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pushed over 10 counters. AS a
finishing touch the Soft Drink
boys collected three more scores
in the sixth frame.
Dick Rhodes was on the hill
for Nesbitt's and set the Flor
lists down with five scattered
safeties. He walked five and
struck out three Florist batters.
The Flowermen threatened to
score in three different innings,
but each time Rhodes frightened
up and retired the side before
they could dent the plate.
Bob Naessen had a batting
average of l. for Nesbitt's. He
singled twice in two tries. jim
Jones, Rhodes and Meveral La
Forest also accomplished plenty
al the plate. Jones and Rhodes
each had four for five while La
Forest was credited with three
for four. Rhodes and LaForest
each hit home runs. Jack Funk
paced the Breitmeyer outfit. He
singled twice in a like number
of plate appearances.
The l. O. O. F.-Mayfair tilt
was the best played game seen
so far in the Junior League. The
contest took only so minutes to
complete and was nip-and-tuck
throughout.
The game developed into a
pitchers battle between Bill
Middleton of I.O.O.F. and Dan
ny Durback, Mayfair hurler who
throws from the porstide. The
Oddfellows collected over twice
as many hits as the Novelty
Shop lads, but their lone run
came as the result of two May
fair misplays.
In the IO.O.F. fourth inning
Middleton singled and stole Sec
ond. Chuck Phillips hit a fly to
center field and after catching
the ball, the centerfielder threw
the ball into the infield. The
Mayfair left shortstop took the
throw but it got by him, rolling
over the third base line into foul
ground. The Mayfair catcher,
backing up the throw, picked up
the ball and attempted to nip
Middleton going into third base
but tossed the spheroid into left
field and the run crossed the
plate.
The Oddfellows did not get
an opportunity TO nick the plate
again, but the Noveltymen had
two good scoring chances. In
the fifth frame they had the
b? IS loaded with two out ano
couldn't get run home and ir
the first of the seventh two
Mayfair batters reached base
and failed to get around.
Earl Witt and Ken Monte col.
lected four of the seven I.O.O.F
safetles, each getting two fol
two. The hits were all singles.
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HOLD YOU BREATH DEPT.

Comment from Carter (ScoopJ
Latimer, the Greenville, 5. &,
scribe: Probably the strain OF
pitching in 43 games last year
is telling on Bill Volsells. Re
member? Dizzy Dean once paid
the penalty for overWork. Bill
will come back, though. unless
the deafness which made him
AT went in one ear and came
out in his right arm =. Since
Mel OFT imposed that $500 fine,
il could be Voiselle has Ott-burn
from over cheating
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
ONE. MINUTE SPORTS PAGE

The Detroit Lions will estab-
1ish a training camp in Canada
this year-and TO keep George
Preston Marshall from saying
that the Redskins at least never
left the country, they point out
that it will be at Assumption
College, Windsor, Ont, l5 min
utes from their downtown Of
fices In addition to So 600
prize money posted for this
weeks pro tennis tourney, any
gate receipts over the expenses
will be split between the COM
peting players and the Pro Ten
mis- Association. The base
ball museum at CooperstoWn, N.
Y, has just acquired a copy of
the Live Oaks Polka" a song
dedicated to the Live Oaks club
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26
TavernmenN Nip
Doug Phillips
Scores Winning Run

Sporting Covered Wagon four
runs in the first inning, the
Beuschlcin TaVernmcn bounced
back to win 9 10 8 in an eight
inning game Friday night at
Consumer Power diamond.
Dcadlocked at SeVen-all at
the end of the seventh inning the
TaVernmen showed a burst OF
scoring power in the last of the
eighth Of push run across and
win the game.
The trouble began for the
Wagoners in the eighth when
Doug Phillips pounded out a
double over the center fielder $
head. He went plateward when
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-26

One West Virginia municipaii-
~ has two names. Berkeley
Springs is the post office. but
the town is incorporated as rye
Town of Bath"
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st. Mary's Stadium sOftball
diamond. which has been more
or less of a problem to the
Department of Recreation due
to excessive rain iii the past
few weeks, is still in poor
shape and will not be ready
for use until next week. A
shortage of help has caused
the delay in preparing the dia-
mond. In the meantime, all
games sc h du d for st.
Mary's are being transferred
to Consumers Power diamond,
with the exception of Thurs
days Selfridge Super Clean
ers game which will take place
at Covered Wagon diamond.
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The official Lone Star flag of
the State of Texas was the for
rer flag of the Texas Republic.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
Members OF Class Receive Their Diplomas At Ekand High School
Elkland Faculty
Is Well Trained
Paul A. Perkins Is Principal;
Most Teachers Are Ex-
perienced

