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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09

Davies, Charles X. and Edith s,
Part of Lot 80, Block /, and inn
provements, section 8, Chevy
Chase, as described in a deed re-
corded in liber ass, folio 90, Taxes,
interest and costs SSl9l,
Hastings, Jean Part of Lot G.
Block s, and improvements, Section
IS, Chevy Chase, as described in a
deed recorded in hher 6S4, folio 266,
Taxes, interest and costs Sl55,0I,
johnson, Raymond 7, and Mary
Part of Lots Ia, Is, % and 26,
Block 5, and improvements, section
Is, Chevy Chase, ms described in a
deed recorded in hher 6Sa, folio
2A7, Taxes, interest and costs Sl67.Ss,
Jacob, Margaret Part of Lot
Al, Block 4, and improvements, Sec
ton 3, Chevy Chase, as described
in a deed recorded in liher asa. folio
lac, Taxes, interest and costs
Slaa4a
MeGlatheTy, Samuel f, and Ruth
Riot 81, Block 4, and improve
ments, section 3, Chevy Chase, as
described in a deed recorded in hher
az, folio 2aS, Taxes, interest and
costs SlSS,Aa,
NiepOld, Percy NJ, and Il, A
Part of Lot II, Block I, and I'M
provementS, section 5. Chevy
Chase. as described in deed re-
corded in liner cd, folio l46, Taxes,
interest and costs SlS9,SA
Ryan, Owen &, and Frances j.
Part Of Lot 81, Block 5, and i'm
prevementS, Section 5, Chevy
Chase, as described in = deed re-
eNrSaed in liner SSs, folio SS7. Taxes,
interest and costs $leS&,
Stevenson. Horace L and s. r.
Part Of Lot ~, Block &, and i'm
prevementS, Section s Chevy
Chase, IS described in deed re-
corded in liner see. folio $50. Taxes.
interest and eNStS $lSSN
Simpson, Eawara L and Margaret
-Les AZ Block I, and improve
nAeats. 'NSectiNn s Chevy Chase. IS
described in deed recorded in hhsr
4T4, fNlSe 1Ea, Taxes. interest and
eNSss NaSS7.
Spencer, Inslle M,-Los :, Block
: and improvements, Section 5
Chevy Chase. IS described in > SesI
reeorSsG in hAer l1&, feho IL Taxes
interest," and eNSsS $lSSS4.
TsseAteA. Mary E-Les -, Block
4, and i@eroveMeAsS ~SeesSoa 8
Chevy CASSsN, rs described n = SsSS
recexSseS IN heSr &S4> fesSo 49,
Taxes. interest SnS eNSsS SI1z4S
TaAe-. Ee-Saee C.-Pa-s u LoS
y, Raecz < and S2prVve-s2sS -
tSNa 3 CAsvy Case, as DESCRIBED
in Se@S reeNvSssS IN 6ss< SO. sNSe
SsA Taxes interest SaS eeSsS
$l4Aa&
WsTrsA Eeesxs :, SAS DoroSAy-
Part ~ LeSS u ana -, RANS& l.
and G22gNVSGAS2eS >sSzsSA 8 CASyy
CAassN, as SessglaseS II &ssSS reeo-,&
81 ~ ssSr ~ SSSa - and SasE
SeN Seeae AZ Taxes lasszsSa &2S
SeSeS $SSA
Ma2Ss Joy N-Esgs q LeS u
Ssse& = snS IHe-VSsms1-S ~>sSzse2
: CASyS Cas- sS SeszSeSS II 8
essS -eeN-GeS IN SssE ~ SeSe :
Taxes GssSsSs anS ~ SIS.A
MSaCsA Ms 9 ana E-sas r.
Par e los ? and L. E1ecS ,. SoS
la2a-oVsSasn-Ss >scSasa 8 CAsU
CHASE SS SsScsfssS II ! deed ~
c0HSeS n SaS1 81. SolSe LIS Faxes
SassSsS2 and eOScS $SSA -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09

