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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ilQUES-Furnlture. pflc-a-brac,
pans saisxhss hshes esh 5u pses pad
Cali MuRRAY. Tsylor M $3.50. ' 'a''
bric-a-brae. china, silver.
ware. old jewelry, cups, saucers. Any
amount. DORA KRUPSAW NILE
men ali Accessories s eyess bonsSt m3ye at fanD Ssh
est rrices. BRENNER PHoTo CO,
Tesr saa entzanee na nse RE-" RE- a{si {RsIk'ns near
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
mn,s. mens used cothns
PAWNBRoKERs' SALES. 100 Florida
ave. NV. MI. 1914. Open evenings:
will call to give estimate.
LOTHING-Hignest prices paid for
mems used clothing; BERMANs,
IVES 13s IN IN, St til NV ME- 1851 Open
DIAMONDS. Old gold and silver; dla-
mond watches and discarded jewelry;
cash paid. ERNEST BURK. INC,
GA 18th st. NV.
damong xate5ss sGa essr1 tssth
bought. No purchase too small, too
prices @ paid. ln'SHsaS new YORK Ky JEW. W
biaaEMx6SG68s, fiaEx G8 71S ,liye7 7th eoia St wv. "a,
s1ess HE1MER, Dfis1s; 81 Fsk St. .0i nW MA' oAN
FILL DIRT WANTED on vacant lot;
"l5 Valley ave. Sc. near s. Capitol
and Atlantic aye; aye; will pay hauling,
FERNITGR2LGood. ERShTj e GOOD used; contents g
old china. Gu cut glass. RE. 1904. 30:
FURNITURE WANTED to buy; also
GOOD used piano; Call evenings
FURNITURE-Your entire household
E: S1'sss s :; zT ossS sSRs. EeH:. aio FL
glassware, china. asea briees-Draes ss'isi' bed:
room suites. dining room suites. liv.
ing room pieces and other good
grade household effects. Please call
teRts ~ ed peees uS Also snde as sssa s9n
WOODS. 9th and K sts. NV. ME.
mum. teeth discarded jewelry. We
nay cash. A. KAHN. INC. IS years
Mo5v11Hs 1s' cAMERAss.' ais' movie projectors,
sHans tna ssR SR''i ssS ssfPas Pa :s
NEwspAPERss4 { VI II s4S4 WANTED Hishes.
prices paid for newspapers, books.
mag dllucS ana mouse RAGS. ACE
JUNK ~ SAG,, GO, 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
OLD 4b F1asSHiioNEp 1aSii PICTURE FRAMES,
clocks. furniture, china, glassware,
PHOTO PRINT DRIER. professional
type, gas heated rotary; in good
condition. Call Ii 0393 after 6
PIANO. small upright, baby grand or
spinet; must be in good cond. will
pay UP to $3.50 cash. WI. 9023.
PIANOS wanted. PIANO
CO. pays highest cash prices. Call
Ma. 1870 for courteous appraisal.
PIANOS Grand. upright. splnet, or
apt. size; any size. any condition;
we'll pay cash Sligo 1884
SCRAP IRON delivered to our ware
house Highest price paid for scrap
iron, scrap metals, house rags and
auto batteries. If you cannot de-
liver your accumulations. please
phone us ACE JUNK CO., 1920
Georgia ave. NV, AID. 5457.
SCRAP IRON AND METAL, highest
market prices. D. C. WASTE PAPER
CO., I'll Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii.
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ROOMS, APrs. TO SHARE

GIRL to share apartment with an
other girl; convenient to downtown.
Call Randolph $500 after 6 pm.
GIRL wants another girl un6er IS.
for 3-rm., downtown NV, elevator
apt; $40: utilities incl DI. 1863.
30s
share 4-room apt with another
lady, 2O-30; pvt. room, dble. bed,
all conv.: S12 wk. FIR. 5272. 29@
MT. PLEASANT, 3149 18th st. NV
Spacious attractive front room to
share with another girl in lovely
home; unlim. phone, laund., home
priyils.; excel. transp.; S25 ca; co.
593S. 3O'
LADY to share beautifully furnished
Groom and bath apt. with another
issy; os oIss 1yin BEDS maid service 40. Gan
2 GIRLS to ahare new 6-rm. house
with 1 other girls. Call RIA. Olga.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

