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NEAR BURKE, VA ACRES WOODED
land, $500 cash. Also large tract OF land
for subdivision about 90 miles from Wash
ins ton. D. c Emerson 5412.
> ACRES ON ROCK CREEK PARK.
North OF EaSt-West highway. On your
terms. Address W. E BIRGFELD. I'll
Bradley blvd Chevy Chase Nd
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PROPOSALS.

October IL. 1940.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 800. District Build
ing, until 10 AM, october rs. for fur
able furniture Up. W. A, D. c. Docket
l021-F. Unit n. Specifications and in
formation at Room 800, District Building.
oc12,14.15
COMMISSIONERS, D. C, WASHINGTON,
October 10, 1940-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 800, District Build
Ing until 10 AM, october 81. for fur
nshing c. l. water pipe and specials;
october %. X-ray apparatus. For spe-
ci6ca lions and information. apply to Room
$40, District Building ocl2,l4l5
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.512 B ST. NE.
(Continued.)

Out Michigan ave. to 18th st. on 1T
to Buchanan, left on Buchanan TO 1T
st ne.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN,

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT-1O.OOO SQUARE
,net. Call between and 10 am. War
field 2lI0.
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CHEVROLET 1888 2-dcor sedan, S1e5.
POHANKA SERVICE,
1925 Goth St. NV. D1. e141.
CHEVROLET 1882 2-dr.; to close account:
$50. Open ewes. Parking Lot, 219 2nd
st NV.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

As BRYANT ST. NW.-LARGE HOUSE
porcheS; brick; gas. oak floors. $500 cash.
Omen L.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRENTWOOD SECTION

BRIGHTWOOD SECTION,
NEAR CONCORD AND GEORGIA AYES.
Detached brick, in excellent condition
on corner lot. 1OO-ft front inclosed with
30 IN. stone wall. rooms, bath. hot
water heat garage, paved streets.
$4,000
Suitable for doctors Office and home.
Side lot available for building Adioins
park; To inspect call MIR. J. A. POWELL,
Woodley 2302
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-15

=. can get a loan of $4,000
if you can make monthly pay
ments of S7.04.
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5 WOODED ACRES.

Very high domestic, some bottom land.
fronting on concrete highway, miles
from Memorial Bridge; beautiful trees and
streams with place for pond or swimming
pool. The high building site is easily ap-
back This is a place you would be proud
to own, $500 per acre; easy terms. YER
NON M LYNCH & SONS, office Z miles out
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 1906
Closed Sunday.
FOR COLORED.
5000 per a. - a; water sewer avsn.
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PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ton loans; deals closed in "A hours; small
monthly payments; reasonable rates. w.
r. COTHERN. 9l5 New York ave. NV.
MA. 7416, 1s'
LOANS, PERSONAL, LIST AND End TRUST
auto, taxes: quick, confidential L. But
Ter o. Co., 919 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. AGO
WE PURCHASE CHATTEL AND End
men. Established 1922 H. C REINER
CO. 18th and X SITS. NV.
LOANS-Real estate LIST and End trusts.
taxes. ground. home improvements bust
ness. auto and personal Unit Credit Co.,
905 New York ave. NV. ME. 1877
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
interest IN first trust on improved D c.
JESSE L HEIsKEIL. I115 EYE ST NV
MONEY FOR LIST AND md TRUsTS-LET
us refnance your property: prompt and
budget. PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORR.
91l New York ave. Ma 4740. open
$50 m daily.
WE CAN MAKE YOU A PERSONAL
loan. PEOPLES MORTGAGE CORPORA
TON, Oil New York ave. National 4740.
PERSONAL LOANS TO SALARIEO LADIES'
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST
nearby Nd or Va. Reasonable rates
1879 n Y. n Ave NV INV N.t dsf $3.50
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
P. J. WALSHE. INC. 11O7 Eye st. NV.
National 646S
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r. S1,45O-Semi-detach brick Il rooms,
Bath automatic heat. brand-new kitchen
equipment reconditioned like new. MR..
SAMPSON MA. 2O40. Ewes. TIA. 297}.
HOUSE AND APPROXIMATELY 51,639
% IT. area, vicinity of 32nd and Ritten-
house SITS. NV. and present improvements
thereon. Land facing two streets.
CHAS S SHREVE.
Sole Agent.
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THOMAS j OWEN & son. AUcTIONEERs,
143l Eye Street NV.
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COLORED-19th ST. NE,
NEAR BENNING ROAD.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

s rooms bedrms Can be ARRANGED
Or = families Al condition. Call Dl.
30 to inspect
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CHRYSLER 1887 Airfiow sedan: black finish
very good, excellent motor. ) very good
tires. very clean interior. radio and heater;
a hne car for 1888
n B. LEARY. Jr., g. BROS,
1st and New York Ave. NE. Hobart e0le.
CONTINUED GA Nsxt Pags.)
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
CONTINUED
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.

