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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Nazis Pressing On To
Alexandria; Japs In
Bengal Bay Sink Ship
Russians Continue To Wage
COunterattacks Against
Waves OF Germans

Dark shadows clouded the hor-
lion for the allied nations this
week as Rommel's German tank
army, rumbling eastward, con-
tinued to advance and is now vir-
tually on Alexandria's door step.
Unless his drive can be checked,
he will be in possession of Alex
andria, home of Britain's eastern
Mediterranean fleet by this week
end.
The Red army has launched a
series of successful counterat-
tacks on the Hurst front where
Germany's great offensive, now
in its sixth day, continues to
smash in vain with waves of
tanks and infantry at unyielding
Russian lines.
The Moscow radio announced
that the Russians were attacking
at several points in this sector,
where one of the greatest tank
battles of the war has been 60
ing on since Sunday.
Whole companies and battali-
ons have been put out of action
by the Russians, taking advantage
of natural and artificial obstacles,
the announcer said.
The japanese are now closing
in on the last Chinese-held Sec
ton of the strategic Hangchow-
Nanchang railway and are con-
tinuing their plans for assault on
Ceylon. This movement would
be great blow to the allies as
Ceylon is virtually the key to
India.
From Australia the news is
some brighter. Here, American
pilots are ferrying heavy and
medium bombers direct from the
u. S. and allied land forces yes
terday inflicted heavy losses a.
gainst the enemy garrison at Sal
amaua.
Ship losses continue. Western
Atlantic losses on the sea by the
united and neutral nations since
Pearl Harbor amounted to 327 in
the unofficial Associated Press
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Heavy Rainfall
Causes Damage

An unusually heavy rainfall
last Saturday night caused con-
siderable damage in certain sec.
tons of Ashe, Allegheny and Wa.
tauga counties and it recalled
memories of the disastrous flooc
of 1910.
Three bridges on the Rich Hill
road in this county were washed
away and the roadbed badly da'
mayed. The highway above APP
pie Grove in the Horse Creel
section was also severely washed
away and crops in other section!
were affected.
The Pine Fork creek in ALE
ghany county did some damage
in the Laurel Springs section
killing one or more animals
washing away hay stacks, crops
and soil.
Rainfall in this section for the
month of June has been extreme
ly heavy and last Saturday night
there was virtual cloudburst in
the three sections mentioned a
bove.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
MANY Expected To Attend Victory Day Celebration
Program Will Be
Opened By Parade
Other Features
Will Open At 1870; To Be
Held At Courthouse,
Everyone Invited

Plans are now being perfected
Tor the big Victory Day celebra-
ton for Ashe county, to be held
July 4, along with many others
throughout North Carolina. These
celebrations are being staged fol-
owing the request and proclana-
ton of Governor Broughton for
independence Day, and the OBJ
servance in Ashe is expected to
draw a large crowd.
The program, which will open
at 1:3O Saturday, with parade
from the Jefferson high school to-
the courthouse, is being sponsor
ed by the Civilian Defense coun-
Gil, Rotary club, American Lee
ion, Legion Auxiliary, Woman,s
club, and Boy Scouts.
Immediately upon the arrival
of the parade at the courthouse,
an hours program of short talks,
music and other features will be
carried out.
The program as set up for Sat-
urday is as follows:
Special Music; Song-"God Bless
America" led by Levern john
son; Advancement of Colors, A.
merican Legion; Pledge of Alle~
glance to Flag, led by Boy
Scouts; Invocation, Rev. ]. w.
Luke; Welcome Address, Ira T.
Johnston, Mayor of Jefferson aud
Chairman of Ashe County Coun-
Gil of Civilian Defense; Reading
of Governors Proclamation by
Ed M. Anderson; Band Music; ADJ
dress on Civilian Defense; Group
Singing, led by Levern Johnson;
Honoring parents of men and wo-
men in Service, led by Rev. Hoyt
Wood; Solo, Rev. J. w. Luke;
Three minute talks on Defense
Activities, by Roy H. Grouse,
Salvage Campaign; B. B. Gray
heal, Chief Air Warden; ]. B,
Hash, Sale of War Stamps and
Bonds; Mrs. Ruth Hurt, Women's
Defense Activities; w. B. Austin,
USO Campaign; Special Music;
Closing, National Anthem.
One of the chief purposes Of
the Victory Day program is to
make the people more conscious
of the war effort on the home
front so that they may be inspir~
ed to do more here to help bring
about final victory.
| In order to accommodate the peo-
pie who will come for the pro-
gram, practically all of the
stores will remain open on Sat-
urday, but will close throughout
the day on Monday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Announce Tire
Quota For July

