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Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20
LONG DROUTH ENDS
Yank Bombs Spoil
Tokyo Ceremony

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20. up
A bomb America" rally in Tokyo's
Hibiya Hall got off to bad start
when American carrier planes began
beating up the metropolitan area
at the critical point Of the meeting.
Deliberations apparently were
broken up in midspeech by the
more active Navy society for bomb
ing Tokyo.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

Today ballet has become. with big
companies, kind Of musical comedy
Leonidc Massine. bale tdirectOr
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-20

The biggest lake in Texas is Cad
do Lake. on the Louisiana border.
IT'S 20 miles long and 16 miles wide,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Leaders Wife Likes
Job OfManagement

From here Hampton went 10 the
Goodman band where he rose 10
fame Only after GooGmans health
began failing did Lionel organize
band Of his own
Lionel and Benny have always
had the closest kind Of relation.
ship Benny always comes 10 our
opening nights whenever posi- ole
He gave Lionel his moral support
when he organized the band and
sti,l does
LIONEL Is baseball fan. likes
to play badn.nton and table ten
MS His newest interest IS IN
things tending 10 develop inter-
racia! understanding Mrs Hamp-
tons interests are the legitimate
theatre and clothes She Nas. a
dresSnaker before her marriage.
Members Of the band are Hcrble
Fields this years winner OF Is
cures Jazz award. first alto sax
ana clarinet, Aruett CoboS. tenor
sax Johnnie Griffin. tenor sax. Gus
Evans, alto sax: Charles Folks.
baritone sax; Wendell Gully, Joe
Morris, LAMAR Wright Jr., James
Nottingham. Dave Page. trumpets.
Others are Alvin Hayes. Andrew
Penn. Michael Wood. James War
mick. tumpets: George Jenkins.
drums; Charles Harris. bass fiddle:
Theodore Sinclair. bass fiddle:
John Mackel. guitar; Milton Buck
ncr, pianist and arranser.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Harlem Leaders
PIon Emergency
Job Conference
Representatives

NEW YORK - Representatives
of six community organizations
and the organized labor movement
in a meeting last night al the Har-
lem Branch YWCA officially
launched plans for an Emergency
JOBS conference 10 be held in
Harlem on Oct. s and Z
Organ zatiopal representatives
present agreed 10 join forces in
one united effort TO focus attention
on the crucial jobs problem. while
carrying on az the same time their
own organizatlonal efforts 10 help
assure jobs for Negroes.
The confgence is being planned
10 bring together in the Harlem
community a minimum OF 500 off,
cial delegates Of labor and city
vide professional. fraternal and
other organizations 10 discuss tech
nlques and strategy 10 safeguard
the wartime gains Of Negroes in
Industry and 10 guarantee the en-
actnent of an adequate reconver-
son and postwar Jobs program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
NAACP Council
Will Entertain
Wayne Freshmen

Friday. Sept. 20 the Wayne uni
versity NAACP council will en-
terrain all incoming Wayne fresh
men with an open house at Nc
Kenzie Union from three until
five pm. This comes as a climax
TO the week of open house that is
being sponsored by the Education
al and Youth department OF the
NAACP. Detroit branch from Sept.
IS 10 30.
The Wayne group headed by
Mary Brett with DR.. Melvin Tum-
kin of the Sociology department,
as advisor, has prepared a one-act
skit entitled Hope OF Tomorrow
which is 10 be presented. The
skit was written by Alfred Him
nelson. student member on the
Collegian staff. There will be re-
freshments and a social and get
acquainted hour for the new STU
dents.
Daniel Newson. originator of the
local NAACP contest that is be-
ing sponsored by the local branch's
youth department. announces that
many entries for the contest have
already been received.
The essay contest is open TO high
school and college youth. The
title is Youth Problems in the
Community and Their Solutions. "
Manuscripts Of l.000-l 500 words in
length should be submitted TO 606
E. Vernon highway before Oct.
20 Awards up TO 500 in war bonds
will be given prize winning essays.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Reveal Heroic Work
Of93rd In Combat

