davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

]. msosVrs your oTyJol for machine or tub-dont
pour. Studs need only just cover the clothes
Run machine with full load of clothes
2. SooE clothes in clear cool water before washing.
Then, JUST wash in Oxydol suds and hot water.
J. IN wOhins dishes, do less greasy things FIRST, while
pots and pans are soaking in plain water. Use
as small diShpan as you can.
=. IN roEins sVds in dishpan or waShbowl draw
water first. Put in little Oxydol stop! Swish
we'll tor SudS Don't use more Oxydol than
needed 20 make suds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

or hard rubbing TO get these beautifully white
washes with Oxydol. Cutting down this wear
can double the waShday life of clothes.
Every ounce of OXYDOL goes farther,
washes much more clothes or dishes than be.
tore. Safe for washable oolorS and rayonS, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Bright Interiors
Is The Trend

The modern decorative trend
toward colorfuI. original interior
finishes has helped 10 popularlze
the use OF insulating board in
re>uriacing wornout walls and
ceilings.
Many insulating boards arc now
supplied in a number Of factory
applied colorS that effectively
blend with the decorative scheme
of any room. Others are available
with a primcd or natural finish
In addition. the beycl-cdged tile
and plank shaped boards can be
ttt>tti .tttl-. t-z-r1!lzltz
iraCtlNe designs such aS square
fields with panelcd borders dag
onal SqualcS. staggered square
panels and alternating square and
rectangular panels. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Correct Paint
For Furniture
,Is important

tits fortunate for the budgctcerS
who are able 10 collect really fine
furniture pIecemeal that there is
no caste system in room furnishing
now. In fact, colorfully painted
pieces are often chosen purpoSely
10 give accent 10 rooms furnished
mainly in PLAIN polished woods.
The choice in color selection Will
he governed by the type Of room
10 be furnished and the character
OF pieces already assembled. Paints
and enamelS come i'm a wide color
range and special tints can be
easily mixed. Light dainty shades
are often chosen for sleeping
rooms; pieces done Slrikingly In
black. lined with gold, for regency
rooms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Many Home Repair
Jobs Can Be Done

Making what Won have do for the
duration is a duty with special
meaning for the home. owner. home
maintenance authorities point out.
Because new residential conStrIc-
ton is out until the war is over.
except for war housing. prompt
repair OF eNIstIng dwellings, IS
essential.
Many types Of repairs can be
made 10 the interior Of the house.
Breaks or cracks in plaster walls.
for example. should be patched or
covered with a new SurfaCing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Builders Expect
Postwar Boom

CHICAGO, May % GNS)-
Post war plans for a million new
homes a year arc now being made
by leaders in the building industry.
and Bror Dahlberg, an authority
on housing. figures even this am
bitieHs program viii fail short Of
The demand
TWo-thirdS Of the nations peO-
pie are now living in out-of date,
inadequate quarters, Dahlbcrg
pointed out. He believes that after
the war bonds VIII provide down
payments on new homes.
a postwar home financing plan
with low initial payments and 25-
-atllnrttzct- mortgage loans has
been outlined by the. American
Builder magazine The plan would
enable private builders 10 rent or
sell the houses.
Families unable TO raise a down
payment could move IN under a
fINe-Fear lease with option 10 buy
and would accumulate an equity
While living IN the house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
GOOD JUDGMENT

We have actually taken care OF
buildings for persons whom We
never did meet personally, having
been appointed through CORE
Spondence and continued for years
10 do business without seeing the
people themselves. In fact. at the
present time we have several eli
entS who are away from Detroit
for months at a time and then
appear 10 pick up any funds that
haze accumulated
The things 10 look for in APP
pointing an agent TO look after
real estate are a conscientious de-
termination 10 act IN the interest
of the owner and the necessary
experience and judgment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Use Advertising,
Firms Advised
Create Good viii Now,
MIA Official Suggests

CHICAGO. May % 4 great
opportunity IS available 10 mort
gage bankers today 10 create a
backlog OF good viii for the post
war era by using newspaper nd
vertiSlnG but II should be the in
stitutional kind, stated Stephan G..
Cohn OF Chicago, writing in the
current issue of The Mortgage
Banker" published by the Mort
gage Bankers Association Of
America.
Newspapers offer great
field for institutional promotion
i'm the mortgage industry for
building mighty backlog Of
good will. SO-called action
seeking newspaper advertise
ments, however, of the type that
offer certain rates, terms and
plans and are designed To pull
i'm immediate replies will prob
ably not pay now. Mortgage
and real estate operations are
too limited today; the market
YOU shoot at chat of current
buyers and seiieFst-is- tao
small"
He declared that firms which
expect 10 be back IN The field do
ing business after wartime re-
StrictionS on new building are
lifted. will be wise 10 maintain
institutional advertising programs
during this period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Industry
Using PIastics
Develops New Products
10 Save Critical Copper