Liehtbown. Cooper C.-Parts Of
Lots l, 2, and 4, Block Is. and
parts of Lots 4, 5, 6 and Z, Block
is. american University Park" as
described in a deed recorded in llber
5SS. folio $40. Taxes, interest and
costs $l9.25.
Scott. John B. and Margaret -
Lots 26 and 81, Block 10, and I'M
provements. american University
Park. as described in a deed record
ed in liber TOP, folio SO. Taxes,
interest and costs S156.S4.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District,
Battery Park

i Campbell, Edward PARTS of
Lots l and 8, Block NJ, and i'm
provementS, Battery Park" as de-
scribed in a deed recorded in liber
69S, foiios 1S4 and 1S9. Taxes,
interest and costs $216.53.
D'Ariano, Daniel and Grace-Lot
II, Block L, and improvements,
Battery Park, as described in q
deed recorded in liber SIS, folio 246.
Taxes, interest and costs $16S.23.
Lawrence, Edna S.-Lot Z. Block
B, and Improvements, Battery
Park, as described in q deed re-
corded in liber S74, folio 4OS.
Taxes. interest and costs $239.94.
Meyers, Eldridge L and A. NJ. B.
Lot Il, Block Eye, and improve
mentS, Battery Park, as described
in deed recorded in liber SS4, folio
- Taxes, interest and costs
Morgan, Aylmer L. Jr. and F. S.
Part of Lot Is, Block D, Battery
Park, as described in 8 deed re
corded in hber 412, folio So. Taxes,
interest and costs $16-SQ.
Norwood, Matilda NJ. and Frank
Lot 3, Block <, Battery PARK,
as described in 8 deed recorded in
hber 604, folio 46S. Taxes, interest
SnS ,So<S= eA- -
Perkins, Alvin S.-Lot l, Block G.,
Battery PARK" as described in q
deed recorded in hber 462, folio 3.
Taxes, interest and costs $2S.61.
Proctor, Martha A.-Lot 25. Block
Eye, and Improvements. Battery
PARK, as described In . deed re-
corded in hber $50. folio 4a4. Taxes
interest and costs Sl5S-2S.
Rarey, George b. and G. D.
Lot ). and part OF Lot 1. Block b.
Battery Park, IS described N =
deed recorded IN hher So. folio 42S.
Taxes, interest and costs SIS 90
SO03sr. Philip r and Violet s.
Par 81 Lee 5. BlOSk G, and IN
p-Oye2s1-s. Battery PARK. As de-
senosS N deed recorded IN liner
80. fofioS SS7 and SIS. Taxes
Interest and eoS1s SI5TA
Stewart. Ear c. and Lolz b
Lex =. BlocS s. and improvements.
Batter Park. IS described n =
deed reeorSeS N liner So. foaso les
Taxes interest and ccS-s Sl7S1S
Szsphs2So1. Iva PezrlIos !.
B1OcS Eye. and Improvements. ~BS--
sey PzR, IS described n = deed
reverted N khs< IS. fo1so ITe
Taxes. interest and c0SSS sI4S
Suburban Properties. Ins-L :
Bl0ck *. -B1-ts-y Pzrx a DE-
s-1oeS N ) SssG recorded n Eoe-
1o1- fe6o ST. Taxes, Interest s-S
co.'s S71S0-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District,
Section ). Chevy Chase

ES-A, Fannie N. - Part Of Los 2.
Re&e& 3 and improvements. Section
) CesEy Case IS described IN 8
SssS reeOESsS II 6os< So. foSSo is
Taxes, interest and cosrS S41S-4l.
TSc2sy, George N and Anna H =
Lex :. RlacS L and Improvements,
>eczs02 ), ChSvy Case As 6sSeEso-
81 II 3 deed recorded L kaer 80.
SO2o ga TsNeS, interest &1S ccSSS
$7-7A
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District.
Chevy Chase Terrace