GUADALCANAL The her ole
action Of the 93rd Infantry D!vl-
sion when Il first saw combat &C.
ton IN Apri! and May Of last
year was revealed for the frst
time this week by the Wa De-
partment Delay was neceS sdgy
for reasons of security.
On March 81. 1914. the divi-
sion was ordered into combat on
Bougainville. In the period that
ended MAY 30. IS of the men
were killed in action. Is serious
ly wounded and AZ suffered less
serious wounds.
THE GROUP. KNOWN as the
25th Combat Team. was composed
o: the 25th Infantry Regiment,
593rd Field Artillery battalion.
596ih Field ARTILLERY battalion,
Company 4. 3l6th Comba; Ens.-
neer battalion. Company 4, 3.Sth
Medical battalion. one platoon.
Company D. 3lSth Medical battal-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Robinson Quits
OPA To Take
Teaching Post

WASHINGTON. D C.-,NNPAl
William II Robinson. lntorma-
ton specialist ~ the OPA res Ened
last week 70 JON tAe faculty Of
The School OF Education az Hamp-
ton institute
As re>u'; Of his work carried on
during travels OF over 10000 miles
through the South since coming
VITA OPA IN April. 1874. Admin.
S;rator Chester BoWles pra, sec
Robinson FOR the "vety fine job"
he DID in consumer education
through INC schools ard colleges
Before con- ns TO OPA. he was a
teacher IN the public schools Of
Newport News, Va HIS home i
~ Hampton. Va. and ne Is grad
yatc o. Hampton Robinson also
attended Virginia State university
and did graduate work a; the Uni
verS.ty Of Chicago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Full Employment Bill Most Important Says Johnson
W. Va. Opens With
Larger Enrolment

INSTITUTE, W. Va.-The en-
rollment for classes on the first
day Of the new school year at West
Virginia State college was in ex-
cess of 504 students. This exceeds
the total enrolment for both
semesters OF the school year 1914
1915 and breaks all previous rec
ords.
The surprisingly large number
Of men students, including many
veterans, is more than taxing the
capacity of the existing dormi-
tories.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
Call First NAACP
Meeting For Oct. Il

DR. James J. McClendon. presi-
dent Of the Detroit Branch NAACP.
announces that the first fall meet
ing of the membership Of the
Branch will be held al Ebenezer
AME church. SUNDAY, Oct. 81.
The meeting Will discuss reports
from officers and the executive
secretary and formulate plans for
Restrictive Covenant campaign
FOR November. The mem oership
meetings of the association will be
held once each month Walter
White. secretary of the NAACP,
VIII speak for the November meet
ing
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
HERB REMEDIES EXPERT

An exclusive brand Of vitamins
and minerals Of tho highest po-
tcncy 'or physical health and high
~ beneficial for building strength
&C now available NJ The head
quarters ~ D. Herbert T'Sai, ar cx-
pert ON gland disorders and herb
remedies
Tic nov location IS 1919 East
Vernon HI .hVay. north VI Graioit
He VAS formerly located on Wood
" ard. near Vernon Hwy srAdvD
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29

ion, 93rd Reconnaissance troop,
and detachment, 93rd Signal COM
pany and detachment, 793rd Ord
nance company and detachment.
ana the 93rd Mp platoon.
In a push along the Numa-
Nlma Trail early in April. the
morale OF all men was praise
worthy. and comments were made
ny memb ers OF the 37th Division
that elements OF the 25th CT COM
mitted 10 the push were the best
green troops they had ever seen
IN action
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-29
By r. LEONARD-RYLAND