The faculty members of the
Elkland School are completing a
successful year under the eff
Gent leadership of Paul A. Per-
kins, principal.
The members of the faculty are
as follows:
Paul A. Perkins, principal and
teacher of math and science:
Miss Ruby Trivette, English and
typing; Miss Lois Hardin, geogra-
ply and history; Mrs. Allen Ad-
ans, eight grade; w. R. Stans-
berry, sixth and seventh grades;
Mrs. Ruby Hartley, third and
fifth grades; Mrs. Pauline W.
Shoemake, fourth grade; Mrs.
Ruth M. Trivette, second grade;
Mrs. Annie S. Blackburn, first
grade.
With the exception of Mrs.
Blackburn, who received her B.
S. degree at Western Carolina
Teachers College, each member
of the faculty received his degree
at ASTC.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

radio. Motto: with the rope of
the past, we will ring the bells of
the future.
MARTHA PEARL Raglan
Martha, 10, is an outstanding
student. Secretary of Junior and
Senior classes. Played on ball
team 2 years. Chosen as the one
most likely to succeed. Valedic-
torian. Hobbies: Playing basket
ball and writing to servicemen.
Ambition: To be a success. Motto:
81 can take 'em or leave 'em!"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

The sure foundations of the
State are laid in knowledge, not
in ignorance; and every sheer at
education, at culture and at book
learning which is the recorded
wisdom of the experience of man
kind, is the demagogue's sheer at
intelligent liberty, inviting ma
tional degeneracy and ruin.
C. w. Curtis.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
A. B. Hurt Spoke
AT Ekland; Play
Well Attended
Rev. E. u. Stevens Delivered
The Bacca1aureate Sermon
At Methodist Church

The final program at Elkland
high school, consisting of COM
bined and graduation exercises,
was held in the high school gym
nasium, Friday night, May Is,
when the literary address was de-
livered by A. B. Hurt, superin-
tendent of schools.
Presentation of medals and
awarding of diplomas concluded
the program.
The baccaIaureate sermon was
delivered May Is at the Methodist
church by the pastor, Rev. E. U.
Stevens.
The senior play, "Hillbilly
Courtship', presented on Friday
night, May IL, was most success
full with an unusually large at
tendance.
The characters of the play were
Pappy Stilsby, a feudist of the
first degree, Page Norris; Luke
Pappy's son, Royce Miller; Ma
Peppin, the other party to the
feud, Rena Marie Jones; Emmy
Mas daughter, Matte Jones; Lulu
and Seedie Triffet, radio hillbil-
lies, Betty Krider and Mary K.
Worley; Wash Jeddo, the noun
tain nitwit, Denver Grogan; Sol
Silverstein, manager of hillbilly
singers, J. B. Miller; Louis Cat
taro, temperamental Italian, Geo.
Trivette; Bridget O'F1annigan,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
IMOGENE EDITH PHILLIPS

Imogene, Is, was born at Toll
yer and attended Elkland high
school for four years. She was
program chairman of All club.
Hobbies: Driving and collecting
photos and souvenirs. Ambition:
To go to college and become a
teacher. Motto: ''The greater the
trial, the more glorious the tri-
umph."
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
EDITH JUANITA GREER
BETTY NELIA KRIDER

Betty, II, has played on the
girls basketball team for three
years; captain of the team in AS.
Voted best athlete. She likes to
go places and see things. Hob
b5es: Travel and movies. Ambi-
4.ion~ To be a secretary. Motto:
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
-Four Boys And
IL Girls Make Up
1916 Glass Roll
Some Members Have Already
Entered Service And 9th
ers Plan To, Soon
MAKE GOOD RECORDS

Twelve girls and four boys
graduated from Elkland High
School, May 18. One boy, JOS
seph r. Bledsoe, who would have
Finished this spring, was induct-
ed and joined the marines during
the early days of the new year.
Individually and collectively,
the senior class of AS leaves be-
hind it an admirable record.
Some have distinguished them
selves with superior scholastic
ratings; others leave enviable
athletic achievements; each has
revealed throughout his entire
four years an estimable sense of
loyalty to and cooperation with
the school, the community, and
the nation. The ardent desire of
each graduate is to do his share
I'm the attainment of victory and
The achievement of an enduring
peace.
The graduates are:
DENVER WILLARD GROGAN |
Denver, II, was voted by the
class as the best dressed and
most popular boy. A member of
basketball squad in '44-'45, he has
an enduring desire to travel
but not to Japan. Ambition: To
become a travelling salesman.
Motto: 'sPut up or shut up!" J
EDITH JUANITA GREER
Edith, who is Is, was voted laz-
lest as well as prettiest girl in her
class. She was treasurer of Jun
Tor Glass, 1894 and Senior
Glass Historian. Hobbies: SWIM
Gning and fishing. Ambition: To
be successful housewife. Mot
to: Character is the cornerstone
of SUCCESS"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
RENA MARIE JONES