Carey Aubrey & a-6 T Lots
r. = ara - ElocS 3 and IN
2rCve1enSS Chevy Caass Te-racs7
Is Sesc-roeG IN q deed rseurSsc Il
Gcer rs, folio - Taxes. ln1z-ss-
ana u.s. SII14S
CoElss, E1nSes c.-Loes : and 2
S-oeS &. Chevy Chase Tsr-acs- -
described II q SesS rseorGe6 n Ehs-
~. Scil0 81, Taxes, Interest SRI
rNSss $1SS.&T.
C0lSas, DeSaiS anu Mz-xs-sr
A1cCsAe-LeoS Ia and Is. Block =.
and lll0-0VemsnS Chevy Chase
EsrrscsF Is Per slat rsc0rsieG n 1iz-
eoc& 3 piss nGrlAsr 80 Taxes
-loscsSt saG ~ $lS6. IS
D0rTala2. $,csviS--ISeS 81 and S.
SSoSS 9 ~scAsvy Chase Terrscs+ IS
seSerses2 IN a deed rsSOr1eG IN EHsr
rs S0lae A., Taxes interest," and
~ SS.SS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District.
Section J Chevy Chase

Sssca. S,Rgsns L.--Se q. SccS
8 &a1 iHpcsEsnsaaS Secroa q
C2sVy Cas- a. 5ssc-sns,s m = -
-sc@c2ee N &ASr Ks ao,ao ~
EsSess lnosrsSc and so<cS S4ZSs
SSznSc~ A2crSw N AMI Lzrs 4
---S-S Cf LcoS "a And -. B,ocS 4
2a0 irnprcSsmanrS -Secccn & Csswv
CAS- As SesersNe2 IN a Ssss -
SerSec n Acsr IS scao 81. ~
inesr~Sc and 49, SG&SS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09


