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Strike Leaders
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

Upomfnky Marie Pospfsilove.
Ma pobyt svGj reditele Po-
korneho chovam slice mnoho
milych upomfnek, dive vsak z
Mich jsou nejintensivnejs1.
Prvn1 tyka Sc Pokorneho jen
nepr1mo osvetluj1c ponekud
jeho dobre srdce, druha vsak
characteristic vyznamne jeho
zasady ucitelske. Podam je O.
be dive.
Nemohu ma nj zapomenouti
Byla to prava duse umelecka,
nadsena pro vse krasne a prav-
dive. TAX vytecna umelkyne,
a pfece tax tise, nepoznana Cd
umfela svetu!
Jejf hrob, jenz ma jistem VEN
kovskem hTbitove je zcela "a
pomenut a vsecek propadly,
nenl pestovan ami kraslen mi
lujfc1 rukou; je ma mem pouze
napis kTestnfho jmena: "Tere-
zie, herecka, narozena roku
1903, zemTela 1873"
(Pokracovanf.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
VzpOm1nky div. feditele
FIR. POkOrnehO.


kavanf "vecf pristfch" chystali
jsme Sc Ike hfe.
A proroctv1 obcana cd Ger
neho kone" Sc skvele vyplnilo !
Ac Sc tyz kus daval pc pate,
bylo opet divadlo nabito, ovsem
re, jak jsme Sc vsech stran by
Ii ujistovani, jen "a pr1cinou O.
noho "zazd1van1."
Obecenstvo tentokrate pine
uspokojene neskrblilo pochva-
lou a zvlaSte zazdena Rosina
musila Sc rozjaTenemu publ
ku ma konec nekolikrate uka-
zati- a podekovati.
"Zazdenou Rosinu Ruthar-
dovu" davali jsme pc te jeste
.jednou k 1plne spokojenosti
pfecetneho obecenstva a zvlas-
te Cfzka, jenz v rdzove nalade
nam pc pTedstavenf tonic O.
znamoval, re pojedeme Ultra
do Jindfichova Hradce.
Patrne 81 dOSt1 pOmOhl, re
mohl podniknouti tax dalekou
cestu a pax vedel asi, re v Kut-
ne Hore nenf jiz cloveka, jenz
by Rosinu Ruthardovu nebyl
videl a obaval Sc bezpochyby
duvodn6, re by navstevy Ease
hluboce klesly pod moznost e.
xistence.
Druheho dine pfi stehovani
"a vseobecneho sunni a veseli,
jake vzdy provazf herce, mali
Ii v kapsach ma cestu dost pc
nez, povzdechl 81 Click Ike
mne:
"skoda, re nemajf v kazdem
meste nejakou Rosinu Ruthar-
dovu. Takhle bych il chtel vsu-
de zazd1vat!"
Namlsal Sc!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

