davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
2~lrecntiiticta mill ecinc
Nasiswaffen pcn HuiIcn

@oibington Gas Stootsoe-
pnrtment gob befannt, Dab es feline
Snformationen onriiber beiibe, Dab
Ar9entinien erobertes 0eutides
ariegsmaterial bon &uBIpno 9aben
NOBLE.
Ger argentiniihe @eiddftstrdger
2uis eati duBerte nlif Die 8efragung
ourd 8reiieberreter: uAbiolut aus
Der 2uft gegriffen. Sd babe eben,
6eute morgen nod, nit nnierem
auBenminiiter Siion 8romulgiu ge-
iproden uno er bat nidts oapon err
w1bnt.@
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26

~@AA I 49, WA ~ ~ -
Militdrregierung fir GeutihIanO
fiir Sen Monot Nfoi in ieiner gb-
teilung iiber oSefieutlihe @obl-
fdbrt" 5eigt, ninunt 0as 8rob-
lem ser 06Oodloien unO ser Sem
@erbrehen oerfollenen 2inoer, TO-
mie ser llmer5iebung bon Sim
bern einen mid)tigen Blab in Der
Arbeit ser MilitdrbeborOe elm.
Tas Ropitel, Oas lid nit Ser
Ginoeriiiriorge befaBt, 0finet 10
gur NIT oeu @orten:
o@obfiobrtsbeamte in Sen orei
9anoern (Oer us. 3oue) uf0 0es
Serliuer al. - 8e3irfs itimmen
IN ibren geridten 0arin iiberein,
OnB ob0ahlole, berumirrenoe Sim
Der cine ser Soitptoufgoben Fiir
Die offentliheu unO prtooten
Observation-Disclosures 0%ariteI=
len. SIN Mfonat W1Gr3 mur0en
in @roB Seiien 1919 oboa6loie
9ia0er o~ngebaIten. Ser monat-
Iite Gurhi1nitt ioIher Rinoer
in &aiiel betrdgt 500. Die SUI
genodmter Der gr0Beren StG0te
baben groBe gnitrengungen ge-
modt, Oieie GinOer pom Ser
StrnBe 5u e%ntfernen. 80 INNER
es m6gIih mar, buben @obl-
fabrtsbeb6roen Oeriuht, ii6 mit
0en @ltern ODER @erlDanOten iol-
der ainoer in @erbin0ung gu
iesen. $50 elm prinates 8flege-
beim notig mar o0er Sic Inter
bringing in elmer 6iiriorgeanitaIt,
bat man beriudt, Dem betrefien-
oen 9ino 5a beIfen, iih an iei-
ne l1mgebung gu q%ap0bnen.~
Ger 8eribt beingt Damn pei-
fer, 0aB man bemiibt hit, mo- es
gebt, obne 3wangs ooer @e-
rihtsmoBnabmet alts3ufonmen.
Mber I'M @egeniab 5u Sen
Sngeno1mtern Ser gr0Beren Stdo-
te iino 0ie gleifen Qemter in
2ano uno Sto0ffreiien niht im-
mer in ser Sage, lid erfoIgrei6
NIT ioIden 8roblemen gu beidaf-
tigen. Ger @run0 bierfiir iino
Die 9roBen 8iir6en, melde Sen
Idn0tihen Sugen01mtern 0urh 0ie
bobe 3abl Ser bilfsbeoiirftigen
ai1t6er auferIegt meroen. Ni6t al
Iein 9aben iolde Memter nidt
qenitgeno 8erional, 0as oouban-
Oene 8erionol lit in pieIen Sal
len aud niht geniigeno geihuIt.
0omit bilfsbeoiirftige &in0er
ni6t Oon Grt 81 Ort gelanot
meroen, limo 8eror0nungen erlai=
len mor6en, apelhe Die betreffen-
Sen 2ditoer innerbnlb ser us.
Gone fiir Die Soften, melhe ser
llnterbdlt iol6er &in0er erforoert,
Oerantportlih MAIDEN. 8ieie Be
itimmutr9en ifreiben Sen Srgeno=
antern aud DOR, ob0o1Ioie Sim
Der entqpeoer mie0er NIT i6ren
a~ngeborigen 81 oereinigen, ODER
tie in p%ripaten 8flegebeimen ooer
6iirlorge Snitituten mter5u6ringen.
6dlls Die &in0er untergebroft
DerOen miiiien, 10 ioa ibre gr-
5iebnng uno M%usbiI0ung in Ell
ner iolden @eiie geleitet tperoen,
ooB lie ibre ltnterbringuilg nidt
als cine tStrafe onleben.
Sn Der 5rnge oes ilgen0li-
den 8erbredertrms ipielen ole
obOofIOien 9inoer cine groBe Rol-
le. Gbgleib Statistifen nod ltidt
porliegen, ideint ole 3abl ser
iugenoliden MiIietGter in BEN qrO-
Beren Staoten nnge4p0bnlid b0ber
ais in Sen RIeinit1oten ODER auf
Dem 2an0e gu iein.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
@S Tarbens
@erfe Derfauft