Under the stress Of wartime
metal shortages. the plumbing in
duStry Is developing new products
which IN som @ cases apparently
offer advantages not possessed by
the preWar models which they
replace. SAYS the Plumbing and
Heating Industries Bureau.
An example IS vacuum breaker
for flush valves made Of tranSpar-
cnt plastic so that the operation
of the unit can be usually in
spocted
lnaSmuCh rs the purpose Of the
vacuum breaker is 20 protec [
water supplies against the hazards
of reverse flow or back-siphonage,
the fact h a { the outer shell is
transparent is an advantage be-
cause II facilitates inspection for
the purpose Of checking on the
operation OF the unit Thus the
development Of a wartime SubSti-
tute has brought with il more
positive protection 10 health.
The now vacuum breaker with
It's transparent outer shell IS used
in connection with a war model
flush valve in which the content
OF critical copper has been reduced
from six pounds 10 less than four
ounces. The new valve is made
principally Of malleable iron and
plaNtiCc
Another example Of tho use OF
plaSIiUS and IRON 10 save critical
copper is float valve made
largely Of cast iron with a black
baked plastic on the inside and
outside 10 provide a ru>t-reststant
surface. The seat is china.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
More Dwelling Units
Are Still Needed

In many areas lack Of ade-
quate dwelling units has seriously
handicapped production of
vital war materials. Workers mi
grating 10 production centers We're
unable 10 find suitable housing
facilities for themselves and their
families. Construction of new
units has already relieved much
of the shortage in those areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Fla Program
Aids Home Buyers

BY limiting the maximum inter-
est charges on FHA-insured loans
and by providing for monthly re-
payment Of all insured obligations
the FILA program has made sound
financing available 10 home buyers
or 10 operators Of rental housing
projects for war workers on the
most reasonable terms in history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Method Of Saving
Paint and Brushes

To prevent paint and brushes
from drying up by being left eX-
posed after incidental painting.
workmen at the Staten Island
yard of the Bethlehem Steel Corp,
have been provided with small
paint cans with the brushes in the
cork or Scrcw-on top. II is eSti-
mated that 200 brushes a year
are saved by the device.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Cracked CEILINGS
Walls Easily Fixed

Cracked and diSAgured walls
and ceilings are frequently the
chief obstacle 10 the profitable
use II Old homes. These can be
repaired and decorated in one
operation by recovering the sur
faces with insulating board. a
room can be completed in a day
or two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Room Relationship
Should Be Noticed

II is important 10 recognize first
that rooms fall INTO two functional
groups living and sleeping a
dominant factor IN the design of
any dwelling IS the separation OF
these two groups; IN The small
home Of restricted aCCommoda-
lions such separation becomes Of
paramount importance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Improving Room

Decorative insulating boards of
various types now available arc as
useful in repair and decoration of
a single room as In the conversion
OF large old house into apart
mentS for war workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Wartime Products

Stains, wax. soap and fiber board
products may be- wartime products
from low grade tobacco. a report
Of experiments By the Kentucky
Agricultural Experimentation Sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Explain Benefits
Of Appointing
Really Agent
BY KENNETH DRAPER
Member Arbitration Committee, Detroit
Real Estate Hoard

Apparently many owners Of in
come property do not realize the
of professional real
estate property management Pro
ieSSlonal management Of income
real estate is much more inner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

5 on a ! n a n
owner manage
ment, and so
is usually more
There is a
tendency on the
part OF the
owner 10 favor
friends and in
dulge IN pet
s c h e m IS. lie
thus iose~ IN
q O IN q a N d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Use Light Paint

The inside Of the roof raftcrS
and uprightS should be painted
white 10 reflect light and diScour-
age moths. and the floor finished
in light color.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Ancient Discovery

PIny. writing at the beginning
OF The Christian Era, tells of tho
manufacture Of white lead from
metallic lead with the aid Of VINE
gar as the Corroding agent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

