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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21

The little fran dwelling at Guinea Station
in Virginia'S Caroline county, which witnessed
the end of the picturesque career of Stonewall
Jackson on May 10, 1868, as a result of pneu-
monia, developing following the wounds re-
ceived at Charlottesville eight days before, is
to become shrine. On October q, it will be
formally embodied in the Fredericksburg and
Spotsylvania County Battlefield Memorial Ma
tional Military, Park and its preservation and
maintenance become one Of the responsibilities
of the National Park Service
After being fired on by mistake by his own
men, in the darkness, following his amazing
flank movement against the left Hooker's
army at Charlottesville and being seriously
wounded Jackson, suffering acutely, was con-
veyed by surviving members of his staff from
the scene and to the frame cottage at Guinea
Station. Later his wounded left arm was am
putated. Then pneumonia developed and on
Man 10 came the end
What transpired in the last hours of that un
usual life in the house at Guinea Station was
recorded years ago by DR.. Hunter Mcclure,
medical director of Jackson's corps.
Two hours before the end came an officer
brough to the hero's bedside the news that the
whole Army of Northern Virginia was praying
Tor him, jackson replied: THANK God, they
are very kind!" May 10, 1863, was Sunday, and
the dying man knew it. ut is the Lords dav:
my wish is fulfilled he murmured. 81 have
always desired to die on Sunday."-The Nashe-
vile Banner
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21
Ilub
and
KeAreN
By
TROY
ISAIAH
JONES

Because you can down a lot OF
liquer that is no reason to believe
that you can down any man.
Somebody can study up more
gadgets for our inconvenience, es-
pecially about Christmas time.
A mans argument to me against
cigarettes was that he never saw
a hog smoke. Some men are like
hogs in some respect or other.
Genius is said to live close to idi-
ocracy. Either one is liable to be
the other as matter of defence.
I undertook to induce sleep by
counting sheep jumping over a
fence. The flock was not big
enough, so I tried to turn the lead
er back, but they bucked on me.
They did have a real fire here
Sunday. And did st. Vitus do his
stuff. Broke up Church nearly.
Could the preacher make good
example of something!
Civilization is making social adj
justment all but war debts.
;.* 80,
:, To be "a successful hunter you
have to know the way of animals.
Man thinks that he is efficient.
Look at the bull hornet that can
make a drive that hits you right
centrally between the eyes. And
he must do some sort of squatting
in rapid transit.
Our Uncle Samuel says that he
is going to stay Safe" distance
from the war that is going on. But
do you remember that the, safety
valve popped off about twenty
years ago..
You see things in the night that
you never dreamed of in the day
time. If you don't think so try
rambling in the community of a
graveyard some dark foggy October
Night.
Once upon a time there was a
well digger who did not strike wat
er. He kept right on until he went
into the hole.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21
Fleetwood Wins
Over w, J. Boys

In their first game of the season,
the West Jefferson high school boys
basketball team lost to the Fleet
wood All-Stars in the local gym
nasium Tuesday night by the score
of AZ to q.
The local boys, coached by Paul
Perkins, showed up good, but they
couldn't compete with the older and
more experienced players from
Fleetwood.
With II points to his credit, Null
lis led the Highs attack. Linney
scored 4, Weaver 6, Grayson and
Darvey 0. For Fleetwood, Miller
was high with II points. Ella came
next with Is.
Buddy Grayson has been elected
captain of the local boys team and
Donna Miller, captain of the girls.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21
.lasrss.~Es.sS*.5s@M -. :
FIRE DEPARTMENT IS INDISPENSABLE

The value of an efficient, we'll trained, we'll
equipped fire department was clearly demon
strated here last Sunday morning.
Thanks to the recently installed siren, the
members of the fire department were the
job within few minutes time and were able
to check the flames before they had made much
Roadway towards destroying the building. If
there had been no siren and if the wind had
been blowing. as it frequently does here, we
shudder even to think of what might have hap
pened. We can wildly recall what took place
in Sparta few years ago and what has been
the sad and costly experiences of other COM
mrlnities that did not have adequate freight
ing facilities.
Regardless of whether or not a building or
its furnishings is covered with insurance, fires
are costly things The human loss can never be
replaced and although burned property can be
rebuilt, there is frequently the loss of time un-
employment, reduction in wages and buying
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21
O. J. PENNINGTON WINS
ICE GUESSING CONTEST

o. j. Pennington. of Jefferson, is
the winner of a new pair of Wolver-
inc shoes given by J. F. Scott &
Son here.
In a unique guessing contest
which created considerable inter
est, Mr.. Pennington almost predict
ed the exact time as to when the
1OO-pound block of ice, in which a
mans heavy Wolverine shoe had
been frozen, would melt.
The contest started Monday morn
ing at 10:48 and the last piece of
ice dissolved into water yesterday
morning at 1857, making 40 hours
and minutes. Mr.. Pennington's
guess Wis &c hours. 80 minutes and
50 seconds. j. a. D;.zc:1, c. Jcffer-
sen. care CO. W.. c guess CT s.
OUrS.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21
SUTHERLAND NEWS