Berlin. IL @ie 0ie omerifaniide
Miiitdroeuudltung befamtgo6, mer.
sen 0emn1dit 80 bis 80 flei-
mere 6u6rifen Ser @.S. 5orber.
inouitrie I'M ~offenen 0tarfte, uno
10 melt m0glid, an priDote Sii-
t~ereIlen perfouit rperoen. @s mar
oies Elm meiterer S6ritt ser iieg-
reiden @iermddte 5ur auiloiung
Oes gr0Bten bemiihen 5rultes, Den
Die @elt bisber geieben bat.
9iele 6obrifen befinOen Ii6 in
allen bier 8eiusun9s3ouen uno
fonnen nno69dngig betrieben lper-
0en. S6re lGtigfeit miiroe ou6
feinen SfuOen beOeuten fiir Die
tedniide B~roouftion pom Gbemifa-
lien, Sic mad, @rleOigun8 Der &e-
parationen, Ser RodJfriegslpirt-
idaft Geuti6Iouos D%orbe3aIten
iinO.
Die 6etreffcnOen 6d0rifen IT,
len mr. einen fleinen Cell 0eS
qroBen So. 6arben &on5erns oar.
Gutentfragen ipieIen feline 8olle,
Sic Ip1ter geregelt merOen iollen.
SeOod miro rbr 8erfouf uls
beoeutinm angeiebeu, oa er einer1
9rG3e0en3foll idaffen miro Fir
sic ipdtere 9iqui0ierunu uon S.
@. Sor6en, oie 600 6abrifen Be-
libt, o0er cine 5eilboberi9dit 0u-
ran bot, uno oon oenen Oie
Mebr3o6l III Ser ruifiiden Sffu-
pationsBone Iiegt.
Sonies q. Martin, 0os nnerifa-
niide 0}itglieO ser S. s.. 6arben :
&ontrollfommiiiion, iogte, Die Ser.
Stoaten beltiinoen Oarauf bob Die
6u6rtfen ge~gen9p6rtig an Srlpat-
-intereiien perfouft tDer0en.
2onOon. - Nm eriten ~Sabrestoge
Ser Bots0nmer &ouferen8 Der
o@roBen 9rei~ ipraden NtoSfarer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit ge-
geilterung BON ben 6ortihritten,
pel6e i'll Ser ruiiiiden 8eiabungs-
gone biniibtli6 Der @ntna5ifi5ie-
rung uno ser lmltealtng aui Die
6rieoenspirti6aft gemadt porOen
ieien.
80 erfldrte Midbail Mif6aiGop,
OaB infolge Ser @grurreformen
~ mo6ei ser @roBgrltnObeiib, mel-
der frii6eren 3n5i Mpbdngern ge-
50rte, oufgeteiIt muroe = u3u be-
tr16tlid geringeren 9ebenSmittel-
SdqDierigfeiten" gefiibrt baben, ols
lin ben meitliden 8eiaBungsSonen"
beiteben.
,SSa 6ie 5omiet3one limo 0ie
8ationen ni4t ~berabgeiest morOen
ionOern man Bat tie iogar fiir
gefpiiie &dtegorien Der 8eDolfe-
ruqpg erb0bt," Deriiderte Wlif6ai-
Iom.
&. Soffmou erfldrte, 0oB Sic
M16te ser ,,@%eltreaftion" gegen
Die 8otsoamer @ntlhetDungen gee
gen 0ie 8otsoomer gnti1efoungen
9efampit bdtten nno oeriudten
Die oliierte 6reun0idoft Bu un-
t%erminieren, iopie oie Somjet-
union gu iioIieren. or fiigte bin
81, Dab ,,nur Die bollige 8ertpirf-
lihung Ser politiifen unO wirt-
iduftliden 8rinBipen elmer &on-
troIle iiber 9eutihlano, fpie tie
in Ser 8erliner &onferen5 @ots-
bonner geIhliiiie) nieoergelegt muir
Den, 0ie 0eutide @ieOergeburt auf
oemofratii6er @rln0loge garantie-
re, uno ben @eg ebene gu Ell
ner frieOliden 3liommenorbeit bes
&eifes NIT anoeren 9dn0ern."
gei elmer 9isfuIiion 0esielben
@egenltanoes erbob 9. @itifin Ole
8ei6uloigrmg, OoB in Sen peitIi-
den 8eidbungs5onen Die 8eidliii-
lie bon 8otsoan nift poIlig 6urh-
gefiibrt moroen ieien, 1no onB
BORT monopolitiihe 6euti4e Som
0erre fbren @influB immer nod
ausitbten.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
SpraAe