Rena is 18 and is the life of the
class. She is exceptionally talent
ed in mimicry and was voted wit
test girl. Song leader of All
club. Hobbies: Singing and trav-
cling. Ambition: To get on the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

the wedding bureau, June Stew
ems, and Reverend Boswell, the
preacher man, Jack Cox.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

To become a stenographer. Mot
to: Build for character, not for
fame"
HELEN LAVON Raglan
Helen, II, played on the basket
ball team in 1944-45. Hobbies:
Travelling and horseback riding.
Ambition: To join the Waves.
Motto: "A gutter never wins, and
a winner never quits"
MARY KATHLEEN WILCOX
'Kathie", 18, is a quiet, steady
girl and a conscientious student.
Voted best dressed and best all
around girl. Class treasurer AS.
Hobby: Being true to her C. I.
Joe. Ambition: To be a nurse.
Motto: Small the diploma, but
mighty the effort to win it.
ROYCE GENE MILLER
Royce, Is, is the youngest in the
class. He is a hard worker and
likes school work. Ambition: To
60 to college. Hobby: Fishing.
Chosen most studious boy. Motto:
MAKE the best of life"
MARY KATHERINE WORLEY
"Kat" as she is better known,
is Is and is versatile, congenial
girl. Played on basketball team
in AS. Hobbies: Swimming and
collecting souvenirs. Ambition:
To become a successful house
wife. Motto: what I am to be,
I am becoming"
THELMA MADELINE PHILLIPS
Thelma is 18 and was born at
Toliver and has attended Elkland
high school for four years. Hob
bies: Sewing and travelling. Am
bition: To be an immortal wife.
Motto: Deeds speak louder than
words.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24

C1N1I1CS.
Seven students have left school
this year to enter service and 9TH
ers will do so in the near future.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
More Tobacco
Output Is Urged
N. C. Department Of Agricul.
ture Warns Of Increasing
Foreign Yields

Raleigh-The State Department
of Agriculture has urged North
Carolina tobacco growers to pro-
duce better quality tobacco this
year and to increase production
in general Gin order to compete
with stepped up production pro-
grams in Canada, Cuba and Mexi-
CO."
Frank Parker, the departments
statistician, said that Canada now
is planning a 22.5 per cent increase
in acreage over 1914, and also
plans larger acreages for each
type of hurley grown in that coun-
try. The proposed increases for
flue-cured leaf over 1914 are 20
per cent.
(Skyland Post)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
JACK cox
VENITA RUTH HOWELL

Venita, II, was chosen as the
most carefree girl in the class.
She likes to giggle and ''bat the
breeze" Hobbies: Swimming and
the MOVIES Ambition:
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
Elkland Students Are Active
In The War Service Program

During the current school year,
both students and faculty mem
bers of Elkland School have re-
sponded to the various drives in
a highly satisfactory manner. AL
though, not taking all the honors,
the school has been active in the
U. S. o. Drive, Infantle Paraly-
sis, Jr. Red Cross, Red Cross, and
Seal Drive for Crippled Children,
Tuberculosis, Cancer Control, the
Sixth and Seventh War Loans and
collecting clothes for overseas war
victims.
Health has been stressed in the
classroom, gymnasium and in the
lunchroom.
Members of the graduating
class have been intensely inter
ested in world affairs and have
followed closely the conduct OF
the war. The many former stu
dents now in service have served
as an inspiration for wartime &C
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
GLENNA JUNE STEVENS

June, II, was born at Coeburn,
Va. Voted most popular girl.
Member basketball team '44-'45.
Hobbies: Reading, swimming and
travelling. Ambition: To be a
beautician. Motto: eve have
crossed the bay; the ocean lies
before u.s."
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
cts not who you are, but what
you are, that counts"

cts not who you are, but what
you are, that counts"
BLANCHE T. MORETZ
Blanche, Is, was born at Meat
Camp, and has attended Elkland
for the past four years. She is
a quiet, courteous, intelligent girl
and was selected as most studi-
Gus. Salutatorian. Hobbies:
Reading, hiking, collecting SOU
venirs. Ambition: To be a Ca
Diet Nurse. Motto: Life is but a
picture; paint it WE'LL"
JACK COX
Jack has his classmates Won
dering how he has become such a
proficient "griper" in his II years.
Ambition: To spend his life in a
perpetual siesta in Mexico. Hob
by: Movies and swing music.
Chosen as LATEST boy and class
grumbler. Motto: Seeing is be-
lieving."
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-05-24
PAGE EDSEL NORRIS

