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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
PERSONAL.

FEDERAL HOME SERVICE.-Clean yo
home from attic TO basement. AD 500
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Plans Underway
To Have Public
Playground Here
Funds Needed; Miss Ruth
Tugman, Welfare Super
intendent, Is Chairman

At a committee meeting of in
terested groups a proposed public
playground for West jefferson
held at the home of Miss Ruth
Tugman, on Monday night plans
and possibilities of the movement
were discussed and several COM
mittees named.
Named on the place committee
were Revs. w. P. Boyle, John S.
Jordan and E. w. Powers. This
group will confer with the town
officials relative to the location
AS soon as the location is de-
cided upon, further plans will be
worked out, it was explained. The
three churches of the town are
working together on the project
j. H. Myers has volunteered the
first contribution of $1O0. Other
contributions will be needed, ii
was explained. Tentative plans
include the purchasing of equip
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30

Duncan, $50; Green Valley,
61fS; Silas Creek, 500; Helton,
$40; Trout, 500; Roaring Fork,
$3.50; Parker, $50; Glendale
Springs, $3.50; Buffalo, 500;
Obids, $50; Burnt Hill, 500;
Nathan's Creek. sly; Jefferson,
500; Elkland, 1870; Orion, 44%t;
Graham, 1870.
Rash, 1870; Landmark, 1870;
Stages Creek, $3.50; Mill Creek,
(Todd), $3.50; Low Gap, 1870;
Fleetwood, 300; Sugar Grove
1870; Hurricane, $780, Rich Hill,
$3.50.
Schools still unreported: Vir-
giaia-Carolina, Healing Springs.
Peak Creek. Laurel Fork, Boggs:
Othello, New Hope, Oval, Idle
wild, Mill Creek (Clifton), Toll
liver, Crumpler Institute, Color
ed), Pine Swamp, Fairview, Riv-
erview, Ashland, Rye Cove, Hem
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Ashe Students
Make Honor Roll


Four members of the student
body of Appalachian State Teach
ers College from Ashe county
have scored honor grades in the
Spring term. They are: Allan
Miller, freshman, and Silver
Miller, junior, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. A. Miller, of West JEFF
ferson. These two have made the
honor roll two quarters during
the term. Mr.. Miller has chosen
as his majors Primary education
fand English, while M .Ailler
has chosen English and spanish;
Mr.. James Rhodes, Junior, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Rhodes, of
West Jefferson, has chosen the
pre-medical field; Miss Anna Lee
Weaver, freshman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Weaver, of
Brandon, has chosen as her ma
jors mathematics and science.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
More Money Needed In Drive
To Feed Starving World

Maiden Lane, New York City. The
contributions received, he declar-
ed, indicate that the average
American is willing to make more
than an average effort to give di-
~ect and personal help to some
desperately hungry human being
overseas.
Contributions include money
saved in many communities by
boys and girls who are giving up
betWean-meal snacks, ice cream
md sodas.
Many local groups and organi-
cations, Mr.. Wallace reported, are
arranging famine" luncheons
and dinners, with menus typical
of the meager fare on which hun
ger victims overseas are trying
to subsist. The proceeds are be-
ing turned over to the Emergency
Food Collection. Adults who are
skipping meals are also giving the
Continued on Page a
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Capt. EIoyt Wood
Is Memorial Day
Speaker, Sunday
/ Am An American" Also
Stressed I'm Program;
Good Attendance

The responsibilities of being an
american citizen and the trust
placed in the living by the dead
were stressed by Captain Hoyt
Wood in a Memorial day address
at the courthouse on Sunday
afternoon.
The observance sponsored by
the American Legion and Aux
lliary was also in commemoration
of II Am An American Day"
Members of the Legion and Aux
iliary attended in body, wear
ing uniforms. Special tribute
20 the honored dead of all wars
was led by L. P. Coward and
Mrs. Lawrence Tyson assisted by
Boy Scouts. Music for the oc-
casion was furnished by the West
jefferson High School band un-
der the direction of Miss Lorene
Perkins.
Ira T. Johnston presided over
the meeting and introduced the
speaker, Captain Wood. He also
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Judge Pless Is
Presiding; Many
Cases Continued
Several Divorce Cases Are
Granted; McMichael
is Solicitor