WELL-SEASONED OAK, fireplace
wood, cords, "a cords, " cords de-
liyered. Call ALASKA COAL CO.,
MA 5SS5.
FIREPLACE WOOD,-seasoned hard
wood, SIS full cord; free kindling
IA. 023S or FA. 1850. -2S
FIREPLACE, AND STOVE wood. ex-
cellent oak, pine or mixed; LOCO
cords; guaranteed, seasoned; S12 to
S17; s it, by 4 IT. by length desired
Tel. Damascus 31O2 or Victor 1854.
or write o. LESSIG, Rt. No. 2
Gaithersburg, Md
MIXED SEASONED HARDWOOD, dry,
under shelter; 10 to "a in, S17 cord
immed. del. TIE. 22s1 after 6 pm.
SCRAP LUMBER, $40 cord; fireplace
wood. S2l cord Hu 5S64 30
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE = Cribs. high
chairs, play pens, etc. by week or
month Free delivery. DU. 3444
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 E st.
NV. National 4094.
REFRIGERATORS, washing machine,
sun lamps, waxerS, etc. DIST. ELEC.
co WO 1000 40
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD for employed
mother and daughter, 3, with day
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED in
refined home by employed married
lady: within "a block Conn. ave; bus.
GOVT. ..EMPLD. MOTHER desires rm.
and board for self and 3. children;
conven. to elementary school; can
furn. :3 rms. q. Box 453-S, Star. 80
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APARTMENTS UhFURNIsHEp

TAKOMA PARK rms; 2-bedrm.
apt; new 3-unit bldg. facing Sligo
Park: fireplace, lge. 1iv. rm. Phone
2 e-BEDRM. APT. in new bldg. close. in
Arlington; adults only. Post once
Box 1850, n. Arlington. 20
2 2-BEDROOM APT. in College Park.
unfurnished: adults only: S91.50 6
month, including utilities. Box
275-S, Star. 30
3 RMS, unfurn., light Housekeeping.
5-RM. R 1NiFsUiRN. APT. over s restau-
rant: all utilities; 500 mo, 319
rHE I WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, sseo
Connecticut ave, is taking applica-
tions for unfurnished apartments
for permanent occupancy. Rentals,
One living room, one bedroom, bath
and kitchenette, $3.50 to $3.50 per
month One. living room. two bed.
rooms rsSn tive paths and ,I,S Ritehens1ss
WINDSOR CO.. INC. Owner. .
Continued on Next Page)
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POULTRY AND EGGS

ME. 0OS9. Baby chicks. feed and
poultry supplies
16 BLACK GIANTS, laying pul!ets.
average from D to 6 pounds. So
each. CHI. 9O13 20
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WASHINGTON CO.

24-ft 194s Truscott family sedan,
used less than 80 hours; speeds up
to 80; cost $4,000: priced at $3.50.
194S 33-ft Owens. like new, $4,000
See the beautiful 1949 Steelcraft on
ave. and N st. s.w. We need good
used boats to sell ct our dock. Call
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c. AREA-Work
ing girl wants Ink. rm. or rm. with
kit. privil Call Ia. 9SS3 after 8:3(
Fri; all day Sat. 29s
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ROOMS UNFURklsHED
ROOMS WANTED

COLORED-6I2 6Oth PL. N.E.-One
lge. rm. for empl. couple. HI 9252,
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ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

2SO5 MONROE ST. NE, just on r.
I. ave.-Large, pleasant room for
i gentleman on carline; garage. :
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BOATS

WANTED-1946 Steelcraft sedan. To-
Gated Wash. area; hull and engine
must stand rigid survey; will pay
up to $1,000 cash. Box 424-R, Star.
wANTED-outboard motor. regard
less of size or condition; cash for
same. 737 1th st. Sc
WANTED-Cruis-Alo in any con-
dition; must be cheap. Box ST,
81 II PONTIAC SIX ENGINE. without
accessories, good running condition,
excellent boat motor; bargain Call
KE. 1914 or CHI. 0509. 80
194S STEELCRAFT 2-cabin sedan, In
new cond:: $4.400. STEELCRAFT
WASH. CO.. Maine ave. and M st.
1917 STEELCRAFT SEDAN. beauti-
full; S3,7OO. STEELCRAFT WASH.
CO. Name ave. and M st. s.w. Can
aft. 9G;UsToM-BU1LT SCRIPTS
l05-h.p.; built 1910: hull sound,
1A-in. cedar plank; $4,1OO or best
offer STEELcRAFT WASH. CO.
Maine ave. and M st. s.w. Call ST.
1915 sTEELCRAFT SEDAN. sleeps 4,
has galley and stove, Just repainted;
$1,000 radio. many extras; $3,l00.
STEELCRAFT WASH. CO., Maine
ave. and M st. s.w. Call ST. 4145.
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FARM AND GARDEN