Uncle John Wilson, who has made
his home at Mr.. Charlie Sutherlands
for the past several years, is very
ill.
Mr.. c. J. Cornette, the Oldest man
in Ashe county, and Mr.. and Mrc
w. A. Cornette, and daughter 1ncv
Mr.. R. K. Bingham Jr., Mr., Mi1ton
and Billie Corvette motored over
the Scenic Highway to Wi1keshoro
Sunday.
Mrs. Ora Sutherland and Mrs
Ernal Henery are visiting in Win
ston-Salem at Mr.. t,,a.l,,c:.
laughter, Mrs. Tucker. T,az, .no
,---'-cted to return home this weal.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21
STOCK MARKET NOW
MAKING COMEBACK

Yesterday the Stock Market was
reported as coming back slowly af-
ter having weathered one of the
worst slumps since 1888 on Tues
day.
A grand total of 7,287,000 shares
changed hands that day in wild
selling spree, forcing most of the
stock down considerably and caus-
ing heavy losses.
Many national figures wanted the
President to close the New York
Stock Exchange, but he declined to
take any action. The same day
Gov. Landon called on the Repub
licans to limit the Presidents pow
er.
Mr.. Levern Johnson has been
confined to his bed at home for sew
eral days this week, suffering from
a severe cold.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21
Jefferson Licks
Va.-Caro. Cagers
Won Exciting Game Tuesday
By Close Scnre Of Is To II.
TTccS:e Stars.

n an exceptionally fast and ex-
citing game, the Jefferson high
school boys basketball team de-
feated the Carolina Virginia cagers
on the Jefferson court Tuesday after
noon by the close score of 18 to II.
The game was nip and tuck
throughout, with the lead changing
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-21

many times before the final whistle
blew. With 8 points to his credit.
Eddie Woodie was high man for
Jefferson and Blevins, with the
same number of points, led the
Grassy Creek five. A large crowd
witnessed the contest.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
State; s Gndiron Title Picture Clouded
The Broadway
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By DAN PARKER

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 HARRY FIGHTS NIaX BChmelng a the Garden cowboy, hremAn farmer college athlete league baseball having caught for the Los Angeles Harry he's quit catching though
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 KREdER AND ABE Wager out he race toy city eo
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
BRISTOL COMBINE
 WANT HOOP GAMES
(SpoClal to The DemoCrat)

Bristol, Nov. 22 .- Eds Colleglans Basketball Team arc now booking gamss with tho states best. They are c fast semi.pro combine com. posed Of former high school and cole lege iumin0ries.
 The personnel ineludeG; Gene Hayes of last years Bristol high team who was all.stNto and 'Now- England forward; Julie Larese, c foot four giant from Alabama; Charley I1ngels of Elton College, Ray Mclaughlin, Lefty Twardy, Jim Pickett, Loo Vaness, Lucien Truskowski and Anatoio FTadette.
 The Collegians have already einched games with the Meriden Endees, NAuRatuek Rubber, Jacks Service of Wallingford and tho Wa tcrbury Ashleys, A homo and homo Sorles ls sought with tho Waterbury K, of l.. A road gaino iS wanted for Thanksgiving Night and another for next Saturday night.
 Teams interested in booking tho CollegianS arc asked to write sto Manager Eddie LodoVico, % Sum. ninr street, Bristol, or phone Bris. toi, 0027, between 5 and 2 ?. in'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
CHAPMAN l71H IN
 FIVE.MILE RUN

Bert Chapman oi West Hartford, running under the eoiors Of tho 90th Century A. c. Of Waterbury finished i7th in a field of eighty. two finishers yesterday in the five mile handicap road race hold under tho auspices of the boys of yester year in New York city. He had a handicap Of four minutes. Ills ae- tual timo being 90 minutes i2 Sec- ondS.
 On Sunday Nov. 2Stl, tho 2oth Century A. Q. will DO represented by Bert Chapman and Aptonio Del" manaco in tho National Senior Cross.C Country run championship which will Do held in Newark, New Jersey. Tho distance will Do 10000 meters or approximately c i.4 miles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
BOROUGH GEMS MEET DANBURY TROJANS SUNDAY
Borough Eleven Made Fine Showing in ScOreIess
 Go With SteamrOllers

