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La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Ell ejercito rojo Sc retira Guam
do asi 10 ordena ell mariscal
Timoshenko; pero Sc mantle
ne intacto.
Inglaterra y Estados Unidos
continuan enviando a Russia
por todas las rutas abiertas, NJ
les de taques. aeroplanos Y ca
homes.
Los obreros de Russia Y las
Naciones Unidas trabajan con
redoblado entusiasmo; ell ira
bajo esclavo. al servicio de Ia
tirania nazi-fascista, rinde me
nos a MEDIA que pasan las Sc
manas y los meses.
En- los paises democraticOs
crece ell n1merO de brazos Y
armenian, considerablemente.
las ganancias de los trabaja-
dores.
En- las naciones dominadas
por ell nazi fascismo y en- los
paises "ocupados," aumenta ell
nGmero de obreros reclutados
a la fuerza, pero las utilida-
DIES de los trabajadores dismi-
nuyen.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Washington, julio 13.-Espe-
rase que en- esta semana finalice
ii consejo de guerra contra los
echo saboteadores nazis desem-
BARBADOS en- las paayas america
mas por submarines enemigos.
Volvera a declarar hoy un a.
genie federal que va declare ell
sabado.
La acusaci6n terminals mana
ma de presentar sus testimonies.
Creese q. la defensa Sc tomara
dos dias para presentar sus tes-
tigos.
Pas6 hoy ell senado Ell credito
para la OPA, con ell aviso de
Leon Henderson de que las limi-
tacioneS sobre precios buscadas
lpor los grupos campesinos SER
viran para lisiar o paraliZar ell
programa anti-inflacionista.
Las limitacionesestan conte-
midas en- un credito complement
tario de $1,S65, 900, 900 para las
agencia de guerra. Incluye la
ley $3.50, 100000 atados por en-
miendas restrictivas, con ell fin
ue costear los gastos de un aho
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
La aviacion inglesa ataco c. sabado a Danzig
Participation en- ell bombardeo los Lancaster cua.
trimotores. = Los ingleses mantiee SUI
nueva Inca en- Egipto

Londres, julio 13.-Mas de 60
aviones Lancaster cuatrimoto-
res bombardearon ell sabado a
Danzig, en- pleno d1a, realizando
un vuelo de 1859 millas para
lograr su objective y regresar.
Forma parte ell bombardeo de
la campana paa destruir subma-
rinos y puede comparar con ell
que Sc realizara, ell pasado abril,
en- Augsburg. Tres de los cuatri-
motores no regresaron a sus ba-
ses.
Bombas de gran tamano sc
arrojaron Ell los astilleros Y bu-
ques en- construction. Otros apa
ratios de la miSma clase ataca-
ron la base de submarines en-
FlenSburg, en- la frontera ale
mana-danesa. Para llegar a Dan
zig los aviones lucharon con ell
viento Y la nieve que sobre sus
alas Sc depositaba a gran altu-
ra. Los nazis tenian incluida a
esa ciudad en- la liSta de los lu-
cares "seguros'.
Ell ejercito ingles de Egipto,
leforzado de nuevo por australia
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Cuatro companies Sc bene-
ficiaran con la gonna que ell
pueblo puso a disposition de
Uncle Sam, en- las dltimas Sc
manas.
Fueron denunciadas las cua
tro por Elliot E. Simpson, abo-
gado consultor de un subcomi-
te de la Camara que investiga
los problemas del caucho y su
escaseZ.
lPor que no Sc impide, en-
bien de la patria y del dere-
cho de todos los ciudadanos,
que las compahias subidas en-
las espaldas del pueblo "ha-
gan" nuevas y mayores fortu-
mas?
iContribuciones e impuestos
para los concentrates e indus
triales de POGO capital. gran
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Parrafos de una carta llega
da a esta reduction en- la ma
mana de hoy:
"Se esta cometiendo con ell
pueblo, en- Tampa, ell 'crimen'
de cobrarle ocho centavos por
una libra de 'bananos.' En- los
barrios americanos Sc cobra
Ocho, en- los 'latinos' seis Y en-
Otros lugares 25 y 30 centavos
la docena. Los bodegueros a
seguran que ellos no han au-
mentado sus g~anancias. iQuie
mes son los beneficiados? mo
serias possible declararle una
huelga a los bananas o con-
sumir la menor cantidad posi-
BILE? iHa de servir la democra
cia para que los menos hagau
escarnio de los mas?
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
AZUCAR DE ESTADOS UNI
DOS ST. VENDE EN RUSSIA