cow MANURE-Well rotted, $3.50
per Is bu, ST per 10 bu. So 30 per
) bu, delivered. WA. 1923. 80
MANURE. well rotted, no straw; SIS
yard l23 bushels. CHI 9O13.
SPRAYER at bargain; large power
outfit, for commercial route, nursery
or truck crops; used very little
For details, phone ST.. 1888. 80
CUB TRACTORS, spring delivery,
place orders Immediately; contrac-
tors. small farmers, industrial plants.
MALONEYS. INC. International
dl dealler, s!26 Georgia ave-, Silver
Fill DIRT wanted on vacant lot,
215 Valley ave. Sc, near s. Capitol
and Atlantic ave. Will pay hauling.
BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN vIOLETs. Ask
for rice list. BEHNKE NURSERIES.
Wash. -Balto. blvd, Beltsville, Md.
FREEZERS, International, IL and 15
Gu IT,; Victor. 1875 and 20 Gu. fl;
Wilson upright. Is and 80 Gu. #.
MALONEY'S, INC. S126 Georgia
We. Silver Spring, SH. 1890.
TOP SOIL. fill dirt, bluestone, road
gravel. manure and cinders. ,SH
MAIL CHAIN saws. light. portable.
ia horsepower; also one-man port
able elec. mall saw: parts and re-
pairs MALONEY'S. INC. s126 ca
ave. Silver Spring. Md. SH: $500.
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for refined empl. lady, RA. o246. sa
MASTER BEDROOM, extra large, ele-
lavatory, etc; refined SURROUNDINGS;
1903 vARNUM ST. N.w.NAttractively
furn bedrm. in well appointed adult
home; twin beds. semiprivate bath;
peysd eoupe fanSR RA Sss iS5 for e
MI. Pleasant. n s'sGtSs si5s 18th st. nv
cmpl. girl; S95, CO. 30o7.
HOTEL FARMHOUSE. 900 18th st.
NV; downtown; sgles.. $40 wk. !:
dbles;, S14 wk; ozaS trans. rms $1'oo-
1850 r. I. AVE. NV. Apt, 3-Larse
rm very comfort and convenience;
poWNTo@N-clean ssRhss%aai ssle. rms, 9 s. to
s1e59 Xk nsn desirable d6e. rms: m 2sss III
double room and furnished inclosed
porch; twin beds Oriental rugs. tele-
,hone. adjacent bath. large closets;
private smlv breskast fscties Hnss
1915 18th ST. N.w.-Attractive ere" room
opposite Statler. DI. 4n55;; 80
ROOM. CIllluI6H dCC0pUeQ, kllClleH
and laundry privileges. RA. q. Sso6
KENMORE HOTEL. a1os 10th st. NV
-CoZy. homelike atmosphere; CEN
trally located in the finest section
of D, c.: bus at door: rates start
GAYS GUEsTHOUSE. 1920 R. I. ave,
n.w.-Beautiful spacious rooms; .S2
each and UP daily; special wk. rates.
Nicely FURN. ROOM for or 2
emp. girls, next bath, gentle home,
apt: blds;r BID nv. ns;Ws.u good transp.; ;.d refs.
sTTDESf RGf lSf- W WASTEiD asHFi who appreciates
quiet room with bath, in friendly
ll5s PRIMROSE RID. m N.w.-Room
for rent in pvt. home. with bath;
Mr.. CONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST.
Cheerful and comfortable dbl rm.,
adj. bath; girls: reas. EN-. 3l97.
DowNTowN-Beautifully decorated
men nondrinkers. EX. 4S6l. 30
BEAUTIFUL ROOM in well-furnished
ncraen home, for ro ssfH Pessons' small rm'' !
Nice furn. dble. rm. with wins,
VICINITY wis. AND MASS.-Large,
pleasant. front rm. in quiet home:
pvt. bath. twin beds. unlimited hot
water and phone, good laundry ia
eilities; cow. transp.; SIG per week.
sfHoREaxM VIC. soo2 s2nd St
9entleman; SO, Wo. 1927. i
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SON. 3714 l4th st. NV. ia. $500.
RANGE, cleo, $50. Piano upright,
$50, Both in good condition, Leav-
ing town. FA 956S. 30
RANGES, new Westinghouse. electric,
full factory guar. with service; spe-
cial low prices; easy terms. Wo
REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOK, No 3.
NV. Washington, new condition,