SILVER SPRING, MD-5-ROOM BUNGA-
low: ami; automatic heat; beautiful land
Scaped lot > Leighton ave. MI. O0.I1.
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H b. IEARf. III, q btNUs'
[ Nol Nm 81 wv Hnhart 4QNn.

CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe town sedaa
original owner gave this car exception
care excellent motor, very good tires sHu
spotleSs interior: S445
NurXTU rUACE MOTORS
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CHEVROLET 1888 station wagon; $3.50.
KILLER MOTORS.

1.I21 I4th 81 NV. 1ooaFL 4HWV-
CHRYSLER 1889 Imperial sedan: one
owner car that has had the best Of care;
motor fully guaranteed. 5 excellent white
wall tires. very clean interior: reduced TO
B IEARY Jr.. & BROS.
1921 14th st. NV Hobart 1900.
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!, !, HAVE sE y, "a PgRGnAsERs FOB
4svl es- osls sa4 D1 ms Sa4s Mr. Ma'N0FFAf'
SEE US BEFORE SELLING YOUR HOUSE.
highest cash prices paid. No commissions
cha reed COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
40 l 81. Il " DI, $3.50. IL
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored any CONDITION. z A.
LARRY, 3439 l4th ST. NV. Columbia 60s6
: Pay dIGHkaT ALL-cAsH PRICES EoR
KERN 1899 Woodley 81 NV co. 2s75
6 TO o ROOMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE
All cash. A CARNEY. 11o6 Vt. ave
DI 45Os: eve. and Sun. GeorgIa $500.
ALL CASH AND IMMEDIATE SETTLE
ment: condition lmmaterial: no commission
Estate property promptly purchased. PEG
PIES MORTGAGE CORP. oil N. Y. ave
MA 4740-4141.
HAVE IMMEDIATE BUYERS FOR REA-
sonably priced brick houses ranging from
81 600 TO $4,000, BOSS & PHELPS. 14l7
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. c
property, brick or frame, location or con-
oition lmmaterial For & cash sale for
F ELIOT MIDDLETON,
205 Investment Bldg. RE. 1881.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
c property if the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small; condltion immaterlal
~ R. A. HUMPHREYS; oo
CALI. WASHINGToN'S LARGEST BUY
S I-,," ers OF. D. c, properly: over one
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN d CO. ME. 5000
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EARMS FOR SALE.
LOTS For SALE.

90 ACRES, NICELY WOODED. HIGH
$3.50. Lincoln 544l or 1851.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED by private party. at once. IS.
80. 81 or '3S light car; will pay cash at
once. George, Franklin 6OO5
DRIVE TO Crosstown Motors, get more cash
for your car. 1921 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
at N Y ave.
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1851 18th ST. NE.

New 6-room brick homes, tile bath, beau
tiful kitchen. some with chestnut Trim:
copper pipes. cutters and downSpouts.
La ae recreation room. deep lots: F H. A.
terms Out Michigan ave. to 18th. left 10
Allison Ma 1873
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New NE. Detached Corner,
ONDY ~, VDU-
pTCE NAN CT N Z

1901 BUCHANAN ST. NE
This 6-room and bath home with built
in garape, de luxe kitchen, slate roof and
MANY other outstanding features has an
outlook Of rare beauty. Can be bought on
terms that are very low
PAUL P. STONE Realtor. ia. 924i-33l1.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SQC50-

Mt. Pleasant. overlooking Rock Creek
PIX. att. Colonial brick, o., IT. wide lot
10 II. deep rms. - baths. maid 5 rm.'
OIL heat. 3-car brick gar: out-of-toWn
owner desires quick sale. Evenings phone
TE 2233
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL BUY SMALL HOME IN ARLINGTON.
Quick purchase If priced night. Private
PARTY; no aeentS Chestnut GSg3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-10-15

