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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-09-30
West Jefferson

]. r. Barker, 1 lot 2.56
H. T. Bare, l lot It's
H. T. Bare, l lot LIS
r. E. Blevins, 2412 acres 1853
Mrs. Mae Blevins, lot 1.66
Willard Conner, GA acres 3.O6
J. F. billiard, 1-3 of IA lots, 22.20
]. E. Dickson, / lot 6.82
w. T. Dollar, 10 acres SCI
Dorthy Perkins Dollar, 48 acres
1918
]. w. Faw, 115 lots 1894
Thomas GRAPHICAL Heirs, so acres
3.12
Mrs. C. C. Green g. R. c. Barr,
lot 1925
Mrs. J. M. Goodman, l lot 2.88
Mrs. Matte Hall, 2 lots 6.13
Mrs. R. B. Hairless, l lot 100
Mrs. r. o. Hartzog, 4 lots 3.12
w. H. Houck, 88 acres sos
Arthur Hurley, lot sos
Arthur A. Jones, So acres 1913
L. M. Jones, 4 lots 2.46
c. H. Kemp, 18 acres 600
Will Lambert, l lot 8.44
Lansing Grocery Company, 2 lots
6.82
c.. C. Lyall, 5 lots 22.75
Odell Lewis, 26 acres sos
Cord May, 4 acres 700
M. L. May, 2 lots 11.20
Annie Medley, 8 acres 2.27
Callie Medley, 6 acres 1.66
c. E. Miller, 2 lots 5.22
F. c. Miller, 3 lots 4.39
Mrs. NJ D. Mullis, 3 acres 7.44
VIM. Mullis, l lot 11.20
J. F. Myers, IL acre $40
Mrs. C. H. Mccoy, 5 acres 4.29
Manley Mcmillan, l lot 1874
B. o. Osborne, l lot 2.62
H. G.. Owens, lots 5.64
c. A. Perkins, Deceased. 100
acres 1900
Homer Pope, 1 lot 14.78
u. p. Porter, 70 acres 20.OO
Blake Rash, Sc acres 8.74
John Rash, l lot 6.68
Raymond Riddle, 26 acres 5.88
Mrs. T. F. Riddle, 10 acres 1893
J. F. Riddle, So acres 6.84
Ethel L. Scott, Z lots 24.5O
J. M. Sheets, lot 4.40
Everette Stanley, "A acres 952
Mrs. A. M. Taylor, 13 acres 5.12
Edd Taylor, % 7-8 acres sos
T. A. Walsh, 2 lots 1.36
C. w. Williams, ~ acres IT'S
Don Witherspoon, 2 lots EOS
Austin Woodie, 2 lots 3.48
Monroe Woodie, 2 lots 8.34
Rufus Blevins, lot $50
Pheba Jane Bowers, S acres 1856
A. C. Ashley, 80 acres 1856
R. M. Mullis, lot $50
Maggie Woodie, 5 acres 1.31
This the 9Th day of Sept, 1913.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Miller,
Tax Collector
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beSneafS, MIS-. Clemmle, lOtS
4.54
Blevins, R. E., l lot .65
Caudill, Mrs. W. NJ, l lot 2.29
Eller, DR.. R. c., 7 lots 1927
Eller, Mrs. Grace, 2 lots 1888
Faw, Millegan, III lots 2245
Hurley, Arthur, l lot 1882
May, Cord, 4 lots AT
Miller, C. NJ, 2 lots 1853
Miller, F. c., lots 229
Miller, A. L., 2 lots 80
McCarroll, Mary Price, l lot 7.48
Owens, U. c., 4 lots 3.O6
Poe, John (Estate), 4 lots 249
Scott, Ethel, 7 acres 1905
Sheets, J. M. B., l lot 2.29
This 9TH day of Sept, 1913.
F. B. JONES
Tax Collector
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-30
Personals

