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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-21

The Rev. Thomas j. McGrath, S.
j., arrived here this morning and
is guest of the Rev. F. x. Dough-
erty, 6. j., and the Rev. A. L.
Maureau, S. j., at st. Mary's Star
of the Sea Church. Next week the
Rev. McGrath will deliver a series
of Holy Year Mission sermons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-21

Mrs. Benjamin Sweeting, son
Benjamin and daughter Dorothy,
of West Palm Beach, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy M. Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-21

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stlaberg,
who had been visiting relatives
and friends in Key West, left yes
terday for their home in Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21
Napoleon napade Egypt
ENAKOPRAvNOsT

je priplula VISA ostala francoska
flota IL Toulona, XII je obsegala
Is bojnih ladij, 8 fregat in vecje
stevilo Transporting ladij. Use
francosko brodovje je stelo
okrog 400 ladij z 10000 NOR
narji.
Kopna vojska ma teh ladjah
pa je stella 10000 MOI in $500
konj. Poveljstvo mad MO je bio
poverjeno generalu Bonaparte.
Ko Sc je ustavil pred Malto,
je postal Napoleon brez okleva-
MIA svojega adjutanta ma otok
in zahteval brezpogojno preda-
jo. Razlogov "a tako zahtevo je
bio vec. Malta je dopuscala An
glezem, da so nova3ili ma otoku
mornarje "a svojo mornarico,
|podpirala je francoske emigran-
|te, vzela je v zasGito ruskega
carja, XII je bill sovraznik mlade
Francije, it'd.
Malta Sc. je vdala brez odpora.
Napoleon je svecano vkorakal v
mesto, razvil francosko zastavo
ma trdnjavskem stolpu in je
osvobodil ujete Arabce in Tur-
Ike ter jih uvrstil med mornarje
svoje mornarice. Nelsona pa nj
bio cd nikoder. Francozi sc
ostali ma Malti celih osem dni.
V tenn casu so Sc vse vojne ir
Transporting ladje zalozile S pit.
no vodo in rezervno hrano. Kc
je bio vse pripravljeno, je dal
Bonaparte naredbo in ogromna
400 ladij brojeea flota je odplu.
la pc Sredozemskem morju prot
Aleksandriji. Ia varovanje Nal
tie je pustil 1000 vojakov S po'
trebnim stevilom castnikov.
Napoleon Sc je sanaSal mo- sre6e
Brodovje je odplulo kar tjs
v en- dan. Vsak trenutek bi Sc
bill lahko pokazal ma obzorjl
Nelson S svojim brodovjem
Mice ma francoskih ladjah n
bill miren, cepravrso Settle tran
sportno brodovjet francoske vol
ne ladje pod poveljstvom admi
rala Briera. Tudi Napoleonovs
okolica je pokazala bojazen, or
pa je mirno dejal: "Verujem
da me varuje moja srecna zvez
da. Ona DO priscilla Nelsona, d.
DO blodil okrog pc nlorju, ne d;
bi mas srecal.' - In res. Nelson
je blodil pc morju. V tistih ca
sih Sc nj bilo parnikov, letal, nj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

