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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-04

lvzamem, kar ina mojega!!" je
zamrmral ter odsel tho cd ok.
ma. -
Zunaj je nastajal vecer. Bila
je pozna jesen, brez prave lepo'
te, brez mikavosti, kakor Sc mt
je zdelo.s Zrak je bill teak in
zadusljiv, kakor da bi 2 obzorja
pritiskal svinec ma nizje plasti
Sc nebesna sinja je nekam osi.
vela. Antonu Sc je zdela kakor
odsev dina, XII sc dviga z mo-
gocnega pozara. Nekam tesno
mu je postalo pri srcu, ko je
Sci po sobi S tihimi koraki ter
Sc dotipal peel. Segel je v "a
peck po petrolejko, jo prizgal
ter jo postavil ma mizo. S skro-
pilniee "a vrati je snel rozni We
nee, sedel "a pee ter jel sepe-
taje moliti. Zdelo Sc mu je, da
tezko moli, da tezko odriva mi
sli in pomisleke, XII Sc mu spro-
ii vzbujajo in XII mu hocejo "a
dusiti priuceno molitev. Cutil
:je, d. DO "a to rec tezko pre-
prieati Boga in ga pridobiti, da
bi mu pomagal, prav tako, ka-
kor ne DO lahko ia veeer prepri-
eati delavcev, da hoce lie MIN
dobro in sc lie zaradi njih hoce
pomeriti ma volitvah z Ljudsko
fronto. Molitev maj bi mu dala
zavest, da prav in posteno hoce
in tako DO laze pridobil delav-
ce, XII so mu S svojimi rokami
in S svojimi trudnimi hrbti pri-
delovai kruh ter mu obdelali
grunt tako, da ga zavida vse
dalec naokOli. 4 bozJO pomocJo
bi rad preprieal delavce, da je
glavni greh move oblasti v tenn,
ker hoce s svojim ravnanjem do
velikih posestnikov odvzeti kruh
in zasluzek MIN - revezem, XII
ze itak komaj 1--WE. Toda, ko je
pomislil, da je ze tolikokrat mo-
lii preden Sc je kaj odlocil in
da ga je molitev ohrabrila, je
stisnil zamascene jagode rome
ga venca trdneje med prste ter
sepetal dale.
Ko je odmolil, so jeli priha-
jati " hiram povabljeni mozje,
Vinicarji in kocarji so odpirali
vrata nekoliko plaho. MISC We
deli, cemu jih gospodar klice oh
tako nenavadnem casu. Obra.
cum z MIN so delali navadno ma
Janzevo, ali oh novem 'letu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-04
IINAC KUFKIVEE: -" -
ZlNOTIL SE JE