year old. S95: new city directory,
meyer used $40. RE. 55l9; ewes,
REFGR., GE, ice freezer. 20 trays.
$50, 1910 Kalmia I'd. NV. ,GE.
REFRIGERAToR. Frigidaire, 6-cu.
f. excellent condition ss5, Sall
RfFRIGERAToR. servel Electrolux
6.ii 9 Gu mt #; zSaa exeellent condition; Se5'
REFRIGERATOR, 7.ft; HOTPOINT, cleo
tic, like new Sl25. FIR. 1910 80
REFR1GEkaToR, aEffs G RiH; rrisidaire, 1910,
8 Gu. IT.: must sell; $50. WO. 0595
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse, 9-cu.
fs rtduaeS eSr tn moss FormsTly see &
REfRIGERAroR, 1eSHa westinshouse m'o de
luxe, 7:-cu. it., two temp. floor
mOQel' formerly S5Ub.S5, reQuceo 10
S225.95 PROCTER g. HUTCHIN-
SON, 3714 14th st. NV. ia. 1900.
REFRIGERATOR, 6 Gu. it., elec.. in
good condition, $125. FIR 2739,
Sun. after l and weekdays after +.
REFRIGERATOR, Philco, 8 it.; s
mos. old; with frozen food compart-
ment; cost $500; sell :cr S235 or
best offer under. OR. 3322. 80
REFRIGERATOR, T it.; gas table, top
stove and washing machine; all in
good running condition, SS5 for all
Phone Ii. 1893. 30'
REFRIGERATOR, gas Servel, Gu.
IT,, and gas stove. $l20 for both
See at 423-S Fairfax ST., Alex, Va,
or phone OR. $3.50. rs
REFRIGERATOR. commercial: dishes,
|, fans. kitchen sinks, parrakeets and
cages, other things. 400 4th St: NV.
REFRIGERATOR, G.E.; last prewar
model, 6 Gu. IT.; only four yrs. actual
use Also ooog Walker ese
condition. o.. S735. -2s
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STORE. 1920 7th st. NV, Ma. $3.50,
1EHEvisioN Ell SRS% SETS. 15s disc. on all
fir. samples: last yrs mods. slashed;
24-hr. install; guar; cash or terms
aoYAt as AVE. APPLIANCE se Az 76S9 &c. 1911 ss sish
TIRES. factory recond.. all sizes,
tires, S6.95. Open weekdays and
Sun. till pm. ALL SERVICE TIRE
co, 1919 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50
TRASH, iR H. e steel drums drums, oil drums, pack
D. c. DRUM g. BASKET CO, I'll
Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii. 1914. 81
TRTMPET, gao E; With VI case good condition;
TRuMpET, Gan EM' oIds o155, Victory model, 20 solo
type case. HU. so3s after pm.
TUXEDO. size 3s. excellent condition.
Call Warfield 6332 Saturday or Sun
TUXEDO. SO short, worn very little,
TYPEWRITER, portable, Royal, quiet.
de luxe postwar series No. A1174891.
owned by expert, having no further
use for II; first,class condition; com.
Rste ss ss5 S5'e CASH oek oR sar5Slns 6s4s case
TYPEWRITER. L. c. Smith standard:
s25. Phone AID. 2017 Saturday
TYPEWKITERs, Se5 and up; all
makes. reconditioned; 6-month guar
antee; large stock: MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO.. 639 N, Y.
TYPEWRfTERs. standards and port
ables. new and rebuilt; 1-yr guar;
terms: our 39th year AMERICAN
. TYPEWRITER CO., i431 E. Capitol
St, Ii. oos2. $3.50 to 8. including
Saturday.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE,
5716 18th st. NV, GE 1888; Un-
derwoods; 3 mos. in adv. 81 so.
6. $3.50: no deliv. SIS add. dep
TYPEWRITERS, S29 so. reconditioned
and guaranteed: new portables. 81 80
per week CENTRAL TYPEWRITER
CO., 2019 14th st. NV, MI. 400
VACUUM CLEANER. Electrolux, orig
inal package; sos. Glebe 4542.
VACUUM CLEANER sALE-Fri. and
shouldn't be long at these prices.
Save at least $50 on a new window
display model, tank or upright;
also good reconditioned cleaners like
these; Eureka. S14.50: GE. S14.50;
one tsnk-type. perfect, 500 expert
repairing. SS12 Lee hwy, CH. z914.
Evening star., 1949-01-28