W1nnn NIT 3ugefn0pften Sniden
Dir tut ~nieunano mos 81 Iieb,
@an0 miro nur BON 6dno gefpaiden,
@enn DIT nebmen millit, 10 gibI
Son Ser @eipaIt, Die uae @eIen
binGet,
8efreit Ser @eni6 ii6, Ser iid
iibepuinOet.
@oet6e.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
.AerrenRcmtNcn : GrSBcn
9entId an6 g(nerifaniId

9fodfoGgeno cine Site ser Serren-
bender 1@r6Ben, oie ~gemobnlid nod
ser &rogemueite gemeiien wer0en.
Sci SportsbemOen, ole offene &ru-
gen bobeit oOer Bel SerieD Semoen
bic fragenlos lil0, fommen merit
nllr 0rei @r0BenmaBe in 8etradt
n1mlih. fIein, mittelarpB ltn0 arpR.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN=
5ambSrtSnc

llnenOlidy lit Der SdGnbeit
3nnberfreis,
lluenOlid iebnindtsOOllen Oranges
bleiben
Die Mfenihen6er5en = bod iuirO
itets Der Sreis
Den 3anbcrtGnen bcs @eianses
bleibenl
go0eniteOt
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
AncHNctcrt .
Die 8rube

Mo3ort bGlt in @rog sic erfte
Tbeaterprobe gu ieinem 9on @iopon-
nj o6. An ser STEELE, no ole Statue
oes &omturs 6u Gon @iouanni reoet,
flopft er ob; elmer Ser orei 8oiouni-
item bat fali6 g%eblaien. 3o es mad
mebrfahen 8eriuden nidlt better ge-
ben apoIte, begab iih M}o5art gum
9ult oes Matiifers uno erflGrte ibmL
tpie er ole STEELE baden noble. Ser
8oiouniit b0rte ole ltntertDeriung an
meinte nber:
Gas fam man ni6t 10 blaien.
Sic tperoen's sod nidt better perlte-
ben lpoQen ais i62"
,,@ott 6espubrel~ gob Mo8art b0f-
Iid 5ltr antport, ,,Don mir tonne1
sic nidts lernen! @eben Sic sic
tStbmmen 6erl Sd mero' bolt ole
Sper dn0ern!"
gr tat oies an Srt un0 STEELE.
Washington Journal., 1946-07-26
@robdeitem

6ron3 b. 0ingeIfteot, ser g6eoter-
letter uno G6eoteroiplomlat, ia9te 8t
einem piitenOen Shoulpieler: Sic
molen mir @robbeiten iogenl Shrei-
ben Sic mir lieber alles alf, ga fon-
men sic oieI mebr iagell, un0 es miro
S9nen gafl8 leidt INNS 6er3 merOen".
Gin onoerer Shdulpieler trut IN
3in9eIite0ts Nmts5mimer NIT Sen
@orten: sd fomme, i'm Sbnen
en0lid einmaI 9eborig Die @abrbeit
5u iogenl~
Gingelfte0t ~erpioerte; uSun sic
oas, mein 9eIterl Sn oieiem 3immer
miro obnebin ihon 10 0iel geIogen".
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

control by government may be in this
country, the vast majority of retailers in all
fields may be counted upon to protect the
consumers pocketbooks to the limit of
their abilities. Retailers, large and small,
chain and independent, dealing in every
thing from pins and needles to food and
motor cars, are enemies of initiation.
The history of the retail industry sup
plies the proof of this. 1t is history of
constant progress, and swift advances in
operating efficiency and economy. It is a
history of increasing business at lower OPP
Grating cost. Many of the retail dollars
you, as consumer spend, net the seller
less than penny of profit. And that's one
of the reasons why the American standard
of living has been the highest in the world
for generations.
Retailers can't perform the impossible
They can't for example, control prices at
the source. They can't make up the in
evitable price increases made necessary by
vastly increased labor, tax and material
costs. What they can and will do is to see
that you get the goods you want at the
lowest figure compatible with economic
conditions in the country today and to-
morrow.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
Your Merchant Friend