vprasali "a svet. Pri volitvah v
krajevne odbore SO hoteli Two.
l:ti "a predsednika MEGA, toda
nj uspel, ker mu je nekdo oeital,
da je bill v casu okupacije pre-
vee prijazen z nemskimi zan'
darji, da je dajal hrano in pi-
jaco rajsi tenn, kakor da bi jo
izroeil partizanom ali pa jo dial
svojim vinicarjem, XII so glado-
vail po vinicarijah. Takrat sc
mu je narodna oblast prvic "a
merila. "Cemu bi brskai po tenn,
kar je bilo!" 81 je mislil.' ''Kdo
je pa vedel, kako Sc bo vse to
obrnilow
&c je vrgel oci v gric, XII je
v obliki loka oklepal vas, Sc je
Sc bolj vzradostil. Tam gori po
slemenu grica so stale majhne,
s slamo krite koee. v njih so
ziveli bajtarji in vinicarji. Po-
lovica ljudi S tega hriba je bilo
cd MEGA odvisnih. Njegov obi
len grunt je dajal hrano vsem.
Enemu je dajal ogone, kjer 81
je sadif krompir in koruzo. Dru-
gemu je dajal krmo, tretjemu
pasnik, cetrtemu steljo, drva
it'd. To jim je racunal seveda
tako, da so morali vse delo OBJ
delovati njegov grunt. Nihce
teh tam gori namrec nj incl to-
liko svojega, da bi lahko cd te-
ga zivel. Njegov grunt pa je bill
kakor grascina, rodil je "a $50
ljudi. In &c bi obdelal Sc tiste
lehe, XII so lezale neplodne " Kr-
cevini, bi Sc lahko prezivljalo Sc
dvajset ljudi.
Ii tam gori so bill mnogo
drugacni cd teh, XII so ziveli v
vasi in bill njegovi sosedje. Ma
te nj vplival zlepa, ma te je kri-
cal, jim pretil, da jih pozene IL
bait, da jim vzame ogone in da
Jim ne DO dajal pasnikov, in
napravil jih je ponizne, poslus-
ne in plahe. Kar jim je ukazal,
SO storili. LIE vinicar Vino sc
mu je stavil nekoliko po robu,
odkar so ga izvolili v krajevni
odbor in je bill nekajkrat v
okraju ma tecajih. Toda tudi ia
nj bill zmerom trden. &c ga je
mocno prijel, &c mu je zapretil,
da spodi hcerko IL sluzbe, da
mu .odpove bajto in da vlozi
pravdo zastran tistih tisoca-
kov, XII mu jih je posodila ME-
gova posojilnica, in jih Sc nj vr-
nil, je Vino utihnil.
Ia vecer Sc mora odlociti, je
sklenil Druzovec. Bo Re videla
Osvobodilna fronta, kaj sc pra-
vi graditi oblast mimo vplivne-
ga posestnika, kaj Sc praVi ra-
cunati ma reveze, kaj Sc pravi,
pretiti z agrarno reformo ter
izenacevati bajtarja z MIN, Xxi
je dosegel, da SO zgrajeni ce2
vso dolino mostovi, XII je do.
segel, da v casu okupacije nj
bill odpeljan in ustreljen nihce
razen tistih nekaj nergacev, Xxi
SO preglasno kazali svoje neza.
dovoljstvo z nemsko oblastjo
"Kdor teh ljudi," in Sci je po'
gledom naprej po grebenu hri'
ba cd hise do hise. nato pa tud
po vasi, "in kdor teh ljudi be
" nedejo volil Fronto, mu od'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-04
IGNAC KOPRIvEC:

Anton Druzoyec je ostro mo-
tril mizo, ma kateri je ze stala
velika rocka vina znekaj kozar'
ci ter v mislih racunal, kako je
treba storiti. Tam bo sedel Vim
ko, XII mu mora gledati v oei
da cesa ne pokvari. Ia viniear
je najbolj nezanesljiv, je pomi.
sill. K MENU bonn posadil Ros.
karja, bivsega pismonoso, XII je
bill OBJ nemski okupaciji obein:
ski sluga in XII ga narodno osvo-
bodilna oblast gleda zaradi ME-
govega obnasanja in govorjenja
nekoliko postrani. v kotu bo
Hojnik, XII je skoraj zanesljiv,
ker Sc zaveda, da ina pasnik,
XII mu ga daje Druzovec v ma
jem, zanj visoko ceno zastran
tega, ker Sc drzi Hojnikove ze-
larije. Ostale bo razvrstil tako,
da DO incl pred ocmi vse, XII so
kolickaj nezanesljivi. Nocoj Sc
mu mora posreciti omajati v
vasi vpliv, XII ga ina ma ljudi
nova oblast, mora izpodkopati
tia Osvobodilni 'front.'. Predalee
je ze vse slo, da bi bill gruntar,
kakrsen je Druzovec, lahko Ia
dovoljen. - Volitve, XII so pred
vrati, morajo napraviti konec
temu, da bi vinicarji in zelarji
hoteli sedeti MIN v cerkvi v
isti hopi.
Obilen, ze nekoliko prileten
kmet, XII Sc mu je poznalo, da
nj vajen pretrdega della, je sto-
pill k oknu, Sc naslonil ma hra-
stove podboje in Sc zastrmel ma
vas, XII je lezala pod njegovo hi
SO. Stiskal je ,obrvi, kakor da
bi tezko mis1il, 81 ,gladil sveze
obrita lica, cd casa do casa pa
je segel z levico ma nekoliko re-
jen trebuh ter 81 ga pozibal. L.
pod nizkega zaprasenega klobu-
ka, XII Sc mu je spredaj privihal
"a spoznanje navzgor, so sc mu
vsuli mastni, umazano rjavi las
je, XII so Sc mu spuscali ma vrat
kot bici. Tam so Sc pa spreme-
Mill v memo osivelo dlako, XII
je lezala kot snezinke ma mogoc-
mem, tolstem, z globokimi braz-
dami ma tri dele razdeljenem
vratu.
VISA vas sc mu je zdela kot
pristava, XII je tam po milosti
grascaka in pa cato, da zemlji-
skemu gospodu nj dolgcas. "a
vedal sc je OBJ takem opazova-
nju, da so vsi tt posestniki -
mali in veliki - v tesni odvis-
nosti cd NIGGA. z modrostjo in
pretkanostjo je vedel doseci to
re davno pref, preden je vedel,
da mu DO ia odvisnost potrebna.
"Kaj pojdete orat "a ozimi-
nj, Tuni?'', so ga sprasevali So
sedje, &c Sc je obotavljal in nj
zacel orati. Dokler nj zasadil
. pluga Y ogon on, nj sci ma njivo
nihce. "Kdaj boste podrli veli'
ko sec?" so ga obletavali kmet-
je, &c dolgo nj postal koscev ma
travnike. Nihce nj upal poru-
siti te navade, XII so jo ma them
preklinjali vsi v vasi, vendar je
pa ma zunaj spostovali.. Kadal
koli Sc je kaj zgodilo, kadar ko'
Ii je hilo treba kaj storiti, Nse
prisli vascani k MENU ter gs
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-04