Ashe county's tire quota which
was received by the ration board
this week for the month of July
includes four new tires, 10 tubes
and IA recaps for passenger cars.
For trucks, the quota is 43 new
tires, 48 tubes and 40 recaps.
Approvals recently granted for
tires include the following: pas
Senger cars, Chas. Pardue Bunch,
one; passenger recaps, j. E. Ro-
land, two; Mildred L. Sedberry,
one; Kelly r. Ray, one. Recaps
for trucks were approved for
Willard Church, Gene Bare, FL
bert Marsh, r. d. Houck, L. E.
Emerson, Glen Dishman, Mrs. J.
M. Barlow, M. H. Dollar, w. Cen
try, Fred N. Coward, B. L. Ha-
fer and r. H. Brown. New truck
tire approvals were made for w.
G. Vannoy, Odell Sullivan, Bare
Little company, G. B. Price, w.
F. Craven and w. K. Sullivan.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
New Rotary Club
Officers WILDE
Installed Tonight
President John Reeves To
Announce Committees
Tonight

New officers of the Jeffersons
Rotary club will be installed to-
night and President John Reeves
will announce the clubs COM
mittees for the ensuing year.
Last Thursday night, DR.. J. K
Hunter, retiring president, and
Rev. Hoyt Wood, retiring secre-
tary, gave a highlight resume OF
the clubs activities during the
past year.
These included co-sponsoring
of the Ashe county fair, the
Christmas shopping season mer-
chandising event, raising $135 for
an ambulance, furnishing ward
at the Ashe county hospital, spon-
soring drive to raise funds for
Boy Scout organization, sponsor
ing local Scout troop, holding
crippled children's clinics, and so
on.
Both of the retiring officers ex-
pressed deep appreciation for the
splendid cooperation which they
had received during the year.
The new officers are John
Reeves, president; Ira Johnston,
vice president and J. B. Hash,
secretary.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Mrs. Mcmillan
Was Buried Wed.

Funeral service was held We'd
nesday for Mrs. Margaret Ann
Mcmillan, of Crumpler, who died
at her home there on Monday.
Revs. S. Ferree and Arthur Ash
ley, conducted the service at the
Chestnut Hill Methodist church
and burial followed in the church
cemetery.
The deceased, who was a ma
tive of the Grassy Creek section
of Ashe county, was the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Pugh Reeves
and George Reeves. She was 81
years old at the time of her
death, resulting from heart at
tack.
Mrs. Mcmillan, who was known
and loved by hundreds in Ashe
and Allegheny counties, is sur
vived by two sons, Bill and
George Mcmillan and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Pearl Perry. Her hus-
band, James Mcmillan, died some
time ago.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
MethOdists To
Begin Revival
Rev. A. C.. Wagner To Assist
Pastor of West Jefferson
Church