DRUGSTORE AND 3 APIS, FULLY
rented Owners equity is $4,000: first
trust is 10000 What have YOU TO offer
in exchange KELLEY. STEELE Il BRAN
NER, DI 774O.
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NEW THREE-FAMITY tn

fares. Each apt. has separate entrance,
etc Live IN one and rent other two for
enough 10 pay expenses. Only one left
1924 st. ne Open to o pm. OWNER,
Republic 1850. Eve. and Sun. Allan
IA
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STORE, CIR, B MODERN APT, NEWLY
renodeled. on 18th az 3 ST ne z A.
CARNEY, DI. 45ns: eve. and Sun, GE.
$500 ll26 VT. ave.
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LOANS, PERSONAL, LIST AND End TRUST.
auto, taxes: quick confidential. L. But
Ter d. Co., 919 N. Y. ave. NV. MA. 4490
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HURRY HURRY HURRY!
BEST BUY IN N E
nNI &C gEn

4Gl6 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE
Outstanding home, rms. > baths, rec
reation rm.. built-in garage: overlooking
beautiful institutional grounds. This IS
real buy on rea sonab terms. Other homes
times
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor, ia. e244-3311.
SILVER SPRING BARGAIN.
Situated on nice andscaped lot 6Ox1O0,
il has large rooms and bath, extra large
closets, new kitchen equipment, oil heat p
car garage: thoroughly reconditloned: con-
venient to schools. stores, tranSDN~t7 on.
MR.. SAMPSON, MA. 2O40. Ewes. ia. 2973.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-S1, 900
house modern. : rms. 1is baths. oil heat,
gar Make offer. Call BUILDER, WO. 32S6.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
| interest on FIRST trust on improved D c

w, WE CAN Nm MAKE * rYog' 4 PERsooMA.L
TON. Oil New York ave. National 4740.
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AUBURN 1885 de luxe 4-dr. sedan: sac
rifce. 500. 407 Turner ST.. Chevy Chasl
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| LOANS-Real estate. ! st and End trusts,
taxes. ground. home improvements BUSH
! ness. auto and personal. Unit Credit Co.,
| 4n5 New YORK ave. n W. ME. 11IH.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

ITO 18th ST NV. - REASONABLE.
With P. B. x. board.
phone, sec. service; represent outside con-
Germs. III Woodward Bldg. d. $500.
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IDEAL ROOMING HOUSE.
Large three-story brick residence
in the popular rental section near
14th and Columbia I'd. Comprises
IA rooms and 3 baths. Large rear
yard In excellent condition
throuhout. Priced at only SlO.5uO
clear of encumhrance. For ap-
pontment to inspect, l347 Grard
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1925 14th ST NV
Large store near Park I'd shopping CEN
ter; 1st floor approx. 15x50 it.: imme-
date possession.
1901 4th ST, SW
Large 1st-foor store. corner of N St,
727 18th ST. NV
Downtown location-Large store. i'm
mediate possession; heat furnished.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
733 18th ST. NV. National 03o2.
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OWNER MUST SELL.

OGDEN ST NV. NEAR 18th.
Attractive 23-ft brick, Z rooms "A bed
rooms, sunroom oil heat, 2-car gar.
porches, refs, etc: excellent cond. a sac
rifce for only $3.50, on terms. Call till
q pm
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. $500.
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DAVIDSON e. DAVIDSON.
National 1512.
CUSTOM-BUILT

CUSIOM-BUIL
COZY WHITE BUNGALOW
ONLY S4,i5O
located | block of Southern ave. Sc;
near District line. Is large rooms and
rath on one floor full basement, hot
water heat; front porch, nice lot: fine sub
urban home for man working in Navy
Yard
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORE. 2 BAY WINDOWS: GOOD LOCA-
ton. with 8 rooms above: private en-
trance: ami. Call 1922 18th st. NV.
LARGE STORE OR OFFICE ON THE
ground floor on K st, suitable for any
business; rent only SOS. PERCY H. RUS
SELL CO. 1871 K ST. NV
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trust notes; also finance small business
men. Established 1922 H. c. REINER
CO 11th and K SIS n W
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ANSWERING DEMANDS OF
PHOENIX FANS!
VITA BLOOM HOSIERY
81
3 prs. $3.50