| je bilo ukazano patti, da kmet-
je ne bodo skrivali pridelkov,
da ne bodo kali zivine ma sltri,
vaj? Izvrsili 50 le to, kar So mo-
rail-, storili SO pa mnogo dobre-
ga.
Najhujse je pa to, da nova
oblast hoce udariti po siroma-
kin, je z zaskrbljenim glasom
pripovedoval Druzovec. Priprav-
liza Sc baje agrarna reforma, je
pravil z nekoliko ironicnim gla-
som. To je pa tako, je pojasnje-
val, da premoznim kmetom od-
vzame drzava tisto zemljo, XII
je inajo proved. Bajtar in vini-
car, XII sta doslej to zemljo izko-
riseala, XII sta jo dobivala pri
kmetu "a odsluzek, sta zda ]
strasno prizadeta. Kmetu osta-
ne Sc vedno toliko, kolikor sam
potrebuje, kocar in vinicar sta
pa oh ogone, Oh pasnike, oh Ste
lilo in drva. Drzava namerava
ma odvzeti zemlji zgraditi to-
varne, da DO unitila Sc to skrom-
no sreeo, XII je ma vasi. Ce pa ne
DO zgradila fabrik, DO ma podr-
zavljenih posestvih naselila lju-
di liz Bosne, Dalmacije, Crne 60
re, slovenski kocarji in vinicar-
j bodo pa morali It'll v Bosno in
Crno goro.
Govoril je dolgo in prepriee:
valno. Pripovedoval je O vsem
mogoenem; skliceval Sc je ma
vero, ma duhovnike. Govoril je
o skupnih kuhinjah, XII da jih
namerava Osvobodilna fronta
uvesti po vaseh, &c bo zmagala.
Nihce ne bo smell jesti donna,
nihce ne be smell kupovati svo-
jih potrebscin po lastni wolff,
nihce ne DO mogel vzgajati svo-
jih otrok sam, zakaj kmalu po
volitvah bodo otroci poslani v
Bosno v zameno "a bosansko de-
co. Nekaj jih bodo poslai tudi
v Sibirijo, kjer jih bodo vzgoji-
Ii V boljsevike.
Ko je Druzovec svoj govor
koneal, je pogledal po mozeh.
Vsi so imeli glave povesane, vsi
so tezko dihali in vsem je bral
ma obrazih zaskrbljenost. "a
cutil je, da je uspel, da je vrgel
vabo pravilno. Zazrl Sc je v
Vinca. Prieakoval je, da bo &C.
mu nasprotoval, da bo gnal svo-
je, toda tudi ia je moleal. Ia
misljen je strmel ma VOCAL mi
re ter kimal z glavo.
"Kristus, pa so nam ma teca-
jih pripovedovali, da gradimo
svojo oblast, da DO cd agrarne
reforme incl koristi siromak, -
je oeitajoce dejal Vino.
"Vsaka oblast laze!" je z ma
smehom sepnil Druzovec. -
Zdaj je ze cutil, da je zmagal,
zdaj je bill prepriean, da lahko
pove, kar je nameraval. Pre-
vidno je pogledal po mozeh in
dejal: "Pravijo, da ne bo volil
nihce Fronte. Ljudstvo noce Sc
dalje trpeti. Kdor DO volil From
to, pravijo, da mu ne DO do
bro" Pretece je pogledal pc
mozeh, XII so pritrjevalno kima-
i. "Tako pravim tudi JAZZ u
je z dvignjenim glasom- dejal
Druzovec. Kdor hoce jesti to-
kar daje moi grunt, ia ma. .
Fronte ne Volt"
Dvajset MOI je odslo pozne
ponoci IL Druzovceve hise. Mol.
&c so segli zarirlemu gruntarjr
v roko ter mu obljubili, da ra
zen zanesljivih ljudi No bo nih
&c zvedel o tenn pogovoru. Vse
mostove, XII so drzali v Osvobo
dilni 'front.', SO videli porusene
"a seboj. &c jih je tako preva,
rala, &c namerava trgovati Z
njihovo revscino, ee jemlje We
likim posestnikona zemljo zato
da bi udarila reveza ter napra
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03