SO poznali brzojava in radija.
Iskati koga ma debelem morju
in ga tudi najti, je bio, vcasih
zelo tezko. Nelson je pozneje
srecal francosko NORMA
rico pred Abukirom in Trafalga-
rom in jo obakrat unicil, ker
tam pac nj bio Napoleona in
Injegove srecne zvezde, XII ga je
'odvedla v Egypt in ga tudi live
ga in zdravega vrnila Franciji.1
Medtem ko je Napoleon zavze-
NAL Malto, je Nelson plul proti
Aleksandriji in okrog STRIFE mi
slec, da DO tam ujel francosko
brodovje. ho je Napoleon zvedel
"a to, je dejal tistim, XII so Sc
bali srecanja z Nelsonom: cali
YAM nisem rekel? Moja srecna
[zvezda mas. je obvarovala velike
nesrece"! Nesreca hi mogla biti
v resnici velika. Mnogo mocnej-
81 in spretnejsi v pomorskem
vojevanju cd francoske vojne
mornarice, XII je spremljala tran
sport, hi jih bill Nelson vse "od-
premil" ma dino Sredozemskega
morja in zgodovina bi sla pc CT
sto drugi poti. Blesceca Napole-
onova karijera bi bila prekinje-
ma re V zacetku. Ceprav bi bill
francoski mornarji in castniki
Sc tako hrabri, je bila njihova
naloga otezkocena rad tega ker
so spremljali tako veliko bro
dovje, katerega je incl Nelson
potopiti.
KGkO so Sc FrdncOsi isErcdH
Vznemirjeni pc misli, da bi
Sc mogel Nelson vsak trenutek
pokazati, so Sc zaceli Francozi
takoj Pc prihodu ma cilj izkr-
cavati. Ceprav je bila obala ska
lovita in so bill ma njej verjet-
no skriti mameluki, je Napo-
leon ukazal vojastvu, maj Sc ia
koj izkrca, ne glede ma slabo
vreme, ker da hi Sc mogel vsak
cas- pojaviti Nelson. V razbur-
kano morje SO spustili colne in
izkrcavanje Sc je zacelo. Obala
Sc je zdela pusta, mixer nj bio
videti 1--WE duse. To je obetalo
lahek posel, ceprav Sc je pred
postavljal, da je Nelson obvestil
mameluke o francoski nameri.
CHM pa so Sc colni prepolni vo-
jastva zaceli premikati proti
obali, Sc je zaslisalo strahovito
streljanje. Skriti "a skalami SO
Arabci in Mameluki dobro me-
rili ma sovraznika, XII je pred
j (Dalje ma 6. strani)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-21

Ad sOJ1lC lduJC, nj
zmorejo tudi mad 40 vozlov hi
trosti, je Sredozemsko morje
majhno in ozko. Nobena vecja
pomorska formacija ne more
neopazeno cd enega konca ma
drugega. &c hi je slucajno ne
zasaeil sovrazni rusilec ali pod
mornica, jo kaj kmalu zavohajo
ogledniska .letala, XII takoj spo-
rocijo svojemu brodovju, da Sc
bliza sovraznik. Tako je danes,
Sc pred nedavnim je bio druga-
&c.
Slavni Napoleon Bonaparte,
edini clovek, XII je nosil ma svo-
jih epoletah vse vojaske cine cd
prvega pa do zadnjega, je po-
stall pc svojih velikih zmagah v
Italiji in v vojni z Avstrijo, maj
popularnejsi .clovek Francije.
Napoleon je bill takrat general
francoske republike. Njegove
slavne image, XII 81 jih je pribo-
ril v Italiji proti stevilnejsi av-
strijski vojski, so ga napravile
polboga francoskega naroda. z
armada, XII je bila COLA in bosa,
sestradana in dokler nj prevzel
on vodstva, tudi slabo vodena,
je premagal mali Korzican sill
no cesarstvo in zagotovil svoji
domovini velik del Italije.
V tistih cash je vladal Fran
clio il treh diktatorjev sestav-
lien direktorij. Tel trojici pa
Napoleonova slava nj pustila
mirno spati. In cimbolj je ME
gova slava rasla, kar Sc je tudi
sam zavedal, tembolj SO bill
prepricani, da bi ga bio treba
"likvidirati." Anglia je bila cd
francoske revolucije dale v
neprestani vojni S Francijo. Bas
takrat pa sta Sc dive DRAW pre-
pirali, kateri maj hi pripadal
Egypt.
Mlademu in ambicioznemu b.
napartu je direktorij predlozil
maj gre v Egypt in maj ga osvoji
"a Francijo. Vedeli so, da pre-
misljuje o zavzetju sveta, O sla-
vi Aleksandra Velikega, njegovi
poti V 1ndijo in so 81 mislili: ma
ia nacin Sc ga najlazje iznebimo,
Takrat je kriSarH pc morju
slaVn6 admiral Nelson
Ia takratne razmere je bila
TAXA ekspedicija vec nego drzna.
Obvescena pc svoji tajni policiji,
da namerava Francija zavzeti
Egypt, je ukazala Anglia svoje-
mu slavnemu admiralu Nelso,
nu, da mora "a vsako ceno pre-
preciti ia morski "pohod," da
mora napasti francosko trans
portno brodovje in ga potopiti
do zadnjega ma dino Sredozem,
skega morja.
Francozi so dobro vedeli, kak.
sna nevarnost jih caka. cato pa
so bill tudi pripravljeni ma vse.
Napoleon je razdelil ekspedicijc
ma diva della, tako da bi mogel
vsaj en- del zavzeti Egypt, &c bj
Sc srecali z Napoleonovim bro
dovjem ma odprtem morju.
Oh Z. uri zvecer dine II. maja
1898 je odplul prvi del france
skega brodovja pod poveljstvon
generala Dezea. Brodovje je ime'
10 70 jadrnic, 5000 vojakov, SOC
konj in nekaj topov. Takrat pc
mornarji in vojaki Sc MISC vede'
Ii, kan morajo zajadrati. sele
40 mill cd francoske obale sc
smell odpreti zapecateno nared'
DO, v kateri je bill oznacen Gil.
odprave. Tretjega junija istegs
leta je priplul ia del brodovja
pred Malto. Tri dni pozneje pa
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
Pasture Clipping Is
Important Practice