Herec Krumlovsky, cesky to
Kean, v poslednfch letech sve-
no potulneho zivota malokdy
jiz vystoupil ma dels1 dobu do
svazku nejakeho divadelniho
podniku. Chodil cd spolecno-
sti, Ike spolecnosti, vybral cd
mladsich zasv6cencG Thalie
svoje viatikum, jaksi co povin-
ny hold a - zmizel. Obycej-
ne objevil Sc z nenadanf nekte-
reho vecera v garderobe Sc
slovy:
"Servus d6tatka! Tata Krum-
lovsky jest zde!"
Zdrzel-li sc pax diva, tri dny
u spolecnosti a jednou neb diva
KRAFT 81 zahral, byl to zazrak.
Dlel jsem prave u sp%olecno-
sti FIR. C1zka v Netolicfch, kde
Sc nam pomerne dobre vedlo,
&C to bylo We znich a obcane
mestecka velikou vetsinou .jsou
ekonomove.
Ke zvysene navsteve divadla
prisp1vali vsak nemalo chovan-
ci blfzkeho hospodarskeho u
stavu "Rab1n."
Jednoho vecera zaslechl
Ijsem az ma jevisti HAS Krum-
lovskeho, jenz die sveho obyce-
je prave nasi spolecnost navsti-
vii, vraziv S obvyklym hTmot-
nym %pozdravem do garderoby,
vedle sameho jeviste Sc nacha-
zej1cf.
Byl to pro mas svatek, nebot
jsme 81 vsichni Krumlovskeho
pro jeho znamenitou hru vazili
a pro jeho bodrou mysl jej mi
lovali, zapom1naj1ce radi ma je-
no chyby.
Click S MIN hned ujednal,ze
nejaky cas- u mas z~Gstane.
Pc divadle pobfz1m mileho
Frantu, ably Sci S Mani k Pla-
mingrovGm, do slusneho to no.
stince, kde jsme Sc obycejne
schazeli.
Zach, jiz to nejde, bratffc-
ku, ia jiz Pc divadle nejradeji
jdu spat. To Wis, starnu, nej-
de to jiz tax jak to chodfvalo!"
"Ale dnes snad jeste ami byt
nemas?" nam1tal jeden.
st mann, kamarade, tamhle
u myta. Jeden mil znamy z
dTfvejsfch dob, nechtel mne jiz
ami pustit. Nechal jsem 81 tam
hned svGj wax, nez jsem sci k
yam do divadla. TAX dobrou
noel" a zmizel We tine.
Tretiho dine cd prfchodu
Krumlovskeho davali jsme Pa
yatova "Hadrnfka Prazskeho"
a Krumlovsky hral titulnf 1lo-
hu.
Jak il hral, netreba podrob-
ne uvadeti, stac1, reknu-li, re
slavil ten vecer prave triumfy.
Jeho mohutny, jeste dosti laho-
dny organ, i jeho povestne he
recke umenf buddy obdiv.
Obecenstvo bylo nadseno.
Nejvfce vsak jasali a oslavova-
Ii Krumlovskeho mladi cho-
vanci hospodaTske skoly, kteTf
tento vecer skoro do jednoho
do divadla Sc dostavili, coz v
mestecku rozproudilo wesley
ruch.
Opet jsem pc divadle pobf-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Z1atG SrdCe.
DOkOncen1.

Chvfli spoc1vala jej1 hlava
ma jeho prsou.
PAX Anicka pozvedla k ne
mu sv6j slzami zality oblicej
a zpola placky, zpola usmlva-
We pravila:
20 byla jednou doba, kdy
jste mne p%ovazoval "a prilis
melkou a povrchn1."
ga byl slepy;" odpovedel
on rychle, "a kdyz jsem konec-
ne pocal pozorovati jsoucnost
vas1ch kr1delek, mel jsem "a
to, re jste malym motylkem,-
nepochopil jsem vas"
Ona nan dotazne pohledla.
Ones vim, Re jste andil-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

Ikem," dodal a meme il polfbiI
V uzardfvajfcf Sc tvaT, "andflek
sc zlatym srdcem."
A tax Sc pTihodilo, re pc ca
Sc Anicka vladla ma Tredonu
jake Stastna chot a sfrila bla.
no ma vsechny kdo S nj prisli We
styk = ma stareho pana Ver-
mona, Fulka a hlavne ma man
zela, kteryz nalezal nejlepsf
radost v jej1 pTitomnosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04
Cikanska svatba pod vrbou.