In recent edit99risl, the Portland Ore
gonian said this: Throughout the country
associations of retailers, real estate deal
ers, apartment house owners and so forth
have taken the lead in the attempt to hold
the price line. -.
'"The retailers by and large -. are on
the side of the housewife. -. Perhaps the
housewife would do better with the retail
ers on her side than with the government"
This particular editorial was occasion
ed when OPA suddenly terminated on July
l, and retail groups Immediately took vol
untary and decisive action to prevent in
nation. And, whatever the future of price
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

OF ED SEVERT, DECEASED.
MRS. MAUDE WOODIE1 AND
HUSBAND, CHARLIE WOODIE,
MRS. LAURA SEVERTs HAND
AND HUSBAND, GUS HAND,
JR., SHERIDAN SEVERT, JESS
SEVERT, ETHEL SEVERT
HUTCHINSON AND HUSBAND.
HERMAN HUTCHINSON, AND
BLANCH SEVERT KEITH AND
H U S B ND, BILLY KEITH.
HEIRS OF JOHN SEVERT DE-
CEASED, AND JOE SEVERT.
JESSE SEVERT, SUSIE SPEAKS
AND HUI SBAND ROBERT
SPEAKS, AND JAMES SEVERT.
The defendants, Maude Woodie
and husband, Charlie Woodie,
Laura Severt Hand and husband,
Gus Hand, Jr., Sheridan Severt,
Jess Severt, Ethel Severt Hutch
inson and husband, Herman
Hutchinson, Blanch Severt Keith
and husband, Billy Keith. Jesse
Severt, and James Severt, will
take notice that they and each of
them are hereby notified that an
action as entitled above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
OF Ashe County, North Carolina,
Tor the purpose of partitioning
certain real estate known as the
Ed Severt home place, in. which
real estate the above named de-
PENDANTS own or claim an. inter-
est, and the said defendants will
further take notice that they, and
each of them are herebyrequired
TO appear at the office of the
clerk OF the Superior Court of
Ashe County in the Courthodse'
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
k..a..s "a


Ashe county schools began the new
year this week. To many young students
it was their first day. To other pupils as
well as teachers it was an old story. But
even so it has a new meaning for it is
truly a new school yearfin new age, an
atomic age, an age that is truly different,
IN age fraught with added responsibilities
and for that reason individuals owe it to
themselves and the age in which they are
Irving to make the most OF their educational
advantages.
!, Schools will stress science and it is well
that they should; for Il; IS . scientific age.
Not only must theyouth Of today be taught
scientific knowledge, but the science OF
human understanding. Notonly must we
know how to do things but how to do
them with and Tor other people. Individ-
:uals cannot stand alone any more than
nation.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
Are You An ArsOnist?

J. Arson is one of the most detested OF all
crimes. The law imposes extremely Sc
we're sentences on convicted fire-bugs. For,
when a man deliberately starts fire, he
is imperiling lives, to say nothing OF caus-
ing potentially great losses in property
values.
There is another group which the law
can't touch. These are the people VINO
might be called Unconscious arson1sts.
That group includes high proportion OF
the population.
The sin of the "unconscicus arsonist' is
that of omission, not commission. he
doesn't purposely set fire. He just fails
to do the things that will prevent fire.
Have you, for example, ever put OFT
until tomorrow fixing a frayed lamp
cord? Have you let a slightly defective
heating plant 60, figuring it will last an
other month or so? Have you been care
less in handling inflammables like gaso-
line, on the grounds. that probably nothing
will happen? Have you let old papers and
other trash accumulate III closets and base
ments and attics because you don't feel
like carting it down to the junkman?
These are typical examples of "uncon-
scious arson" And the man who can
answer mo" to all the questions is a rarity
indeed. The h,Idd1eds Of snillions of dol
lars of property destroyed annually by fire
are dubious tribute to the indifference
of otherwise good citizens So is the fact
that fire loss is showing an alarming in
crease at the present time. Do your part,
in your home and business and fire can be
hcked-and the lives and dollars it de-
stroys will be saved. H.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
DARYL BARE BEING
HELD IN SHOOTING
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
where Bare fell when he was shot.
Officers took Mrs. Bare in GUS
tody early yesterday morning.
It was reported that the r.
gauge shot gun which was used
by Mrs. Bare was owned by Guy
Bare. 1t had been borrowed by
Mrs. Bare as she stated providers
had been heard near. her house
previously; u.s.: Isl.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at the Dunkard church
at Peak Creek at 3 o'clock with
the Revs. Fred Dancy and Gilbert
Osborne officiating. Interment
will be in the family cemetery.
He is survived by his wife and
three children, Robert, Billie
Jean and Betty Ann, and five Sis
tiers, Mrs. Jess Honeycutt, Mrs.
Curley Combs, Mrs. James Dish
man Mrs. Robert Hammer, and
Mrs. J. F. Hall and parents.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
LIME PAYMENTS
MUST BE MADE SOON