DOWNTOWN
Boysr's Haunted Shack
1917 Broadway
Rsyls Hardware
ll49 Cris~old 81.
HAMTRAMCK
Ho,tsh Paint a Glass Co.
ISIS Jos. Csmpsu
HIGHLAND PARK
Boysr's Haunted Shack
$4,000 Woodward At Victor
Highland Park Lumber CO.
1883 Hamilton Ave.
EAST OF WOODWARD
Atlas Paint Manufacturing CO.
1920 Mack Ave
Boyer's Haunted Shack
1894 r. Warren At Audubon
1929 +. Jefferson AT St Jean
6s4i Van Dyke mr.. Harper
lA37S Crstiot az 7-Mils Rd.
Budnsn Sash a Paint Co
1871 Gratiot. mr.. Smile
Fred T. Burns Hardware
Io2le kereheVal Ave.
Detroit Fuel & supply
562S r. DAWSON
Detroit Hardware Co.
6432 Woodward Ave.
Esstovn Paint Shop
1880 Harper Ave.
FsulmAn Hardware
zoos W. 7-Mile Rd.
Hsnris Company
T7i6 Mack mr.. Seyhurr
koHbial Plumbing a Heating
lis43 Conant Ave
Luty-Lange Lumber & Coal Co
$40 Mt. Elliott cor. Fsrns~orth
Reese Bros.
l430i r Warren
Rosenberg Bros.
3d26 hastings street
Slosn's Hardware
1888 Mack Ave
Tisohbein- Young Co.
1892 Gratiot
Van Dyke Plumbing & Heating
93T2 Van Dyke Ave
Neitzman Hardware Co.
22S7 Cratiot Ave.
WEST or WOODWARD
John J Astleford CO.
s7o2 Hamilton
Boyer's Haunted Shack
A2A0 Oshman Blvd. - Cd River
l77l4 Grand River mr.. Southheld
1870 Livernois mr.. Fenkell
AhOl OTand kiVer at Fifteenth
1906 Fenkell at Sohsefer Rd.
s67i Michigan at 35th
5626 w. Fort ST., mr.. junction
Bullock. Green Hardware Co.
1854 Michigan Ave.
Conrad. William H.
54O1 fireman Ave.
Davis Paint and supply Co.
1890 Grand River Ave.
Gartnsr Hardware Co.
500 W. Fort St.
General Stores Co.
S4i5 w, Vernon Highway
Ls Sale Sirn a Artists supply Co.
s342 Linvood Ave.
Livernois Appliance a Paint Co.
lSSiS Livernois Ave.
Levitt Hardware
76A9 w. Vernon Hwy.
hsininser Bros. Hardware CO.
1870 LiVsrnois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
FEW LOSSES

For some reason the same owner
who IS very lenient in regard 10
delinquency in connection with
rental payments when looking
after his own buildings, Will be
indignant when management
company allows one of his tenants
to be a week or so overdue, and
most professional managers just
do not have any serious delln-
quenCieS or loss Of rent --
5-The owner who appoints a
competent agent is not tied down
and dependent on some temporary
arrangement when on a vacation
or out of town. and he finds that
The regular monthly statements
and reports Of receipts and dis
burSements are bookkeeping
system IN themselves, and are
helpful when income tax time
comes around
our firm, the Lambrecht- Kelly
Co. has been managing real eS-
tate for others since 1905. and VIC
are today looking after properties
that were purchased from US as
long ago as 1908. We have acted
as agents for owners living from
New York 10 California, and from
Texas 10 Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

WEST or WOODWARD
Msr,t supply Company
1922 "a MAEIsn
Oxford UpholsterinK
1886 W MsrTen
}. Ratks Home Outftters
400 Jist ST, cor. Buchanan
Rumiord Hardware Co
1924 Grand River Ave.
Summers Hardware
Wyoming at Schoolcralt
Spting~ells Hardware
2o3s SprinE~eils
Tyre Hardware
3Oll Grand River Ave.
Nerhsag Hardware
2oe3e FenkeH
Wolverine Hardware
1880 Grand River Ave.
SUBURBAN AREA
BIRMINGHAM
Huston Hardware CO.
POS y. Woodward
CENTER LINE
Hoste Bros
2s3tI Van Dyke
cLARKsToN
J N Alrer Hardware
Charleston. Mich.
DEARBORN
Boysr's Haunted Shack
4947 Sohsefer Highway.
FilipoTak Hardware
SelS Chase Rd.
Star Lumber Co
77AO Greenfield Rd
EAST DETROIT
r { kslthoH 4 Sons
22522 Grstiot Ave
FARMING TON
Pennington Hardware
Pennington, Mich.
LINCOLN PARK
+. " Duchains
$50 West For, ST.
WORTHWHILE
Novels Lumber & Coal Co.
go Base Line Road
PLYMOUTH
Boycrs Haunted Shack
27s Main Street
PONTIAC
Mitchell Typewriter. Office Equip'mt
$50 y. Saginaw ST.
Oakland Coal & Paint Co.
436 Orchard Lake Ave.
Wsite's. Inc
Corner Huron and Saginaw ST.
N BEDFORD
M,llet's Hardware
1881 Greydale, Redford
RIVER ROUGE
Franks Wallpaper a Paint Store
10000 West jefferson
ROYAL OAK
Boyer's Haunted Shack
2Os W. Fifth St
Currier Lumber Co.
POI East Lincoln
Smith, Champion Co.
ia W. Fourth St.
VAN DYKE
T y Melin Furniture
233Oi Van Dyke
WYANDoTTE
Roysrs Haunted Shack
1921 Biddls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