V obci Zbudza V mnichalov-
skem okresu, oddan byl cikan
18lety zenich s 15letou neve-
stou. Ma svoji svatbu pozvali
81 okoln1 sedlaky, kteff pTisli a
pfipravili svatebcanIm velkou
hostinu ma navsi pod vrbou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-10-04

SKlenlc1 plVa.
Odpovedel mi mdlym hla-
sem, jake by jej byla hra vel
mi znavila, re pGjde hned spat
a pouze jednu sklenici re 81 ne
cha pFinesti DON'T.
To vSe pronasel tax skrouse-
nym tonem, re jsem skutecne
myslil, re dav Sc ma pokanf "a
necha pitt a nejaky cas- pTece
u sp~olecnosti nasf z~Gstane.
Rozesli jsme Sc tedy; on do
mi, = ia do hospndky.
Bylo veselo toho vecera v
Netolicfch, k cemuz hlavne, jak
jsem jiz podotknul, pTispela
hromadna navsteva "Rabfna-
XII"
Mluvilo Sc nejvfce O hre
Krumlovsk6ho, O jeho zvono-
vem hlasu a jeho athletske po-
stave.
Pc te Sc zp1valo, jak to teh-
da bylo ~obycejem, kdy jeste
politika nebyla vyhradnym the
matem vecernf hostinske zaba-
Wy.
Re pri takove nalade necht9-
10 Sc nikomu domG, jest pocho-
pitelno a tax m1jela hodina "a
hodinou, aniz toho kdo pozoro-
val.
Byla asi jedna hodina S pull
noci, kdyz jeden re starsfch
"Rab1nskych" pTipomenul, re
by snad byl jiz cas- jfti dom1,
jezto NELL m1ti casne rano
prakticke cvicen1.
Zavazna tato slova neminula
Sc 1cinkem. Vsichni pocali Sc
zvedat a my herci S mimi, ne
bot bylo u mas obycejem, wy
provodit sve mile hosty vzdy
az ma konec ulice vedoucf k Ra
b1nu.
sli jsme zpfvajfce. Dochazf-
me konce ulice, kdyz tn k ma
Sim uS1m zavane zvuk harry a
zpev.
"Ten zp6v jde v6ru re srd-
CO." poznamenal jeden z nasi
spolecnosti ironicky.
ga bych Tekl sp1se re chTta-
nu," opravuje Sc smfchem dru-
ny.
"Jisto jest, re v hospddce ma
myte jest jeste veselo. Stavme
Sc tam jeste ma sklenku," do
dava tTetf.
Navrhu tomu dostalo Sc hro-
madnym ''hurra" jednohlasne
approbace.
"Nekolik krokG a jsme u no
spddky. Vrazfme tam a CO vi
dime?"
Tata Krumlovsky v jedne
ruce sklenici a druhou opTenoU
v box tanc1 nejaky divoky car
das, k nemuz jej rozjaren5
harfenistka temi nejbujnejsf.
mi tony nastroje Davidova do.
provaz1.
"Takhle tedy chodis hnec
pc divadle spat, Frankfurt"
Ella, ha, ha," ozyva sc hluc
ne echo "a mnou stojfc1ch.
Krumla vyvali ma mas oci, u
pustil sklenici, COST zabrucel {
potacel Sc matnym krokem x
dveTf.
Druhy den marne jsme mai
We zkouSce cekali. IDA Sc, II
Krumlovsky pc pustem, bez
1zdn6m hyren1 poc1til vzdy
stud a lftost, coz ODE mu brani
10, by objevil Sc opet pred tie
mi, jez den pred tim hrou svol
uchvacoval.
Branil Sc mnohdy re vSecl
sill onomu desnemu demonu, u
mini 81, re nebude vice pitt =
marne vsak. R~ozjaTen jaso
tenn nadseneho obecenstva {
MAZE vzdy pc pohostinske svt
hfe nejaky ten gros HONORARY
v kapse - neodolal a pill zno
WI, pTi cemz dopoustel sc tech
nejnizsfch vystTednostf.
VystTfzlivev pax "a kratko
prchal z mfsta sve handy, kan
jej oci nesly, bez Gle jake A.
hasver.
TAX to delaval vzdy, jake
tazny ptak, az dotahl do Pro
stejova ma hTbitov spitalnf, kde
v nepatrnem koutku u zdi cd.
pocfva zapomenut, pc dlouhem
bludnem putovanf proziv zivot
bourlivy, divoky, plny bed, svi
zelG a dobrodruzstv1.
Pokornv iako pritel.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
EUerett DaUis Bound
OUer to Court at Trial