The time of the season to clip your
pasture is almost here. 1t was we'll
said by someone, that pasture clipping
is the most important pasture practice
any farmer can adopt, says County
Agent |. W. Carson.
Using the moving machine on the
pasture freely does two things, Mr.. Car
son continued.
/. Keeps the grass tender, makes it
taste better to the livestock and fur
nishes more feed value per volume.
2. Keeps down noxious weeds. which
if permitted to grow will practically de-
stroy valuable grasses and clovers.
In clipping the pasture the first time
each year. your mower cutter bar should
be run about two inches higher than
at the second clipping. The reason for
this is to be able to cut the sprouts
on bitter weeds at second clipping. The
sprounts can not be satisfactorily clip
ped when they grow close to the ground
as they do when the weed is cut close.
These sprouts will grow out higher upon
the stubble when the weed is cut high
making it possible for you to cut the
stubble closer to the ground and include
the sprouts at second clipping. The
sprouts will produce an abundance of
seed if not cut, concluded Agent Carson.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
EMORY

Miss Sara Truitt is down from the
bluff City spending vacation days in
the old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Cade we're busi-
ness visitors in jackson recently.
Eugene Wynn Joined his son, L. E.
Wynn and family, for Restday visit
in the p. NJ. Downer home, before they
left for Jonesboro, Arkansas.
John Calvin Ammons motored to Du-
rant, Sunday to bring Mrs. Ammons
home after a weeks stay with her
mother and brother.
Misses Eloise Truitt and Joyce Hill
have returned from a much-enjoyed visit
Weeks, and Mr.. Weeks where they at
tended the graduation of their cousin,
Walter Weeks. at the Madison High
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith went to
Winona Sunday afternoon to see Mr..
xmith's sister, Miss Gladys. who is in
disposed.
Friends of Mrs. Wade Melton, Mrs.
Henry johnson and Mrs. John F. Hatcher
will be interested to know that they have
Joined the throng of war workers at
Camp McCaine, near Grenada.
Mrs. Henry Ellison and two sons,
Rufus and Henry, Jr., were out from
Clarksdale on Memorial Day, as guests
Of Mrs. R. w. Catron and daughter.
The Coleman brothers were out from
Greenwood recently looking after their
interest in the three CCC's-cotton, corn
and cattle.
Sharkey Truitt, Marvin Cade, Roscoe
Johnson and Andrew Smith sold truck
Road of fat cattle in Winona Monday.
Mr.. Smith brought two of his nephews
home with him. They are planning to
visit their grandfather, Sergeant R. M.
Smith, at Parchman, while here.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winfred Cox regret to hear of his con-
tinued illness. DR.. M. f. Arlington of
Walden, was called for consultation with
other doctors last Friday.
Elizabeth Anne Goldman came out
from Tallahatchie county with friends
Sunday and will be priced guest in the
Nelton-J ohnson home for few weeks.
Mrs. Andrew Smith accompanied Mrs.
Marvin Cade to Greenwood Monday
when she carried her little daughter,
Carol Louise, to baby specialist for
m examination.
We note with interest the name of
Miss Joy Wynn on the roster of those
finishing at Holmes Junior College this
year. Congratulations to this sweet
girl graduate and best wishes for con-
tinued success.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03

