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Watauga Democrat

Location

Boone, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1932

Page

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War Trails of the Blue Ridge by Shepherd Dugger

Shepherd M. Dugger, 78, a noted Blue Ridge author, plans this fall publication of War Trails of the Blue Ridge. The book collects stories of Avery and Watauga counties during the Revolutionary War and the Civil War, tying together life, love, and death in the mountains.

Blue Ridge New York North Carolina Shepherd M. Dugger Grandfather Mountain Avery Watauga County Blue Ridge Country Dugger Avery County

Cove Creek High Opens for 1932 33 Session

Cove Creek High School began its 1932 33 term last Monday with about 500 students. Principal S F Horton said the year should be strong, as 85 students start their first year in high school. Superintendent Smith Hagaman attended the opening and spoke briefly. Revs Grahm and McKaughan led chapel services as many patrons offered encouragement. About 250 students will enter grades and 250 in high school, with new students from Skulls Mills joining the enrollment. The faculty organized in the afternoon and mapped courses for the year.

Cove Creek High School S. F. Horton Smith Hagaman Graham McKaughan Skulls Mills Cove Creek

Mrs. Lee Clawson Dies After Caesarean Operation

Mrs. Lee Clawson of the Rutherwood community died at Davis Hospital Statesville last Sunday morning after failing to rally from a caesarean operation performed the prior Wednesday. Funeral services were held at the Rutherwood home Monday with interment at Gragg burying ground on New River. She is survived by her husband two infant daughters her parents and several brothers and sisters. formerly Miss Fairy Gragg she was born in the county and lived here all her life.

Lee Clawson Rutherwood Davis Hospital Statesville Gragg New River

Creditors of Carolina Stores to Get Dividend

A 15 percent dividend to creditors of Carolina Stores Inc was paid Tuesday by Roger M Winborne receiver. The payment brings total paid to 40 percent on general creditor claims and all preferred and secured claims have been liquidated totaling 57054 65. The receiver continues operations with optimism for profit in the next six months. Winborne has been permanent receiver since early this year and earlier worked with a Virginia store chain.

Carolina Stores, Inc Roger M. Winborne Lenoir Winborne Virginia

Willowdale Church Lawn Supper This Saturday

The Willowdale Church invites the public to a lawn party at Mr. W. L. Henson's Vilas property this Saturday at 7 pm. A supper featuring various foods and desserts will be offered with prices of a nickel or a dollar, proceeds benefiting Willowdale Church.

W. L. Henson Vilas Willowdale

Attendance records shattered at Appalachian State Teachers College

The Registrar reports fall term enrollment at 850, a new high for the institution, with expected registrations for several days and projected total near 900. Male enrollment stands at about 250, both men’s dormitories are full, and many students seek local housing.

Appalachian State Teachers College

James Hodges Dies After Illness at 82 in Mount Vernon

James Hodges aged 82 died at his Mount Vernon home after a ten day illness likely from age related disabilities. The funeral was Friday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. R C Eggers with Rev. P A Hicks assisting. Interment followed in the family graveyard. Surviving are his widow and two sisters, one in Boone and one in Kentucky. He was born near Hodg Gap and lived in Watauga County most of his life before moving to Mount Vernon as a child. He worked as a farmer and was a longtime member of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church.

James Hodges Mount Vernon R. C. Eggers P. A. Hicks John W. Hodges Boone Judie Greene Kentucky Hodges Hodg Gap Watauga County Delphia Cook Mt. Vernon

Revival to Begin Sunday at Boone Methodist Church

A revival starts Sunday morning at Boone Methodist Church led by Rev. J. H. Brendell Jr. Dr. E. K. McLarty will preach the third service Monday night at 7 30 and then daily at 3 30 and 7 30. Boone Baptist choir invited for Monday night selections and other choirs encouraged to sing. Announcements will be made from the pulpit.

Boone Methodist Church J. H. Brendall Jr E. K. McLarty Boone Baptist

Family Visit From Distant Kin Brings Joy to Aged Father

Mrs. Roxy Allen of Boston with brother Mr. Jones Lay of West Virginia and sisters Mrs. Joella Gordon of Keystone West Virginia and Mrs. Hattie Payne of Nashville Tennessee plus her daughter Miss Sarah Jane arrived at the Bamboo section home of their father Mr. John Lay Tuesday evening. The gathering, though brief, gave the elderly parent happiness and recalled childhood days.