harrington, Marvin and E.-Lot
and part of Lot 4. Block II, and
1 improvements, Section 4, Chevy
4 Chase. as described in deeds re-
corded in liber 2SS, folio 2i9 and
1 hber S2I, folio 4 Taxes, interest
and costs Sl54,SS.
Farquhar, George Is, and Edith
Blot Ii, Block S, and improve
ments, section (, Chevy Chase, as
described in deed recorded in liheI
42S, folio IA, Taxes, interest and
costs S246ll,
Floluth Realty Company - Lot /
Block Is, and improvements, Sec.
ton 1, Chevy Chase, as described
in deed recorded in hber SIS, folio
1 2S2, Taxes, interest and costs SS5S.72,
Flynn, Marion l., - Lot IS, Block
Is, and improvements, Section 4,
Chevy Chase, as described in a
deed recorded in hher go, folio 404,
Taxes, interest and costs S2SS.sS.
Hin, Mildred and 7, P. Moore
Part OF Lots > and 5, Block II,
and Improvements, section 4, Chevy
Chase, as described in q deed re-
corded in liher 4la, folio IS. Taxes,
interest and costs $S7S,0l.
Lowell, Lillian Lot Is and part
of Lot Id, Block Il, and improve
ments, section 1, Chevy Chase, as
described in deed recorded in hber
SSl, folio Az, Taxes, interest and
costs Sl4l,90.
Lynch, Josephine Mot 3, Block
l9A, and Improvements, Section 1,
Chevy Chase, as described in deed
recorded in hher CTS, folio los, Taxes,
interest and costs $l7S,7s.
Mcpherson. David NJ, - Lot IL,
Block 5, and Improvements, Section
1, Chevy Chase, as described in =
deed recorded IN hher 4Al, folio is
Taxes interest and costs &s6S0,
MeRas, Kenneth n. and s. X. -
Part Of Lots 5 and {, Block 1, and i'm
prOyemeAtS, Section 1, Chevy Chase
IS described IN = deed recorded in
hher $S4, fNlSe SIS, Taxes, inssrsS:
and eoStS $l0lyS4,
Nax6eaS, George W. and Lazy F.
Parts Of Lots y and Is, Block ,, ans
improvements Section 1, Chevy
CAsss as described IN deed record
ed IN kesr SO, folSo S1S Taxes, inter
est and eaSgS $AS4,
MeMarGs. Bridget - La. a., RloeS
Is and Improvements, Section 1,
CAsyy CASSe, IS described II > deed
rseeCSeS Il 6Asz SIS tolse lac. Taxes.
lnssgeS, and eoSsS &&&
MeNSnGS, BrSSgss = Let -. RloeS
~ and Improvements ~SseEsoa I,
CAsyy CASSS, IS described N ; deed
reee-SsS " 6asS IS fOaSS 81. Taxes
interest and esSsS So 81.
Ns--SS, rAe@Ss saS KITTY {. -
Part u Les : and ?, Blk {. ans
I22zNSs@s2sS SeczSS2 L CAsvv
CA&SsS, IS SeSsESAsS Il : deed -ecozC-
81 n SoeE So ScSo Isl. Taxes S-.s<-
80 and eeS1s &S1S
Oaks. ES-sz7S p,~e - Il. :,
Rsa,S - sn,s rs-s -,-~--,S,s-ssS 62O,eS
an Sa-rvxsrssc.S. ~Saezss. 4 CAsxv
Glass; As SeSezsAss Ssss -e,e,ss,;-
~ II Aes< 81 fSlSa SSS Taxes, II
rsxssv. TSeas,~s n - =
EqcS N. ~ s.sg-oxe7asn,s -Ss,.So-
1 CAsvv CAsss@ - ,Sss.-Sa,aS - =
Sss,S -,sSsrSs.l > 49, IL ~, ~
rsxes. S--s~s,Sa - .-.9s-S 49, y
S,-svs psI = -
= sT,S ~ gsoss m - 7----,,-rs-
xsaes. -Ss--s,7, ! &c. r~I,e-Ssr =
ses,~sos,S IN ! sses,s -,s,.,,,-.se,s $, 49,
81. $50 -. TxxsS 7~---ss-.- -
ESeaa-,ss. Sglsn snS
Pares AZ Los 5 10 Is. Pso.-s , .-,s
arasrsvsnesu-s $500 So
CAsSs A. Ssse~7i,,s.s =, : ,;..,s,s -,...,1,-,s-
= s. So - 80, a. Ts~ss 49,
Rs-asr- Ca-,srl-s - Tss 80 ~
u Ese ) Ssia-S s-.7 7vg7,-,,-rsg-,..,--,s
s>a.esr, 4 F-s,,sv-r e-s,.ss.s- - -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09

tCoatmea from Preceding Pags)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09

'e'eaas ~. y Ns-s Pas.l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09

Chapman, j. Edward and A, s,
Part of Lot ., Blook 81, and inn
proyements, section :. Chevy
Chase, as described in deed ne
carded in liner Sl4, folio III, Taxes,
interest and costs $SSVl7.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09
Seventh Election District,
Section ,, Chevy Chase

Arth, Phil c, and L. Part of
Lot IL, Block 25, and Improvements,
''Section 2, Chevy Chase, as de-
seribed in deed recorded in hher
SIS, folio $50, Taxes, interest and
costs S2l7,07,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09

har-l Aargarsc y. - Par u z
? SSocS "a. snG impruvsmsnaS *,
Con :, C1svy Chase aS iesSrbs,i
a aesG -sc0rsSs5 N hosr 20. soii
81 rsxsS, lnesrsSt z15 coScS SIS. d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-03-09

Beck, Merrill G, and Mildred -
Part OF lot Is, Block 81, and im-
prOvements, Section ., Chevy
Chase. as described in deed re
corded in iiber 70l. folio sl0, Taxes,
interest and costs $sS0,l5,
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14

SPECIAL UNTIL JUNE 80 Esquire
magazine for Mem only $500
Fathers Day gift. Mrs. Letting
well, 613 Euclid. PHI. 681J 5-16
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
Lost, Found, EStrdy

LOST-Zipper type brown brief
case. Finder return to General
Petroleum Corp, 3rd and Main.
Reward. 5-14
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14