am announcing as caididate for the
office of Highway Commissioner.
In order that you may know something
of my background, submit the follow
ing:
l was born and reared on farm in
Neshoba county. l received my Elemen-
tary Education in the schools of my
home county; my high school education
from the Newton County A. H. S., at
Decatur, Miss, and my college education
from Mississippi Southern at Hatties-
burg, Miss, and Peabody College, at
Nashville, Tenn.
l started my career as a school
teacher. | taught for eight years in the
counties of Newton and Neshoba. In
1928, was elected Superintendent of
Education, Neshoba county, serving
eight years in this capacity.
During my administration, Neshoba
county qualified for full eight months
school term. | am not unmindful of
the duties connected with the important
ing served nine years as Highway Main
tenance Supervisor, / became familiar
with all types of highway work. ! have
first hand knowledge of many differ
en- phases connected with the highway
work. This knowledge will be very
valuable in building and maintaining
roads. / know how to mix and mingle
with people.
This important office belongs to the
people and should you see fit to honor
me with this office, l shall be guided
by the Democratic principles of govern
ment and my motto shall be:
Honesty and Fairness-Special Favors
to nonei"
shall serve to the best of my ability
to make good Highway Commissioner.
| married Sallie Ann Crawford from
the prominent Crawford family of New
ton county.
/ have six children; four girls and
two boys. My oldest boy is in the navy.
am member of the Methodist church.
| am placing my campaign on high
plane and realize our country is facing
a great crisis and all of US must do our
best to hold high the torch of freedom.
In this busy time it will be impossible
to see all, so / wish you to take this as
a personal appeal for your vote and in
fluence, shall be very grateful.
Respectfully yours,
H. C. BLOUNT.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03

It was a perfect spring day last We'd
nesday when the Home Demonstration
Club met with Mrs. Maude Cox. The
living room was beautified with vases
of cut flowers and small pots of grow
green and white cane which twined
gracefully on mantel and radio table.
Mrs. Roscoe Johnson presided and
opened the program by singing America
the Beautiful. Roll call was answered
by naming a noted mother. The NOM
mating committee, Mrs. W. c. Downer,
Mrs Andrew Smith, and Mrs. Marvin
0ade, was appointed and Miss Allene
Mccormick took charge of the program.
Canning beans was discussed, substi-
tutes for sugar and modes of securing
necessary equipment also, were discuss
ed. Leaflets on canning with recipes
for relishes were distributed
The recreation leader then displayed
u mass of mixed Proverbs and offered
. prize to the couple who arranged two
correctly first. Mrs. w. c. Downer and
Mrs. Andrew Smith won the War Saving
Stamps which they gave the Smith chill
dren to help finish their books of
stamps.
The hostess then served chocolate
cookies and delicious ice cream. She
was assisted by Mrs. Roscoe Johnson
The club will meet with Mrs. L. H
Cade in June.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
GOODMAN