Roxy Allen Boston Mass Watauga Jones Lay West Virginia Joella Gordon Keystone W. Va Hattie Payne Nashville Tenn Sarah Jane John Lay

Student nurse undergoes appendicitis operation

Miss Della Greer at Grace Hospital Banner Elk underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday of last week and is showing satisfactory improvement. She will return to her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Greer in Pores within a few days and remain nearby until she is able to resume her work.

Della Greer Grace Hospital Banner Elk Joe Greer

Doctor Blackburn Injured In Auto Wreck Near Hickory

Dr. T. C. Blackburn suffered a forehead cut and body bruises when his car failed to make a curve and plunged off a bridge in the South Mountain area early Saturday. He was returning from tending a sick patient. the vehicle was badly damaged.

Hickory T. C. Blackburn al Bridge South Mountain

Cove Creek Democrats Freed by Federal Jury

Nine Watauga men from Cove Creek Township were found not guilty by a Wilkesboro federal court jury after about four hours of deliberation. The verdict ends charges of conspiring to curb electoral rights in the 1930 election, with eight Laurel Creek Democrats acquitted a week earlier. Remaining Boone and Stony Fork cases postponed to January 9. civil term planned in Greensboro.

Watauga Cove Creek Township Wilkesboro Ed S. Williams A. A. Perry J. S. McBride Chauncey Moody John E. Brown J. B. Horton Henry Hardin Lee Mast J. L. Wilson Laurel Creek Middle District Boone Stony Fork Hayes Greensboro Sdes Watauga County Marion Thomas John Greer Arlie Wilson Baxter Linney Cove Creek R. L. Coughton Mr. Linney J. R. Trivette

GOP Candidates Speak Saturday Keynote At County Meeting

H S Williams a prominent Concord lawyer and Republican candidate for attorney general will deliver the keynote as Watauga County Republicans name nominees in a courthouse convention Saturday afternoon Chairman R D Hodges announced P P Dulin of Statesville also is expected to attend and speak He meeting begins at 1 30 with a full slate of county office nominees Delegates will be named at Friday township meetings

H. S. Williams Concord Watauga County R. D. Hodges P. P. Dulin Statesville Robert L. Coughton Ninth

Miss Trivett Honored Despite Graduation Omission

Miss Nell Trivett of Boone graduated with honors from Teachers College and was valedictorian, though her name was accidentally left off the degree recipients list. The error is regretted.

Nell Trivett of Boone Teachers College

Boone High School Opens With Planned Changes Amid Enrollment

Boone High School will open Tuesday at 8 30 in the Appalachian State Teachers College auditorium with a program including President B B Dougherty Superintendent Smith Hagaman Professor Chapell Wilson and Mayor J M Moretz Parents are invited as authorities anticipate record enrollment The new schedule shifts to a World History course replacing Ancient and Modern History and Modern Problems of American Democracy replaces Commercial Geography Textbooks may be obtained from Miss Jennie Coffey The day runs 8 30 to 3 30 with 50 minute periods and 3 30 to 4 00 conference hours for teachers and pupils

Boone High School Appalachian State Teachers College B. B. Dougherty Smith Hagaman Chapell Wilson J. M. Moretz Boone R. H. Harmon Grady Moretz Baxter Linney Edna Holsclaw Annie Ruth German Grace Graybeal Charles Farthing E. S. Christenbury Guy H. Hill Jennie Coffey the Democrat

Five to Five Stores owner announces spring coats local showing

Mr J B Brewer returns from markets and reports with spring coats to be shown locally. He notes steady cotton goods price increases and frequent mill delays delaying orders. He expects consistent rises in dry goods prices in coming months.

J. B. Brewer

Watkins Named Freshman Coach at State Teachers College

Winston-Salem veteran Red Watkins has begun duties as freshman football coach at State Teachers College. He plans a schedule including colleges in several states. Watkins, a Maryville graduate, previously served as an assistant at High Point College. This marksAp palachia's first freshman football season.

Red” Watkins Winston-Salem State Teachers College Mr. Watkins Maryville High Point College Appalachia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Shepherd Dugger Tom Cushing Beech Mountain Mr. Dugger Grandfather Mountains Col. Palmer Mr. Skiles Valle Crucis Leathershine Chapel Hill Grandfather Banners Elk Pinnacle Inn New Grace Memorial Hospital John Kite Cranberry Editor Smith Alfred E. Smith Outlook Cove Creek High Carolina Willowdale Church Boone Mthodist Church Illinois Coulteville Franklin County Election Board N. T. Byers Byers McBride Appalachian State College Boone Trail Roy Wilson Ed Williams Watauga Board of Elections MISS
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