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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06
Proposal Is To
Be Explained In
Group Meetings
w. ID. Lee, Extension Soil Con-
servatiOnist Will Show
Moving Pictures.
FARMERS TO VOTE

Ashe and Allegheny county far
mers will be given an opportuni-
ty to study the problems of soil
conservation and the advantages
of establishing a soil conservation
district in the New River valley
for a demonstration project and
CCC camp work to control soil
erosion and to improve farm
lands, next week when a series
of meetings will be conducted by
w. D. Lee, of the extension de-
partment Of State College, in CO.
operation with the farm agents
office.
The meetings will be held in
the various sections of Ashe
county beginning on Friday,
March IA, and continuing through
Saturday, March %, c. J. Rich
announced yesterday. Mr.. Rich
explained that Mr.. Lee, soil con-
servationist would use natural CO.
lor slides to show the various
phases of soil erosion, and of the
steps that are being taken to con-
troll this menace to the land. Mr..
Lee will also explain the steps
to be taken to organize soil con-
servation district. Ali farmers are
urged to take advantage of these
meetings.
The week following the meet
ings the farmers will be given an
opportunity to express their opin-
ion on the matter in an informal
referendum. Ballot boxes will be
left at the voting places for a
weeks period to enable every
Continued on Page Four)
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Balanced Budget
Is Big Problem
Before Assembly
Dry Forces Won in Commit
tee; Many Important Mat
tiers Still To Come.
ADJOURNMENT DELAYED
By Staff Correspondent

Raleigh, March 5.-Speed, a
balanced budget and the question
of liquor referendum have occu-
pied the spotlight in the legis-
lature this week when hopes OF
adjournment on March 8 have
been extended until March Is.
Yesterday the statewide liquor
referendum bill received a fav-
orable report when the chairman
of the committee on propositions
and grievances voted to break a
II all tie. The vote followed an
hour and a half ABC argument.
But with this scant victory, the
bill is now scheduled to 60 to the
finance committee and a majority
of this committee are apparent
1y not in favor Of the bill.
The only way the house can
take the bill from the committee
is by a two-thirds vote and the
drys do not have it according to
those who are in position to
know.
Yesterday the house on the
hunt for revenue, both by econo-
my and by taxes, received from
Ross of Randolph and Davis of
Hyde, a new tax-raising measure
which has been estimated at 81,
100000 to 100000. .-....,.
The bill is entitled an act re-
quiring the registration Of trade
marks with the secretary Of state,
fixing the registration fees, and
providing for the distribution of
such registration by the local
government commission among
the counties of the state for the
purpose of equalizing the tax
1evies of the various counties in
CURED prior to January 1, 1881"
In attempting to balance the
budget, the subcommittee appoin-
ted for this purpose is expected
to report late this AFTERNOON.
Legislators recalled that two
Continued on Page Four)
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Beer Dealers Licenses Are
Revoked After Complaints
Bill Introduced to Authorize
Lansing to Prohibit Sale
of Wine and Beer.

While N. c. dry leaders bomb
arded the legislature, the sale of
alcoholic beverages in Ashe coun-
ty took a slump this week, when
the beer license of two dealers
were revoked by the county COM
missioners, another protested; and
a hm introduced into the house
by Representative w. B. Austin
to authorize the town of Lansing
to prohibit the sale of wine and
beer, was passed and sent to the
senate.
Following complaints made by
a number of leading citizens that
the Lansing cafe at Lansing, ope-
rated by Tom Perkins, Max's
cafe, operated by Bruce Phillips;
and the Town Tavern, operated
by Arthur Hurley, the Brewers
and N. G. Beer Distributors Com
mittee petitioned the county
commissioners to revoke tile Ii
cense of these dealers on the
grounds that they sold beer to
minors, sold it on Sunday, and
were public nuisances.
A hearing on the matter was
held Tuesday, but prior to the
hearing the licenses of both Max's
Cafe and Arthur Hurley's place
were voluntarily surrendered to
the county commissioners which
they then revoked for a six
months period.
The Lansing cafe did not, how
ever, give up so easily, and an
extensive hearing was held con-
corning this, with several wit
nesses appearing on both sides.
Colonel Edgar H. Balm, of Ra-
leigh, state director Of the COM
mittee to clean up the beer indus
try appeared asking for the revo-
cation of the license of the Lam
sing cafe. With Colonel Balm was
CONTINUED on Page Eight
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ID. ID. Wilkinson To
Preach On Sunday

