush
L. S. Isaacs
Jesus Christ
Hill Hagaman
Louise Farthing
George Greene
C. W. Teal
C. S. Stevenson
Carolyn Weaver
Clyde Winebarger
O'Neal
Rom OurFarry Hiller
G. M. Suddreth
Rock
N. C
J. T
Wright
Carr Brothers
Johnson City
Stanford Jones
Old Sands
Rt. 2
Boone, N. C
C. B. Baughman
Elizabethton
J. B. Hagaman
Appalachian Shoe Shop
College Street
Astime Theatre
Lee Tracy and
Mae ‘Clarke
Ann Vickers” With
Irene Dunn
Walter Huston
Charlie Chan
Warner Oland and
Heather Angel
Man OF
Tim McCoy and
Caryl Lincoln
BUY Now
Glen Moore
Merchand
Delaware
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