Naugatuck, Nov. 22-supporters of the Naugatuek Gems were pleased today with the fine showing of tho local pro football team ysterday afternoon against the Providence steamrollers here, even though the game ended in seore- less tie, Naugatuck came close to scoring several times and ProVi- dence missed on attempted field goal in tho final period by inches only.
 Tho game was exciting throughout and the visitors were SurpriSed at the brilliNnce of the locals. Naug. Atuck hold the Providence team near teh local line in Q courageous stand.
 Hard Luck
 Highlights were Dick Tuekey'S 0S.yard run for what seemed to be Q score but tho head liresmAn ruled the local young man had stepped over the sideline on the 4o-yNrd Inc and called the play back.
 When tho fourth period opened, Kennedy, speedy runner for the Gems, took 0 punt on his own 4b and twisting away from several Providence tasklerS, sped to tho Providence 0-yArd Inc where BiAn. cuSzo loomed up out of nowhere to zring hlm down. The local tenn could not gain and Teuckey dropped baek to dropkicE but this was also blocked.
 Providence had tho edge in the first half but could not overcome tho stubborn resistance shown by the Gems. In tho final period Kut. neSki of Providence Bnatched G demS' pass and advanced to tho Naugatuek 90. Tho Providence team drove to the flve.yard line where they were held and c place kick by 0arboeki barely missed.
 Tried Hard
 After Tuekey'S run was nulifed, ho passed to Hihara and bueked the iino several times to bring tho ball Into kicking position. His dropkiek try for field goal wNS wide. :,
 Tho tilt was a thrilling one and tho outcome was In doubt throuRh- out, There was c good attendance considering tho cold weather.
 Next Sunday the Gems will 60 to Danbury to faco the DGneury Tro- janS. Tho score
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22

The highest honor that can be conferred by the Belgian goVern- Ynent will be given posthumously to eenatcre 0uglielmo Marconi, fath- CT of radio, within the next few days, according to information re- ceived yesterday by David Sarnoff, president of the Radio Corporation of Amercia. King Leopold, desiring to show his continued interest in science, decided several months ago to confer the Grand Gordon of the Order of Leopold on Marquis Mar conf, 1t was stated but the death ef the great scientist on July 20 oc- cured before this could Do done. The insignia which the King In. tended to present personally to MNrconi in Brussels will soon Dc forwarded to his family through the Belgian Embassy in Rome, In con- ferring this high honor, 1t was King tIeopold's desire to render homage to the genius to whom the world Is indebted for the benefits which radio has contributed to safety of life on the seq and in the air and also aS e medium for promoting ia. ternAtional understanding and good will,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
iS3O..W BRY..06

E I sTrudy Moore, songs, Aiib-aTO hd announced, A,30a. Good Health md Training GIah~-Sd tlAry, baritone, { GS0O-.Tht Week lu Review, dilhu-To be announced, AI3O-.-The fohnAton FARilS, AiiS~uiRek Riley, eonRt, hi0O--+To bN announced, kiiS~-- sut0motiV0 Tune Up Time SFH0-HFdIth saeeo, songs htAh="NGwH,
 Gi6O-.Tho Waste of Time. AiAO-- NeWR,
 GiG5--Vlr Ardcn's orch. with
 Guests, TI00--,t'0rrOct Time 200 .-.Honlght in New Haven iiiH-~To no announced, Sia0u-Syi Lor0's Hotel tlardo orch f.ik-HtnCk DuRERn, songs. S00-- New Haven Catholic Hour S!S0- The Rndlo plnyers-~prama' p!Oo-TslcsnIh'a contIrentals-;:
 Never Davis orch, Hotel
 Taft Grill, Niah--Mualcal Cartoons 10 ,o0--copiey piasa orch. i0;20--Coe0gnut Grove orch ioH5-~FnshIon Group .show' ii ;0O--c0rrect TlmN--NewE. iiitN--Club Mayfair orch Ii;an--iMDreRsi Rsiona, ioi00-Slgn off,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
THE AIR WAVES

oe the Metropolitan Opera Com pAny, and Gee Glade, cOntFalto, win slng che lead roles. ''NOrma," was originally written a Q two.act opera, but Che acts were extremely long. Re- cOMtIy, Che work was divided in- Co four acts with the result that Che first and second acts now set the stage for the tragic finale. In Che opera, Q high priestess betrays her gods ior love of . Roman soldier. the father Of her two children. When her lovers ArdoR cOOls she becomes Insane and attempts Co destroy the children. Bob Brown, the announcer, will sketch the story of Che opera for the radio audience.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
BREAK YoR RACERS