II IS easy 10 believe Mrs Gladys
Neal Hampton's assertion. We arc
like one big happy family, when
YOU sill across from her q, break
fast and see a member Of the BAND
literally take her breakfast from
under her nose We 20 on IN
half hour" he apologized and
you have time to order and Walt
for something else. Gladys
Mrs Hampton wife OF Lionel
Leo Hampton IN an exclusive IN
tervieW with the Michigan Chron-
ic.e. outlined her duties as bus.-
ness manager Of the band with -
persons travelling IN he company
MRS. HAMPTON really began
helping manage the affairs Of he
husband is wears dGo when ne had
. band IN Los Angeles, her home
town
He hos never rad much sense
q the value II money. she said.
20 after We met and became
friendly. he uscd 20 BRING his
money 10 ne to keep for him HIS
family Mas IN Chicago, So my
mother MAS second mother TO
him.
Since our marriage have
handled all the monies for the
band. make out the payroll. ap-
prove the booking schedules. pick
out the songs for the soloisis, ar
range radio programs and see 10
the personal comfort OF the mem
5erS OF the band a. far a possible
AT THIS POINT a mem Der Of
the bard sitting at q nearby table
reached over and SAID Gladys.
Will YOU take rms hundred dollars
and MS Isl and take care Of these
tNNCS today
Every membc of the hand seems
10 have = r.cknanC. ard a general
AR Il camaraderie prevails be-
.vecn ali of them.
The HaTptonS have been mar
ried since ArnlStlce Day OF 1885
With the band is Scoltv Ten
20 who has been travelling With
them ugnc years, and i7-month-
I'D Kerry blue Terrier. Muehs-
cho. both Mrs Hampton dogs
For clgh, years 4 cat. "SWnG"
travcled WIKI the band He GOT
too old 20 Nc had to pension him
ol' Mrs Hampton smiled.
In answer 10 question as 10
where their permanent residence
is. Mrs Hampton explained. We
travel most Of the time. but main
tain home IN Los Angeles and
ono IN New York. From early
childhood ! lived IN LA. with my
mother. who S'ill resides there. but
since New York Is the center OF
the musical world, We regard ,ha;
as oar real home
WHICH INSTRUMENT do I
Ike best The vihraharp. but I
think Lionel sull likes drums tho
best Lionel Hampton had his
early musical training al 81 Eliza
hc'h's Catholic school in Chicago
where ne played IN the Schoo.
band. Later he played in The Chi
cago Defender band under the
tutelaae Of the late Major y Clark
Smith His mother. Mrs Gertrud dc
Whitfield. still lives IN Chicago. For
year lionel studied harmony at
the University Of Southern Cali
fornia
First. Hampton had l5-piece
band m Los Angeles which he dis
banded to organize a nlne-piecc
amt Shortly after the smaller
combination had been organized.
BENNY Goodman discovered him
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
Milady Will Rejoice

NvIons are coming back. That viii
be s,.cthcr reward of peace for mi
lady. Who will rejoice that stockings
always popular, aad so long So scarce
and so costly are to return to the
department store counter scotland
millions in number.
During the war nylon production
has virtually all go'c INTO military
uses-parachutcs, tow lines for 8lld-
crs and countless other services. But
with Japan beaten. this requirement
will shrink to almost nothing, IN
view Of the great surpluses that will
be on hand, and the material will
| be available for WOmen's 5 hose. Thou
sands of fair ones have discarded
| hosiery altogether for some Wear
| partly. we would guess, because OF
the scarcity and the dislike pt sub
stitutes. But there will be an abun-
dance Of demand when nyion comes
! back. And it is definitely on the way
millions of pairs annually, the ex-
'perts say.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

DECENTRALIZATION INSURANCE.
Yes, we can provide for indiVid-
ual or family group protection.
$500 a day for hospital room.
With or without surgical benefits.
Cost reasonable. Frank NJ. Barn
hart, General Insurance. Phone
562-J 7-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

RADIO REPAIRS RADIO RE-
pairs. Phone 234 for radio ser
vice of any kind and have one Of
our government licensed radio
engineers put your radio in Al
condition at money saving
price. Prompt service on any
make radio. All work guaran-
teed H. and B. Radio Repair
Shop. 100 w. Montgomery ST.
Phone 234. l3-6ti.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