AzGcar traido de Estados
Unidos Sc ha puesto a la ven-
Ia en- los establecimientos de
esta capital,
Con las tarjetas de raciona-
mieuto el pueblo puede adqui-
rjr las libras necesarias para
Ia buena alimentaci6n.
Durante ell inyierno, en- los
PASSES frios, ell azucar es un
precioso alimento.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
LOS NAZIs DESTRUCTION
UNA ALDEA EN- NORUEGA

Londres, julio 13.-El Bur6
de information del Soviet a.
nuncia que los nazis destruye-
ron salvajemente una aldea en-
la provincial de Telemark, en-
el sur de Noruega, matando a
hombres, mujeres y nihos.
Tn delegado del gobierno
noruego en- Ell destierro mani
fest6 que no tenia Information
para ell pGblico, en- estOs mo-
mentoa
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

La iuerza cheC0eslOVata no
es graude, pero aumentara ra
pidamente.
mo fu6 ell coraje, ell buen
espiritu y Ia resolution del pue
bio 10 que mas impre5,0no. 70
eSperaba este - manifesto ell
general lngr. Lo que me inte-
rea6 particularmente es la evi
denci AIDE buena organization
que Sc We en- todas par,es-or-
t.4sizaci6n para la guerra y
las ncceSidades %ciylles. Los ru
SOS alcanZaron I'm gran eXito
trasp.autando industrlas de
guerra hacia ell este. Estas ia
bricas trabajan dia y noche,
hacienda los materiales que Sc
rcquleren para derrotar a los
aiemanes. Esta guerra necesl-
Ia hombres braves y buenas
maquinas.
Yo saba que los rusos eran
Nalientes; ahora Sc We q. pue-
den hacer las maquinas. La
discipline EN- ell eJerelto rojo
parece ser excelente, firme,
,ensible, Y me impreslon6 es-
D. cialmente la atmostera de ca
maraderia que predomIna en-
ire oliciales y hombres. He
vIsto a la Russia Soviet y he co
nocido a sus generates y esta-
distas. Me han convencido de
su noble voluntad hacig nues-
tro pueblo. Nuestroa soldados
son felices combatiendo junto
a los rusos.
Sc ha concedido una cOnde-
coraci6n al captain de subma-
rinos Nicolai Lunin, que dispa-
70 dos torpedos contra ell AGO.
razado aleman "Tirpitz.' Las
escuadrilla de Lunin estaba a
vi,ada de los movimientos del
enemigo y 10 aguard6 frente a
un grupo de islas en- ell mar de
Barents.
Apesar de la negative de
Berlin, sc sabe que ell won
Tlrpitz" sufri6 serios danos.
Los aviones Stormoyick, es-
coltados por cazas, ditieultan
los ayances de los tanques.
La aviaei6n alemana ha re-
cibido grandes refuerzos y bus
ca dominar los puntos donde
sus tropas coloearon los puen-
ties de pontones.
Ell heroismo de los tanques
rusos Sc proclama por todos
los diarios. Hubo tanquistas
que pasaron SO horas en- sus
maquinas, sin salir de elias.
Para ellos no hay dia nj no
che, solo hay batalla."
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
Los AVIONES RUSOS USAN
BOMBAS DE FUEGO IL
GUIDO

Helsinkiv, julio 13-El man
do finland6s, aliado de los ma
zis. anuncia que nueve aero
pianos del ej6rcito rojo lanza-
ron bombas de fuego liquido
ampolletas con 70 foro, para
i%ncendiar casa y campOs, en-
las orillas del lago Ladoga. :.
La aviaci6n enemiga sigue
demostrando gran actividad,
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
LOS A z DICEN QUE HUN
DIERON Is BARCOS