Ashe county's May-June term
If superior court for the trial OF
civil cases, which got underway
Monday, with Judge VIII Plesss
presiding and j. Erie McMichael,
is expected to end today
unless the two cases on the cal
endar, that of Mrs. Rose Latham
rs. R. ]. Yoder and T. c. Bowie
It al VS.. the Norfolk and Western
railway company should prove to
be unusually long. Disposition
has been made of the cases that
were on the calendar for Friday.
Among the cases scheduled for
Saturday were those of Roscoe
Oliver VS.. J. M. Barker; G. L..
Long Administrator. for Minnie
Higgins and others; Avo Gentry.
and others VS.. Pearlee Gentry and
others; Wiley Eldreth VS.. Lee
Landreth.
Most of the session on Monday
was consumed by divorce cases.
Those granted included Herbert
N. Francis VS.. Marie M. Francis
Roy Medley VS.. Thelma Medley,
Laura Petty VS.. Frank Petty
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Jones Rites Are
Held AT Clifton

Funeral service for Jacob Jones.
38-year-old Ashe county resident
was held at his home in Clifton
Friday morning. Rev. John Jor-
dan, pastor of the West Jeffer-
son Methodist church and Rev.
Frank Tucker officiated. Inter
ment was in the Jenkins-Suther
land cemetery.
The deceased, who succumbed
at his home at Clifton after q
long illness, was the son of the
late Nancy Eller Jones and Sam
uel Jones. A we'll known farmer
in this section, he was life long
resident here.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Elizabeth Price Jones.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Craybeal Rites
To Be Held Fri.
Succumbed At Lancaster, Fa.,
On Monday; Service To
Be At Rich Hill

Funeral service for Wilt Cray
heal, 71-year old Ashe county
resident who succumbed in Lam
caster, Pa. on Monday, will be
held at Rich Hill church tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. GRAPHICAL, who had been
living with his daughter in Penn
sylvania for the past few weeks,
had been in ill health for some
time.
,, The body was sent here from
Pennsylvania today. Complete
funeral arrangements have not
been made by the family.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Oma Halsey GRAPHICAL, one
daughter, Mrs. R. w. Jenkins, of
Peachbottom, Pa; two sons,
David Oren GRAPHICAL, of Quar-
ryville, Pa; and Joe GRAPHICAL,
of West jefferson; two sisters,
Mrs. Erwin Warden, of Mt. City,
Tenn, Mrs. Dave Calhoun, of
Roans Mt, Tenn; and one bro
Their, J. w. GRAPHICAL, of Sly.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
w. J. Merchants Assn Has
Charter Night With Record
Crowd; Wagner President
Clyde r. Greene, State Presi-
dent Is Speaker; Thirteen
Directors Are Named

Around rs merchants and bust
ness men were present at an en-
thuslastic meeting of the West
Jefferson Merchants association
on Monday night, when Clyde r.
Greene, president of the State as
7ociation presented the charter to
tie group, directors named and
other business carried out.
Mr.. Greene, also the speaker
was presented by Publisher Ed
M. Anderson. In his remarks Mr..
Anderson spoke briefly of the
Importance to a community of a
Merchants association and out
standing service being rendered
~ President Greene.
In pointing out the value of an
association Mr.. Greene said, 'The
merchant has been in the fore
'front.' of every town and city in
he country, and with organiza-
ion there is small limit to what
an be accomplished" He traced
he Importance of the role
:-erchants as related to progress
nd development, starting with
ne time of Columbus. He also
cited the vital part the merchants
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Several Buildings Are Now
Under Construction; Work
Starts On New Hotel Grounds
Some Residences AS Well AS
Business Buildings Are
Being Completed