of our friends are doing. Al
though it is sometimes a week
old, when we get it, it is still
news to us. And please, why not
put in your column "Ashe Gas"
more often?" Mrs. Goodman
writes.
Thanks Mrs. Goodman, we will
keep the Post coming to you and
little gas along with it. And
speaking of gas, why don't you
folks come back this way on a
visit this summer? You are all
still greatly missed and have
friends who would like to see
you at anytime, we are sure.
wyoming Heard From
From Lowell, Wyoming recent
ly came a very interesting let
ter from q former Ashe county
man, which we are passing on to
| the readers.
Lowell. Wyoming,
Box 455,
March 5, 1947.
The Skyland Post,
West jefferson, N. c.
Dear Editor:
1886 was the last time we have
visited in West Jefferson, but we
keep up with the progressiveness
of the old home town through
your splendid newspaper. We do
not know of any other small
town that has progressed so
! much in so few years. We like
to keep track of our friends and
relatives in Ashe and in the JEFF
Persons, but since the folks never
! write we have to learn of them
through the Post also.
Our daughter, Marion, a junior
in high school, has recently been
honored by having her six-hun-
dred word theme on Should
Public Schools Educate for Mar
riage and Family Relations?"
chosen as one of the top thirty
five throughout the United
States. The contest was put on
by Our Times, a news weekly, to
select a group of eight to broad
cast from Washington, D. c., on
Americas Town Meeting of the
Air" From the thirty-five, TWEEN
ty-four will be selected to have
their voices recorded From this
group eight finalists will be Sc
lected for the broadcast.
We have had real old time
winter in Wyoming, one snow af-
ter another ever since Thanks
giving and temperatures ranging
downward to as low as twenty
degrees below zero. We had
new snow yesterday on top of
three others. Last week we had
the rare privilege Of seeing
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03
Your Tri-COunty
Health Dept.
BY Robert r. King, Jr.
District Health Officer

Reportable diseases are diseases
which are required by law to be
reported by the physician making
the diagnosis to the local or state
Health Department. 1t must be
admitted that this takes great
deal of the physicians valuable
time and has little to do with the
cure Of the patient concerned,
but there are important reasons
why this procedure is important
enough to have become a state
law and to be customary through
out the United States.
In North Carolina there are 35
reportable diseases although of
course many of these are only
rarely seen, and a great many
cases of the more common Of
these diseases are not reported
because they are not seen by a
physician or the diagnosis is not
definitely proved or for some
other reason.
The reason for reporting is to
call to the attention of the health
department the presence of these
diseases all of which are con-
tagious and are apt to be spread
from one sick person to one or
many well persons. This can be
prevented if the proper effort is
made to keep we'll people away
by quarantine and by isolating
the patient as nearly as possible
from his family and those who
wait upon him and by properly
diSpoSing of his waste products
and properly washing his dishes
and bed clothing.
Five of these diseases are
known as the venereal diseases
or social diseases. They are
chancroid, gonorrhea, granuloma
inguinale, lymphogranuloma ven
ereum, and syphilis. They are i'm
portant enough to occupy a great
deal of the time and effort of
the public health department.
tuberculosis has always stood
high among the causes of death
in North Carolina, and its control
is Set up under a distinct branch
of the state government as the
North Carolina tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION.
Malaria control through Sani-
tary engineering and typhus con-
troll by rat proofing campaigns
fall under the department of San
itation of the State Board of
Health.
Many of the So called child
hood diseases are on this list.
Whooping cough, diphtheria,
measles and scarlet fever are
most notable in this group, and
th1 first two can be prevented by
proper vaccination. Two Of the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03
Warrensville News