ONE 4-ROOM Apt, newly paint
ed, desert cooler one room Apt.
cooler Inquire 479 Park. SID
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
6 Personals, Special Notices

DO YOUR FEET HURT
For comfort and foot health
have your feet treated period
ically.
DIR. NILS w. JANSON
Foot Specialist
248 Professional Bldg.
Evenings by Appt. Phone 721J
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
Houses For Rent

FOR RENT bedroom unfurnish-
ed house at 642 Brighton. 5-8tf
2-BEDROOM house for rent. Fur
nished $40 month. Phone 1880
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
Ia Apartments for Rent

NEWLY DECORATED large Broom
Apt. Furnished or unfurnished
Inquire GIG So. 4th or 443 He'll.
Sig
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
WANT-AD RATES

Count words per line)
Per line one day ............ lOc
Minimum Space ........ lines
Three days for price of PA days
Six days for price of four days
Contract rates on application.
DEADLINE 1890 am. weekdays
Sunday deadline IL am. Saturday
Minimum. out-Of-tOwn
advertisers. soc.
WANT-AD RULES
Want ads are sold only In com
hination Imperial Valley Press
hand Morning Post or The Pos
Press on Sunday.
ALL RATES CASH
.. Except when advertiser car
ries regular credit account, or is
listed in telephone directory.
Remittance on charged adVertis-
ing due within seven days of
last ad insertion.
If remitances are not made when
due. advertiser Is pay all col
lection costs.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
Help Wanted

HOUSEKEEPER. white, TO stay ON
place. Must be unincumbered.
State age and qualification, Re
ply Post Press Box 873. sid
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14

NEW 5-ROOM frame house, acre
cherry trees. Best location near
highway in Beaumont. Come at
once, bargain. going east. 1852
Edgar Beaumont, r. A. Jones,
owner. 5-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
I9 Sum'r Homes, Sale, Rent
II Country Property-Kent
% Country PrOperty-Sale

FOR SALE or will lease for veget-
ables, 80 acres. 20 acres and
house, q acre grapefruit, also 60
acres with house. Will sell one
or both. Both houses equipped
with electricity. Located 2 miles
west McCabe school. r. K.
Green. 5-l8
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
6 Personals, Special Notices

WILL MAN who saw accident Dec
18 at Meloland involving Cor
don Brown please contact Brown
at Silver Dollar Cafe, Holtville.
5-l6
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14
Houses for Rent

STRICTLY MODERN 5-room house
with garage Well located, south
side partially furnished. One
year or longer. References re-
quired Keller and Keller, phone
1910 5-14
3 BEDROOM, furnished house,
completely electric ................$50
3 ROOM furnished Apt. ...-...S25
ROOM furnished Apt,
cooler ....-.-.-.......---...-.... $50
ROOM unfinished house.
new modern ......................S40
2 BEDROOM furnished house $40
ROOM duplex, furnished S25
ROOM furnished house,
close in, modern ................$37 so
2 ROOM Apis, coolers, per
week ...........................$3.7 $3.75-$475
c. A. IRVING
831 Main Phone 974
IF it's insurance we write it,
FOUR ROOM furnished flat. New,
modern, completely electric. Air
cooled, $50.
C. A. IRVING
Real Estate and Insurance
83l Main Phone 974
NEW MODERN 2-bedroom house.
ready May Is. So side. paved st.
Very desirable Inquire at 10ll
Holt. 5-11tf
MODERN FIVE ROOM house,
hardwood floors, unfinished,
water paid
TYLER INSURANCE AGY.
5-10-tf
5-ROOM furnished stucco house for
rent 729 No. 10th. sis
3-ROOM HOUSE in court. nicely
furnished OF unfinished cooler.
8l8 Brighton. inquire 6jl Main.
Phone lO3. ZIG
II Rooms For Rent
EAT AND SLEEP in air cooled
private home Laundry included.
469 Vine st. 5-l5
LARGE AIRY front room. Adjoin-
inq shower or tub. Private home.
Close in. Gentlemen. $50 Com
nerCial.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-05-14

NEW COOLER motor ana blade
$9.95 Complete stock of motors,
fans and blades.
GOFFS BATTERY SHOP
459 State Phone 458
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16
Youth Crusade
Campaign Started
In vi. E. Churches
Many Ashe Union Members
Heard Miss IONA Drum
Speak Here Mon. Night.