spends money that Is unnecessary,
and not 10 be countcnanccd il a
professional is in charge. We be-
leye that most property hGittcrS
might better engage the services
OF a management company for the
following reasons.
! The owner is relieved Of the
wear and tear on his nervous SyS-
TEN which the owner ship OF IN
yc>tment property often entails.
. lie could usually more prof
itahiy spend his time on ms own
business.
3 Almost invariably the fee
charged by a management COM
pany is more than Cancelled by
the savings IN connection with
maintenance.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04
Ashe Man Writes Interesting
Letter From North Africa

but the native population looked
as ancient as the fairy tales say.
There are many beggars and dir
ty enough to have lived a thous-
and years without benefit of
soap. So I'm anxious to go back
and explore it.. Some of the ma
tives have no scruples against
stealing and using knives, so I
plan to stay inside the electric
fence around camp after dark.
They all understand a few words,
such as 20. K.", cigarette, "mov-
ie", and the one we all use most,
"scram".
"Most all the buildings are
white stucco, on concrete, which
makes sun glasses precious. See
timber and bricks are scarce-sc
is shade. / have not seen any
thing to resemble what we call
grass, yet. There's a herd OF
cows near here, and their heads
are down a good part of the time
but 1 don't see what they eat
unless it's sand.
"Since V-mail isn't micro-film-
ed here, it has to cross as regular
mail. hear air mail goes by all
all the way to you, 50 I guess we
may as well use it till further no.
tice. The camp conditions here
are pretty crude, but are better
than I expected. We sleep sever
in tent which we can stand ur
in, and that's better than two ir
a pup tent. I'll take the ground
in preference to what are called
beds. To make one of these
beds" you take four 2" by 4
planks and nail together and ap'
ply legs. Then take some chicken
wire and stretch over the frame
for Springs. If there is ne
wire, which is likely, you mai
boards across the frame fol
springs. Then you roll up on it
in your blanket and 60 to }eep
and I slept eight hours last nigh
without trouble. I like it better
than a swaying hammock. II
fact, we could most of us Sleel
on a pile Of thumb-tacks, if we
wanted to, and feel O. K. the mex
morning.
"As for the mosquitoes over
here, they are not only huge, bu
smart. On our dog tags around
our necks our blood type i:
stamped. To save trouble o.
sampling people for the RICH
type, these raiders just turn ovel
the tags and read the figures
maybe it's just a rumor. Any
how the army gives us good net
for the beds and quinine pills ev
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04

Howard Sexton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. r. Sexton, of Grassy
Creek, who was a member OF the
senior class at the University OF
North Carolina when he enlisted
in the Army, is now in the North
African area. He writes an in
teresting letter home which is
being published here:
Cant say exactly where am,
but I enjoyed seeing what part
of North Africa I've been in so
far. I'm feeling fine and hope
all of you are we'll. was so in
terested in what went on over
the past several days that I for
got to get sick from it, although
I was dizzy at times. 1t was all
new to me and / soaked it all
with the lust of an amateur.
GAS we came through the city
nearby, we were amazed to see
so many modern buildings, ETC.,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04

every issue of it. Keep up the
servicemens' page. 1t is the best
of its kind I have seen yet.
Captain H. D. Quessenberry
writes to tell all Of his friends
Hello, and that he hopes to see
them in Ashe when the war is
over. He says he reads The Post
from cover to cover.
We express our thanks to all
of these for their favorable com.
.ments and trust they will contin-
ue to receive this paper and en-.
joy it.
Coach Morphis Again
Among our recent letters was
one from Coach Robert Morphis
who is at Waterville, Ohio, with
the Barrett company. He writes
that he misses the people back
here and wants the news through
this paper. Coach Morphis will
DC p1cdSdIL1y 1C1A1CAAAOSAS GU ~
many for his ability as teacher
athletic coach, first-aid instructor
and Sunday School superinten-
dent.
Potatoes And Dogs
We have always thought pota-
toes as a lowly type vegetable
and have never considered them
in a class with cauliflower, brus-
sci sprouts and others that put
on the dog, so to speak.
But even potatoes are different
Mrs. Tom Vaught, of Crumpler
brought in one the other day that
was so oddly shaped that it re-
sembled a dog in every retail
So distinctly did it resemble
dog that we are wondering that
when it is cooked, will it taste
like a potato or a hot dog!
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04

big offensive for the local team,
looping in Is points.
The local girls, who have had
very little practice wilted in the
second half to the fast pace set
by the visitors. This was the
first game of the season for thu
local girls and although they
we're outclassed, they hope to
show to a better advantage this
Saturday afternoon when the
same two teams clash again on
the Nathan's Creek court. The
game is scheduled to start about
2:3O o'clock and it is hoped that
many rooters will be on hand
to give support to the team.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04

