Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1928-03-29
Blowing Rock G. of G..
To Publish Bulletin
Publication Will Carry Information
for Tourists and Will Garry Ad-
vertising Matter
Blowing Rock, March ga joi


was decided by discussion and vote,
at an animated meeting of the Blow
ing Rock Chamber of Commerce held
Tuesday evening in the new school
building.
c. S. Prevette and Grover G. Rob-
bins were appointed by the president
of the Chamber of Commerce, H. G.
Martin, to work with the executive
committee of the chamber to pre-
pare the publication, which will be
printed in April. The Bulletin will
show briefly recent development in
the resort town, answer composite
QUESTIONABLE, thus presenting the
facts desired by prospective visitors
here and will provide space for all
the business people of the village,
owners of cottages, rooming houses
etc, to present their accommoda
tions in brief way. All interested
in inserting brief advertisements at
a reasonable rate should at once see
members of the committee or Off
GERS of the Chamber of Commerce,
Mr.. Martin urged, as no time is to
be lost in getting the Bulletin
printed.
Mrs. Ben Greene, Mrs. Theodore
Greene and Mrs. Pendley were ap-
pointed a committee on care of the
streets and were urged to secure the
cooperation of the town officials in
keeping the streets clean and at
tractive during the opening season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Greene were add
ed to a committee, consisting of By
mum Crisp, Spencer Greene and
Howard Oxentine on beautifying the
grounds of the town. Don Johnson
was made chairman of a committee
to rpeair Lonesome Trail put it in
condition for early use.
Tuesday Evening Club
The following program was given
! by the Tuesday Evening Club at its
meeting last week:
Songs, America the Beautiful" i"
and Onward Christian Soldiers"
, Scripture and prayer.
Each member of the society was
called upon to report upon some his
| torical character whom she admires
and to tell why she admires him.
The program was closed with the
singing of Dixie"
Class Gives Initial Party ,
The members of the tenth grade,
which is the first organized high
| school grade in Blowing Rock, gave
its first class party Friday evening,
with the girls of the class acting as
hostesses. The party was held in
the school building. Games and con-
tests, carried out by the animated
group of high school boys and girls,
did not provide for a tagging mo-
ment throughout the evening.
Delicious sandwiches, made by the
girls of the class, with iced drinks,
provided refreshments at the close
of the evening.
Members of the class are Velma
Cannon, Lucille Coffey, Bynum
Crisp, William Holshouser, Chris
tine Johnson, Corein Knight, Edna
Miller, Lucille Reid, Penn Robbins,
Elizabeth Sudderth and Beulah
Wootep. All were present except
Miss Knight.
Guests of the class included A. E.
Mercer, high school principal; Miss
Pearl Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert
Gillett, Mary Wooten, Bill Auton,
Ben Greene, Max Cannon, Donald
| Greene, Fred Spann, Bill Lentz, Paul
Foster and Glenn Coffey.
Delightful Party
Mrs. j. A. PAMELA, Mrs. L. E. Orr
and Mrs. Stuart Cannon were joint
hostesses on Friday evening at one
of the merriest parties of the sea
son, given in Mrs. Panella's apart
ment with more than score of
guests present.
Dancing, music and radio enter
tainment kept the party moving
briskly until refreshments were
served late in the evening.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
Greene, Mr.. PAMELA, Mr.. Orr and
Mr.. Cannon; Misses Alice Councill of
Boone, Mabel Coffey, Ethel Hol-
shouser, Lucy Williams, Comic
Moody and Velma Cannon; June Ma
roney of Boone, James Sudderth
Harry Harrington, Howard Coffey,
George Robbins, Dover Williams
Kermit Bolick of Lenoir, Henry
Conrad of Winston-Salem Ber
Greene and Ambrose Underdown.
Personal
Mayor G. M. Sudderth and family
and Miss Margaret Sudderth motor.
ed through the Asheville country
last weekend.
Mrs. Thomas H. Coffey and Miss
Ellen Coffey have returned from 6
motor trip of 1900 miles. Points
visited included Asheville and Pine
hurst.
Mr.. and Mrs C. S. Gould an
nounce the arrival of daughter OF
March 21, weight eight pounds.
Much interest is evidenced il
Blowing Rock over the recent an
nouncement that drug store is tt
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