Everett Davis was bound over to
court at a preliminary trial held in
jefferson Saturday where he was
charged with the murder of Dewey
Pennington.
The trial attracted much attention
and the courthouse was filled with
those interested in either Davis or
Pennington. No decision as to the
amount of bond to be set had been
reached the fra of the week.
Davis shot Pennington to death
Sunday, July %, after attending a
meeting in the Horse Creek COM
munity. Both men were reported to
have been drinking. Davis surrender
ed himself to ex-Sheriff Hampton for
arrest Immediately following the
shooting. Davis is reported to have
said that he only meant to shoot PEN
nington in the leg. Pennington is re-
ported to have had Davis down on the
ground and was on top of him when
the shooting occurred.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
j. A. Jones Funeral
Rites Held at Clifton
Served County as Register of Deeds
Father of Mrs. T. E. Parker
and E. E. Jones

Funeral rites for J. Aswell Jones,
who died at his home near Clifton
Wednesday,, Aug. IA, were held
Thursday morning of last week with
Rev. Hobson Houck, pastor of the de-
ceased, in charge. Rev. J. o. Spencer,
assisted.
Mr.. Jones was 81 years old at the
time of his death. He had been an
active and useful citizen in his COM
munity and county. He served fol-
several terms as Register of Deeds
and in that capacity made friends all
over the county who will hear of his
death with regret.
Mr.. Jones had been in poor health
for several months prior to his death.
Mr.. Jones and his late wife, Mar
tina Alkaline GRAPHICAL Jones, brought
up a family of useful citizens, among
those prominent in this city are Mrs.
T. E. Parker and Mr.. E. E. Jones.
An obituary Of the deccss ed will be
found elsewhere in this issue.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22

through the State, as all workers will
be drawn from the U. S. Re-employ-
ment rolls. w. P. A. workers in North
Carolina will receive the Security
Wage, ranging from $1,000 per month
of 140 hours for unskilled labor, to
$4,000 per month for professional and
technical workers on w. p. A. pro.
jects.
While work projects are given first
consideration, adequate provision is
made to assist other members Of the
family, with C. C. Camps to care for
youths, and an educational program
to assist needy students.
1t is the desire of Works Progress
Administrator Coan, that North Car
Dina obtain its full share of the Fed
eral grant, and that the money thus
obtained be used in a way that will
be of permanent benefit to the State
and assist the recovery of business of
a point where every w. P. A. worker
will be able to obtain permanent work
in private industry.
Mr.. Coan requested individuals, To-
cal civic groups, municipalities and
state organizations to make a COM
plete investigation Of w. P. A. posi-
bilities and offered the services of
his State and District staff to assist
those interested in obtaining full in
formation regarding the w. P. A.
program.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Pennington Is Recovering
from Near Fatal Shooting
Reports of Death Untrue; Uncertain
as to Who Did Shooting in
WhitetOp Quarrel

Garland Pennington, Whitetop man
who was shot through the lung in a
quarrel near the, Whitetop Friday
night and carried to the Abingdon
hospital, is recovering from the
wound instead of being dead as was
at first reported. The bullet which
pierced the young mans lung, how
ever, might have been fatal had it
gone a fraction of an inch in any
direction besides that it took.
The shooting is supposed to have
taken place when Charles Coldiron
and John Richardson, of the Pond Mt.
community, went to get their daugh-
tiers who had accompanied Penning-
ton to Whitetop to the music festival.
The shooting occurred in the dark:
ness and so far no arrests have been
made as it is not definitely known
who fired the shot that felled PEN
nington. 1t was also reported that
Pennington was drinking and would
not allow the girls to continue on
their way home.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Fleetwood III. s. Adds
Home &c. Department
Seven of Ten Teachers Have College
Degrees; School Has Highest
Certificates