daughter, Betsy, spent Christmas
in Hickory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed M. Anderson
and daughter, Billie, spent
Christmas in Asheville.
Mr.. Ed Barr left yesterday fol
Florida, after spending the holi-
days here.
MIR. and Mrs. John Donnelly
visited relatives in the county
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gwyn Gambil,
and daughter, Jane; Mr.. and Mrs
John Wilkins and son, Jimmie
of Shelby; Mr., and Mrs. Der
Reeves and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Donnelly were the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Gambill, during
Christmas.
Miss Kathleen Woodie, who has
been spending some time in Ak
ron, Ohio, has returned to her
home, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Story spent
the Christmas holidays with rel
atives in Marshall.
Rev. John S. Jordan returned
Wednesday, after spending the
holidays with relatives at Mt
Airy.
Mrs. Gladys Neal and son
Jackie, spent the week end at
Oteen, with Mr.. Neal.
A-C and Mrs. Joe Johnson, OF
independence, Kansas ARE spend
ing several days with relatives
in the county this week.
Miss Edith Biev1ns, OF Altavis-
ia. Va, spent the Christmas holi-
days at her home at jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Kiser and
children, of Jefferson City, Tenn,
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Miss Graphical,
| PFC. Blevins Wed

A wedding of much interest to
their many friends in the county
was that of Miss Gertrude Gray
beal and Pfc. Hilbert Hill BleVlns,
which took place at the Second
Baptist Church, York, S. c., on
Thursday evening, December 10.
The impressive ring ceremony
was used with Rev. E. w. Buck
ner, officiating.
The brides only attendants
were her sister, Miss Willie Jean
GRAPHICAL, Of Pfeiffer Junior Col
lege, and Miss Mary Lou Duvall,
also a student at Pfeiffer.
E. F. Gallagher, Jr, brother-in-
law of the bride, was best man.
Members of the brides family
were also present.
The bride wore a dress of royal
blue chiffon velvet with rose and
black accessories, and she wore
a corsage of pink rose buds.
Mrs. Blevins is the daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. J. Edd GRAPHICAL, of
Creston. She is graduate of
RivervieW High School, and of
Appalachian State Teachers Col
lege, at Boone, and is now a
member of the faculty of Piney
Creek high school.
Mr.. BleVins is the son of Mrs.
Rhoda Blevins and the late I. B.
Blevins, of Jefferson. Prior to
entering service, he was employ
ed at the shipyards at Whining
ton, Delaware. He is now sta
toned at Fort Jackson, S. c.
After the ceremony, the bridal
party went to the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. E. F. Gallag-
her, Jr., in Gastonia, where a re-
ception was held. Rooms were
beautifully decorated in the
Christmas motif. In the dining
room, the table was covered with
a lace cloth, and in the center
was a plain white, three tier,
wedding cake, topped with a min
iature bride and groom We'd
ding cake and coffee were serv-
ed.
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Miss Reita Hart spent Christ
mas in Admission, Ala.
Mr.. Buck Hash left Sunday af-
ternoon for Baltimore, Md,
where he is employed in defense
work.
Little Mildred Hash is confined
to her home with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Reeves
had as their guests, Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs, Judson Cope and
daughter, Ruth; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fannie Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
Denney, Miss Rosetta Campbell
and Miss Flo Howell.
Miss Hazel Miller, who is a
student of Nursing School, at
Banner Elk, spent several days
at her home here, last week.
Mrs. Jennie Hash, of Mouth of
Wilson, who visited relatives here
this week, was called home on
account of tn death of her SON.
in-law, Charlie Phipps, Hendricks.
He was the son or the late J.
Phipps and Mrs. Eta Hoffman
Phipps and a grandson of the
late Dr., Hoffman.
Miss Lovett, of North Wilkes
boro, who is a student in the
Duke School of Nursing, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dwight
McGrady and Mr.. McGrady,
here.
