The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03

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able to be out again.
Mr.. Theodore r. Eastridge and
Mr.. Park Miller, of Clifton. were
visitors in West Jefferson Sunday.
The Clifton Sunday School is Pro-
crossing nicely under the leader
ship Of Miss Irene Eller.
= Mr.. !. wv. Ingram is holding re-
vival at the Mill Creek church. So
far the attendance has been good. ).
! Some Improvement work is be-
ing done on the Office of DR.. B. w.
Tugmail, located over Smithey's
, store here. 5
Miss Ruth Jones, assistant nurse
to DR.. w. c. Williams, of Roxboro,
spent the week end here.
Mrs. Luther Kiser, who has been
visiting relatives in the COUNT, re-
turned to her home Monday at HE
wasee Dam, N. c., after receiving
word that her husband had fallen
and injured his leg.
The following students in the 4th
grade at sNathan's Creek made the
honor roll last month: Harold Tay-
lor, Reeves Cope, Burman Brown,
Ray Phipps, Virginia Taylor, Doris
Blevins and Leaner Poe.
~ Mrs. c. r. Goswick returned
Sunday after spending two weeks
in Rich Square with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Joyner.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Walter Church and
little son, of Tucker, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John c. Church.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Taylor and
their two little daughters are spend
ing few days Nth Mrs Taylor's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Church.
Miss Faye Fender, of Furches,
entertained her friends at marsh
mallow toast on Thursday night,
Feb. "a. Her guests were: Misses
Olita Richardson, Malassie Mabe,
Ruth Woodie, Mary Tucker, Vera
Richardson, Ola Rose; Messrs. How
ard Mabe, Edison Mabe, Ed Taylor,
Charley Mabe, Talmage Rose, Ready
Rose, Fletcher Church, CISCO Church,
Howard Tucker and Emerson
Woodie.
Mrs. Bess Anderson and Mrs.
Rose Moltke have returned to their
home in Peshastin, Washington, at
ter enjoying a three weeks visit
with their father, Mr.. H. G. Camp
bell, and, their aunt, Mrs. w. p.
Z Shoaf. Mrs. Anderson had been
away for % years. Friends enjoyed
their visit and their descriptions Of
the great west.
Mrs. Francis Eller, of East Rad
ford, Virginia, who spent a week
with her sister Mrs. w. P. Shoaf,
returning home Tuesday.
Mr.. C. S. Fletcher, who lives near
Idlewild, was in town Tuesday on
business. Mr.. Fletcher stopped in
The Posts Office and subscribed to
the paper 81 haven't been getting
the paper for some time now and
I certainly do miss it,, he declared
as he pulled out dollar bill and
asked that his name be placed back
on the mailing list.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Coward and
Mrs. Lena T. Billings, of North
Wilkesboro, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Mcmillan here
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Price spent
last week in Georgia and the Yves
tern section of this State.
Mr.. Tom Price, a student at A. S.
T. c., spent last week end at the
home of his parents here.
Among those who renewed their
subscriptions in the past week were
Mr.. L. S. Scott, Todd, Mrs. j. c.
Green, Beaver Creek; M. B. l.. Wad-
dell, Grassy Creek; J. B. Miller,
Jefferson; Mr.. ]. F. Miller, Clifton;
Mr.. Mat Carsons, Laurel Springs;
Mr.. Brice Denney, Grassy Creek;
Nellie Bowers, Bina; Mr.. G. E. Hun
ter, Warrensville; MIR. Wayne Blew
ms, Lansing; Mr.. L. Maxwell, Cres-
ton; Mr.. c. F. Greer, Bina; Mr. r.
D. Sheets, Tuckerdale; Mr. J. D.
Burgess, Wagner; Mr.. E. L. Ham,
Lansing; Mr. Carl Ball, Lansing;
Mr.. D. P. Stanley, Tuckerdale. Many
new subscriptions were entered, in
Guiding Mr.. S. NJ Blevins, Crump-
Ter; Mr.. w. NJ. Miller, Lansing; Mr..
Pete Phillips, Othe1lo; Mr.. Howard
Rhodes, Warrensville; Miss Virginia
Blevins, Grnndy, Va; Mr. Carl Arm
old, Winston-Salem.