Despite governmental restric-
ions concerning building mater
ais a number of business houses,
warehouses and residences are
low under construction here and
in Jefferson and vicinity.
Grading is now being done on
he, proposed site for the New
Hotel as we'll as for the new
building for the W. ]. Parts COM
ANY. No Immediate plans are
low underway although plans are
being formulated for it. 1t will
be located between the Presby-
terian church and the Welfare
Office.
Parker Tie Company's new
warehouse will be completed next
week. The new building which is
to be IS feet wide and IS long,
S located behind the Parker Tie
company. Construction work has
)een done by Zeb Witherspoon.
A jewelry store will open to-
morrow in the building complet-
ed this week next door to J. A.
:.eeves store. The new store, to
De known as Wiles Jewelry, has
Continued on Page A.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Organize Ball
Team At lansing
Sponsored By The American
Legion; To Play North
WilkesbOrO Saturday e.

A baseball team, sponsored by
the Lansing Post American Leg
ion, was organized at a meeting
held at Lansing recently whep
fourteen members joined, As yet
the team has not been named ana
plans are now underway to secure.
uniforms. The members are
Ray Blevins, pitcher; Ben Har~
rison, pitcher; Roger Pugh, cat
cher; Jones Pugh, first basemanss
Raymond Campbell, second base
man; Truitt Eller, short stop; Bas-
sett Young, third baseman; Ber-
nard Childress, outfielder; Mick
ey Absher, outfielder; Paul Key,
outfielder; Kyle Key, utility,
Dale Paisley, outfielder; Clark
Blevins, utility; Kent Dickson
pitcher.
The team got off to a good start
for the beginning of the season by
winning three out of four games,
dropping a close decision tn
2oans Creek, the score being 49,
In the fourth game of the sea-
son the Lansing boys won over
Sparta by a margin of 1914 Due
20 wet field the game did NOT
get underway until about five
o'clock with only seven innings
being played. Ray Blevins was
tar of the game with three hits
and two long hits for extra bases
cther scorers for Lansing were
Childress with a triple and
Young with two hits for three
times at bat.
On Saturday, June l, the Lam
ing boys will play the fast team
rom Wilkes county, at North
.Vilkesboro. On Sunday, June
;, they will play Roans Creek at
-ansing at o'clock.
Any teams, within a radius Of
30 to rs miles, desiring to play
he Lansing boys may contact
lay Blevins, Lansing, N. c.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Record Is Made In Raising
Fund For Crippled Children

Gale B. Mcmillan, chairman of
the crippled children's committee
announced this week that all pre-
?iouS records were broken in the
"ecent sale of Easter seals in the
county. Chairman Mcmillan said
shat the schools had done unusu-
ally well and that he wanted to
express his appreciation of the
Sine work done. ct is most en-
couraging to receive such fine re-
5ponse," he said.
The. following list of schools
showing the percentage of quotas
@aised was reported by Mr.. Nc
MILAN.
West Jefferson, 1851; Baldwin,
J009o; Friendship, 1000; Suther-
land, 100qe; Bristol (col), 1OO9o;
Creston (col), 1000.
Rock Creek, 500; Chapel, 1870;
Osborne, 1870; Whiteoak, 1870;
Warrensville, 1870; Lansing, 1879;
Little Helton, 749o; Big Ridge,
72aa; Meadowview, 1870.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30

NEW YORK.-The American
2eople are responding with their
generosity to the ma
ion-Wide Emergency Food Col
ection for the hungry and starv-
ing millions overseas, Secretary
If Commerce Henry A. Wallace,
lational chairman of the drive,
announced today.
The appeal for money to buy
sood and for gifts of food can
ned in tin for shipment to famine
lreas is new underway in more
han $500 cities, towns and vii
ages, of which 500 have been Or
~anized since the campaign Off
tally opened May Il. Additional
ocal chairmen are being enlisted
sally, he stated.
Mr.. Wallace said that every
nail is bringing checks and mon
~ orders made payable to Lee
Marshall, executive director, at
national headquarters of the
Emergency Food Collection, 100
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Superior Court Expected To End Today
County Teacher
Allotment For
Next Year Is LIS
Some Schools Are Given In
creaSeS And Others Get Cut
In Number OF Teachers