BRING YOUR LAWN MOWERS TO
Overton's Lawn Mower Shop, Kit
trell, N. c. for guaranteed shar-
pening and repairs. Also saw
sharpening. Ten years experience
4-M-W-S-l2-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

BASEMENT PUMPS, ELECTRIC,
automatic, easy to install, protects
your basement and health. Wat
kinS Hardware Co. 9-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

ELECTRIC WIRE CABLE NOS. y,
10, ana 6 outside Wire. Also 3
vine electric range cable. Wat
kiNS Hardware Co. 9-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

COR RENT-CUSHMAN MOTOR
scooter All day. Opposite court
house Brooks Langston l3-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
ALL U\RATIONkD ST NJ

ALL CNRATIONtD 81 NJ
mer play shoes, regardless ol
former prices, are now priced
from 9oc to S3.99. Good style
from 99c TO $500. Good
styles, Good colors, good
sizes, Webb's Henderson Shoe
Store l3-1Oti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

THE PLACE OF VALUES"
closes Saturday at 100 p. N. Open
other Week days from $50 4. m.
to $50 p m. Alex S, Watkins.
9-and-l3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
A Lift For Today

Surely the Lord is in this place.
Gen. 28:I6.
EVERY PLACE may be Bethel
the house Of Cos. Liie's most de-
pressing moments may be relieved
by Gods presence, if His children
Will but seek Him.
O Lord, we pray. make this
house thy house today, and the
place where we labor the gate of
heaven,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

BROONIS, MOPS, POLlSIES,
Johnsons wax. Bets cleaner
wax applierS. Simonize wax poi,
ish. Carnu. O'ccdar polish ana
sandpaper. Watkins Hardware Go.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

WANTED TO BUY; A FARM IN
Vance county. Strictly conIldeA-
tial. Write, Farm, Care D.s-
natch l0-3U
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

MIR. FARMER-LET ME IN
sure youI to b acco curing
barns and pack houses. Only
standard, worcestershire, divi-
dend paying policies written.
Present dividend rate 2OH.
f. f. Pinnell Insurance Agen-
cy, Telephones 1921 and 252.
2-l1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

PROTECT YOUR TABLE TOP
new glass cut any size for table
tops. Edges beveled and polished
Auto glass plain or safety, Gu, and
installed. A. K. Perry Garage.
phone 300. 3-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

OFFICE SUPPLIES, Pre- WAX
pencils, ledger binders and sheeS,
numbering machines, typewriter
papers, ribbons and carbon paper
Rubber stamps made to order
School supplies. Henderson booh
Co. Established 1884. lo-H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

IF IT'S SHEETROCK? VISIT
The Place OF Values Alex s.
Watkins where quality fcts
and prices sell 1881
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

WE BUY, SELL. AND TRADE
cattle and hogs. w. &. Hight Live
stock Market. Phone 1877. 9-eod-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

FOR SALE: ONE SELF-PLANEh
piano, In good condition. - 90 o.
Call 6ll-J. I7--1I'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13
WANT ADS
Get Results

MONUMENTS, MARKERS. pFcT
workmanship. Representing p.i
mer Stone Works, Inc. W. ~
Lansston, PIG Young ST.. Phone
2l-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-13