D. D. Wilkinson, of Laurinburg,
who is a member of the senior
class at the Union Theological
Seminary, at Richmond, will
preach at Obids, on Sunday
morning, March 9. He will preach
at the West Jefferson Presbyter-
ian church on Sunday evening at
1880. Rev. r. H. Stone announced
that MIR. Wilkinson would also
preach at Boggs or at Big Ridge
in the afternoon.
The public is cordially invited
to hear him.
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PNEUMONIA is FATAL
To TWO CHILDREN

Pneumonia struck twice in the
same family at, Glendale Springs
within the past few days. Lois
Ann Pennington, 5-months' old
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Wood
row Pennington died from pneu-
monia on Sunday as did her S.
year-old brother, Walter Frye, on
Tuesday.
Lois Ann was buried on Mon
day and, funeral service for Wal
ter Frye will be held this morn
ing.
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Photo shows wreckage Of the Eastern Arlnes sleeper
plane which crashed to earth Atlanta Georgia killing
persons njurng nine Smiling Eddie Rickenbacker
Gnsert) famed world flying and president of air.
line whose plane he riding among the injured
u. S. Rep. VIM. Byron of Maryland was killed.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-03-06

OOUN11 NEEDS =.
q large industrial plant, agricul-
tural departments in its high
scncols, rural telephone lines,
SON conservation project, a coun-
~ recreation center, and more
hard surfaced highways. Let's get
them!
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AsHE COUNTY

is the air-conditioned section Of
North Carolina whose altitude
ranges from 5000 to $500 feet
above sea level. twenty-five miles
Of the PARKWAY run through
the county. -
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Ellis Memorial
Beautiful Service

A gentle breeze blew over
Bsyview Park Sunday afternoon
as the loyal Order of Elks bowed
their heads in reverent memory
of their dead. Dr.. Il c. Galley.
exalted ruler. presided over the
impressive ceremony dignified bv
simplicity and sincerity.
America was sung and the in
vocation given by Father A "a.
Dimmick. The Roll Call of ab-
sent brothers was made bv
George Lucas. while taps were
sounded by an Army bueler
bringing singing tears to the
eyes Of many.
Hon. Arthur Gomez paid ten
der tribute to the absent
Brothers, loved and lost for a
while.
Mrs. Eva Warner sang Just
For Today"
Ceremonies, ritual. was given
by the members Of the lodge and
music by Miss Beatrice Moreno
and Barroso's orchestra.
As twilight faded into dusk.
oenediction was given by Chap
lain Blake Graft
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School Home Economics Class
Visits Local Housing Project

Thursday afternoon from / to 2
one Of the classes Of Home Eco
Monies at the Key West High
School. under Clara 3. Landlord.
visited the J. Yates Porter low
cost housing project The girls
were taken through five different
units by Miss Grace Crosby, the
first consisted Of ivingroom, bed
room. kitchen and bath for two
adults; the second consisted Of the
hvingroom, kitchen on the first
floor and stairs leading 20 two
bedrooms and bath upstairs. this
for a couple with child over two;
the third visited had three bed
rooms on the second floor that
could be occupied by a couple with
two children; the fourth unit was
an upstairs apartment with living
room, bedroom, bath and with a
small porch for a couple with a
child; the fifth was a first floor
one bedroom unit for a couple
with arrangement of rooms slight
ly different from the first unit that
was seen
The girls unanimously APP
proved Of the project as boon to
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those living IN snbstandard
houses. They learned many facts
concerning the renting Of the
units One impressive fact was
that the rental IS dependent on
your income and may range from
$40 a month to SIS regardless of
the size of the unit. Comments
were made on the solar heated
rain water for the laundries, cross
ventilation in the units, the
amount Of closet space, the suit
ability of the architecture to Key
West, the beamed ceilings in sew
eral Of the units. the number of
electric wall plugs. that were
lucky the government built this
project, wouldn't mind living
in one myself We're made by
many students
Those enjoying the visit were:
Barbara Roberts, Catherine Con-
ner, Mary Frances Smith, Ern-
estine Evans, Mary Woods, Maui
reen Mcfarland, Ruth CuTTle,
Nellie Tiff. Edith Sands. Fannie
Ingraham, Frances Dunn, Edith
Dunn, Ruth Shelton, Marina Fer
nandez, Ruth Stricken.
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Galloways Return
Here For Visit