America is full of surprises.
>@1uSt now the raging song hit is
Pistol Packin' Mama. It is be-
Fsng sung, whistled, played by or
schestras and on records. Al Dex-
tier, the writer, of Texas, is set
Sto collect $3.50, 600, we are told.
OF it, he says, TT is just a case
'sof a fellow dreaming for IA years
land nothing happens. Then one
might he has a nightmare and it
aEnakes him a fortune.
All of which proves you never
ttEcan tell just what note Americans
Svin wake up on.
Ever See A Wacat?
There are cats and cats but we
were informed about a new one
this week, a wacat. This one,
~completely equipped with dog
9ags, is known as Private Puss
and has been inducted as a mas
'Hcot into the Air WACs at Denver,
~Colo. Who knows, perhaps she
was inducted to relieve a dog
asor combat duty.
While cats have never shared,
sOr even earned the praise accord
ed dogs, there are some really in
1eA1gent cats And if a cat is
Ssrue to her natural heritage and
~an smell a rat, we really believe
>she could smell a Jap!
Post Readers In Service
This week, a note comes from
captain Basil D. Barr, at Ell Paso,
Texas, sending in a renewal for
this paper. 1.-THE Post reaches
rene here on Tuesday and is al
ways most welcome, he says.
captain Barr is an instructor in
the college of mines, there.
Cpl Walter Combs also sends
IN q renewal and writes, 81 have
oeen- IN the Hawaiian Islands for
i've months and sure enjoy re-
$ceiVing The Skyland Post, so
SAcan read the home town news"
1t. John M. Pennington writes:
Z think you have an excellent
aper and really enjoy reading
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04
$4,000 ACRES TO BE
ADDED TO NATL PARK

Bryson City - The Tennessee
Valley Authority announced
completion of an agreement
whereby the Great Smoky Noun
tains National Park gains more
than $4,000 acres of land and
North Carolina gets a new gate
way to the tourist parkland.
The agreement provides for
the closing and ultimate replace
ment with a parkway of the part
ly flooded North Carolina State
Highway 288 along the north
shore of TWAS New Fontana
Lake. This highway extends
along the north bank of the Lit
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04

cry day. Although this is Africa,
the climate is cool and dry with
a glazing sun. The sun rays are
hot, but there is a breeze and the
nights are cold. So far, the food
is about the same as the Army
fed in the u. S. A. The food is
cooked in g stone building but
we eat outside in mess kits. I'd
feel odd eating out of china
plate on a table cloth again.
Better sign off now, I guess,
before this gets too heavy for air
mail. I don't know how long we
will be here. Maybe long timel
Just keep using the same ad-
dress" - - ntass,;
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04


fore the end of the season. Mary
Austin looped 'em in from ev-
erywhere to lead the visitors
while Bobbie Miller and Mary
Lillian Mcclure topped the local
scorers. The guards for both
teams were a bit rough, with nu-
merous fouls being called.
The taller Jefferson boys also
outsmarted and outplayed the To-
cal quint and won with ease, al
though the West Jefferson team
rallied in the fourth quarter and
out-scored the visitors in the fl
nal period.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04
JEFFERSON DEFEATS
w. J. IN TWIN BILL

The jefferson high school
basketball teams walked off the
local court last week with a
double win over the West Jeffer-
son girls and boys. The visiting
sextette downing the local high
school girls, 1920 and the boys
from the "old town" winning
28-19.
Although outclassed from the
start, the local girls fought hard
throughout the entire game and
have high hopes of winning from
their neighboring opponents be.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-11-04
NINTH GRADE GIRLS
DEFEATED SATURDAY

The Nathap's Creek eighth
grade sextet defeated the West
Jefferson ninth grade lassies on
the local basketball floor, Satur-
day afternoon, 43 to Is.
The West Jefferson guards
were unable to check Boyd
Phipps, as she hit the loop for
% points. A. Goodman was the
visitors next high-scorer with
10 points.
Mary Lillian Mcclure was the