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Evening star., 1938-04-16

JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 "a. Ave. Sc Lincoln nns5.
635 ALLISON ST NV.
3 rooms, bath. h.-w.h: newly deco
rated throughout; garage $50 80
3645 vEAzEY ST. NV.
d rms. H. baths. porch, h.-w.h..
garage: redecorated $1,000
20 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
rms bath. h.-w.h.: redecorated
throushout: garage: kew with jani-
tor at IT'S 1st st. NV $4,000
r. V. MARCERON,
~ > 9TH st. NV National 65ss.
1897 Bird ST. N.E.-LlVING RM.. DINING
eInc: emI: bedrooms; kit. bath, porch, cellar;
P. j. WALSHE, INC,
-1107 Eye st. NV. National 64ss.
s412 CEDAR ST, SILVER SPRING Ss5
1913 31th ST. NV So1
@454 Both st. NV SSS
Walker & Prescott, Inc, ,''
North 621A
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q TO u, ACRE TRACTS,

No s'i 9nfsts5, Cash DSDn g. Tsx.s $40 Per M9nth
Tor chickens; fruits. vegetables: high gentle
rolling land: good roads. markets and
schools elec. available; 90 min by auto
Church then right miles on eesburg
TiaS, pike TO Dunn i Loriag road. left 200 yards.
RoBT. L McKEEvER CO. INC,
Shoreham Bldg. National 415n
NEW BROOM COTTAGE, LAST WORD N
eomfort and convenience, large lot; in GOOD
nelshborhood, close to high. intermediate
an ana primary ~ ,, schools; priced only 400
Route No. ] to railroad bridge. then rieft
to first traffc light. then left on Mt. Ver.
non r.as, ave- 70 Maple St. house on right.
snR4oR1n, RoRT L pINs IMeKEEvER GO: NC
NEW NEW BRICK HOME; ALL MODERN CON-
Vennan yenieneeS bvs sou1h Of Aef and near MI.
sos KIM St. Alex. Va Alex. :S1S. is66,
NEARBY VA,-BRICK. 8 R., > B.. SUN
min. city; real value vacant; new. or
families. Box 236-s. Star II.
g ROOMS AND BATH. DUTCH COLONIAL:
new-nouse condition; only S., 80. on
terms.
ARTHUR CARR; REAL ESTATE.
~ Ia
$500 CASH-BALANCE LIKE RENT,
FiVe-room bungalow. bath. h.-w H. ami.
Ideal home: screened. shade. large lot on
paved street; near cars. bus. Open. 374S
Both st. OWNER. Greenwood 2613.
s33 RHEIMS AVE. EVANSVILLE.
Beautiful corner lot. new 5-room brick.
tile bath hot,water heat. oil burner.
puilt-in garage; $500; terms. Open Sun.
"a 10 MeklNlEY Nc ! Z B AVE. HyArrsvr1I.
Beautiful new Groom brick. tile bath.
h.-wh oil burner with summer winter
hooksup insulated fully screened ana
5Oxl60 #. IS 500: terms Open Sundsy'
] to pm Erwin REALTY Co. cali
KENsINGTON MD
Modern home. fine architecture well
landscaped lot, 15x20o: : rms. 4 bedrms
kit. refg. h.-wh. tfer-stripped. ga
rage: best. residential street: doors from
bus too big for present owner: sacrifice
100 NEAR KENs1NGToN.
S2.400-4-rm. cottage. with lots; ga
rage, storage nm; ideal for youne couple
wishing to make = modest beginning: easy
KENsINGToN REALTY CO..
kensineton 132.
A MODERN SUBURBAN HOME, WITH
IL acres of land located on Walker
tance from D. c. line: containing larss
rooms and bath. INV. heat. oil burner.
elec. refrigeration. garage chicken run;
hieh elevation; hard-surface road to prop
erty: Price is belov Its real value. For
Information. 10 INSPECT call Natl. 1855,
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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S4,25O-VACANT.
In convenient section of the North
east. A six-room and bath brick. COM
pletely reconditioned. New hot-water
heating plant. An opportunity to pick up
comfortable home at very low price.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Penna Ave. Sc
6,5O0-GRANT CIRCLE.
Reconditioned 2o-foot Dunigan- built
home containing g spacious rooms bath.
h.-wh.. 3 porches: large lot. "-car brick
garage. The best buy in Petworth TODAY.
Call Mr.. Shelton. with FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. 927 18th st. NV. District 1411.
OWNER OFFERS
A SENSATIONAL VALUE.
Allbrick bungalow. .319 No. Noting
ham st. Arlington County. Va. Open Sat-
urday and Sunday for inspection.
ONLY S6.75O
Pay like rent. ; full-siZed rooms. all tile
bath and shower. cellar. attic; lot approx
imately 5nx240.
Directions: Drive out Lee highway to
5000 block. just past the Robert E. Lee
school to nottingham ST.. left one-half
square.
Evening star., 1938-04-16