S.-Sgt. and Mrs. Grant Jones
are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Constance Garvey, who is
a member of the reportial staff,
of the Raleigh Times, returned to
her work on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed D. Barr and
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visited relatives here, over the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H Stafford and
son, Jimmy, of Bishopville, S. c.,
spent the Christmas holidays with
relatives in the county.
Misses Clyde and Madge Kill
by, of Boone, Miss Mae Kilby, of
Charlotte and Miss Grace Kilby,
of Chapel Hill, spent Christmas
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Kilby, Of Nathan's Creek.
Mrs. H. D. Quessenberry has
returned after spending several
days with Captain Quessenberry,
at Camp Forrest, Tenn, where he
is stationed.
Mr.. O. D. Freeman and son,
Jackie, Of Maryland, spent the
holidays with their family, at
jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Gray
beal, Nj and Mrs. Glenn Brooks
and son, Larry, and Mr.. Ford
Neaves, of Lancaster, Pa, are
spending the holidays with rela-
tives and friends in the county.
Paul w. Hamm, Of Knoxville,
Tenn, returned to his home near
Jefferson, recently.
Spencer H. Graphical and D. w.
Harm, made a business trip to
Greenville, S. c., this week.
Mr.. Worth Taylor and family,
of Pittsburgh, Pa, spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Taylor.
Rev. and Mrs. A c. Ashley
and family, spent Tuesday in
North Wilkesboro.
Miss Mary Dell Liddle return
ed home, Wednesday, after spend
ing the past year in Salt Lake CT
/ ty, Utah, where she was employ
ed at the Remington Arms and
Company.
Mr.. George Hash, who has been
visiting friends IN the county, has
returned to his position in Mary
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tip McNeill, of
North Wilkesboro, spent the hol-
idays with relatives in the coun-
ty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rhodes
were the guests Of Mrs. Rhodes
father, Mr.. E. c. Eller, Of Bina,
on Christmas day.
Miss Dola GRAPHICAL, who is a
student at Radford College, is
spending the holidays with her
parents, Nh. and Mrs. T. J. Gray
beal, of Fig.
Miss Ruth Badger, of Kings
port, Tenn, spent the Christmas
holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Badger, at JEFF
ferson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Badger, Of
Norfolk, Va, spent the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Badger. Mr.. Badger, who
is a member of the Naval service
is stationed at Norfolk, where he
is receiving special training.
Mrs. Mont Cox and family, of
independence, Va, spent Sunday
as the guests of Mrs. ]. c. Gam
bill and family.
Captain George Sargent, of
Portland, Oregon, spent the
Christmas holidays as the guest
of Mrs. J. G. Gambill and fami-
ly. Captain Sargent, who is sta
toned at Portland, is receiving
special training there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donnelly
are visiting relatives in the coun-
tv this week.
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Rules OF Contest

1-Parents of the first baby must live in Ashe.
2-Date, hour and the minute Of baby's birth
must be sent in together with name of the at
tending physician.
3.-All entries must be in The Post office by
Saturday, JAN 8. To announce winners Jan.
uary Is.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-12-30
Attention, Parents!

Through the cooperation of firms that are listed
on this page, The Post is sponsoring an "Ashe
County Baby Derby" To the winner and parents
will go several nice prizes. Look them Read
the Rules carefully and be to enter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
2Cdpone Gdngsters
Free on $4,000 Bail

CHICAGO. March y GNS)-
LOUIS Little New York Cam
r7Cna and Paul lthe walterl
ticca. two former Capone hirelngs
indicted in national movie shake
gown and eX'ortion ring, sur
rendered yesterday and spent
few minutes m q cell before their
bonds Of $4,000 each We're posted
Al the arrangement before
United States Commissioner Edwin
j. Walker they pleaded not guilty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