The Sulkies used in harness horse racing today weigh less than fifty pounds, as compared to 100 or i2O bounds c century ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
sOO..WICC.. Esr,ogeport..60O

r, NJ, n,, National liadlo ana school 4.l5-Club Matinee~-variety pro-
 gram featuring Walter Blaui
 fuss and orch, with SoloistS'
 Ransom sherman, master or
 ceremonies,
 ven, sidewalk intervleWs. blb--Dou WinsloW of tho Navy,
 dramatic sketch. 5:3O-WICC news bulletins and
 Musical Roundup lETD 6:45--Tom Mix and his Straight s:oo--Yankee Network News serN-
 Ice.
 6:l5-Spotlight Revue featuring
 Adrian O'Brien, tenor; Bobby
 Norris and his Violin; Fran
 cis J. Cronin at the Console, S:I5-Irene Beasiey-Bailey Axton
 with Victor Arden's orch.
 (ET). 7:00--"Music Is My. Hobby Eu-
 gar Howard Boles. 7:i5-Brown Sisters Trio. 7:3O-Bridgeport Medical Society. Speaker, pr. Sidney Zauer'
 Angina" 7:45--Bellmen Male Chorus. S:00-General Hugh ;. Johnsoh'
 commentator. S:i5--"Maj-ic" Game S:3O-Campana's "Grand Hotel
 dramatic sketch. a.00-Philadelphi orch. Alex
 ander Smallens. conductor;
 soloists; Susanne Fisher,
 Lucy Monroe and Armand
 Tokatyan. I0:00-'Behind Prison Bars" with
 Warden Lewis E. Lawes' drama, iO:3O--To be announced. iO.i5---News from Yale CnINersltE 10 :5O--Dance Time. ii ;OO-Ynnkee Network News and
 Local News. ii:e0--Joe smith and his Ciuo May
 fair Orch. 1:sO--"Nur;na" (Belllnil presenic' hy Chicago Civic Opera Co. Is:O9--Don Bestor's Orch. is:sO-I.ang Thompson's Orch. i:OO-Dlck stable and hle Orci i:3O--kay Kyscr and his Orch,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22

last Thanksgiving Clifford has been married. Now he and Ann, just rec turned from Q honeymoon trip across the Pacific, will join the family group, Carlton Morse, au- thor of one Mans Family, always uses these holiday occasions to work a good deal of comedy into the script and this broadcast gives hln another chance,
 The third and fourth acts Of
 Bcllinls opera, Norma" will be
 broadcast from the stage of the
 Chicago Civic Opera House by
 tho Chicago City Opera Com
 pAny this evening Gt il;00 ?. m"
 EST, over the NBc.BiUe Net
 work. Gina ClgnN. sopranos Gi.
 ovannl Martlnelli, tenor and
 EXlO PinxN, batSo, all members
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
2OO..WDRC..l1a, ttord..l33O

r. M. i:OO--Ted Malone's Between the
 Bookends." 4:15--Sing and Swing. 4:I5-Samuel Gorsky--plnnist -Ad-Liner--DRnce Program
 using latest recordings. 5:30-Dorothy Gordon's Childrens
 Corner. 5:45--"Hilltpp House"--starring
 Bess Johnson. G:O0-News SerVicc---Latest News
 using United Press Bulletins G:l5-Dlnner Dance Music--Newest
 dance tunes--from studio. 6:3O--Hartford Better Business
 Bureau. G:35-George Halls orch. G:45-SonE Time with Hollace
 Shaw and Ray Heatherton. 7;0U-Poetic Melodies-Jack Full
 ton, tenor; Franklyn Mac
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 ace Heidt's Brigadiers. S;30--Pick and Pat in Pipe Smok-
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 office of Education Program. ii i:0O--Sports --News--Resume ot
 latest news ns reported by
 United Press. tI:i5--Cilen Gray's orch. ii :3O--Snmmy Kayc's Orch f2:O0-George llamilton's orch. f:;sc-RIchard Himbcr's orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22
WATR PROGRAMS
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TOMoRRow'a PROGRAM

 A, M, a.m SiOO.--iiSndlinus in tho News Il5--YoHterduyu Illus, $50-Fcrn sc9ll, organ. Si6O-SiiSqmIH Si6S-- -SioPmIng oBbcvo,lon.. pii5-a.ShoppeTA' Guide, ~ vi55--Sswsi Shoppap' Guide &IsMs &$GIGnsa,ii o,ii tho News. iSSiia5S--iIouso of Peter MaoGregor Wonlnn i and Kings, II liiib-NGwB, Farm Flashes, ii isS0-WPA Musicale, 1 In Melody Village ii:iaS--T aS- TSsNS' TraHSrSd to and Waterbury
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-11-22

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