ATTENTION, DOCTORS.
Combine Residence and Offices
-FOUR once rooms, bath and lavatory.
with Street-level entrance: beautiful and
spacious living quarters above: located in
SELL. ~
SANDOZ, INC. Dec AO1O
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHARMIN6 C0i0NIAi. I0A1F

CHARMING COLONIAL HOME.
bedrooms. baths. lavatory. built-in
x s5os Y %1sn fd %shsv. e.. hss
$45 s4b4l $50 Phone Wis: 1888. Eve Adams
NEAR PAUL JUNIOR HIGH. AND NAT1v-
Very attractive row brick Colonial dwell
eas.s n5 m1dsrn bath and in
Dist! sais ISf'i.0n W L. MooRE soR .ae Geo. asos.
opDosit. George s1as52; MssSiaston university.
Three, story brick, with rooms and
bath and 2-car brick garage; . very desir-
able location in which values are increas-
Dist. s917 w. L. MOORE Geo. 2so2.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. OFF NICHOLS AVE
s.e.-Vacant: semi-detached brick, ami.
in neW-house condition: $1,000
S.w,. facing water front: 5-room semi
detached frame ami; $3.50
eroom bres 81 GharGh Inon
600 7tb tLoYp = w R. TURNER: ,s.-
SOUTHEAST. HOME BARGAINS.
sss" rooms large pcpehss srs. G5s 9os;
92,so0: Dec. 0054-M after 8 pm.
JUST 8sar 8ST TgRIN1pAD gsan! Ad,,Ay1 AYE. NE.
es porsb aprsnsea for fin Re
s4s.S5 per month. Mr.. Rowe! sa atl' Dt@snj. s4aJ
1924 14th St. NV JAMES DIST; Dist. sa47.
a,Ny New Detached Bricks.
Nov Ready for Inspection.
Just North y Aisbsna sas sss Aye sF Il ssnd st.
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist. 3a4s.
y;,s;,-, Az REsoosEvELT ST.
BETHESDA. MD.
t,eS New ha,b Prick sWosory house Of rooms
PRICE; nSs, sSs $50, ,s Convenient Terms.
wtfee1M4NbFAwSEK faSa "a 81 RESaTy NF, ss95 s9sP'
RANpLE HIGHLANDS.
SS4T5-New
Detached brick residence: 6 well-planned
slate roof; fireplace in living room eea SS .sai
R RI; st. % Sc G, Open Open Sunday. :, to 5 pm. or
1a4a H St. NV. District 1900.
BUY y, 4 fkhEahAT5H He'll bHYs ST. NV
rooms two inclosed back porches. A
exposure: large lot: detached garage Home
0rsm 0psn Saturday SATURDAY @ and Sunday. Cali Mr.
l::i 18th ST. NV. Dist. 3347.
VACANT-OPEN-N CONDITION.
JUST OFF EAST CAPITOL ST. NE.
Six, rooms; :, rooms Kitchen and COM
plete bath on first floor. . rooms. Kitchen
and bath on End floor. Each kitchen has
tomato heat: paved street and and slIes' % Hish i
elevation With n, wondert9l ,,,h I, y view.
2 WOODBRIDGE VALUES.
$3.50.
Detached brick; 8 rooms and bath. brick
garage: splendid South Dakota ave. ne.
location; near schools and TRANSPORTATION
$3.50.
Detached corner Dutch Colonial: a
rooms. bath: oil burner: detached garage.
splendid location. near schools and trans
paul, P. STONE. North 7471.
OPEN SATURDAY. 1-6.
1911 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Modern 6-rm.. Colonial brick; tile bath,
s4n2n; small cash payment, balance
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & Co. Met s4oo.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
PARK.
New English Brick Home, S1O.95O.
No greater value ever offered. Large
! bedroms loSeIS te GaeIh bshs dsn
iully insulated. large recreation room
living room: lot 50xlO4 Near Mass
achusetts ave. in midst Of other beautiful
Evening star., 1938-04-16