Mr. and Mrs J. c. Galloway
Of Port Allegany. Pa, are visit
ing IN Key West for few days.
Mr.. Galloway viii be remem-
bered as having contributed va
rious article 20 The Citizen,
during their residence here some
time ago. dealing with the flora
and fauna of Florida, especially
Key West, all OF which were
greatly enjoyed by the readers
Of this paper.
At the termination Of their
stay IN Key West Mr.. and Mrs.
Galloway VIII proceed to the
Isle Of Pines, Cuba.
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Red Cross Annual Roll Call
Ball Was Brilliant Success

Miss Martha Brennan and Jos
Cabrera
Ii and Mrs Thomas Wiley
entertained Ii and Mrs Frank
Jansen. Miss Dorothy Nicholl
and 1t Vim Weeks.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Dudley were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Boyden and Mr.. Kennedy.
At Mrs H B. Whitaker's table
were Miss Ruth Whitaker. Miss
Lois Mccoy, Ensign Fred Goor
and Ensign Lawrence Kirkland
Others noted at the Ball were
Mr.. and Mrs Allison Knowles,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A Russell. Mr..
and Mrs. L S. Gruber, Mrs r
Cherry. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z Alter,
Mr. and Mrs. @ D. Terry, Roy
Wingate, Charles Taylor, AIr. and
Mrs J. Mumford, Paul Dessez,
Don Wilson, MIR. and Mrs A.
O'Sweeney. Miss Edith Soupper.
Ii H Z Whitehead, Mr.. and
Mrs Sebastian Cabrera, Miss
Gloria Broune and Ensign Nal
lory and Dr.. and Mrs. Julio De
Poo.
Howard Wilson was the genial
master Of ceremony. introducing
Mrs. Howard Wilson. who acted
as chairman OF TIE Ball
Mrs Wilson thanked her CON-
mittee for their untIring service.
Prof Horace OiBryznt chair
man Ct the Monroe County Red
Cross COMMITTEES, and Gerald
Saunders. general Chairman o.
the Red Cross Roll Cal, we're
introduced ard expreased tseE
psessgre Al the hearty eoo5erz-
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Plan Musical For
l omOrrow Night

Musical with children perform
ing viii b. given in the audi
forum Of First NJ E (Stone)
church tomorrow evening. IT'S
o'clock
"A complete program for this
affair VIII be published In to-
morrow's paper.
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Junior Woman's Club
Meets Tomorrow

Mrs. Joseph Lopez president Of
the Junior Woman's Club, an
nounces that there viii be a bust
ness meeting OF that organization
held tomorrow afternoon. begin
ming at 5 O'Clock. at the club
house on Duyal street
Plans for the annual tea dance
in honor Of college students.
VIII be made at this meeting
All members are requested to
be IN attendance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08
Mrs. Clark Leaves
Enroute Home

Mrs. N. A. Clark. formerly of
Key West, but now making her
residences in Miami. aecompan-
led BY her daughter. Mary Flea
nor, who had been spending a
while visiting IN The Island
City, LEFT yesterday on the
Florida Motor Lines bus enroute
to her home.
While here. they were guests
Of Mrs ciark's parents. MIR. and
Mrs I. T. Thompson at the home
on Simonton street.
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NOTICE!

The regular annual meeting Of
Anchor Lodge and election Of Of
ficers wiz be held tonight al 7:30
O'Clock A special meeting to-
morrow night al the same hour
for work in NJ II Degree Breth-
ren vii please take notice. Visi-
tors are cordially invited. Re-
freshments VIII be served on both
occasions BY order of the W ~
JOHN c. PARK,
dec8-lt Secretary.
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tive group Of Key West citizens
crowded the Stork Club ball
room to capacity and much to
the regret Of the dance commit
tee a number Of people had to
be turned away for lack Of
space.
Beautiful women. distinguish
ed men, gIittering evening gowns
where bright coioTs and soft
pastels ranked first in the
fashion picture, despite the popu-
lar1ty Of black and other sOmber
tones.
A spirit OF friendly gaiety
prevailed during the entire eve
ming.
Noted at DR.. and Mrs. VIM R
Warrens table were Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Schutt, Commander
and Mrs. I. M Dick, Mrs. James
S. Roberts. Miss Eta Patterson.
Mrs. Joseph z. Brown and Com
mander and Mrs. Jaycott.
Captain and Mrs. Russell
Crenshaw, Mrs Norberg Thomp-
son, Mrs. d. A. Printz. Mrs. R
7. Menner and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Willing were the guests of
Commander and Mrs. Tucker
Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Russell
had as their guests Mr.. and
Mrs Lewis Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs John Costar en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bervaldi. Mr.. and HRS. John ST.
none, and Mrs. and Mrs. Grey
burn Plnder.
Prof and Mrs. Horace OBry-
ant were seated win Mr- aad
Mrs Wn- FriDp.
Dr. and Mr. J. 4. Vsldes. r.
entertained U5f1 gsoss5 IN
Guiding ". anS Yrs. - azn2
Adz9z Asr .sass r. lyss ~
vsrro, EE 80 Yrs Larry
CardrGr ard zfss prr
At Hrs. Bsgsg Ug.sF sse
were Afz Ftases Nrgse - ~.
lantas Co. Esa1 aa
Ensign AID m exzs ss@se.
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THERE IS CHARLIE RICE
ROBERTS: The man who covers
you with insurance and uncovers
your pocketbook. Wonder what
he IS looking at IN that show win
dow Of beautiful apparel for
women.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