B. H. Duncan, county superin-
tendent of schools announced yes
terday that the county's allotment
of teachers, as determined by at
tendance and set up by the N. c.
Department of public instructions
for the coming year is ITS.
This is one less than was al
lotted the county last year, but
it was explained that it would
probably show an increase, when
some changes are made in con-
nection with the colored schools.
Of the IT'S teachers allotted to
the county, 172 are white and
three colored.
Mr.. Duncan said under the new
allotment Lansing gains one high
school teacher; Healing Springs
loses one elementary teacher; Ma
than's Creek gains one high school
teacher and loses three ele1nel.I
airy teachers; Elkland gains one
elementary teacher; Fleetwood
gains one high school and one
elementary teacher as well; Riv-
erview gains one high school
teacher.
Mr.. Duncan pointed out that
in spite of unusual road and
weather conditions, the attend
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
w. ]. Finals Are
Held Tuesday

Graduating exercises for the
three seniors of West jefferson
high school were held on Tues
day night, when Hon. Ira T. John
ston was the speaker.
Diplomas were presented to
Billy Wade Sheets, Doris Way
man and Ella Marie Osborne.
Because of the small number of
graduates, the exercises were
much shorter than usual. West
jefferson school which came to a
close on Tuesday, was the last in
the county to end the current
school year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Auxiliary Has
Big Poppy Sale

Saturday was really poppy day
in the county, but it was a short
one; for such was the demand TO-
this little memorial flower that
it was a sell out by 1870 in the
morning.
Mrs. Elizabeth V. Miller was
in charge of sales for the Amer
can Legion Auxiliary and report
ed that her organization cleared
around $4,000.
Mrs. Miller said that she want
I'd to thank everyone for thei"
cooperation in making the poppy
;ales such a success.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Johnston Tops
Erie McMichael
For Solicitor
Wins BY 1885 To 1873;
McMichael Carries Ashe
County 666 To 159

There was little interest in the
Democratic primary here Satur-
day, with only one contest to be
decided, that of the solicitors
race between J. Erie McMichael,
the solicitor incumbent and Wal
ter Johnston. There were only
825 votes cast in the 10 precincts
of the county with 666 for Nc
Michael and 159 for Johnston.
This judicial district, however,
includes both Allegheny and For
syth, ard in the district Johnston
won with 1855 to McMichaels
7,779.
Johnston carried both Forsyth
and Allegheny. In Forsyth John
ston received $3.50; McMichael
6,197; in Allegheny, Johnston,
$50; McMichael 507.
The official vote by precincts
as certified by the county board
Continued on Page y
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
More Money For
Ashe Red Cross
Quota Is Needed
County Still S1,222.75 Behind
Quota; Other COntribu-
tons Still Needed

More Red Cross contributions
are slowly coming in since the
special community workers were
announced but in spite of their
persistent efforts the county re-
mains $1,222.75 behind its Red
Cross quota.
Some of the community work
ers have sent in their contribu-
ions and all those who have not
sent theirs in have been asked to
do so as soon as possible.
Following is a list of contri-
butors not previously published:
A Contributor, $50; W. E. Van
noy, $40; West Jefferson Bap-
fist Church, $685.; Coble Dairy
Products Co., $25; Miss Margaret
Phillips, $40; w. L. Tomlinson,
$3.50; L. R. Halsey, (Va.-Car.
5chooD SLIPS.
Jefferson Methodist church, Mr..
md Mrs. Paul Thomas, Miss Julia
lager, w. G. Vannoy, B. F.
Cooks Store and Bruce Shep-
herd, $40 each.
H. H. Lemley, S.; Mrs. Susie
Paisley, Mrs. A. F. Paisley, A.
Y. Dancy, and Mrs. John c.
Names, S. each. Silas Creek
school, $3.50.
Don Francis, Mrs. Alene Spen-
Continued on Page ~
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Are
Given Ashe Men