Z, 3, 4 and THREAD WEIGHTS! A complete
wardrobe Of Phoenix Silk Hosiery, with the Vita
Bloom process for lovely sheerness and longer
wear. FiIny 2-threods for evening wear, sheer
as can be: 3-threods for otter five o'clock, to
make your legs slim and lovely; 4-threods for
good everyday wear, for office and school;
sturdy o-threods for walking, bicycling and gen.
ero wear. In new, lovely ooIors. 8'to | !.
(Hosery. The Hecht FloorI
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Does your walk tire you out? 1t shouldn't if you
are wearing the proper Shoes Your shoes should
control the position Of your foot, so that you
walk comfortably and costly Scientific tests
have proved thot Dr. Locke shoes make it pos
sbIe to walk straight oheod just os nature in
tended you to. Stop in for consultation with
our Dr. Locke filters today! See our many
styles in suede, Golf or buoko black or brown.
No. 4H Lost Black bueko with alligator Golf trim;
also in brown bucko
No. I Lest Black suede step-in pump with potent
trim; for vosU dressy eostumes-
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\ Here's wide important looking beret that dips
down over your forehead with an oh-so-fIotter.
ing dir! There's added height in this pretty
hat, for there's q smart upshot Of felt to give
you inches. The sort Of hat you can wear any,
where and feel we'll dressed Just one Of our
large collection for you ;. berets brns and
turbons. In black and co|ors
millinery. r1oor)
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MRS. JOSIE FIELDS

Few women in this section can boast of
such long period of useful activity as
Mrs. Josie Fields, Of the Mouth of Wilson,
who died last week, at the age of II.
Her death is distinct loss to her COM
munity and many friends near and far; for
her life was full-measured, touching hun
dredS who knew her.
Mrs. Fields was born and raised in an
age when women knew little of business,
but upon the death of her husband, the
late w. c. Fields, she became president of
the Fields Manufacturing Company and
successfully filled this position until her
death, displaying keen understanding of
the business as we'll as executive ability.
Mrs Fields interest in the church and the
school made her valued citizen who will
long be missed.
She led busy life, but with it all, had
time to listen to the troubles of many less
fortunate than she and was ready with
helping hand, sympathy and advice. The
many friends which she leaves in all walks
of life can look back on her life as an in
SEPARATION and can be proud of the fact that
they we're able to count her among their
friends.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-03-28
PUTTING ATHLETICS FIRST?

DR.. J. Henry Highsmith, one of the
states. leaders in the educational field,
caused a good deal of editorial comment
recently when he told members of the
North Carolina Education Association that
too much emphasis is being placed upon
athletics in our schools
A vast majority of the editors in the
state are agreeing with DR.. Highsmith on
that point On several different occasions
in the past few months, Supt. J. B. Hash
has made similar statements in public
meetings.
Those who take an exception point out
that the emphasis on football, basketball
and baseball shave done more to stimulate
the interest of boys and girls over the COM
pulsory school age of ii in continued school
work than any other factor"
We thoroughly agree with both conten-
tons. Athletics have very definite place
in high schools and colleges but they are
only secondary to the primary purpose.
What are children sent to school for? To
develop strong bodies and weak minds? Of
course not. We send them there to LEARN
to improve their minds, to acquire
KNOWLEDGE. At the same time, we want
them to participate in physical education
program that develops the body, teaches
fair play and craftsmanship.
And then we naturally want "our
school" to have good team" We want
them to win games, to amuse us and to ad-
vertise 'our schools, but we don't want
athletics to take presidence over training
and over 'cultural activities.
If athletics are taking too much of the
limelight, and we too think they are, then
it is due in large measure to the public
itself. Here in Ashe county patrons take
great deal more interest in attending athle-
tic games than they do in such equally
important activities as oratorical contests,
debating, spelling bees, dramatics and so
on.
This condition should not exist. Of
course these activities do not afford such
keen excitement to spectators, but they
are OF more lasting benefit.
Let's show our interest in these worthy
activities by attending the spelling bees
and debating contests and by encouraging
our children to participate more in them
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member, or acquired at any time
during. the fiscal year.
The fiscal year will extend
from April l to March 81.
May Buy Dipping Vat
At the meeting Saturday, fav-
orable sentiment was expressed
towards purchasing a dipping vat
and having it available for use
here in the county.
Secretary H. D. Quessenberry,
who has devoted a great deal of
time to the organization of the
Association, declared that dip
ping increases the number of
pounds of wool produced and also
increases the quality.
The ideal time for dipping is
from 3 weeks to a month from
the time of shearing, he said.
It was pointed out that noun
ted vat could be purchased for
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-03-28
9th District Gets $4,000
For Highway improvements