Berlin, julio 13-Los nazis
hundieron Is bareos mercan-
ties, con un total de 116,0 600 to-
neladas, en- ell Atlantico y las
aguas de las costas america
mas. BESIDE julio ! a la fecha Sc
lie hundieron a las Nacionss
.Unidas 81 barcos, con 225, 800
toneladas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Senior editorialista del Times:
Mr.. Nash Higgins CANA $265.OO
mensuales sirviendo a la Jun
ia Gle Recreo y a los 100000
habitantes de Tampa.
Muchos obreros de los asti-
lleros, que no son in~genieros
nj estan espscializados en- cons
trucciones y deportes, ganan
$50 V 500 a la semana.
IPor que no rectifica, hon
radamente, y lie dice al publ
co cual es ell verdadero sueldo
que la Junta de Recreo, que
NADIA tiene que yer con la Jun
ia de Relaciones PGblicas, abo
ma a Mr.. Higgins ?
I'm peri6dico dedicado a la
t'politiquilla," que ataca sin
ton nj son, 10 menos que pue-
de hacer, en- honor de la ver-
dad, es rectificar sus equivo-
caciones.
lSe propone mortificar a
Mr.. Higgins con la esperanto
de que la ciudad de Tampa
pierda los valiosos servicios de
un verdadero experto en- cues
tones de recreo?
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

tienen puesta hoy una punta dt
lanza en- direction del NOlga
ell centric industrial de Stain
grade.
Luego de un avance de l7C
midas en- direction este, en- unf
semana, ell enemigo Sc encuen
ira en- las cercanias de Bogu
char Y arroja en- Ia batalla tan
Ques, aeroHIanos y centenares
de miles de soldados.
La batalla sc divide en- dos
orazos, uno que cruZa ell Don
.frente a Voronezh Y Ell otro que
ocsciende hacia ell vale del Don,
entire los rios Don y Donetz.
,Estas operariones represen-
tan amenazas contra RoStoy, 81
norte del Caucaso y la parte cen
trail del Volga.
Ell extreme mas oajo de la o
fensiva alemana del otro lado
del vale del Don, que habia en-
uuiado a los rusos desde Lisi-
chansk, ofrece una amenaza dc
"crecientes preparedness. All
las tropas de Timoshenko tienen
una nueva Inca de defensa que
no puede estar a menos de 10
millas de Rostov, por ell norte, y
225 millas al oeste de Stalingra-
do.
En- ell sector central, las ma
niobras alemanas hicieron repie
garse a los rusos desde kante.
mirovka, las millas al sur de No
ronezh, hasta el area de Bogu-
char Y colocan al invasor a 200
millas al occidente del Noiga, en-
StalingradO.
Al norte de Voronezh, EN- otro
tercer ataque, los rusos mantle
men con firmeza sus lineas de
comunicaciOnes.
Los nazis tratan de eXtender
sus posiciones, en- este sector,
hacia la orilla este del Don.
Para lograr sus relativamen-
to pequenos exitos, con la espe
rama de llegar al Caucaso, los
alemanes sacrifican un tremen-
do nGmero de hombres y mate
rial de guerra.
Los soldados rojos ceden 81
terreno palmo a palmo y deJan
colocadas minas ante el eneml-
90, las que al eNplotar ocasionan
gran ndmero de muertos y des-
trucci6n de maquinas.
Vichy dice por la radio que
los alemanes ocuparon a Po-
brovsk, 40 millas al noroeste
de Rostov. A esta noticia no Sc
le concede credito.
CalcGlase que los nazis tie
men acumuladas cuatro divislo
mes de tanques para apoyar
sus ataques en- ell Don. Muchos
tanques cruzaron ell rio llevan
do banderas rojas, con ell fin
de confundir a los rusos.
El ancho del rio es solo de
1900 pies.
La caid ade Staryioskol no IL
bra por complete a los invaso-
res de serias dificultades en- su
flanco izquierdo.
Oportuna intervention de los
tanques rusos Ia salyado la
situaci6n en- algunos lugares.
Fl mando sovietico solo usa
sus tanques cuando el enemigo
ha sido debilitado por ell fuego
de la artilleria. Los rusos uti-
lizan con gran efectividad ca
hones de as y 76 milimetros y
rifles antitanques escondidos
en- la hierba alta.
Luego de inspeccionar las
tropas checas que combaten
junto a los rusos, ell general
Serge Ingr. y ell ministro de la
Guerra, Jan Sjrameck, de Che
coeslovaquia, diieron que ell
presidente Benes les habia pc
dido viSitasen Ia Union Soviet
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

dante buen ingl6s, pero con
acento aleman.
Antes de llegar a un puerto
los hombres pasaron dos dias
en- un bote salvavidas.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
Las tropas de Tiimoshenko uenen
una nueya inca de defensa