Thomas Mcmillan, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcmillan,
Of Nathan's Creek, arrived home
this week after receiving his
honorable discharge from the
7avy at Camp Shelton, Norfolk,
Va, on Saturday.
Mcmillan, who served 81
months il the U.S.N.R., saw duty
in the Pacific war zone, in and
around China and Japan.
James Baldwin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Baldwin, of Baldwin;
was discharged from the Army
Air Corps on May II at Fort
Bragg. James served for one
year in the Pacific theatre.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
DIR. Foreman To
Conduct Revival

DR.. Kenneth j. Foreman, of
Davidson, will conduct the SER
vices for the summer revival
which will begin June S at the
Stone Presbyterian church at
Thaxton, it was announced today.
Miss Irene Baldwin, of Lansing
will be in charge of the Bible
School which is being held be-
ginning June S and will continue
through Sunday, June Is.
Bible School will open each day
At 900 am. and gospel preaching
will be held each night at early
;andle light.
The public is cordially invited
o attend the services.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
Hosiery Mill
Officials Here

Representatives of a hosiery
nil, looking around for a site for
proposed new plant were in
est Jefferson on Tuesday and
discussed the matter with a num-
Der of those interested.
Provided site can be secured
and labor is available there is
a possibility that such a plant
will be located here in the near
future, representatives pointed
out.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30
80 Days Needed
To Secure Stamps

Applications for lost ration
books should be made at the local
p1ice board at once, Mrs. Jen-
1,lags RAIDER, announced this
week. as a period of thirty days
sis required before books can be
recovered.
Sugar stamps for returning
servicemen or additional men,
bers G. t..milies are sent directly
to pei desiring them and are
not Sc. in ration books, Mrs.
RAIDER reminded the public this
week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-05-30

The whole community loses
when the woods burn. There ID
less timber for labor to cut, truck
ers and railroads to haul, and
mills to process. Productive woodnf
make prosperous communities.
Nogales international., 1946-04-26

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 25-
Senator Ernest w. Mcfarland Cd
Ariz.) introduced bill in the Sen
ate, for himself and Senators Ed
win c. johnson O-Colo0, and Bur
nett R. Maybank (D-S.CD and Den
mis- Chavez O-NM0. The bill pro-
vides terminal leave pay for enlisted
personnel and includes a retroactive
clause to pay discharged enlisted
personnel in lump sums in lieu of
terminal leave pay.
The bill is of Importance to en-
listed personnel, presently in the
service, and to veterans who served
in an enlisted capacity. 1t will do
away with the present unfair prac-
tice of making terminal leave pay
ments to officers and prohibiting
such payments to enlisted personnel.
Senator Mcfarland said, MANY en-
listed men and women who have
been discharged, will now receive
either one or two hundred dollars
to compensate them for the lack OF
accrued annual leave pay, which
would have been paid them had the
law been in effect at the time of
their discharge" The persons now
serving in an enlisted capacity will
receive their terminal leave pay at
the time of discharge.
This bill is a revised version of a
bill introduced earlier by the Ari-
zona Senator. Mcfarland said that
investigation had revealed that en-
listed personnel who had served
overseas usually had six weeks or
two months furlough time due at
the time they were returned to the
states and discharged. The boys
and girls who served wholly within
the United States received more
furlough time so had less due at
time of discharge.
1t is believed that payment will
be made upon presentation of Dis
charge Certificates to an army fl
nance office or naval installation or
recruiting office. Payment will be
made direct to the veteran involved