The annual revival meeting will
open at the West Jefferson Meth
odist church on Sunday morning
when Rev. A. c. Wagner, pastor
of the Methodist church of North
Wilkesboro, will assist the pastor,
Rev. Hoyt Wood.
The services will be held each
evening and morning throughout
the week with the morning ser
vice hour from 1000 until HOO
All business houses are asked to
close at this time from Monday
through Thursday and all en-
ployees are cordially invited to
attend the services. 1--WE urge
the cooperation of everyone in
making it possible for the bust
ness houses to close for this one
hour period, as we'll as on time
in the evening" Rev. Hoyt Wood
said. The evening services will
begin promptly at 800 o'clock
Rev. A. c. Wagner, the visit
ing minister, is already well
known to many here. He comes
highly acclaimed for his evange-
listic power and everyone is cor
daily invited to hear him.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Name Gasoline Registration
Points For Ashe July 9, 10, Ii

The rationing board, through
the cooperation of J. B. Hash.
Supt. of county schools, announc-
ed this week that registration for
gasoline under the new schedule,
to be held July 9, 10, IL, would
be conducted in all the central
schools of the county from nine
o'clock in the morning through
five in the afternoon, for this
three-day period.
These various points of regis
tration throughout the county will
save time, tires and gasoline, il
was explained, and all motorists
are asked to register at their
nearest point.
The places of registration and
those conducting them are as fol-
lows:
Jefferson high school, Mrs
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Continue Drive For Scrap -
Rubber; New Salvage Drive
For Material Opens July Is
Rubber Drive Extended 10
Days; New Drive Includes
All Vital Scrap

Roy H. Grouse and Gale B.
Mcmillan announced that in COM
pliance with the Presidents re-
quest for a Today extension of
the current drive for scrap rub
Der which was scheduled to end
July l, all efforts would be made
to collect as much as possible
within this period.
Anyone who has not done so
is asked to bring all scrap rub
Der to the most convenient SER
vice station. A number of mail
carriers throughout the county as
well as others are assisting in the
collection. It is estimated that
in the current drive, around 49,
900 pounds has been collected in
the county.
Donald Nelson announced this
week that new and intensified
drive for all vital scrap materials,
rubber, steel, tin, iron and fats
would be launched.
Nelson said the stimulated cam
paign will begin Monday, July
Is, with the cooperation of some
$4,000 state and local salvage
committees already in existence
The iron, steel, glycerine, and al.
lied industries have raised a ST..
100000 fund to stimulate collec-
tons through advertising.
There will be three distinct
phases to the new drive-an in.
tensified collection Of rubber anc
such important metals as iror
and steel; a waste fats campaign
and a tin can collection drive ir
cities to be designated.
Housewives will be asked tt
sell waste kitchen fats, such a!
bacon drippings to meat dealers
who in turn will send them back
to appropriate channels for pro
duction of glycerine, needed II
making explosives.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Mrs. Dollar Wins
In Flag Contest
Essay On War Bonds Is Pub
lished Here. Awarded
Prize of 5000

Mrs. Grant Dollar, of West jeff
erson, popular Ashe county
teacher, was the winner Use
flag contest recently conducted
nv tie Ashevilkz Ci-izcA Time
The announcement of Mrs. Dol
lars success in the contest was
published Tuesday together with
her essay. She was awarded $50
as the winner.
Mrs. Dollar correctly identified
all of the flags of the free ma
tions and her essay on why I
Should Invest 1919 Of My Income
in the Purchase of U. S. War
Bonds and Stamps" was judged
the best.
The essay is as follows:
II should invest 1919 of my in
come in U. S. War Bonds and
Stamps, first, to show true A
merican patriotism and to give
the pledge of everlasting sacred
ness to our boys at the front;
second, with my investment I am
preserving an independence for
old age, and yet buying bullets,
guns, planes and other machinery
with which we will win the war,
promote freedom, and wipe out
Hitlerism forever"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02