TAKEN IN TRADE
BY METzLER.
Excellent Properties
100 BLOCK IRVING ST. NV.
a Bedrooms, 2 Baths,
5000 BLOCK RODMAN NV.
Just West of Conn. Ave
(Semi-Detached bedrooms. 2 Baths.)
FA1RMONT ST. NEAR 18th.
a Bedrooms, Bath. Inclosed Porch)
Priced to Sell Immediately
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dist. $500 l1O6 Vermont Ave-
Sundays and Nights. Potomac 1892
Evening star., 1938-04-16
S5,OOO.OO.

$5,000.00.
Near 4th and r. I. ave. n.e.-Colonial
brick: r.. bath: ami; 3 porches and
bullt-ln garage; easy terms. vacant.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
799 18th ST. NV National 0153.
Evening. Phone Mr.. Lewis. Wis $50.
THE PRICE ALONE SHOULD
DEMAND YOUR ATTENTION.
ALL-BRICK DETACHED COLONIAL. ON
LARGE LOT.
S7,450.
Terms less than rent. Berkley st n W
Nothing like 1t at the price. Every modern
convenience. Open daily after 3 pm. To
reach; Out Massachusetts ave. to Western
Berkley ST.. left "a block to home
A. s. GARDINER.
1910 K ST. NV NATIONAL O334.
Evening star., 1938-04-16

DAII1VADI WOODO.
New English Brick Home, $1O.950.
No greater value in Chevy Chase Large
living room. dining room. modern kitchen.
large den 3 bedrooms, > lovely tile baths
with showers. fully insulated. recreation
room. automatic heat. garage: screened
porch off living room, overlooking beautiful
Evening star., 1938-04-16

ARCHITECTS HOME.
OVERLOOKING BLAGDEN AVE.
4340 ARGYLE TERRACE NV.
Beautiful trees; rock garden: 8 large
rooms baths; ami: garage: Gen'l Elec.
refg.; orig. cost S23, 900: sacrifice for S15,-
$50. Open 2 to 3 pm IL
INDIAN LANE, IN BEAUTIFUL
Spring VALLEY"
Located on a knoll top, with half an acre
wood parkway to Indian lane this beauti-
iul Miller-built home was designed for the
dlScrlminative purchaser. For those who
entertain. its wide reception hall and state
~ STAIRCASE create the correct first impress
sion. Step-down living room and adjoin-
ing sunroom. large, dining room (butier's
pantry and ample Kitchen will prove the
10Y OF the host and hostess. For the men
there Is the privacy of large. gum
Trimmed second-n floor library. Bedrooms
ana baths properly arranged for the needs
f o. good-sized family. See 4934 Indian
w. c. g. A. N. MILLER,
1119 18th ST r;stri,+ A1eA
Evening star., 1938-04-16

2S11 2Sth ST NV.
Q rooms bath. inclosed porch: elec.
refrigeration and range h-w.h SS6. 90
H. G. sMITHY CO..
s11 18th st. NV. Rational 1904.
Evening star., 1938-04-16
81 4aOO-SOUTHEAST

Near 9th and Penna. ave-A semi
detached brick. six large rooms and bath.
hot water heat. Can be sold on very easy
terms. Vacant.
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
Evening star., 1938-04-16
$10,950.
Just West Rock Creek Park.

Just West Rock Creek Park.
This practically new home faces on two
streets. and is located in q wooded section.
close to Barnaby Woods. u block trans
portation and near schools. The first
Moor has spacious living and dining rooms.
well-eauipped kitchen. large back porch:
floor; finished, heated insulated attic on
3rd floor. adaptable for bedroom. Posi-
year. Son leaving home necessitates sale.
Evenings: Mr.. Keeling. Wis. 1894.
Evening star., 1938-04-16
nrrHTGrA AEn

". N.
BURLEITH.
Several modern homes in this de-
lNhtful community now available.
Six rooms and bath. some with
porches: garage: refrigeration; $40
up. See Mrs. Watson. 30" r NV.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345
IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME
For adult family. Modern, new 6-rm
brick; screened porch; fireplace; large
shade and fruit trees: various flowers
shrubs; large garden; near l-fare express
bus lines, street cars stores. churches. Ap-
ply ! ~ Maple ave. Takoma Park. Md.
FOR RENT.
ll22 4th n.e.-6 r, b.. INV h. cleo. S55.15
1914 Columbia rd NV rooms, 2
baths. electricity. INV h.. $3.50
1914 N. H. ave: n.w.-6 rooms,
bath. INV h., electricity 5000
GEORGE I. BORGER,
TpI
Evening star., 1938-04-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.