Ashe county farmers are again
reminded that payments have not
been made on lime orders. Mel
vim Campbell urged those who
have not made payments to do
so at once so that delivery can
be made as soon as possible.
He further pointed out that all
practices should be reported to
the AAA office and farmers
should send statements for grass
seed purchases for pasture prac-
tees.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF ADMINS
TRATION OF THE ESTATE OF
LUKE MAXWELL, DECEASED.
Having qualified as admins
tratrix of the estate of Luke Max
well, deceased, late of Ashe coun-
ty, North Carolina, this is to no
tlfy all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceas-
ed to exhibit them to the under
signed at Creston, N. c., residence
Of the undersigned. on or before
the 23rd day Of August, 1947, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
OF their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
- This the Goth day of August,
1916.
'> JENNIE M. BALLOU,
'-~ Administrative eta
of the estate of
-~' Luke Maxwell, deceased
8 % "a
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
End The Feed Shortage

Good news for farmers and feeders, as
we'll as for the consumers of meat, milk
and eggs, is contained in a statement just
issued by the American Feed Manufacture
ers association.
The feed shortage, which was the most
severe in our nations history, is about
over. Feed pipelines, long practically
empty, are filling up and flowing normally
once again. This rather sudden change is
result of the expiration of o. P. A. price
ceilings and regulations on farm products,
the progressive development of prospects
for bumper feed grain production this sea-
son, and some reduction in livestock num-
bers.
The association states that prospective
feed supplies in this country are not only
large enough to feed out the livestock and
poultry on hand, but they will be so large
that at no time during the coming year will
the cost of feeds become unreasonably
high.
This prediction is based primarily on
the U. S. Department of Agriculture's crop
report which estimates a record corn crop
of 3,488 100000 bushels Indications are
that it will not only be the largest corn
crop in history but high quality as well.
Il r1ust be remembered that corn is the
basic feed ingredient, representing rs to 80
per cent of all grains normally used in
producing meat, milk and eggs.
At present there are no price controls
on grains, grain products, feed ingredients,
and livestock and poultry feeds There is
absolutely no necessity of reestablishing
these controls in the face of bounteous
crops.
Dat supplies indicate that on July we
had one of the largest carryovers of oats
on record and estimates point to another
near record crop of oats this year,, 74l,-
100000 bushels. This, along with the big
corn crop in prospect, plus normal sup
ply of barley and an exceptionally good
crop of sorghum grains, leads the ALMA
to forecast large enough crop of feed
grains with the usage of only the minimum
requirement of wheat for feeding purposes.
Even taking all these factors into con-
sideration, we have good prospect of hav-
ing an oat carryever next July ! of well
over 100000, 900 bushels, and good chance
of having more than 600,0OO,O00 bushel
carryover of corn. This would be the big
gest corn carryover on record, except dur
ing 1910 and 1a4l1wHen the government
made loans to support the market price of
corn.
These increased feed supplies, if LETT
free to move in normal channels, spell in
creased production of meat, milk and eggs
for the American public. Also, if the pro-
ducts which the farmers produce are left
free of price control, the American house
wife will have free choice of the type of
food her family most desires beef, chick
en- meat, pork, veal, etc.-a choice she has
not enjoyed under regulated prices.
With the feed and food pipelines rapidly
filling as the result of free markets and
visible supplies of feed and food, there is
no reason to fear a runaway initiation of
food costs. On the contrary common sense
tells us the price trends point downward
from present levels.
It takes time to go through this "let-off-
steam" period and to fill up these food
pipelines.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22