Sacrifican los nazis un tremendo numero de
hombres y una enorme Cantioad ae mate.iales-
IL mando s~ovietlco solo usa sus tanques cuando
la a~rtiIleria debilta al enemigo.-PrOclaman
los periodicos ell heroismo de los ~tanquistas rojos
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Bananas a ocho centavos IA
libra.
Use enter6 Mr.. Henderson,
En- mario estaban a diez y
ounce eentavos la docena.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Ell REGIMEN DE PETAIN
RECHAZA OTRA PROPO-
SICION DE ESTADOS UNI
DOS
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Hay abundancia de azdcar
en- los establecimientos de Mos
ca.
Conveniente es que ell pue-
bio her6ico Sc alimente bien.
iY algunos quinta column
niStas de por AGA insisten en-
afirmar que Estados Unidos y
la Gran Bretana no lie mandan
a Russia la ayuda pedida por
Stain!
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Pensamos hoy como aver:
que dar encabezados de gran
tamano a las ~noticias del enc
migo, significa ayudar al "exi
to" de la propaganda de Goeb
bels Y sus repulsivos satellites.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Suponemos que seran busca
dos, sin demora, esos traidores
que desde Estados Unidos CO.
munican a los nazis las horas Y
dfas de salida de los barcos
mercantes.
Deben ser buscados, encon-
trados Y FUSILADOS.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Enemigos. = Ell latrocinio "bananill." : Recti-
~ficacion. Traidores. Intacto Ell Ejercito
Rojo. - "Mirones."

DIES ganancias y todas las ven
tajas para los "pulpos" milo
narios!
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

Miraban hacia abajo, hacia
la acera.... Miraban, miraban.
IQue miraban?
Las piernas al aire de una
sonora vestida con "calzones'
de playa.
Ella ponia los ojos en- los mi
rones'"...... y no Sc lie "encen-
dia" la cara.
La gaceta., 1942-07-13

JPor que no Sc manda un
ejercito de "cobradores" y
"protectores" a Australia, A
laska y la China.
Sobran "vividores," de TODD
matiz, y la decencia colectiva
aconseja un "reclutamiento
especial"
~ pudiera mandarse con
ellos, para que los pobrecitos
no vayan solos, un contingent
tie de "apuntadores."
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
LANSING NEWS

Misses Edith Sturgi1l, Marie
Clark, Estella Blevins and Iris
Young, students at A. S. T. c.,
spent the weekend with their
parents in Lansing. Miss Young
had as her guest Miss Tharon
Young of Boone.
Mr.. Walter Glenn, of Villas, Wis
tied relatives here over the week
end.
Mr.. Ray Blevins, who has been
in training in the air force at
Shepherd Field, Texas, has been
transferred to Eglyn Field, Fla.
Mrs. Bernard Jones, who has
been in hospital in Virginia, has
returned home and is improving.
Mrs. Alice Greer continues to
be very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bald
win announced the birth of a
daughter, last week.
Miss Burl Giley and Mamie
Barker are going back to Mary
land where they are employed.
MT. Lester Goss, of Dublin, Va,
is visiting friends in Lansing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
SOLUTION