PIANO-Jordans are holding their
big midwinter sale with deep-cut
prices on dozens of fine pianos OF
such makes as Mason g. Hamlin,
Chickering, Knabe, Lester. Betsy
Ross, Steinway used). Story &
Clark. H NJ. Gable, Sterling, Mehlin,
Wurlitzer Lauter. George Steck,
Marshall & Wendell, Gable Nelson
and others Phone ST. a40u. JOR-
DAN PIANO CO., corner 18th and G
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RUGS. Oriental, Littlehan. new. S295:
beige. 9xl5, S15: and 9xl1. SS5;
% others, S4-S2S; pads No IS
9TH st. ne, Ii. 5000. Open to
Evening star., 1949-01-28

Ply; 1atn, sen5ile noMs, q otK;
or without private bath; So, So 80
service: Can MR. BOONE, 81. 63Is.
Large iiv. rm: with connect. bedrm.,
very nicely furn.; gentlemen; $50.
CHEVY cHAsE-cheerful 1st-f -fioor
front room, next bath. pvt. home.
rFe Mn oeuT d e1e exTs ere
t.erred; unlim. phone: $40 oWo.
1850 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Double
daet d0f gfn s. wk Twin easS ssas xp e!ss9 ss9
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. d. C.-Lse
2nd-a, bedrm. with pvt. screened
porch, walk-in closets, semipvt. bath,
ma ma1ds o serV; Wo unlimlt' aaas phone; piano
saa oLoREbvafrKAcr1vE aSi MH; Rsasi ROOMS, ROOM
conveniently located. 1916 Que st.
NV. 1920 W st. NV. 1924 18th
coIoRED -1e1e COLUMBIA Rp.
employed lady: conv to transp:
c6hokfpLNEaFlr SIX affsr 2n SP PuaE ss?s sinss ss
geo% 5saa sent ssntlensn preferred: m cali So:
SOLOnED|lS SSS SAL1fonN1A 81,
Apt. 33-Two quiet girls or mar
RED couple; furn. rm. nr. transp.
coIoRGD-1as2 COLUMBIA Rp.
N;W.-Rooms for tourists by the
CoIoRED-aai6 18th ST. NV
PVT Pyt pT.' Tm.' ,dsa fS9 employed man; s6
CoIoREDDlSao R. I. AVE. Nv
Large rm.; quiet couple; kitchen
privileses; references. Du. 5752. |
CoLORED-1s1s ST. N.w.-Larse
front room for quiet employed mar
ried couple or men. HO. 1860. |
COLORED-1 LGE. BEDRM.., furn.
for settled couple: lge. bedrm,
furn.. for l person. Call DU. 5125
CoLoREDELGE.. BRIGHT nicely
furn; next tile bath; refined cple.
or . girls; mr.. transp. Ho, 1929.
CoLoRED-ssos 10th ST. NV. -
Lge. front rm.. for employed couple;
CoIoREpMsiNGfR eGa1 R5.ss IL back back room for
girl; So week. DE. 4455.
COLORED-NICE front room. near
18th st. NV. section: for men:
PRIVILEGES. Call DE. SAB after 2;3O
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17
Story Of a stack Of letters

Many people do their work well
enough to get by" But some take a
pride in the job-and do it little
better than anyone expects.
All these letters-dozens of them
were sent to us in one recent month
by our customers to tell us that
certain telephone employees have
shown that something extra" that
we call "the spirit of service" We're
proud of these bouquets" and proud
OF the people who earned them.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17
The Story Of A Great
Teacher

nominated as the Democratic
candidate for clerk of the county.
The Republican candidate was
Emery B. Chase, and astute and
thorough politician. After rela-
lively quiet. campaign, Mr.. Chase
was reelected as clerk. The vote
was Chase 844, Remines TAT.
After this venture in politics,
Mr.. Remines taught during the
winter and spring at Darwin.
The next year found him as head
of the Grundy High School. FIe
remained in that position until
1917, when he became superinten
dent of Dickinson county schools.
At the end of the four year
term as superintendent, the "Pro
fessor" taught at Pound until
January, 1924, when he went to
Grundy as head of the newly or
ganized Mountain Mission School
He remained there little more
than year, returning to Dickel1-
son County as principal of the
Fremont school in 1928. FIe
taught there two years, then
came to Clintwood for two more
years.
In 1880, he returned to the
place where his fame began, at
Dorton, Kentucky. After several
years as principal of the Dorton
School at Dorton, he returned as
teacher in the local high school.
Some years ago he retired from
teaching and is spending his de-
clining years in religious work.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17
HONEY CAMP