Postmaster ]. T. SHELTON is quite i'll
at the Baptist Hospital where he has
undergone serious operation. His
many friends wish for him speedy
recovery. p
Corp. f. B. Parker came home from
Topeka, Kansas, where he is in the Hos
pital Corps, to spend ten days furlough
with Mrs. Parker and his parents.
Mrs. Bob Fugate spent Monday in
Jackson.
Mrs. Ida Henderson is visiting rela-
tives in Water Valley this week.
Pfc. Roy Mcdaniel was called home
last week to attend the funeral of his
grandfather, Mr.. Jim Mcdaniel.
Miss Nellie Douglas is spending vaca-
tion days with her mother, Mrs. J. H..
Douglas.
Miss where he is taking pre-medical
work.
Miss Eleanor Long, who has been
student at Mississippi State College for
Women the past session, is visiting in
the home of her grandparents, Mayor
and Mrs. W. E. Meek.
Mrs. R. P. Ellis, Jr., returned Friday
to her home in Long Branch, New Jer-
sey, after short stay with her parents.
Mrs. William Walker is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ]. o. Walker at Kilmichael
this week.
Mrs. w. L. Harmon and Mrs. B. F..
Houston are leaving Wednesday for
Fort Worth, Texas, where they will
spend the summer. John Howard Doug
las will accompany them and make a
short visit to relatives.
Little Jack Flowers from Amory, is
spending a few days visiting his grand
mother.
Jackson Monday to bring her mother,
Mrs. j. T. SHELTON, home. The latter
had been in Jackson several days with
Mr.. Shelton at the Baptist Hospital.
Mrs. Arthur Collins of Jackson, was
Sunday afternoon caller in the home
OF Mr. anu MTS. f. w. rOTu. IuIS. wv
Inns came up from Jackson to bring her
niece, Miss Dorothy Elan, to attend
summer school.
Mrs. Carter Harmon and little daugh-
ter of Greenwood, and Mrs. Charles
Chandler and baby of Cofington, La,
spent the week end with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Parker.
Mrs. J. D. Neaves spent Tuesday in
Jackson
Little Cornelia Mabry, whose home is
in Pickens, is the guest of her grand
mother, Mrs. w. o. Mabry.
Miss Carol Brumby came home from
Delta State College to spend few days
with homefolk.
Mrs. Bertha Cowsert is receiving the
CONGRATULATIONS Of her friends on the
arrival of her first grandson, Joseph
Sanchez, Jr. The young man was born
to Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Sanchez on Tues
day, in Evanston, ILL.,, where they make
their home.
Mrs. r. f. Brumby, who makes her
home in Mariana, Ga, visited friends
and relatives here Tuesday.
Mrs. John Davis is visiting relatives
in Greenville this week.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
CARD OF THANKS

We want to take this means of ex-
probation for their many acts of kind
ness and expressions of sympathy in
the death of our only daughter,
Elizabeth. We especially want to thank
you for the beautiful floral offerings.
May Gods richest blessings abide with
each of you.
MR. AND MRS OTTO NORRIS
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 7-S-9th
Laurel and Hardy in ther newest fun.
"AIR RAID WARDENS"
NEWS"
MIGHTY NIAGARA"
.TCCuN,vcnr IN r.proD~,,

In the supporting cast of "Air Raid
Wardens" are Jacqueline White, Donald
Meek, Edgar Kennedy and others.
Laurel and Hardy and their antics en-
bellish the business of Civilian Defense
in "Air Raid Wardens," but they don't
poke fun at anybody but themselves and
between the laughs succeed in teaching
an impressive lesson in patriotism.
1000 laughs in a little over an hour.
Matinee Monday, s:15 pm.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03

STAR THEATRE.
Thursday and Friday. saith
Richard Arlen and Airline Judge starred,
supported by William Frawley, Larry
Buster" Crabbe and Arthur Hunnicutt
in 49,.
WILDCAT"
"AT THE BIRD FARM"
POPULAR SCIENCE"
Whirlwind action, thrilling episodes,
skillful comedy and heart-warming ro-
nance in story of the exciting battle
for Americas much needed oil.
Matinee Thursday. 3:15 pm.
Saturday, 5th
Milton Berle, Mary Beth Hughes, Reg
inald Denny and Frank orth in -.
"OyER MY DEAD BODY"
TERRY TOoN"
"FALA"
"Over My Dead Body" is comedy
murder-my mystery with laughs and thrills
aplenty.
The hero of the short, "Fala" is Pres
ident Roosevelt's Scotch terrier, Fala
The supporting players include Pres
ident Roosevelt, Winston Churchill,
Major General Doolittle, and Dina Hop
kins.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-06-24