e.
have f1ree stars in the window
brothers Steve and Paul are
sl>O m Tho Scy, ICc.
Marvin CanVasser NJ Detroit
~ recent. been initiated INTO
The Tau ECta pt honorary cnEi-
rccrnC fraternity A. tho UnNer-
SHY 81 Michigan
Meeting: The son Or Judge
Sca.'ar ~ Joseph Scallen, AMI
1t. STANLEY Hayes. brother Of ID
Hayes or tho Times sport depart
mont. met for tho first time ~
years on an island IN the South
west Pacific Hayes Is IN the navy
SCIiion tho army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
Charlie, ". >iuta,. 70. brother

and will leave
soon for Great
Lakes for MS
ira min 4
era dlIate OF
F0rdSon IflE h
School Sintsy
worked as copy
boy for Inter
national News
Service Char
loVS enlistment
CNrS tho SIN
tgtN tho RIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Margie Young daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh II. Young of 1853
Birwood won the recent Ginger
Rogers award az the Celebrity
Aihle USO contest held Al
mandO's IN New York. Miss
Young. a graduate Of Cooley High
is now show girl and artists
model
ReaUrnui Barbara Sctiiiy, tire
Detroit girl who came up the har1
way as far as the road 10 singing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

fame * ON
cerned lS now
singing al tho
Cas-. Barbara
6a%S there isn't
a thing IN the
world she would
rather Do than
sing Many ~
tho people who
have heard her
say the same
thing about lis
tcnlnC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Something n h''lc bin different
I. fue Hermit Climb Bulletin put
out 10y u group OF young men In
town The Bulletin. running about
= PAGES. is mailed 20 Tho boys n
service and has plenty Of good
readable stuff In y. T. VI. Enrich
l. tho sponsor
Charles W SirtaN. 10 brother
o. Steve former Times photog-'
raphcr has enlisted IN the navy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

Theus !. NacQueen, former De
troll writer Is now putting out
stories for the l. 5. Marine Corps.
lis latest story IS called Sarong
Is Uniform Morn by Samna.s Ma
tive Marines The story explains
that the Sarong is the official uni
form Of AZ least one unit Of tho
Marine Corps guarding the South
Sea Islands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25
eopIe
You Know
Father Of Twins Pays
Oeoty TO Learn English
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

Remember the Britto twins, the
little boy and girl who caused their
mother so much trouble? Well
here is something about Papa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-25

In before the Judge Brltio tried
10 explain that he thought the
word meant tall bur the Judge
said il meant You pay so Bnlto
shelIcd Ou'
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

aeeaAt.nE sna wss BWkes DEM
ansfssd - maksnN \ frase
uss.tegv gvsecx * nlock e 4
snanash ns sns hnll8 e. 9
aaa eauaiss
The c5ab Nataa 81 sxn ~
CIR. Reserves mith Mrs Essas
ghalnau e leaaef pare mext
asxasns Zee fhe Hpmle uemn
sfFatha Counet and LeNaesNtip
Tra8ning class "a be heid a Ei
hosne % Mr. Maarct Taylm -
ganaary s e o Moaannsh.
state horticulnnat will he prp4
err e the astesnoun o. thnt asg
- discuss lannaraping Ise rea
ular nnnthiy meeting tea 1an-
uarF wiIl ~ held in ihe tssas
al Ms q ( Roberts au 14n
uary IS Games will ~ eninsee
ne al undef she direction Ks Ms1
Burton Reberts recreation LEAD
a. Many beautiful ard useful
aEts Were distributed smonE the
memhera, anzsnE taen a finr ara.
- a8sh prxsentea hs Miss Ruth
Can and sron = Afs Ruhse Reo-
erfs Miss cain was presented
~ ne Coancsl and ihe club Mrs.
Harfs AcfNed chicken sai0d
sandwiches re eg coffee ard
star shaped cookies with sprig
II hallF decorating each plate.
Present mere MesdameS Rable,
l. &. 4 ~. and q G Roberts
Ca2f ard Mauf8ee Taylor. Fay
etse Becker. Lesle khulman. q
II Mcbride. Edward Eilae nsAs.
ian Roberts JACK Fletcher VIII.
snn vanrlexeukef. r ] VanHnrn
Irene Carter, and Misses Lisxis
Ware and Ruth Cain
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31
Escaiawpa