Ruby Bauguess; Riverview high
school, Wade E. Eller; Green Val
ley school, Mrs. ]. M. Barlow;
Lansing high school, Miss Ger
trude Perkins; Helton school,
Paul Weaver; Virginia-Carolina
high school, George M. VanHoy;
Healing Springs high school, R.
E. L. Plummer; Nathan's Greek
high school, A. B. Hurt; West
Jefferson high school, Mrs. Rob-
ert Barr. The Baldwin district,
Fleetwood and the Elkland dis
trict will register at Bob Davis
service station at Baldwin. AS
sisting Mr.. Davis in the regis
tration here will be Hayden
Goodman and A. c. Black.
It was explained that all per-
sons must have a vehicle regis
tration card before a gasoline ra-
Continued on Page Four)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Sanitary Project
To Close Monday

The WPA sanitary and privy
project will be closed in Ashe
county next Monday and the Ia
workers will be dropped from the
WPA rolls, it was learned today.
The countrywide road pro-
jects are being continued for the
present time, although employ
ment on this work is still declin-
ing.
The West Jefferson street inn
provement project is slated to
close this month and although
there are number of sidewalks
and some street work that were
scheduled for completion, a great
deal has been accomplished
through this project.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
County Exceeds
Bond Quota For
Month OF June

Ashe county's war bond quota
of $4,000 for June, was exceeded
by more than 1196, according to
incomplete figures received here
yesterday. The reports of sales
turned in, totalled $11,97O.50 and
there were~ several smaller post
offices still to be heard from.
West Jefferson post office re-
ported $6,964.25; Northwestern
Bank, $4,275; Jefferson post Of
flee, $431.25; Lansing post office,
$3.50; Todd, $3.50; Sturgils, $112.-
SO.
The July quota is $4,000, and
the post offices will be open Sat
urday, selling bonds.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Women Active In
Red Gross Work
Yarn For Knitting Has Been
Received. Sewing Materi-
ais Also Available

Mrs. B. E. Reeves, production
chairman of the Ashe chapter of
the Red Cross announced this
week that she now has plenty of
work in the sewing room, for vol
unteers. The work room is To-
Gated in the basement of the West
Jefferson Baptist church and is
open each Monday, Wednesday
and Friday afternoons. Workers
are asked to bring their own
scissors. Materials are furnished
free. Among those who have
been sewing regularly are Mrs.
Joe Williams, Mrs. F. B. Jones,
Mrs. Jennings RAIDER and Mrs.
John Weaver.
Mrs. A. B. Hurt recently took
out a number of bath robes for
the Nathan's Creek women. These
have been completed. Mrs.
Claudia johnson has a number
of women in Warrensville signed
up to work. All the women in
the county are urged to avail
themselves of the opportunity of
working some for the Red Cross.
Around 100 pounds of yarn has
just been received at the Red
Cross room. It has been sug-
gested that only those who are
experienced knitters apply for
this as there is a scarcity Of wool
and yarn should only be used to
the best advantage.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
TO HOLD REVIVAL

Rev. w. T. Wilmington, pastor
of the West Jefferson Baptist
church will hold revival at O.
bids, beginning next Sunday. The
revival will be opened by the
pastor, Rev. Carroll Burkett, on
Sunday and Mr.. Wilmington will
preach his first sermon there on
Monday night. Special music
will be given at this time by the
Cook Hairless quartette.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Mrs. E. Baldwin
Buried Tuesday

Funeral service was held Tues
dav at Silas Creek for Mrs. Elite
Baldwin, wife of Hamp Baldwin
who died in the Ashe hospital on
Saturday, following critical i'll
ness from blood poisoning.
The deceased, who was a ma
tive of this county, was the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Mary Senter Jones and
w. G. Jones.
The service was conducted by
Revs. Carl Stark and r. H. Stone
and burial followed in the Jones
cemetery.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
Many Register
In Ashe Tues

Hundreds of Aashe county
youths as well as thousands
throughout the nation, registered
on Tuesday for military duty.
Registrations in this county
were held in the various town
ships and the total number hac
not been compiled yesterday
Sam Davis, draft board clerk, an
nounced.
It is estimated, however, that
there were around 400 in this
registration, in the county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-07-02
TO PREACH AT GLENDALE