REPOssESsED DETACHED HOMES
Chevy Chase, D. c.: Va. and Md: long
term Federal Housing available; one-fifth
come producers. TELEPHONE FOR LIST.
FULTON R; GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV.
District $3.50
Evening star., 1938-04-16

2OS Leland St: located in exclusive
Chevy Chase Md: close to Conn. ave.
brick corner home of lge, rms: and .
rec rm in basement det. brick garage:
a beautiful lot well shaded: price and
terms right: will consider trade on small
property: open for inspection. F. NJ.
PRATT CO.. INC. exclusive agent, 1Ol7
ST. NV Natl S6Sn
Evening star., 1938-04-16

OPEN SUNDAY.
1409 TRINIDAD AVE NE.-S57.50.
An attractive Colonial tapestry brick.
containing 6 large rooms, tile bath 3
large porches. Excellent condition. I'm
mediate possession.
BErTZELI. DISTRICT 31nn
Evening star., 1938-04-16

Detached frame homo: rooms
and bath, oil burner. electric refrig-
eration: completclv furnished in
Guiding linen and silver. S95.
SHANNON & LUCFS CO,
1908 II 81 NV National "345.
Evening star., 1938-04-16

145 TENNESSEE AVE. NE
Semi-detached brick. rooms. bath
automatic heat. Special price and easy
terms. inspection by appointment. Cali
Mr.. WHITE District 6092: eveninss
Greenwood 21e1.
Evening star., 1938-04-16
ARTHUR CARR. REAL ESTATE.
Greenwood oyS1

BARGAIN IN MOUNT RAINIER-S4 $50.
500 CASH-BALANCE LIKE RENT
FlVe-room bungalow. bath h.-wh., ami.
Ideal home. screened. shade. large lot on
paved street; near cars. bus. Open 3748
35th st. OWNER. Greenwood o613
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
To Build Parkway
70 A sheville Is
Goal This Y e. a r
Asked For Appropriation OF
$2,5OO,OOO. Fees May Be
Charged.

Washington, Feb. 25.-Completion
of the Blue Ridge parkway from
Roanoke, Va, to Asheyille, NJ c.,
within another year is the goal of
the national park service.
This was disclosed today in pub
LEGATION of testimony on the 1888
80 interior department supply bill.
The department recommended an
appropriation of $2,5O0,000 for con-
tinuing work on the parkway.
Testifying before an appropria-
tons subcommittee, A. E. Demaray,
acting national park director, said
the appropriation would be used to
connect gaps in existing projects,
and section south of Grandfather
mountain in the Mt. Mitchell area
in North Carolina.
eve hope that within another
year we can have it completed prac-
tically all the way from Roanoke to
Asheville," he said.
Ultimately the scenic highway is
to extend 480 miles from the Shan
andoah National park in Virginia
to the Great Smoky Mountains Ma
tional park in North Carolina.
Demaray testified an automobile
fee undoubtedly would be charged
and the scenic highway probably
would be self-supporting.
Five recreational areas, he said,
were being developed along the
route, although it was the hope of
the park service that travellers
would leave the highway and seek
major necessities in nearby towns.
Instead of diverting visitors from
the Places" he said, mentioning a
number of resorts, 1--WE hope they
will continue to stop in those COM
munities."
The five recreational areas being
developed with WPA funds were
listed as the Bluffs, in Wilkes and
Allegheny counties, and Cumber-
land Knob, Surry county, both in
North Carolina, and Rocky Knob,
Floyd and Patrick counties, and
Smart View and Pine Spur, in Floyd
and Franklin counties, Virginia.
The $2,500,000 asked for 1938-39
construction, which it was estimated
would finance construction of 366
miles of parkway divided equally
between North Carolina and Virginia
lis 100000 less than provided
last year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
Three Convicted
OF Drunk Driving