Page, Is, is the class wit. Class
president during junior and SEN
ior years. Played on ball team
two years. Hobbies: Horseback
riding and fishing. Voted most
handsome, best athlete and best
all around boy. Ambition: To be
a success at whatever I under
take. Motto: ''Be what you are"
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longen Serteioigung onipornen Mir
DC. Morgentbau iogte ieoo6, 0aB
fllnf funolieb3ig Bro3ent ieines Blon5
in Die 8irflidfeit umgelebt poroen
itno.
Sic grgebniiie lino oud3 0ornod!
Wenn man iibrigens Die brutolen
8oridlGge WorgentbnuS nad) ieiner
eigenen 8ebnuptung gu orei gierteln
Ourdfitbrte, - Darum madt er oann
elm iolGes @eleires, ooB mir ieit SIT.
lerS geieoerlQge ~io penig in 9eutit-
lano getan" b6tten?! SIT ibm bic
fur6tbore Berelen0ung 0es beuti6en
goltes nod INNER ni6t genug?!
8ie Seem gorfer 8IGtter beri6ten,
erl6eint Iein 8u6 INIT Der ausoriid-
liden 8enebmigung Brdiioent Hoole=
peltS uno 8raiioent Erumons
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-10-04

Die &in6isnns Ses pulniiden
&onfOrbnts. aus &om meIoete Ieste
8ode Die ~aii. BreB":
Inter pieoerbolter 3urudpeiIung
Der BON Der (unter Wosfous gor.
mun6idaft itebenoen tommuniIti.
iben) polniiden 9fegierung gegen
ben 8atifan erbobenen 8ei9uIbi-
gung, i'm Sabre 1910, na9 ginriit.
ten Der 9euti6en in BoIen, NIT Der
@rnennung zines oeuti6en 8ti6ofs
(Welgr. Splett BON 0on3iD gum Ser
tpeIer oes 8istums Gbolm bos i'm
Sabre 1925 nit Der 8ari6au'er &e'
gierung abgeidlohene &onforoat Der.
lebt 5u baben, erbebt Ser ,Sheroatore
&omono' @egenbei6uloigungen ge.
gen Dos ne1e Bolenfabinett.
~Ho6 0o6ri6te1t, bic in iiingiter
3eit aus Bolen gefommen itnb,"
Idretbt Oas outifanil6e 8latt, uitno
bort lopobl 8iif0fe, tpie BrieIteF in's
8efdngnis geiporfen tporben, obne
bob Die polnii6en 8eborOen it6 oa-
BEL Inn oie 8orl6riften Der &onfor-
oatSartitel 20 un6 % fiimmerten.
3uoem miro es Dem &lerus uno ben
8lGubtgen bernebrt, in briefli9en
Gerfebr nit Dem 81. Stubl 5u treten,
obtpobI 9lrtifel 2 oes &onforoats oie
6reibeit oes 8riefperfebrs getpGbr.
leiitet. S6IieBli6 peroen peoer fir6-
li6en Srganiiotionen, nod gin5el-
perlonen nod Staotsiubl ltoien CUR
gerfiigung geItellt, unter MiBa6tung
oe5 IrtifelS "a"
@egen sic 8ebouptung @ori6aus,
Die llnterIteQung oes 8iStumS Gbolm
unter Die 8erlpoltung bes 8iIfofs
BON Gon5ig I'M Sabre 1910 IteGe 1i6
olS cine Gerlebung oeS &onforoots
oar, oos Oomit 0ur6 Die S6uIo bes
8otifans ouBer &raft geleb noroen
lei, menoet Der ,Oiierootore &omono'
elm, Die oomalige Gage in Die fem 8is-
tum babe Dem 8atitan feline an6ere
8abl gelalien alS Die 8elteQung
W}lgr. Spletts gum 8ertpeler Ser
0io5ele. Sic Deutlden batten nGm'
lid ben 8iifof bon Gbolm bertrie-
ben, un0 Ser Beibbilfof lag in Ser
gleiden 3eit tronf oornieOer, pie
oaS 8lott i6reibt, oos iibrigens in
9lbreoe iteut, ooB sic 8eiteaung zines
SermelerS fir Elm 8i5tum our9 bos
&onforoat iiberbaupt irgenonel6en
bel6rdntenoen 8eItimmungen unter-
Dorfen neroe.