Rev. R. E. Rich, who is assist
ing Rev. Harvey Phillips, in his
tent revival at jefferson, will
preach at Glendale Springs Bap-
fist church Sunday morning, at
II o'clock.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20
Services Conducted
AtCommunityChurch
By Deputation Team

A special service was conducted
at Community Presbyterian Church
Sunday by members OF the West
minister Foundation Deputation
Team OF the University of Arizona.
The Reverend Cecil Hoffman,
director Of the Westminster Foun'
dation was In charge of the pro
gram. The service featured music
and testiomnies by university stu
dents.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20
SUM MMoNS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL
]. NJ. HINES and ORALIE
HINES. his wife. Plaintiffs. vs..
MARINE REFINING CORPORA
TION. corporation; CONTINEN.
tai OIL COMPANY. a corpora
tion; CONTINENTAL OIL COM
PANY. of MAINE. a corporation; /;
CONTINENTAL, OIL COMPANY
OF DELAWARE. corporation;
the TOWN OF FLORENCE, a
municipal corporation: ETHEL
GRIFFIN. Treasurer and Ex-Offico
Tax Collector OF Pinal County, Ari-
zona; PINAL COUNTY, Arizona !;
and THE STATE OF ARIZONA,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA to
the above named defendent MA
RINE REFINING CORPORATION.
corporation; CONTINENTAL
OIL COMPANY, a corporation;
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY,
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20
Bread Fruit Tree
Planted To Mark
Ids. Anniversary

A St Johns bread fruit tree
was used In symbolical planting
nv members OF the Ids. Reliei
Society Monday to commemorate
the Tooth anniversary OF the
founding OF their society. The tree
was PLANTED on West Pima Ave
nue. on property owned by the l.
ID s. Church. A bronze marker
was placed. telling the tree
history.
Ceremonies included group sing
ing dedication by John Fam: A
tribute to the Relief Society. by
A Y. Tiffany. and reading OF the
noem "The Planting of Tree by
Mrs Bruce Moody. Ceremonies
were conducted by Mrs. Bert
Goodman. president of the society
Each woman present put In a
shovel full of earth and the pro
gram ended with prayer by MIS-
Bert Brooks of Eloy and group
singing of "Our Mountain Home so
Dear"
An old fashioned dance to honor
the society's anniversary Will be
held by members of the Ids
Church at the Desert Woman
Club tonight.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20
Community Invited
To Attend Defense
Garden Program

The community at large is in
vited TO attend a Defense Garden
Program at Coolidge Woman's
Club Thursday afternoon. March
Goth at 2:15. X. X. Hennes. coun-
ty agent. will be the guest speak
er. He will address the group on
Defense Gardens" and afterwards
answer garden questions.
Anyone having a Home Defense
Garden is urged to bring its pro-
duce for display. either fresh or
canned. This includes locally
raised fruit. Clubs and organiza-
tions of surrounding towns are in
yited to display in groups. Each
will be allowed a speaker to give
a brief account of the display
Other features of interest arrang-
ed for the program will be patri-
otic music by the Coolidge Musi-
clans Club and the introduction OF
chairmen of the various branches
of local Red Cross work by Mrs.
{. A. Clements, Coolidge Red Cross
chairman.
Hostesses for the afternoon VIII
he Mrs. James Luthy, chairman
assisted by Mrs. r. w. Taylor
Mrs. Asa Gardner. and Mrs. II. h.
Wrenn.
Mrs. S. c. Mcfarland, general
chairman in charge OF arrange
ments requests that those VINO
have flowers bring them TOT
decorative purposes. Anyone wish
ing further information about dls-
nlays may obtain 1t calling mrs'
McFarland-264.
No prizes will be awarded. Inc
nrogram has been arranged lot
exchange of ideas and actiVlties
among community dwellers inter
ested in furthering the important
project OF Home Defense Gardens
and II is hoped that general inter
est will thereby be stimulated 10
the benefit of all.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20
Local Happenings

o Mrs. r. S. Nassau, daughters
Frieda and Bess and Miss Helen
Burns visited Mrs. Massan's moth
er Mrs. j. r. Candy and other
relatives at Phoenix Sunday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20
Mrs. E. D. Chandler
Chosen President Of
Desert Woman's Club