N Jefferson, North Carolina,
within ten days after the 10Th
day of September, 1916, and an
swer or demur to the petition filed
in said cause, or the petitioner
will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in said petition.
This the 10Th day Of August,
1916.
c. S. NEAL,
Clerk Superior Court,
8-22-4tc
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
NOTICE OF SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION:

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
MARY SEVERT HARRIS AND
HUSBAND, J. r. HARRIS
VS..
MRS. LAURA SEVERT, WIDOW
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
SINGING SCHOOL TO
BEGIN AT CRUMPLER

A singing school will begin at
Crunnpler Baptist church ON Sum
day night at 7:45 pm, it was an
nounced here this week. The
school will be conducted by Rev.
Renus E. Rich, of Connolly
Springs. Rev. Rich represents the
Stamps Baxter. Music Co., of
Dallas, Texas. :.
The. public is cordially invited
to attend this school.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
PLANS DRAWN FOR
NEW NURSES HOME

Continued from Page ~
building.
The plans for the proposed new
building provide ample space for
26 people as well as other neces-
sary rooms. The estimated cost
of the building, according to the
latest plans, is around $4,000
with equipment estimated at a
cost of $4,000, Mr.. Austin said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
LANSING DEFEATS
NATHAN'S CREEK, 1910

Continued from Page -
than's Creek; Roans Creek at
Laurel Springs.
August 25-Lansing at Scott
vile; Laurel Springs at Pond
Mountain; Nathan's Creek at
Roans Creek; Sparta at West JET
ferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-08-22
ELECT OFFICERS OF
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP

At their first official meeting,
the newly formed Methodist
Youth Fellowship, of the Mill
Creek Methodist church, elected
their officers for the coming year.
Following a brief talk. "The
Adventure of Christian Living"
by Rev. Draper, the following Of
ficers were elected: president,
Irene Hartsoe; vice-president,
Juanita Rotten; secretary-treasur-
er, Wylene Rotten; Worship chair
man, Mona Roland; world friend
Forest fires do damage other
than to the trees themselves.
They kill all wildlife.
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Q. My husband has been in the
service for 18 months, the 9Th OF
June. He left December 6, 1914,
went overseas June, 1915. We
have two children. He has from
December 6, 1914, to September
2, 1915, 81 points and from Sep
TENDER 2, 1945, to May, 1916, he
had 40, so if all the points were
good, he would have in all II
points, which l know they aren't
So would you please tell me about
when l can expect him homer
Mrs. P. J. B., Berlin, N. H.
A. Men with 40 points as OF
September 2, 1945, or with "a
months service as of June 30, will
be home or on their way home
by June 80, 1916, according to
Gen. Eisenhower.
@. If veteran received a
monthly check from the govern
-ne7t for training on the job, will
this be deducted from any future
bonus he might receive?-E. r.
n, Denver, Colo.
A. No.
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ship, Bobbie Roland; community
service, Edgar Roland; recreation
chairman, Ted Roland.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess, Mrs. Fulton Rotten.
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WOLF KNOB CHURCH
is HOST TO ASSN
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to the Thoanasville Orphanage.
The annual meet will again be
held ia August Of next year at
the Sugar"Tree church near Cliff
ton. Rev. F. Carl Sturgill was
named to preach the Introductory
sermon and Rev. ]. B. Sexton win
alternate, it was pointed out.
Rev. A. B. Bruner, Of Bloom
ington, Ind, was the visiting mes
senger. "
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GOODS, REFRIGERATORS
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four cents for fruit cocktail.
They were granted to offset
higher costs. In the case of pears
and fruit cocktail, the OPA said,
the boosts represent the first ap-
plication of the Barley substitute
for the Taft amendement which
stipulates that prices must return
current costs plus "a reasonable
profit"
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FLAG; sIssts ~....
NOTICE

.@-~----. 2M1gf
am being urged by many Of my friends to make
the rae" for The House Of the
cratic Ticket Since giving this matter serious thought
for the past few months, have decided that / am
the choice of the party in the coming pr;
mary, will make the race.
will not make active campaign for the nomi-
nation, but if nominated, will make vigorous cam
paign in the fall election.
am not the choice of the Democratic party to
make this race will whole eartedly support any
man they may choose
.. BLEVlNS