Whereas, our Brother, Captain
George B. Doggett, after a long,
active and useful life, has joined
those whom men call immortal;
and
Whereas, the passing of Captain
George, who was one of our most
active as we'll as one of the old
est members of our Lodge in
point of service has brought deep
personal sorrow to each member
of our Lodge;
Now, therefore, be it resolved
by Ashe Lodge GIL, A. F. and A.
M. that we extend to the widow
and to the family of our deceased
Brother our heartfelt sympathy
in their loss of a devoted husband
and an affectionate father.
In the death of Captain Doggett
our Lodge has lost one of its most
beloved members; our county has
lost one of its most useful and
one of its most public-spirited
citizens. His life has been one of
public service. His loss will be
keenly felt not only by his family
and his close personal friends, but
also by the rank and file of the
citizens of our county who have
and who will continue to receive
through the years the benefit of
his services. He has served us
we'll. ,"~ .-,,~-'
Be it further resolved that a
copy of this resolution be sent to
the family Of uor deceased Bro
Their; that copy be published in
the Skyland Post and that copy
be spread upon the records of
our Lodge.
Respectfully submitted:
DR.. J. K. HUNTER
MACK ABSHER
w. B. AUSTIN
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
Defense Health & Physical
Education Courses For All
Ashe Schools To Be Set Up
Principals To Meet This
Afternoon. Physical ex-
aminatiOnS Required

Complete plans for teaching
health and physical education in
the schools of this county as part
of the national defense program
will be taken up this afternoon at
a meeting of principals and ply
steal education teachers to be held
at the Jefferson school starting at
g o'clock.
The five-point program of
health and physical education for
the entire state includes requir-
ing all boys in the 10th and 18th
grade to take physical examina-
tons and to correct any defects
found, physical training, voca-
tional and first aid instructions,
and civilian defense instruction.
This program was discussed at
a district teachers meeting in
North Wilkesboro last Saturday
by E. E. Garbee and DR.. Walter
Cutter, of the state department of
safety. Ashe county schools were
well represented at the meeting
At the meeting this afternoon, a
decision relative to school open
ing hours under the daylight saw
ing time that goes into effect on
February 9, will be discussed. All
watches in the nation will be
moved up one hour then and
schools may open at $50 in order
not to cause additional hardships
on parents and students.
The need for health and ply
steal training is emphasized by
the fact that nearly 40 per cent of
the draftees are being rejected
because of physical defects.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
Miss Crews, Mr..
Feagins Wed

Of much interest here was the
wedding of Miss Willie Helen
Crews and Mr.. Robert Feagins
which was solemnized at the
brides home at Willis, last Sat
urday.
Miss Crews, WHO taug1.! at Ma
than's Creek, has many friends in
this county and will be parti-
cularly remembered for her love-
ly voice. She sang a number of
times before civic and religious
groups. She as a graduate OF
Radford State Teachers college
and has taught in Virginia since
leaving N. c.
Mr.. Feagins is a graduate of V.
P. I. The young couple expect to
make their home in Richmond.
|, Those from here attending the
wedding included Miss Lois Dick
son, Mrs. A. B. Hurt and Miss
Minnie Haire. They were also pre-
sent, at the wedding breakfast
served to over SO persons.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
w. j. MEN OPEN STORE
AT INDEPENDENCE, VA.

This week, Don Blackburn and
Harrison Hairless, popular West
Jefferson business men opened
new store at Independence, Va,
where they are featuring a gener-
al line Of merchandise including
groceries and read-to-wear.
Both Mr.. Blackburn and Mr..
Hairless are experienced in the
mercantile field. Mr.. Blackburn
also operates a successful store
in West Jefferson.
1--WE like the town and the COM
munity and are looking forward
to serving the people," the new
store men said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
MRS. BLACKBURN HOSTESS

The Idlewild club met with Mrs
w. M. Blackburn last Thursday.
The meeting opeend with sing
ing scripture reading by Mrs. r
B. johnson, prayer by Mrs. J. E
Sheek.
A very interesting program on
home defense, gardening and
poultry was enjoyed. ,
Plans for better gardens, can
ming, homemaking and making
more clothing at home were dis
cussed. :.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. r. E. Phillips.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
RETURN HOME

Mrs. Mary Sue White and Miss
Evelyn White have returned from
Washington and New York where
they attended a number of SCI
group meetings. While there, Mrs.
White and her daughter were
featured in some recordings and
a picture, ''Hot Lunches" They
were interviewed and photo
raphed. u..It.as }@~4n
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
WOnans Club To
Meet On Friday