~ @na Nf En CraHa aEs9
sn III NoHa sprus Cafssf-
naa Mffh tns fafwTh parent8.
~ and Mrs + 3 smtta
~ ard 8a Slnaa Hatsesra
neEe called hwut iasf Wesinea
aa heeAae - tae aeafh 81 \
Hahasaf neths4
MH ame M < g. &a aad
- aaf e. in theH hont Saturday
N ana Mr = II Nm s.
Mr. Feiief Casuse al EseataNpa
NJ ard Mgs c & Graham and
Mrs. Graham SISTER gf hi.axi
ana hfrs E3na fsfnenp0gh d no
bsse Ala
Vnasars 81 Hse huue af Ms
Mase Gsnff daffaa the wees ena
Mexa ~ sac kfFn a G E.ynn
sfa sarash Haiiiesaae. ana
81 ard Mn gi5nt0n RsFn
snd faulY - Nala Ala
~ sne HIS Bill MeNeser ard
eaiiarsn pceKs 1e and hels and
Al 1aek sHsn. gent Ghe wess
eua aF8h Ma MeNeeeee parents
N cryesa spfiags Ms
Th WsCs of ths Mesiadlsi
eisfeh had saeial aaihsaing lu
shs aoe4 al Mrs. e = Nehun in
the Enfm ~ a Cnrisslaas party,
MONDAY The program vas gis-
en b. M . n GaEf ard Mgs
e 4 Nelson after snsah abe
Hsenhefs exchanged pFeanis and
feife nin nta Nefs Served fheFe
@ese elspsu present Tne aeHts
paas present e. Rrs ard Nrs
Watkin as token "a fiseIF ap-
ufsrlasI0r * fhe interest they
gsa shown n the wogk
Gsae in the heunc af NJ and
Mn a r. Nuehee Saturday
were kif and Mis- " A Meaas
ana aanghtef. Nags nellen q
flafuesburg Mls NJ ard Mm
a Z heghee aha Dafis and Carl
/ NeEaee vi paaeaganla. ana Jan
iee and cnafsss Nelson
NJ md Aifa Eekert enl0vea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

suE r. usea hane tisss wesk
ens tarir aaa Ffea ard ee -
ha hsa86es ffum tse N4esi Sta
a af pensa Fia They
sse asn fsxnvea Nusa ffum
thef hes H Edaar who n
ere Cass Csaafs So aas een
navssa e. NeN NaFk WheFe - ls
aiseEasag q sehsal for nseteH uas
enanes
4r2 MaKlne Hlluan pFesent
&c hs mnUsx pslpAs IN = recital
an FRIDAY HgteFn@sB "a ore g et1ck
is the aueitfFan - ere kaseas
tawpa scao The stage wax
decorated sssth cnrlstruaz decor
atsors and Z small tnee The pro
gram was As follows a Little
Waltz Luis Anue Brady Waltz
( 81 ffls RainiruFa CAROLYN Rug
efs. skspplns fhe Rope Audrey
I Gene Roberts. BURNS safnhlc
I Res Nonciie Cropp rta Man
/ n ahe Nd0n Den CUNNINGHAM
sE3oisY Dear Jac0ueiyn Ann
/ fsFrenafgfi. jest 3 Bunch rf
Finuee I.avviIe Canfieisi s.Tie
( wlnaa song l.avaaa Graham
Herr We Cesur ChaFlta Nelson
Rabsn of Sprln9 Peggy Bre
lard Taps. Dwofhy Gntf
Frale - tise Iulps tvieliH solol,
/ Janice Nielsen. ~old L4see and
/ Lavender Patsy Brnlsna "A
l.nsle Jorunev Gireda Rogers,
ln the Candle I.lghf steiia
nroasias White Sails. Faye
Gaff -rhe Kings RevieW nnro-
shv Clark Dancing Puppets
/ I'asses Robinson Peggy Doro-
tht Graham Air NaFie fFnni
tcappaIcfis d Montechi. gviolin
sniai Flora Garter aiinnet PadeE
easkl janice NeiSou. ~SNaytnf
/ lDaftodilk, Robbie Lec Canflgld
Moon Dawn. Sally Kahhg
Nss1tuTne, op 81. No. !. Greg,
Sylvia canfield. What the Swai-
IaN sang. Dolores Graham
Nj and Mrs " A Messy and
Z daughter. Afary Heieu Of Hat
iiesbuFg. Miss. ara spending tfg
4 lChfistfnaE holidays with Mrs
Aiazivs parents. MIR and Mrs
A ? Neghes and her sister Mrs
/ G 1 Nelson
Mr. a ] Armstrong and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31
Club Has Christmas
Meeting With Mrs.
Harris On Monday

