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AGAINST RUSSIANS
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tious demonstration against Rus
sia here Sunday.
American military police dis
persed the crowd by using tear
gas. An estimated 10,000 persons
I took part in the demonstration.
German police said the crowd
was protesting “Russian perse
cution of churches." The demon
: urators marched through Mu
nich's streets and attempted, po
lice said, to break into a build
ing housing a Soviet laison mis
j sion.
( At least five persons were re
ported injured. Several persons
were detained for questioning.
The marchers were said to con
| sist mostly of Ukranians. The
1 procession was led by seven Cos
sacks carrying a Cossack flag.
Many Ukranians and Cossacks
1 outside Russia have opposed the
Soviet regime since the Bolshe
vik revolution of 1917.
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Lansing High
School News
Lansing was named one of the
four first place winners in the
Northwestern District Drams
Festival, sponsored by the Le
noir - Rhyne Playmakers at
Hickory, April 1-2.
Fourteen plays were enterec
by various schools of the district
Lansing entered, "The Man Who
Died at Twelve O'clock," a one
1 rv't noern enmedv bv Paul Green
| of the University of North Caro
I lima. The cast was made up of
the following members of the
Oral English class: January Ev
ans, a hard - drinking, supersti
tious old negro —- Thomas Rob
erts; Sally Evans, his grand
I daughter. Sue Littlewood; and
t Charlie McFarland, a farm hand
! ]ov° with Sally, Paul Roberts.
Mrs, Stafford Smith was coach
j and Mary Elizabeth Wright, pro
I pert.v manager.
The debating teams, made up
! of Katherine Carter and Marl
ene Jones, affirmative, and Clara
Shepherd and Thomas Roberts,
negative, have participated in
the county debates and the first
rounds of the State debates. In
the county debates, sponsored by
the Rotary Club, Katherine Car
♦ t and Marlene Jones, winning
the first round, became one of
the two teams in the finals. They
were presented medals by the
Rotary Club. They also won their
fir-t debate in the State contest
at Boone, and will therefore,
participate again April 14.
In preparation for the drama
festival to be sponsored by the
Appalachian Playmakers of
Boone, April ll> 20. the members
of the Oral English class recent
ly dramatized skits from seven
one-act plays. The winning skit
was from "Pink and Patches,”
by Margaret Bland, and the fol
lowing characters have won
parts in the try-out-: Toxic, a
witsful. young girl of fifteen,
whose whole life has been spent
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in the drudgery of a mountain
home, Katherine Carter; Rexie,
Texie’s twin brother, who has n<:
new ideas nor new ambitions,
.onni't Glen Dixon; Ma, the mo
ther of Texie and Rexie, Wanda
Weaver; Mrs. Allen, a woman of
society, Marlene Jones.
Tin1 following sports nows was
writton by Betty Jewell King,
spirts editor of The I.ansonian:
“The high school basketball
tournament was held March 21
through April 1, with teams from
each class from the sixth through
I the twelfth grades entering. Be
ginning the series of games were
the seventh grades A and B,
with the 7B girls winning by a
score of 11-6 and 7A boys win
ning 42-1. The second game was
a very interesting one between
8A and 8B, with 8B taking a
double victory. The girls’ score
j was 8 9. and the boy’s score was
j 18-7. The eleventh grade dcfeat
I ed the ninth grade girls and
i boys. The eleventh boys won by
' a score of 16-4 and the girls, 16
i 20. The tenth grade boys and
I girls defeated the twelfth teams
I by a girls’ score of 25-8 and a
boys’ score of 14-7.
Beginning the second week of
playing, the sixth grade boys de
feated tin 7A boys 10 7, and the
7B girls defeated the sixth girls
4-0 The second game that week
was another double victory for
the tenth grade when they de
feated tlic eighth grade. The
girls’ score was 14-7 and the
bovs’ 20 2. The eleventh took an
other double victory the third
day. the boys winning from the
sixth and the girls from 7B.
Then came the finals between
the 10th and 11th grades. One
of the hardest and most exciting
games of the tournament was
the girls’ game, when the tenth
won by a score of 20 20. Sally
Burkett was high scorer for the
tenth grade with sixteen points
and Elisabeth Aar. Barr for the
losers with eh btem points. The
boss' game was another exciting
affair, when the tenth won 20
22. High scoring for the winners
was Breeee Sturgill, with eleven
points and for the losers, Charl
es Dolinger. v. itli eleven points.
Haw cotton supplies are inade
quate in most European court-;
tries.
| Last Rites Held
Far Grogan Baby
The funeral service fur Violet
Grogan, six-day old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Grogan, wa;
held Friday afternoon at the
Voley Home church with inter
| ment in the church cemetery.
She died Thursday at the home
of her parents.
She is survived by her parents
and two sisters, Darliene and
j Barbara Grogan.
Silas l>eek News
i
; Rev. E. R. McClure filled his
regualr appointment aj Mount
Pleasant Union Baptist church
on Phoenix Creek, Saturday and
Sunday.