Fleetwood High School, which will
open with the other schools of the
county on September 2, with group
of teachers who hold the highest GER
tificates of any other group in the
county, according to James A. Stan
ley, principal. Seven Of the ten men,
bers of the faculty have college de-
grees.
The school is adding department
of home economics and has secured
Miss Blanche Bingham, B. S., of the
University of South Carolina, to take
charge. Miss Bingham is the daugh-
ter of DIR. Bingham, of Cove Creek
She will fill the place of the add.
tional teacher allotted the school dur.
ing the past year. -. \
( Mr.. Stanley also announces thai
the gymnasium has been completed
with a $3.50 lighting plant installed
and that additional rooms have
been added to the school building.
Members of the faculty at Fleet.
wood are: James Stanley, principal
English; A. Dell Goodman, history
and science; Paul w. Donnelley
mathematics and French; Blanche
Bingham, home economics. In the
grades will be: Ruth Grier, first
Hazel Vannoy, second; Beulah Os.
borne, fourth and fifth; Beatrice
Miller, sixth; Ralph Miller, sixth
Paul Miller, seventh.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
First WPA Project Underway
in Fleetwood-G Glendale Section

of eradication, all goose berry and
currant bushes within a distance of
900 feet from white pine grooves
must be grubbed up. The work will go
on as the rights-of-way to a highway
are given. If there is any objection to
the work, the government will con-
denim the property and grub up the
plants any way. However, Mr.. Woot-
en-, of the employment office in
North Wilkesboro, stated to a report
er the first Of the week that every
effort to cooperate with the land
owners would be made and that in
almost every case, after the land
owner understood the need of the
eradication of the blister rust, he was
willing and glad to help in it's control.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
U. S. Department Of Agriculture
Begins Fight on Control Of
White Pine Blight

The first Works Progress Admins
tration project to be started in the
county under the new set-up was be-
gun Monday in the section between
Fleetwood and Glendale Springs. The
project will be devoted to the protec-
ton of white pines by the eradication
of goose berry and currant bushes
in that area and it is sponsored by
the United States Department of
Agriculture.
Thirty men are employed on the
projects which will take about six
weeks time to complete.
The disease known as the blister
rust which is wiping out whole for
ests of white pines in the New Eng
land states has been gradually COM
ing south until it has attacked the
white pines in Virginia and is being
seen in N. Carolina. The disease was
imported to this country from Russia
and promises to wipe out the white
pine just as blight is killing the
chestnuts trees in the United States.
For this reason, the government is
taking preventative measures before
it is too late.
The disease starts on the goose
berry and the currant bushes. 1t is
blown by the wind on to the pine
trees where it reaches the body of
the tree and kills it. It makes clean
sweep when it once gets started.
According to the governments plan
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Heart Attack Fatal
to Mrs. E. j. Phipps
Funeral Services for Old Field Creek
Woman Held in that Com
munity Monday

Mrs. E. J. Phipps, aged 81, died at
her home in the Old Field Greek COM
munity Saturday night from heart
attack brought on by a serious case
of asthma from which she had suf-
fered for a long time. Death, how
ever, was shock to her family and
friends since she was not any worse
than usual at the time she was
stricken.
Funeral services were held Monday
morning with Reverends J. O. Spen-
Ger, w. E. Denny, and Estel Eller Of
ficiating. The high esteem in which
Mrs. Phipps was held was shown by
the large number Of sorrowing
friends who attended the last rites. !.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Phipps
is survived by three children: Mes
DANES w. B. Oliver, of Crumpler, A.
L. Cox, of Crumpler, and MIR. Blaine
Phipps, of Grassy Greek.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Wilmington Called
to Baptist Church

Rev. Walter T. Whittinton, who has
been filling the pulpit in the West
Jefferson Baptist Church for the past
three months, accepted call from
the church Sunday to act as perma-
nent pastor. The call was delivered
to Mr.. Wilmington after unanimous
action by the members of the church
following service sSunday morning.
Mr.. Wilmington and his wife come
to the work, highly recommended and
they have been in the community long
enough to recommend themselves to
such an extent the church feels
it is fortunate to secure their SER.
vices.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Squirrel Season
Opens September I