A good attendance is expected
at the Woman's club which will
meet on Friday afternoon,
promptly at $3.50 o'clock, at the
community building when the an
nual Time Quiz will be held.
A valuable books will go to
the winner. Each member has
the privilege of bringing one guest
to the meeting. All members are
urged to be on time.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Mrs. Jean McNeill, owner and
manager of he Lady Fair beauty
shop, announced the following
winners in the contest held on ap-
probation days at the shop re-
Gently: Miss Goldie Blevins Ga
lax. permanent wave; Miss Ruby
Barker, shampoo nd finger
wave; Miss Elizabeth Rotten, mani
cure. Both of the latter winners
are from West Jefferson. Mrs
MCNEIL said she wished to thank
everyone for their patronage
during appreciation days.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22

Miss Violet Wyatt, of West
jefferson, was carried to the Ashe
hospital for an appendicitis ope-
ration last week. She is getting
along nicely.
Mr.. Hughes Phillips, of the
Oval community, had the misfor-
tune of cutting his foot very bad
ly this past week.
Miss Marion Stallings, of New
bern, and Boone, spent the past
weekend here visiting Misses De
Elite Crawford and Margaret
Phillips.
Miss Hazel Miller, of West
Jefferson. had her tonsils at the
Ashe hospital on Saturday of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Crawford,
of North Wilkesboro; Mrs. Wiley
Blackburn and daughter Mable,
of Fleetwood, visited Mr.. D. H.
Burgess of Obids, who still re-
mains critically ill, on Sunday.
Miss Evangeline McNeill is ill
with "flu'' this week.
Messrs. Robert Idle and Fos-
ter Phillips, who. are in training
at Fit. Sumter, KY, spent the
weekend with their parents at
Othe1lo.
Mesrs. Jake & John Crawford,
of North Wilkesboro, formerly, OF
Obids, left last Thursday for
Baltimore Md, where they will
be employed.
Mr.. Joseph Price, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Price, who is en-
gagged in defense work on the
west coast underwent an emer-
gency operation last week, but is
getting along nicely, his friends
will be glad to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Woodie
and children, moved this week to
Mars Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davidson Wis
tied friends in Hickory on Sum
day.
Misses Mary Ellen Gregory,
Bernice Britain, Mr.. John Gre
cory and Mr.. James Lambert, OF
Bluefield, West Va, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Goodman, Sunday.
Mr.. J. w. Goodman, of Abing-
don, Va, and a native of Ashe, is
in the county visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. P. C. Wright spent the
weekend in Abingdon with his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed D. Barr and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Frazier
spent Sunday in Hickory. They
were accompanied home by Betsy
Barr who had been spending some
time there with her grandparents.
Mrs. P. G. Wright, her mother,
Mrs. E. L. Tucker and Mrs. S.
w. Diggs and family spent Sun
day in Mount Airy, visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. Bill Garvey spent the week
end here with his mother, Mrs.
Constance Garvey.
Mrs. H. D. Quessenberry and
Mrs. John Reeves visited friends
in Boone, on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jim Barlowe and Mrs. Ro-
bert Barr visited friends in North
Wilkesboro, Saturday.
Miss Virginia Spears spent the
weekend here with her parents.
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CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY

Eugene Hafer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lem Hafer, celebrated his
eighth birthday with dinner and
theatre party Wednesday evening.
Those attending included Joe
Neal, Jr., John R. Long, Billy
Coward and Wayne Sells.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22

FOR SALE-34-model Chevrolet
Sedan, good condition. Will sell at
a bargain or trade for cheaper
car. See Albert Martin, I. M.
Cooks store, West Jefferson, NJ.
G. 1-22-1PD
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22

Pvt. D. J. Roland visited Sher-
Tiff and Mrs. Roland several days
this week. He was on his way to
Fort Mead, Md. from Fort Ben
ming, Ca, where he had been in
mechanical training.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-01-22
Classified Ads

WANTED, 500 cords of chest
nut wood. SIS 40 per cord delivered,
on yard. Must be sound. Doty'
wood can not be accepted. Parker
Tie Co., West Jefferson, N. c.
1-22-1T