Mrs. Ed Cohan, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and John M. Richards, III,
were 'rouse guests of Miss Nj.
Lynn Johnson, last week end.
DR.. ]. H. Armburst, D. S., of
Statesville, was visiting in War
rensVille, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hartsoe
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hart
soc, of jefferson, Sunday.
Donald Flynn, student at Duke
university, visited friends here
last week.
Mrs. Webb Rotten was shopping
in West Jefferson, Friday
Nj. and Mrs. Arlie Blevins, of
Bina, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb Rotten, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Eller were
business visitors in West Jeffer-
son, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Barker
and son, Jimmie, visited rela-
tives here Sunday afternoon.
j. w. FaW. who has been a pa
tient in the Ashe Memorial hos
pital, has returned home.
Miss M. Lynn Johnson. who has
been on vacation, returned to
Valdese, Sunday. Miss Johnson
visited in West Virginia and Ten
nessee last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McCor-
mick entertained a group of rela-
lives and friends at a birthday
dinner for Mr.. Robert G. Ashley,
Sunday. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Ash
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ashley,
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
Ashley, Mr.. and Mrs. James Ash
ley and family, of Bina,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. H. Ashley, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Koontz, and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Roland Koontz, of JET
ferson, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Nc
Cornaick, of Amy, Ralph Ashley,
M. and Mrs. Roy Ashley, MIR.
and Mrs Lonnie Ashley, and
Mrs. Rob. G.. Ashley.
Mrs. Denton Jones has been i'll
with flu.
Mrs. J. r Short has been in
disposed for few days.
NJ. and Mrs. Richard Ashley
and family were visitors in Lam
sing Sunday afternoon.
j. B. Jones visited friends at
Wagner Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03
LANSING CAFE TO
OPEN ON APRIL

The Lansing cafe, formerly
known as Harrison's Lunch, will
reopen Monday, April 7, under
TIL new management of Ray
Il ,ins and Con DeBord, it was
Tannounced this week.
Some general repairs are be-
ing done this week and the new
owners stated that it will be open
and ready to serve the public by
then.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03
it was announced here.

it was announced here.
Dean c. Jones, Jr., will be in
charge Of the program and Miss
Billie Todd will speak to the
group at this time.
All Methodist Youth Fellow
ships of the county are urged to
attend this meeting.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03

opllnS is SOl0CInlnS lCi!S-lOOh-
ed for, but almost hard to i'm
agine. Instead of the hills being
touched with faint touch Of
green it is still winters snow
| When Spring officially arrived
March 81, hundreds of robins
came with it. Then came the
snow and we were reminded
of the old nursery rhyme:
''The north wind doth blow
Then we shall have snow
And what will poor robin do
then?
He will sit in the barn
And keep himself warm
Put his little head under his
wing.
wing
Just where all the robins went,
that arrived here is hard to say.
Some shivered under the ever
greens, grapevines and other
shelters. Some probably found
barns and according to some
people, others got discouraged
and went South again. J. L. Sc
graves, popular cashier of the
First National Bank says that
after all the catbirdS are really
the harbingers of Spring up here.
Perhaps he has something there.
Speaking of birds there has
been covey of cardinals here
this winter. Mrs. Jimmie Allen
saw all ii of them in bush in
her back yard and at a distance
at first thought the bush, by some
freak had bloSsomed forth. These
red birds were also frequent
visitors in the yard of Dr.. and
Mrs. E. E. Jones
CrocuSes in Bloom
The robins are not the only
ones that were fooled about the
Spring. Here and there some of
the early Spring flowers made
their appearance. Mrs. George
Oliver, who has a wide variety
of beautiful flowers throughout
the season had many brave
little crocuses peeping their yell
low and purple heads out of the
snow.
Mrs. Walter Tucker. who also
has beautiful flowers had case
of that observation-disclosures. the
opposite of Spring fever. and
went bllthely to work at the first
signs of Spring We are afraid
some Of the tiny plants shiVered
after having their blanket Of
leaves removed.
This week started out with
spring again Let's hope it is here
to stay.
Sunnysidc, Washington
From Sunnyside. Washington
comes a letter from Mrs. Frank
Goodman renewing her subscrip-
ton to the Post"
We certainly enjoy getting it
each week as it tells us what lots
diseases which have been most
nearly eliminated by immuniza-
ton are smallpox and typhoid
fever.
Among the diseases acquired
from animals are rabies from
dogs, tularemia from sick rabbits,
. and undulant fever from COWS
infected with Bangs disease.
Next week l shall discuss the
incidence of some of these dis
eases in North Carolina in the
past and recent years.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03
An Appeal TO The Farmers OF
Ashe County