I'm the Youth Crusade we
young people want to catch a
new vision of Christ so that our
desires and aspirations may be
lifted and guided by him." said
Miss iona Drum, director of the
Young Peoples Organization of
the Statesville district, M. E.
Church, South, in her message to
the AShe County Union held in
the West Jefferson Methodist
church Monday night.
The Youth Crusade is a church.
wide movement which is being
inaugurated this month by special
services in the churches and
Youth Crusade Rallies in all dis
tricts. Next Sunday, February
10, Young Peoples Day is being;
md the Rally for this area, COM
prising Ashe, Allegheny and Wa
tauga counties, and A. S. T. c.,
is to be held March 10, at Boone.
An excerpt from a pamphlet
Written by the Youth Crusade
Commission in Nashville gives a
very good definition of its pur-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16
FARM
NEWS

North Carolina will be breaking
land soon, and unless they use
proper methods of blowing, the
work they have done during the
winter in building terraces is
likely to prove worthless. Fol-
this reason, Ellis says, assistant
farm agents in most counties OF
the State are prepared to conduct
demonstrations showing how tC
pillow terraced fields.
These demonstrations may be
arranged upon request by groups
of farmers, and the agents will
attempt to make them as con-
venient as possible by holding
them at or near the time the
breaking of ground is started.
In explanation of the proper
methods of blowing terraced
land, Ellis says: when breaking
land the terrace should always be
broken first by back-furrowing
on the ridge. The burrows are
continued Throwing the soil to-
ward the ridge) until the bot
tom of the flow line is reached.
"A second furrow is then start
ed IL to II feet above the ter
race channel. Flowing is con-
tinued toward this back furrow,
throwing the soil uphill out of
the channel, until the channel is
egain reached. This leaves an
unbroken strip between terraces
which may be broken as a sepa-
rate land.
THE distance of back furroW
above the channel should be va
ried from year to year to avoid
the formation of a deep dead fur
row midways between terraces
and also ridge just above the
flow line"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16

TAKE A LOOK! New head
lights, windstreamed in front
fenders-13 inches wider apart,
closer to road-for safer night
drivingl They more clearly de-
fine outside limits of car for
oncoming motorist and provide
greater visibility in rain, fog, snow
and dustl Radiator grille guards,
pictured below, at slight extra cost.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16

pose: ct is not a campaign that
can be put on and have it over
with. 1t is a deep-fioWing four
year movement that will bring
basic changes. 1t is a movement
CT Christian Youth, to the great
est extent possible directed by
youth, for the youth of the ma
ton and world. 1t is a spiritual
movement that purposes to reach
every important religious prob
lem Of youth, both personal and
social. 1t is promoted through
the regular channels for youth
work in the church. And it will,
as time goes on, include many
new and some really dramatic
features"
A large crowd from all parts
of the country was present for
the initial drive.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16
Plant Now For
Your Pastures

r. Farmers who realize that per-
manent pastures are the founda-
ton of economical livestock pro-
duction will seed an ample supply
of edible and nutritious grasses
between now and March Is, says
L. I. Case, animal husbandman Of
State College Extension Service
The present increased interest
in the growing of livestock in
North Carolina should logically
be accompanied by an increased
larger acreage to adaptable pas
ture plants, he says.
The beef cattle and sheep spe-
cialist gives the following hints
on producing good pastures: Pas
lures should be treated as crops,
and they should be produced on
land that has been built up, pre-
pared and fortified.
The selection of adaptable va
rieties of pasture plants is i'm
portant. The kinds of grasses
and legumes that are now thriv-
ing under similar conditions is a
good indication of what will do
best.
A variety of several pasture
plants is better than one or two.
One of the best pastures in East
ern North Carolina is on the
farm of E. E. Bell in Jones coun-
ty. The first plant to start growth
in this pasture is hop clover and
close behind it comes blue grass,
white dutch clover and dallis
grass. Then as the season adj
vances lespedeza and carpet grass
come along which, together with
the dallis grass, furnish feed we'll
up into the fall. When the wealth
ere gets cool, blue grass and
white dutch clover again furn-
ish good grazing.
Finally, it is better to use 40
pounds Of seed per acre than Is
or 80 pounds as is often done.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16
5000 Years from Notu