Bob Sawyer, of Charlottesville,
Va, was visiting home folks here,
Friday.
Mrs. E. V. Eller and daughter,
were business visitors in West
jefferson, Friday.
Rev. John S. Jordan of West
Jefferson, was in the village, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence John
son and family, of Mount Airy,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. johnson, Sunday.
J. M. Biller, who is employed
by Coble Diaries, Inc, at Lexing-
ton, spent Sunday with home
folks. c. B. Miller accompanied
him to Lexington, where he will
construct an office building.
Rev. c. E. Ashley preached to
a large congregation at the Bap-
fist church, after the baptismal
service at the river, Sunday
morning. Rev. Frank Tucker as
sisted in the baptismal service.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-06-24

hair, and: coming down too far ON
her head, covered the broad arch
of her brow. She looked almost
plain. That must have been a
dream last night. The much
talked-of sister Della was chub-
by, black-haired dowdy Adde'S
cent.
Susan and Aunt Lavinia soon
went into the kitchen to get the
tea things. Left with the sister,
the Principal prepared to get out
the series of key questions he us
ed for diagnosing adolescents.
He had little to do with the
conversation after the tea came
in. Extinguished under the grace
less hat, Susan was passing him
the plate of toasted crackers. He
took one and gave her his per-
functory company smile of thanks
delighted to see that she was
plain. Susan incautiously start
ed Aunt Lavinia by remarking,
Il wonder if I didn't see your
nephew here once, Mr.. Hume.
When I was a student at the Aca-
denny. ! One Sunday al tsrnoon
when you were reading aloud,
there was young man here who
looked a little like you. He cal
Led you Uncle Tim, I think"
Every likely. When he was at
college Candy often used to come
up for the week ends. But he is
not" said Timothy Hume with
unnecessary fir1nness, Gin the
least related to me. He is my sis
ter-in-law's nephew. I think you
must be mistaken about his look
ing like me-" He liked Candy
Hunter we'll enough, perhaps
more than any other of the in
Vulnerable boys he had helped
educate he liked his ugly face
with its undershot jaw and it's
hit-or-miSs assortment of inhar-
monious features inherited from
God knew what conflicting strains
of ordinary people. Candy was
all right. But to say he looked
like a Hume !
(TO BE CONTTNUED)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-06-24
Warrensville News

Misses Margaret Johnson and
Josephine Eisenhour, of Bristol,
Tenn, were week end guests of
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Woodie,
of West jefferson, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ance Johnson,
Sunday.
J. w. Faw and Roscoe Eller,
who are employed at Kingsport,
Tenn, weer at home this week
end.
E. V. Eller left last week for
Washington, N. c., where he has
accepted a position.
Luke Woods, Jr., of Independ-
ence Va, has been visiting rel
atives here for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Carter, and
family, of Elkin, and Mrs. James
Hammond and baby, of Red Jack
ct, w. Va, were dinner guests of
Mr.. Jesse Turner, Sunday.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tan Service met with Mrs. G. r.
Latham last Thursday. Mrs. Roy
Walker conducted the devotionals.
Mrs. w. P. Shoaf, Mrs. c. B.
Biller, Misses Janet Carter and
Mary Johnson, Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Latham, took part on the pro-
gram.
Misses Sally Burkett and Mary
Elizabeth Latham served delicious
refreshments during the social
hour.
Frank West, of High Point, is
, the guest of his aunt, Mrs. r. c.
Johnson, at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Miller and
family and A. H. Bell were called
to Pulaski, Va, Monday by the
death of the mother of Mrs. Mil
Ter and Mr.. Bell.
J. M. Ashley was taken to the
Charlotte Memorial hospital last
week.
News was received here Fri
day of the death of Mr.. Ralph
johnson, of Cleveland, Ohio, on
June Is.
Mr.. johnson was a brother of
Mrs. K. L. Eller, of Warensville.
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PAGE SEVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Dollar, Of
Smethport, visited home folks
here, Sunday.
An interesting Fathers Day
program was given by the MEM
bers of the B. T. u, at the Bap-
fist church here, Sunday night.
Much damage was done to the
gardens and crops here, Monday.
by the severe rain and hail storm.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-06-24

The Bureau of Agricultural
Economics has advised hog pro-
ducers not to increase breeding
for the 1943 fall pig crop more
than Is percent over the number
of fall pigs raised in 1912.