The county game commission, COM
posed of H. T. Goodman, county game
warden, and B. D. Barr and E. N.
Foster, has issued an order changing
the opening of the squirrel season for
this county from the first of October
to September 1, and has ordered that
all hunters must have licenses.
Game Warden Goodman has issued
orders to all of his deputies to arrest
any and all hunters who do not have
them. Licenses may be secured in
every community, or directly from
Mr.. Goodman.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
General Teachers
Meeting on Aug. 81

A general, county wide teachers
meeting will be held in courthouse
at jefferson, Saturday, August 81,
according to an announcement made
by County Superintendent J. Ivan
Miller, Monday. Further details of
the meeting will be published later.
A meeting of the principals of the
schools in this and Allegheny county
is being held in Jefferson today with
DIR. Highsmith, Director of Division
of School Inspection, in charge.
It is understood that all the schools
in the county will open on Monday,
September 2.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Jefferson III. s. viii
Open September 2
Three Bus Lines to Carry Students
4 from Various Parts of County;
d Price Principal

The Jefferson High School will be-
gin it's yaer's work on Monday, Sep
TENDER 2, under the leadership of
Prof. G. B. Price, who will again be
principal. The school has been en-
larged during the past year so that
it takes care of the students ade-
quately, and the library has been the
object Of especial care until it is rated
among the best in the county. The
gymnasium has been completed and
affords place for all sorts of amuse-
ments and meetings.
Three bus lines will bring students
to and from school. These lines are;
the Buffalo line, which VIII accomo.
date Smethport, and Bristol; the
Peak Creek line; and the Ebeneezel
line, which will cover the Glendale
Springs territory also.
Members of the faculty have al
been selected with the exception Of
the first grade teacher. They are: G
B. Price, Principal; Ruth Aller
Worth, Mrs. E. d. Barr, and Irene
Fowler, in the high school. In the
grades are: J. C. Goodman, seventh;
A. G. Lackey, sixth; Mrs. Grant
Bauguess, fifth; Ella Mae Suther.
land, fourth; Mrs. Joe Neal, third;
Laura Mcconnell, second.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Thieves Break into
Sheriff's office

Unknown parties broke into the
sheriff's office in the courthouse
Monday night by taking the glass out
of the door that leads into the hall.
Nothing in the office was bothered
so there is no clue to what the burg
lars wanted by breaking in Money
that amounts to anything is always
banked and any small denominations
that are left in the office over night
are always kept in burglar-proof
safe.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
V01anOy Purchases
Property to Build
Floor Factory Here
Passenger Plant from Damascus Also
Bought and Will Be Moved
to Factory Here

Work is going forward on the
building of a floor factory which is
being erected by w. T. Vannoy on
the property he has recently bought
from Muncey Parker adjoining the
Shell gasoline and oil plant on the
West Jefferson-Smethport road, north
of town.
Mr.. .Yannoy plans to manufacture
all grades Of flooring and he has
purchased the Diebold Messenger
plant at Damascus which will be NOV
ed here at an early date.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Primitive Baptist of
Bel Air Invites Public
to Association There

The Primitive Baptist at Mt. Car
mel Church, Bel Air, Nd, will hold
their 3-day union meeting on Septem-
Der 81, %, and goth. All-day services
will be held each day with lunch
served on the grounds.
A special invitation is issued to the
Primitive Baptist in Ashe and adjoin-
ing counties, and a cordial invitation
is extended. to any others who would
enjoy coming to the associational
meeting.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-08-22
Work Is Begun on
w. j. Baptist Church

Work was begun the first Of the
week on completing the West Jeffer-
son Baptist Church. Concrete is being
poured in the basement which will
finish Sunday School rooms and
leave space large enough for church
dinners and sociables. The front of
the church will also be finished. The
interior was completed during the
past year.