Aunt Nancy Adkins, who has
been on the sick list, is feeling
some better at this time.
Lonnie, Clyde, Junior and Ell
bert Rose and Woodrow Strouth
made a business trip to Roanoke
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Murphy, ST.
mon and Alberta Beverly were
visiting relatives in Kentucky on
Sunday.
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Josh Rose were: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vanover, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weldon Vanover, and daugh
tiers of Clintwood, Mrs. Lonnie
Rose and children, Mrs. Clyde
Rose and children, Fred Rose and
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17

We do not see a pleasant way
out But we are not willing to
believe there is no way. We, In
the little time that is left US, need
to do some hard and honest think
ing. AT least, we can try to see
wherein we have failed and are
failing. Eyes that are sharp en-
ough can nearly always find To-
cal expenditures that cannot be
justified Blue penciling such
items from the county budget
would help a little in the course
of one year and would help a
great deal in the run of years.
Finally, we might well take this
question to heart: Why are we
almost alone among the counties
Of our section unable to render
proper public services? Why
are we faced with crisis after
crisis and always calling on heav
en- to witness how hard is our
lot?
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17

Any place is good enough for
a laWbreaker That sentiment
was expressed by speakers before
recent meeting of the Board of
Supervisors. We soften reason
with charity in order to believe
that these good people were mere
ly carried away by a flood Of ora
tory. We are all human beings,
and the veriest sot who gets be-
hind the bars is, beneath all the
layers of frail humanity, per-
sonality and a soul. Charity, we
have heard, is the greatest of
Christian virtues.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17
WHOSE FAULT?


We do not like to take an un-
popular stand. But one cannot re
main loyal to himself and fail TO
speak the truth as he sees it. We,
therefore, risk the wrath of in
tolerance and dare to speak of
what seems to be popular at
titude toward the Jail situation.
In doing SO, we attack no person,
but we do attack state of mind
that is voiced by some excellent
persons.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-02-17

daughters of Darwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Underwood of Bris-
toll. Claude Rose called in the
afternoon.
Claudette, small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rose, has
been on the sick list but is I'M
proving.
Leonard Strouth called at the
home of John Strouth Sunday.
Billie Rose of Darwin spent
Sunday night at the home of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josh
Rose.
Mrs. Donald Mullins and daugh
ter, Lavon, and twins, Audrey
and Aubrey, were callers at the
home of Claude Rose Saturday.
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proceed to Oregon, where they
expect to locate. He is having a
trailer built to hitch to his car
for the family to live in while
on the way. Lester wishes his son
to grow up in the last remaining
portion of the old West, on or
near the great Willamette River.
All of their old neighbors will
regret to see them go.
Mrs. Lester Mullins, good
and kindly woman, is reported to
be very sick at her home on
Pound River.
The Howard Gourley family is
expected to move from Clinchco
to the mouth of Pine Creek this
week.
Earl Mullins and James Wright
conducted religious services at
Pine Creek church Sunday. Tie
HE Mullins family shared the
singing service with the local
choir A large crowd from differ
emf points attended. The elders
delivered wonderful sermons ard
the meeting closed with old-tinie
singing and handshaking ard
many members speaking briefly.
The same preachers will conduct
services here the End Sunday in
March
Aged and ailing Lum Mullins
was made glad by the visit of sew
eral near relatives from West
Virginia the first of this week.
Roy Smith is moving from the
Mile Killen place to the base
ment of the Hubert McFall place
this, week, while Ebert Reed
moves to the place Smith is va
eating.
More blowing and more prepa-
ration for crops and gardens are
being made in this section than
for years.
Edgar Hamilton of Bearpen, who
has been employed in Washing
ton state since last fall, is home
for short visit. His family will
return to Washington with hin
to reside.
Miss Lena May Swindall, emf
ployed at Alexandria for several
months, paid her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. T. SWindall, a brief
visit last week.
The question of whether to
build a Jail or not to build one
has created scarcely ripple of
interest here. They do not appear
to be even mildly interested in
the subject.