IT'S A PLEASURE: To watch
Martha Watson and Steve Boyden
who get cur vote for being one of
the best dancing teams in Cayo
Hueso.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

LONELY LADY: Standing on
sidewalk gazing longingly after a
blue coupe, license tag 38-41 Fla.
Il Driven by distinguished look
ing grey haired gentleman
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08
RETURNS TO CITY

Karl o. Thompson has return
ed from Lakeland and other
west Florida cities. where he
spent the past week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

FEELING cHRISTMAsY: Sub
scribe for my favOriie newspaper,
The Citizen. and Just been notified
that subscriptions for two Of my
favorite magazines viii be a
Christmas present
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

GOLF COURSE iran
chise for Monroe County for
party who wishes highly prDf-
liable business for small IN
vestment. Write r W. DAVIS.
Patentee, 1zzI W. FlaEler ST.
Miami. dec6-ss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

MOST PROVOKING Seems
q me the habit Of rabbit minded
people VINO send unsigned articles
10 a newspaper and ask that il be
published and want the paper to
be the goat One should have the
courage TO stand behind ones own
opinion # it's worth publishing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

TRAILERS, rent OF sell Apply
Tommie's Skating Rink.
nov13-ff
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OBSERVATION: There are
some who make a genuflection.
others nod TO God
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

TOMMY MURRAY: Tells a
cute one about a little pal named
Billy. who watching the beauty of
a full moon exclaimed, It's God
totin' a lamp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08
Cracks And Comments
BY A
FLORIDA CRACKER

THE ULTIMATE EXTENSION
OF THE LIMIT: Those japanese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
private en1rancn fil9 William
street. -- d@c@-4x
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

FURNISHED APARTMENT =.
couple No children or ani-
mails 1l0z Division street.
decz-Tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

BRING xoUE vzSTTnc 49,
n u@eo 81 q EuuE niE1Ez reH
% III CEEESEAS E
Ciezu gooEA exCy - 49,
atzn1zpn@rz- SzEzEEarturw raex
SIT FAernlnE Stree Me~ Z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

NICE ROOMS. Good beds. Rea-
sonable rates. e26 GrinneN
street. dnca- zrw
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ONE VELOCIPEDE AND ONE
TRICYCLE. Apply IIl6 Grin
nell street dec3-tf
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TWO LOTS, 100 f. square. cor
ner lst Street and Seidenberg
Avenue. Good high land APP
ply SIS Margaret street
dec6-3tx
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SIGNS-"For REM, Rooms Fux
Rent, apartment For Rent
Private Property, No Tres
passing. THE ARTM
PRESS. novz5-tf
HOUSE-TWO STORIES. q
rooms, SIS United Street. be-
tween Duval and Sim0nton
Streets. Apply I228 South
Street. decs-1Eik
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MAr @ HAVANA wN -
1nz EEEmz8 $3.50 -
DAUy 81 Eww - mwE
Pimzm&. n GnnH 60
TR0PTC AMEENA
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Ny country It's Of thee
Sweet land Of liberty
OF thee / sing.
Land where our fathers died,
Land OF the pilgrims pride,
From every mountain side,
Let freedom ring.
AdioS,
FLORIDA CRACKER.
Subscribe TO The Citizen. 20C
weekly.
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MAYOR WILLARD NJ Al
BURY: Wlll act as chairman for
the Presidents Birthday Ball and
there IS no doubt that II viii be a
great success
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AN EXAGGERATED WASH
BOARD Is what one Is reminded
OF IN driving over Roosevelt
Boulevard
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-08

RABBI L LEHRER: With
tears IN his eyes, listening TO EIks
Memorial Service.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

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sriff glid. Die Slinge bieies Meiers
ipar BON Dem aIlerbeIten Stabl uno
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
(6ortieeung folot)

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Ding Ger ltnnloelidfeit', iaste Der
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

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