WANT ADS
Get Results
MONUMENTS, MARKERS, RFST
workmanship. Representing pai
mer Stone Works, Inc. " ~
Lansston, 219 Young St.. pbo".
80 2l-ti
SEE YOUR COAL DEALER Now
| md he may be able g. holm w.
Keep warm this winter Cal. ,r' ~ -
II. Q. Falkuer and Son. Phone afl
ST
HELP WANTED AT ONCE
One machinlSt and one Weld
er. Top wages paid. Apply in
person. Reliable Wpldinr E
Machine Works. Henderson
y. {. &1-tf
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN. COL
-ec'4t ana clded man wants 10
in or near Henderson. Can l,n..,
| reference. Address "Salc-Haa.7
car" Dispatch. ll-3a
|
i-''3l t'olind ,,.;II - holl W. ,iori, EN-
| durfna tho sun719or anI S,,.., 30! ..0'
| 800. - 10 t,,;,tnr 90" : -
| AIIen for estimates pE-1s
IO-o-W. M-|-t-,f
80 r,r ,.,, ..
-. a5,1 hn ,an+.a,,.o5 M. .''''''.AS'f l.
ler. The carriage : in gao1 --4.
ton and can be seen II, Blu
A.sehe'' street or phoAe 'o5,j.
To- ~.
| WE BUY. SELL, and TRADE
Evening star., 1945-02-18
|Poee | 8

The fruits Of victory 9or-
qen ore q delicious ormfuI OF
thot scorce deIioooy-bononos.
The proud young owner is Jeon
McAffrey Of St. Petersburg.
Flo. Wide World Pho'o'
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13

BE 1T ORDERED by the Board
of Commissioners of the County
of Ashe as follows:
Section l. The Board of Com
missioners of the County of Ashe
has ascertained and hereby de-
termines that CD said County has
heretofore issued bonds of the ag-
gregate principal amount of ST.
O28,0O0 designated Road and
Bridge Refunding Bonds" dated
December l, 1887, payable De-
cember l, 1869, pursuant to a bond
order adopted by said Board of
Commissioners on October Q,
1899, and (2) said County has
heretofore issued bonds of the
aggregate principal amount of
S1O6,3 1882 designated Interest
Funding Bonds" dated December
l, 1887, payable December l, 1869,
pursuant to a bond order adopted
by said Board of Commissioners
on October 2, 1899, and (3) said
Road and Bridge Refunding
Bonds were duly issued in ex-
change for valid outstanding
bonds of said County of like prin-
cipal amount previously issued to
finance purposes which were a
necessary expense of said Coun-
ty within the meaning of Section
Z of Article VII of the Constitu-
ton of North Carolina and also
special purposes within the mean
ing of Section 6 of Article V of
said Constitution, and 90 said
Interest Funding Bonds were du-
ly issued to fund interest on said
outstanding bonds which had be-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13

come due and payable, and (5) no
part of the principal of said out
standing Road and Bridge Re-
funding Bonds and said outstand-
ing Interest Funding Bonds has
been paid and all of said bonds
are now valid and legally binding
obligations of said County, and
(6) each of said outstanding bonds
is redeemable at the option of
said County, at par and accrued
interest, on December /, 1915 and
the Board of Commissioners pro-
poses to redeem all of said bonds
on December l, 1945 in the event
that said County issues the bonds
authorized by this bond order,
and CD the moneys which will be
on hand and available for the
payment of said outstanding
bonds on December l, 1945, will
not be sufficient to pay $1,094,O 900
OF the principal of said outstand-
ing bonds.
Section 2. For the purpose of
refunding the principal of the
debt evidenced by said outstand-
ing bonds, of the aggregate
amount of $1,094,OOO, there shall
be issued, pursuant to the County
Finance Act, as amended, bonds
of the County of Ashe of an ag-
gregate principal amount which
shall not exceed One Million
Ninety-four Thousand Dollars
($1, 1884, 00).
Section 3. A tax sufficient to
pay the principal of and interest
on said bonds, when due, shall be
annually levied and collected.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13

final check of the yearlings SEIZED
uled to go to the feeder that day,
when Hank rode out to where
she was.
"Dangedest thing, Miss Rusty
he said. ''That there feeder, Mi
chaels, who was takin' this lot
don't want them. Says he amt
takin' on any more stock till he
kin make sure he kin sell them at
enough to pay for the feed and
handlin'. Says we got to wait till
the government makes up its
mind what's a ceilin' price"
Rusty stilled Red Starr and sat
la moment looking at the young
stock, seeing them as they'd look
after months on the summer
range, no longer sleek.
Then, she rode over to Piney to
report Hanks message.
(To Be Continued)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
PAGE sEvN