Five thousand years from now.
psychologists will dig deeply into
the grounds of the New York
Worlds Fair 1889, unearth metal
cylinder I feet in length. and dis
cover within it a "cross-section" of
today, Scientists are busy now as
sembling the varied contents of
this receptacle. to include micro,
scopic books, small articles of ev-
cry day use and motion picture film
which will tell people of the 10th
century how those of the goth
looked. dressed and behaved,
When unique methods of publ
Ching the Fair are discussed in
6939 AID the New York Worlds
Fair 1889 Pre-View on Wheels and
Southern Motorcade will undoubt-
eddy come to the fore. This Show
on Wheels sponsored by the distrib-
utors OF Arcadian Nitrate. the
American Soda is the epitOme of
modern craftsmanship. 1t is now
touring 36S Southern communities,
bringing to each an advance show
ing of the marvels of the Fair in
diorama form. The educational fea-
lures of this display of the Fair
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16
Many Renew Their
Subscriptions TO.
The Skyland Post

Since the revision of The Posts
mailing list about three weeks
ago, a large number of past DUE
subscribers have been sending
and bringing in their renewals.
The Post is always glad for it's
subscribers to stop by the office
for a 'little chat" and to renew.
Joe Poe, of Lansing, who has
the distinction of having the
shortest name on the papers
mailing list, was especially well
coined visitor last Saturday. For
some time, Mr.. Poe was seriously
i'll in the North Wilkesboro hos
pital and it is good to see him out
again.
Give been back five weeks and
I'm feeling much better" but
I still can't walk good" he de-
clared.
Others renewing their subscrip-
tions in the past two or three
days include: Mrs. Frank Lewis.
of High Point; S. B. Laprad,
Wagner; A. V. Buttery, Grassy
Creek; J. r. Weaver, of Lansing:
A. c. Massey, Nathan's Creek:
Mrs. w. P. Hamilton, West Jeffer-
son; Dan Thomas, Hemlock; w.
M. Miller, Lansing; Mrs. Agnes
Clark, Lansing; Fredda Penning-
ton, Laurel Springs; D. A. Per
kins, Nathan's Creek; Clyde Cen
try, West Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16
GOOD NEWS FoR USED CAR RIVERS,

.'o" you can geta Dodge used car which.
III many ways as just as modern as MANY
compedtive-pake 1899 new cars-and
ger it for only a fraction of the cost
t1es why: there's such great demand
lot tne new 1899 Dodge that buyers are
actually tdrning in fine late model Dodge
cars way ahead Of +;meI A. 49,. se
youngsters" in mileage and looks.
are Oe'ng sold by Dodge dealers at amaz-
EIy 40" pricesi What's more, the demand
makes of cars ia g;,,;,,r ,,oDI
oHe oi the finest stocks of used cars in
Soui iocalityi See him today
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16
S COND ISSUE OF
THE HILLTOP ECHO
APPEARED LAST WEEK

The second issue of "The Hill
top Echo, published monthly by
the council of young peoples
union of Ashe M. E. church, made
its appearance last week.
A coed deal of space was de-
voted to the new Youth Crusade
Movement and the activities of
the different departments in the
county were given.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-16

TAKE A LOOK! New handy gear
shift near the steering wheel-yours
at no extra costi You shift in the
standard "H" pattern nothing new
to learn! Not an Attachment" but an
integral part of car. Floor is clear for
real comfort for three in 'front.'