Arid setting a eusaiMi
cAfmssna1 aeeeraslans 81 Massa
haRt tfce wth mans sAe@ saK
Aghfs was 8 psfs ttse aossv@sng
reFnhers ard xsssaogs hea TOR
reeular @e nK 81 tsss NAneieaNe
Haan Dsnaaaa sFation elslA n she
nosne q Nh J { HaEFa In &t
pseassni. &unslas
AfA q G RaspeFts psesaeut
Nes ssaa are Mrs fuyef2s Heok =
e. led II ssnKsng ssvera1 chrisl-
mas carrots Scripture from Lake
md ehspfer. wae resa followed
~ prayer bx Mrx g II Nc
Bride Mrs Rahle Roberts told
Christmas ssary. Why the
Chuqez Rang Roll esh NRs
answered Is each mcFnbeg max
ing = suggestion fn Christmas
ss-.-aa-a4ss-sassss-as=
aaaehaa. Mars Lynn have Fe,
turned a. Eseats~ps after 3 vtsii
uf several wesks witn relatives
ln Mon4ue La
Msa n G Raboe j. and son.
Giaaain. departed wednesday, fog
pcseEsanfg Va afert shn ls 81
NJ h mve while har husband 5
siatsened as Camp i.ee close b.
NJ sna kifs r & Bennet'
and daughter Gioga spent sun.
day with relatives 81 Grand Ray
Alahaua
Pfc Kenneth r Coa has rc-
turned 10 Camp Mvles staaaisb
Mass after spending . shsHt fsr
/ laueh with hs parents NJ ans
Mrs ] r. GefI and other rela
tivee
Guests Ia fhe a0nnc af ~ ans
I Mrs Aboie Griffin. Tuesday
were Miss Lelene George anE
Ms Wiliie Griffin oi Grand Bay
/ Ala. ani Mrs. Charles Stark d
Pecan. Miss
Miss Vivian Nelson 81 NeW on
leans. was ha1ne this week -cns
with her mother Mrs Ameii
Nelson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31
VICTORY GARDEN RECORD

=, keieE. Cal 49, Caisfmnia'x
Victory gardens tisis year have
produced more than one and one
aslaFiar million tons Of foad Says
Prot b H. Crochernn. director 81
az ieulfural extension Of the unas
veFsity % California.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

EXHIBIT
CITY or PAscAcoULA
ot Receipts sns Disburseenscbaqs Serves Loaa
Fand-xear Septeuber 50. 1879
BALANCE HAND. OCTOBER l. Is47 1873
RECEIPTS
Prior year personality - collections is
DISBURSEMENTS.
Transfer to nd Redemption Fund tSaz4
BALANCE HAND. sEPTERsBEH 1a 1888
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-31