RALEIGH-Chief Highway En-
gineer w. Vance Baise Thursday
allocated 81, 887, 900 among North
Cardinals 10 highway divisions
to repair damages caused by
snow and cold weather last win
ter.
At the same time, Basic said
that a recent 2,800-mile survey
of the highway system had con-
WINGED him that the state was
not protecting properly its invest
ment in roads. He estimated. that
SIC, 100000 would be needed an
nually, * ine addition to regular
maintenance appropriations, to
prevent highways from deprecia-
ting, and that $5O,000,00O for
widening and elimination of
curves would be required to
bring the roads up to standard.
Damage last winter, the engi-
neer said, was slight as com
pared with the winter of 1885.
The money to repair damaged
roads, allotted recently by
Governor Hoey from the high
way fund surplus. The total made
available by Hoey, was 100000,
but $4,000 was earmarked for
repairs to the Wright Memorial
Bridge, leading to Dare county,
which was damaged during the
winter by ice jams and a storm
tossed barge.
The remaining $1,897,0O0 was.
divided by Baise among the 10
highway divisions of the state.
The amount allotted-Division
No. 8-Ashe, Caldwell, Watauga.
Allegheny, Wilkes, Surry, Yad-
kin, Davie, Forsyth, Stokes. was
State highways $1O7,1OO coun-
ty highways $4,000.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-03-28

Have you seen the hospital building re-
Gently? If not, take look at it. OF course
it is not completed, but one can readily
see that this building is going to be one OF
the finest hospital structures in the Caro-
linas. Just a 'look" will make your heart
swell with pride and admiration and JOY
will spring into your mind, Il helped build
that building" Nearly 1000 people in the
county can now experience that thrill
Others are invited to participate in this
enjoyment. Around $4,000 more will be
needed to purchase inside fixtures The IL
nance committee is now calling for more
funds Why not answer that call NOW so
that you, too, may have part in it. Here's
your chance to do something great for the
county and maybe it will be great for you
and your family. You might be the first
patient Who knows?
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SHEEP GROWERS ASSN.
PROTECTS IT'S MEMBERS

Continued from Page One)
ton and quality of lambs and
wool.
Membership Is Defined
"Any bona fide sheep producer
of Ashe county who pays his or
her protection fees is entitled to
membership in the Association.
No producer may be member
until so days after suffering any
loss by dogs Any violation
of this shall void membership
and protection fee is to be re-
turned to applicant"
The dues in the Association
shall be ten cents per head, per
fiscal year, for all old sheep on
hand or owned by the producer
at the time he or she became a
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-03-28
BaDtist Pastors
To Meet April l
Interesting Program Planned
For Northwestern Group
In North WilkeSbOrO.

The first regular meeting OF
the Northwestern Baptist Pastors
Conference will be held in the
Reins-Sturdivant chapel in North
Wi1kesboro, on April l., according
to an announcement made this
week.
The conference which was or
ganized in Feb. is made up of the
Baptist ministers of thirteen as
sociations in this section includ-
ing Ashe, Allegheny, Surry, Yad-
kin, Stone Mt, Three Forks,
Avery, Stony Fork, Brushy Mt,
Caldwell, Alexander, Elkin and
Brier Creek.
All Baptist ministers in these
associations are urged to attend
the first regular meeting.
The following program has
been arranged for the meeting,
April l:
1000 a. M, Devotional, led by
R. R. Crater, Ronda; 1915 a. m,
"Who We Are, by Eph Whisen-
hunt, temporary chairman, Elkin;
1890 a. m, preparing for a Re-
vivap', w. T. Wilmington, West
jefferson; HOO a. m, '"The
Terms of Discipleship", o. r.
Mangum, Lenoir; 1900 noon,
Lunch; 100 p. M, ''The Pastor
and the Boy in Our Midst, J. c.
Canipe, Boone; 1870 p. M, "The
Appeal of Our Women, Mrs. E.
c. James, president of Regional
w. M. u, Elkin; 200 p. M, Open
Forum on Pastoral Problems;
2:45 p. M, Election of officers;
800 p. M, Adjournment.
Notices of the meeting have
been sent out by Eugene Olive
temporary secretary.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-03-28
CALL OF REPUBLICAN COUN-
TY CONVENTION AND
PRIMARIES

TO THE REPUBLICANS OF
ASHE COUNTY:
A Republican County Conven-
ton for Ashe County is hereby
called to meet at the courthouse
in Jefferson, North Carolina, on
Saturday, April 6, 1910, at 100
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
electing a chairman of the Ashe
County Republican Executive
Committee, the Executive Com
mittee, electing the delegates to
the State and Congressional Dis
trict Conventions, and for such
other business as may properly
come before the Convention.
Republican Township Primaries
are hereby called to meet at the
voting place in each township in
Ashe County on FRIDAY, APR
IL S, 1910, at 800 o'clock P. M,
for the purpose of electing the
delegates to the County Conven-
ton, and electing a township ex-
ecutive committee.
This the 22nd day of March,
1910.
GRANT BAUGUESS, Chairman
c. E. WEIGH. Secretary
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