Mrs. f. ID. Chandler was elected
president of the Desert Woman's s
Club for the 1942-43 club year at
a meeting Friday afternoon in
their clubhouse west of Coolidge.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
A. w Spangehl. 1st vice presi-
dent: Mrs Lee Newcomb. 2nd vice
president; Mrs. Earl Smith, secre.
tary; Mrs Warren Steele. treas.
urer: Mrs. f. o. Thompson. audi
tor: Mrs. Albert Hardaway, Gus.
todian. and Mrs. Herbert Hanna,
director.
Mrs. Hanna. club president, ap-
pointed the following delegates TO
attend the State Convention at
Tucson March is. 10 and 90; Mrs.
II. l.. Holland. Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Chandler and Mrs. George Dell.
Mrs Hanna will also attend and
the group will be accompanied by
other club members in an unoffi.
cial capacity.
II was announced that the
Desert Woman's Club scrap book
containing clippings and other ma,
terial pertaining to the background
and history OF the club had been
entered in the State Club Scrap
Book contest being conducted at
Tucson.
Members were urged TO bring
desert shrubs and plants to the
next meeting for planting on the
club grounds.
Mrs. Martin Talla was program
chairman and conducted a lesson
in First Aid stressing what might
prove OF practical use TO club mem
bers in relation to National De
fense.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Sam Wynn and Mrs. f. A
Sturgeon.
The clubs next meeting will be
held March 27th at the clubhouse
when covention reports viii be
heard.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20
William G.. Roche
To Be Candidate For
Justice Of Peace

First official announcement for
any Pinal county office comes this
week from William G. Roche who
tells of his candidacy for the demo
cratic nomination for Justice of
the Peace for Coolidge subject to
the action OF democratic voters at
the primary election which will
come this year on September Sth
Roche. who also entered the pri
mary campaign for the same office
last election. has been resident
of Arizona since 1909 in Coolidge
since 1929.
In the event of his nomination
and subsequent election Roche
pledges himself TO an impartial ad
minstration of the office which he
seeks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20
Clubhouse Opened
AS Recreational
Center For Soldiers

Soldiers In the districts have
been offered recreational center
BY members Of Coolidge Woman's
Club. who have designated the
clubhouse for their use on Satur-
days and Sundays from II am. to
II pm.
Games and stationary will be
furnished and refreshments served
by various woman's organization In
Coolidge.
The first evening party for
soldiers took place Saturday. There
was music and dancing. with a
number OF the towns high school
and older girls present. at the
invitation OF club members. Mrs
d. S. Davis and Mrs. p B. Han
nah were hostesses.
For a similar party Sunday night
members of the refreshment com
mittee were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Smith. Mrs. Clifford Clements. Mrs.
w. r. Elliott and Mrs. Dalton
Cole. A large group was present
Members of the library board
will supervise the entertainment
Mrs. Matt y. Dodge is chairman.
Members are Mrs. ID. S. Davis
Mrs. ]. ID. Easter. Mrs. Charlie
Steen. Mrs. p. b. Hannah, and
Mrs. Malcolm Garrison. junior
representative.
All persons who are interested in
aiding this project are asked 10
call Mrs. Dodge-13i. or Mrs
Davis-229 for further details.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-03-20

Q Mrs. Dalton Cole and Mrs. w. r.
Elliott spent Saturday in Chandler
on business. Darlene and Dalton
Cole. Jr., were with them.