In the Mayors court here Mon
day morning three Ashe county
men were convicted of driving car
while under the influence of intoxi-
eating drinks and fined $4,000 and
cost. They were Arnold Reed, of
Nathan's Creek community; Elmer
Hurley, of Silas Creek and E. L.
Miller, of Glendale Springs, whose
case was also heard the previous
Monday. Patrolman Thomas ar
rested all three of them.
John r. Coward, of Nathan's
Creek, plead guilty to the charges
Of resisting and holding Officer
Ashley, which allowed his brother,
F. L., to escape from the cutody of
the West Jefferson night officer. He
was taxed with fine Of $1,000 and
cost. The unusual incident occurred
here some time ago.
Woodrow Lewis, of Bald Noun
tain; Roy Ray, of Beaver Creek and
Floyd Mullis, of Baldwin, were
fined SIS and cost for public drunk
eness. Roy Belvins drew fine SIS
and cost for second offense public
drunkenness.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
Spelling Bee To
Be Conducted In
Jefferson Mar. 81
Committee Selects Subjects For
Essay Contest. Other Plans
Are NJ a d e.

The annual Ashe county Ameri-
can Legion Spelling Bee and award
of medals and trophies to winners
of the other two contests sponsored
in the schools by the Ashe post of
the Legion, will be held at the
courthouse in Jefferson on Thurs
day night, March 81, the special
committee decided at meeting
Tuesday.
Each elementary school is allowed
to send one representative to COM
pete in the Spelling Bee and each
high school is allowed four repre-
sentatives The winner of the
county-w d e elementary school
spelling match will also be chosen
to represent the county in the Jour-
nal Spelling contest. In the mean
time each school is supposed to hold
elimination contests Words in the
county contest will be selected from
standard grammar grade and high
school spoilers.
In connection with the essay con-
test, the committee selected three
subjects from which any student
may choose one subject for his or
her essay. These subjects are:
''Need for a hospital and health de-
partment in Ashe county,, Safety
on the Highways, Community
Identification. Each essay must
not be over 500 words long. The
contest is open to both grammar
grade and high school pupils, and
each school is only allowed to en-
ter two essays. Those essays must
be in the hands of the judges by
March Is. And the judges appoint
ed are Revs. r. H. Stone, G. r. Stat
ford and w. T. Wilmington.
E. E. Garbee and Ed Anderson
were appointed to serve on the COM
mittee to select the high school that
is to receive the Legion trophy for
athletic achievement. in the promo
ton of the best all round athletic
programs during the present school
year and displaying the most sports
manlike spirit.
Each principal and coach is re-
quested to present to the committee
a brief and concise summary of
facts which the committee should
consider in making the award. A
third member on the committee
will be chosen later.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
PRESBYTERY KEEPS REV.
J. w. LUKE AT SAME PLACE

At meeting of the Winston
Salem Presbytery held last week,
the Presbytery declined to place the
call to serve as pastor of the West
Jefferson Presbyterian church in
the hands of Rev. J. w. Luke.
Last fall the congregation voted
to extend the call to Mr. Luke, but
the Presbytery refused to grant
their request and explained that in
the opinion of the body Mr.. Luke's
service on his present charge are
too valuable and too badly needed
to consider the change at this time.
In the meantime he will continue to
serve as supply pastor. In his
capacity, Mr.. Luke is regarded as
doing one of the finest pieces of re-
ligious work in the state.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
EVERY ONE ASKED TO
FILL OUT CENSUS CARDS

After tabulation Of the informa-
ton secured by the Religious census
taken here two weeks ago, it was
found that there are still several
people in West Jefferson who were
not contacted as they were out of
town or could not be reached. The
ministers are particularly anxious
to have this census as complete
as possible and are re-
questing that every one who did not
fill out a census card, to get in touch
with any one of them.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
County Democratic Conventions
To Be Held May IA, State, l9
Dates Set At Meeting Of Execu-
tive Committee. Sat. Pre-
cinct Meeting May Z.