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Evening star., 1943-12-29

Mems originally 1925 and $40 Famous Make
Suits. AIl-wool Worsteds, Tweeds Twists and FIonnes
Sizes for regulars 242 l48 Short l35 l-36 1-37 3-38
3-39; Long l-4O 146; Stouts LAO, 1-44 LAB; Short
Stout l-29; Long Stout l-48-------------23.7
Mems originally SIS Society Brand Walnut
Blend Suits. Regulars l-39, LAO; Short -3o, l-39,
1915
Mems originally $65 Society Brand Pineshire
WOrsted Suits. Just 5 in o-woo blue worsted suits
Pencil and croyon stripes. Regular l-3o; Shorts l-36
2-37, l-38 8------------------------
Mems originally $65 Society Brand Sturdyman
WOrsted Suits Just Is in oI-wooI worsteds Single
and double breoseds exclusive patterns in blue or brown
Regulars 1885, 44O; Shorts 236 337 2-38 Longs l-37
l-4O, l-42; Short Stout 44----------53.75
Mems originally $3.50 Famous Make Paca-
Fleece OvercOats Just IS in warm, soft fleece fab
RIGS. Blues, groys and browns. Regulars 1-39 1-4O,
2-42 IA, 146, 148; Longs l42, Ia; stouts l-42,
l-44 l-46, 1-48, $50; Short Stout l-46-----24.75
The Heeht Co. Modern Mans Store-Second Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-30
Clearance Problem
Faces Complications

tendent Herbert scott-smith was
reconciled to the fact that the
meager staff on duty would have to
bear the brunt Of the work.
superintendent scott-smith said
that HIS department was beginning
TO catch up on the work today, but
expressed the opinion that another
snowfall In the near future would
completely Offset all the work &C.
complished.
Deputy superintendent Frederick
Is. Hickey Of the police department
said that two cars were towed on
the streets yesterday. IN accordance
with the departments order 70 re-
move all ears blocking street depart
mant activities. He said one ear
was drawn away from East Main
street and another from Onion
street. Tie removal order VIII be
enforced today 4 necessary Deputy
II'1A&R $1,000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-30
FUEL OIL men
ON SPOT AGAIN
Dealers to Operate at Loss
Unless Remedy Is Found
in Near Future

Conflicting demands by OPA and
ODT have placed local oil dealers
in an impossible situation, Seth
barley, advisor to Gov. Raymond E.
Baldwin, said today, and unless q
remedy is found in the very near
future, dealers will be operating at
a loss.
Mr.. barley, here to set up CO.
operative movement on the part Of
waterbury dealers, stated that the
Office Of Defense Transportation
demanded that oil men cut their de-
liveries at least rs per cent to con-
serve gasoline. Then, he asserted,
the OPA followed UP with an order
to deliver only so per cent as much
oil to a customer as was formerly
the case.
At present as a result Of the two
orders, Mr.. barley pointed out, the
dealers are forced to make more
trips because they cannot deliver as
much to a customer wit beach trip,
and yet they have to save gasoline
The advisor said that he has a rec
ommendation before the state au-
thorities at the present time to allie
viate what he termed "a physically
impossible situation" as far as deal-
ers are concerned.
Mr.. Darley,s plan that local oil
seEaUcfTis tgtsOE5b 4 III 'lEefgl lbUfs;
policy for the duration Of the eriier-
gency met with unqualified approval
of the representatives at yesterdays
session at the city hall. It was
agreed to pool resources and to dis
card rivalry and competition, so
that needy families may be sure Of
receiving adequate supplies for the
remainder of the winter.
However. the major problem at
this time is to get oil shipped into
the city so that the dealers may be-
gin their good neighbor" work.
Many of the supply depots in Der
by, Bridgeport, and New Haven are
dry, and totally without possibility
Of relief over the weekend 1t is UNI
derstood. Until shipments arrive
here, the barley plan will have to
be set aside as a mere theory.
Mr.. barley said today that the
situation will be even worse before
the winter Is over. and advised deal
ers to prepare themselves for the or
deal. He asserted that the time
may come when only 10 or Is gall
Ions Of oil viii be allowed to GUS
toner.