Mr., Cur President Of Carolina Brar Corp. interest
ed some large pipe concerns to push the market
domestic briar pipes during his recent visit in New
York In order succeed in his o"rt 10 eep the plant
going he needs the earnest cooreraton of the farmers
Of Ashe County by digging good solid Ivy and Laurel
burls Only by making high grade merchandise
they compete with briarWoOd coming in larger and
larger quantities from Europe. They sparing
efforts to keep this industry in community going
The full cooperation of the farmers only maintain
Carolina Briar Corp.
Carolina Brian Corp.
ROCCO CUTRI PRES
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03
DIR. J. H. ARMBRUST
TO SPEAK ON SUNDAY

DR.. ]. H. Armbrust, district
superintendent, will conduct the
quarterly conference at the
Warrensville Methodist church,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-04-03
Sunday, April 6, at eleven o'clock,

Sunday, April 6, at eleven o'clock,
it was announced this week.
The conference was previously
scheduled to be held at the Fair
view church, but was postponed
due to the conditions of the roads
caused by the heavy SHOWS, and
will be held at a later date there
in the summer.
DR.. Armbrust urges that every
one be present.
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Soil Conservation technicians
Of the u. S. Department of Agrl-
culture helped farmers and
ranchers build 10000 farm ponds
in 1916.
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Ashe NJ. Y. F. To
Hold Meet Monday

The Ashe Sub-district Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship will meet
on Monday, April 7, at 7:3O p. m.
at the Jefferson Methodist church,
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flock Of Arctic snoWbirds. They
come this far south only when
the Arctic weather gets too Sc
we're.
Enclosed is check for the re-
neWal Of my Subscription to the
Skyland Post.
Yours very truly,
w. M. KOONTZ.
Let's hear from some more of
our readers here and there!
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Sunnysidc, Washington

From Sunnyside, Washington
comes a letter from Mrs. Frank
Goodman renewing her subscrip-
ton to the Post"
we certainly enjoy getting it
each week as it tells us what lots
Evening star., 1947-09-18
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY CASH for houses, white or
colored, any condition or section. HO.
MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
at todays value: our estimate without
obligation. 2116 Wilson blvd. GIL. or
DO YoU WANT SPEEDY AcTIoNe List
your house with us. Have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO, 1924 Eye st. NV, EX. 340O.
SPOT CASH AT ONCE for houses white
or colored. any condition, any section
nMaMigilATE fMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or s.e., white or colored. MARYLAND or vir-
sinia: cox & co: DI; 1884, RE, $50.
my personal attention to anything you
WEAVER, Wo. 4944, DI. $3.50.
WILL PAY CASH for home from owner,
VIZ " I CAN Il Lf,+o SELL Your House Use and set get top
cash price in D. c. or Md. FSee appraisal.
Plenty Of clients waiting for Quick results
Call A. q. Parker, RA. 1859 or IA. 1865
J. 3. TTFTEY 4 son. ale Kennedy st.
60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
owner guar,antees results; ; LIST your Prop Prop
Realtors since 1887 1919 z. DI 1915.
WANTED HOMES, District or nearby Nd;
cash buyers for all types of property;
prompt attention, free Appraisal and i'd
vertisins. MR.. FOSTER or MR.. GLIDDEN,
RE. 1859. ALP 9Th st. NV. -19