Raleigh, Feb. 24.-The state Dem
ocratic convention will be held here
May 10, the State Democratic Ex-
eeutive Committee decided tonight
In 27-minute meeting in the hall
of the house of representatives.
The committee set May z as the
time for precinct meetings and May
IA for county conventions. This &C.
tiDn was taken on motion of w. D.
SneEt of Siler. City, seconded by
Miss Ethel Parker, Of Gates county.
There was no opposition.
The state convention was set to
convene at noon. The hour of the
precinct, meetings. will be
set by their respective chairmen.
In the brief session the group al
so adopted resolution, offered by
Ed Butler of Morganton, making
the president of the Young Demo
cratic Club of North Carolina an ex
oficio member of the Democratic
executive committee.
r. Gregg Cherry, of Gastonia,
committee chairman, presided.
"Boy, this is love feast, isn't il"
Cherry exclaimed in introducing
Lieutenant Governor w. P. Horton.
Governor Notes Harmony
In a short talk Governor Hoey
noted the harmony of the meeting
and said he was glad to see the fine
appreciation and understanding
among the Democrats of our state -
Referring to the Democratic pri-
mary June 4, the Chief Executive
added. II hope that in the contests
to come, all candidates will realize
that the common good of the>party
should not suffer and be sacrificed
for personal advancement.
He said he was thankful the par
ty had not lost its common touch
with the people, and expressed the
desire that Democrats move along
together as a great, fine party, diff
fering as we go but moving toward
the common good of the people"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
SCHOOLS TO OBSERVE
SAFETY WEEK NEXT WK.

Next week is Safety Week" in
North Carolina and all schools in
Ashe county are being requested by
Supt. J. B. Hash to cooperate in OBJ
serving this week.
In accordance with a letter re-
ceived for the Highway Safety Di-
vision of the state, Mr.. Hash is ask
ing all schools to devote some time
next week to the discussion of
safety on the streets and high.
rays"
I'VE would also suggest that you
sist on school boy patrol being
gained il each school and also
council may be organized
safss students" the let
ed.
should be trained
ious.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
Congressman R. L. Doughton
Will Run For 18th Term

Anxiety on the part of thousands
of friends in the ninth district and
throughout North Carolina was dis
PEELED last Saturday when Con-
gresham r. Z. Doughton announced
for the democratic nomination to
succeed himself in Congress.
'"This decision was reached after
quite a contest with myself, as !
had been contemplating, for some
time, retiring at the end Of my pre-
sent term," the distinguished and
venerable Congressman wrote tn
edis IF The Post TIE day.
However, the nlarv letters fro Z
thg mt the distr II IS well as
SITS siste7ce CT Preside
caf to feel Ier all
ci nc ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
TEACHERS TO MEET
HERE SAT, MAR. IL

A county wide meeting Of the
teachers and principals Of Ashe
county schools will be held Sat-
urday morning, March IL, begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock, at the West
Jefferson high school, Supt. ]. b.
HaIsh announced this week.
During the general meeting
Rev. J. w. Luke and his local
boy scout troup win give a flag
demonstration. Eenal reports
and 18th. grade examinations will
be discussed. Following the gem
eraI session, group meetings viii
be held.
All teachers are expected to
be present.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
NATIONAL USED CAR
EXCHANGE WEEK HERE

Next week is ssNationaI Used
Car Exchange Week" and the lO-
cal automobile dealers are CO.
operating to the fullest.
Their slogan FOR next week Is,
exchange you old, worn out car
for a modern one and get ready
to enjoy spring and summer driv-
ing.
Turn to page three and read
the advertisements ofs Ashe Mo-
tor Co. and Parkway Motor Co.
They are featuring real values.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
ROTTEN CLOSES STORE HERE

Roten's store, located here in the
Woodie building for the past two
or three years, was closed this week
and all Of the merchandise moved
to Warrensville where Messrs. Ra-
leigh and Will Rotten are opening a
new store in the Latham building.
The Rotens also operate stores in
Sly, Warrensville, Crumpler and
Lansing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1938-03-03
SUTTON KILLED INSTANTLY

Wallace Sutton age As, resident of
Piney Creek township was acct
dentally killed on Saturday, Feb.
rs, when an automobile in which he
was riding swerved from the road
near the residence of johnson
Wyatt about three miles west of
Sparta, and Mr.. Suttons's head
struck a rock, killing him instantly.
He married a Miss Dixon, who
with two small children survive.
He was buried at Cox's Chapel
Monday.