ing the proposed bonds, to be ST..
088, 1914. A tax will be levied
for the payment of the proposed
bonds and interest, if the same
shall be issued. Any citizen or
taxpayer may protest against the
issuance of such bonds at meet
ing of the Board of Commission
ers to be held at the regular meet
ing place of said Board in the
County Courthouse in Jefferson,
North Carolina at 10 o'clock, A.
M, on the 25th day of September,
1945, or an adjournment thereof.
J. D. STANSBERRY, Clerk
of Board of Commissioners of
Ashe County. 9-13-1t
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Section 4. A statement of the
County debt of Ashe County has
been filed with the Clerk of the
Board of Commissioners of said
County, and is open to public in
spection.
Section 5. This order shall take
effect upon its passage, and shall
not be submitted to the voters.
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i
in their praise of her.
In the days that followed, Rusty
wondered if she'd ever find time
to leave the ranch for even a day.
By telephone persuasion she sue
ceeded in bringing a representa-
tive from the State agricultural
department out to discuss the pos
sibility of forage crops. By tele-
phone she also managed to hire
specialist to oversee the work OF
the Mexican labor they had been
promised.
She attended meetings at the
different ranches, trying to in
fuse the ranchers with her ideas,
handicapped as she was both by
youth and inexperience.
And there was her own truck
garden to consider.
One of her new riders came up
on her digging loan for seed box
es from the river bed.
| ''I've an idea," he remarked
Don't know what it's worth. We
could have barbecue-every
man winning his food by diggin
a space"
| Rusty sat back on her heels
THAT is an deaf I could find
someone who could plough and
live among the rest of the hands
after he'd so disgraced himself
"Why don't you appoint Hank
straw boss? He'll round them all
up"
The Double R held the barbecue
the hands relaying their work SC
each could put in a stretch" on
the truck garden, urged on by the
savory aroma waiting from the
pit under the oak trees. The ear
lily guests ploughed and harrow
led; the later ones ran drills and
Irrigation bitches; the last of the
lot dropped seed.
Hank was voluble. "They're
a-goin' now, you watch! Betcha
amt one of them won't come
up n offer to lend a hand hoe
lin. Better keep an eye on them
though; doubt one could tell g
weed from later"
Just then, the two new riders
having completed their seeding Of
the acre corn patch, walked to-
wards the oaks.
"Rusty"-Decker's fingers dug
into her arm-''those tWO-WhC
are they?"
New hands. I signed them or
the day before you left"
Get rid of them. Get rid OF
them quick, Rusty, before they
get your ranch into more trouble
than it's in now. Look at their
walk. That's my idea of a march. .
Rusty bristled. 'You've done
nothing but critic. I'm tired Of
it. If you don't like the way the
Double R is being run, go home
I don't like your attitude, Deck
and I don't intend"
"Spitfire," he teased. "You
go off like a miniature Volcano
"You can talk to them," she
flashed. IF you doubt them, why
don't you face them? Ask then
why the've signed on here"
'And play into their hands?'
countered Decker. ''Oh no! Well
you stay and entertain the lads
I'm going up to the house. And
Halfpint, remember, when Tn
out to rope a tricky steer, I don't
come up head on. First l. make
sure there's a good horse under
me, plenty of stout hemp in the
coil. Then I ride up from be-
hind"
After Decker had gone up tc
the house, Rusty stood wonder
ing. He could be right in suspect
ing those two new hands. She
remembered her own doubts about
them just after she had hired
them.
| Slowly, she approached the
board table under the trees
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13

AN ORDER AUTHORIZING THE
ISSUANCE OF $1,O94, 900 ROAD
AND BRIDGE REFUNDING
BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF
ASHE TO REFUND CERTAIN
OUTSTANDING BONDS.