We have just heard of the
death of John M. Ballou, who
resided near the mouth of Old
Field Creek. John was a well
loved and respected citizen. He
was a member of the Masonic
Fraternity' and the Baptist
church and will !>e greatly mis
sed by his relatives and the large
number of friends he leaves be
hind.
A variety Easter program will
!m> given at Trinity Methodist
church Saturday evening at 8:00
p. m. The program is under the
direction of Mrs. Stanley Kirk.
Everybody is cordially invited
to attend.
Rev Cl. W. Dalton filled his
regular appointment at Trinity
Method id church Sunday. Mr.
and Mrs Dalton were the dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Dick ion.
Stanley Kirk, who has been
confiivd to his room with a
throat infection for three or fun:
days is able to resume his work i
again I
W. W Dickson and Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley Faw attended the
funeral •<' Carper Jones at K m
name!;. Ya. It is reported that.
Carper had a stroke of paralysis (
which t.v followed by pneu
monia. from which he never re
covered. Carper was a son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. M Hard j
Jones an i brother of Mrs. Wiley
Faw and the first wife of Mr. W.
W. Dick ,n.
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ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as Adminis
trator of the estate of Davis Mil
ler, late of Lansing, Ashe Coun
ty, N. C., this is to notify all per
sons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Lan
sing, North Carolina, on or be
fore the Oth day of April, 1950,
or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to the estate will
please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 9th day of April, 1949.
H. E. THOMPSON, Ad
ministator of Davis Miller,
Deceased. 4- 14-6t]
Winchester To
Be Here Tliurs.
The North Carolina Veterans
Commission will have a repre
sentative, Jack C. Winchester,
District Service Officer, in the
City Hall. West Jefferson, with
] the county service officer, on
j Thursday, April 21, from 11:00
[ a. m., to 4:00 p. m.
Mr. Winchester will be here
, to assist veterans and their de
cuts with various claims of
! compensation, pension, training,
insurance, hospitalization, etc.
He said that Congressional
changes in October, 1948, lower
ed the requirements necessary
for veterans who have reached
ages 55, 00 and 05, to obtain non
service connected pensions.
MAYOR TRIES FOUR
Four cases were tried in court
Monday morning by Mayor Carl
Gray heal. Ralph W. Parsons,
West Jefferson, and Dean Dolin
ger, Tuckerdale, were both fined
s; 100.00 and costs plus suspension
of drivers’ license for a year for
drunken driving. Raymond Lit
tle, Jefferson, and Glenn Poe,
Tuckerdale, were fined $15.00
and costs on charges of public
drunkenness.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jacks,]
of Mishawaka. Ind., announce
the birth of a son, Kevin Hale,
on Sunday, March 27.
Mrs. Jacks is the former Miss
I.aura Ann McNeill, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McNeill, of
Jefferson.
Small grains in the State are
growing well and stands are (let
ter than usual.
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SERVICE ANNOUNCED
Rev. A. P. Howell, Husk, will
preach at the Friendship Baptist
church Sunday night at 7:30 p.
rn. Rev. M. D. Hart, pastor, stat
|ed that the public is cordially in
vited to hear Mr. Howell.
NOTICE OF SALE OK
PROPERTY FOR TAXES
TOWN OF WEST JEFFERSON
NORTH CAROLINA
ASHE COUNTY
Under and by virtue of a pow
er vested in the undersigned bv
law and by order of the Board
of Aldermen of the town of
Jefferson, North Carolina. I. _
Ralph Campbell, Town Manager
and Tax Collector, will sell at
the Town Tall in said town of
West Jefferson at one o’clock P.
M„ on Monday, the 9th day of
May, 1949, for delinquent taxes
for the years and in the amount
set out below the following real
property, to wit:
Lot or
Year Name Amount Acreage
1942 C. R. Eller $ 33.91 7
Grace Eller 13.30 2
Milligan Fuw 21.59 lb
1943 C R. Eller
Grace Eller
44 00 9
13.95 2
Milligan Faw 21.41 1
Mrs. R. B. Harless .08 I
1944 Milligan Faw 21.03 1
1945 Milligan Faw 30,34 !'
Preston Lambert 3.51 1
1940 Mrs. R. B. Harh 1.32 1
George Lambert 3.23 2
1947 C. R. Eller 142.50 10
Milligan Faw 94.25 lb
Elizabeth Faw 16.80 3
Mrs. R. B. Harless 5.35 1
George Lambert 7.20 1
Preston Lamlrert 5.40 1
J. M. Miller 18.00 4
This April 9. 1949,
W. RALPH CAMPBF
Town M si. tV Tax Cola
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not more than 25 words. For
each additional word over 25,
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Cards of Thanks, 50c.
Memorials and Obituaries,
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TO BUY — TO SELF
TO KENT — TO FIND
Our best quality heavy breed
chicks, 200 for $i5.00. Send for
price balls and save money.
Worthwhile Chicks, 101 W. North
Ave.. Baltimore 1. Md. 2-17-lOtn
WANTED- — HOYS. AND
GIRLS FOR BEAUTY CULTURE
TRAINING — G. I. Approved
High school education not m-ees
sary. Noit-h Wdkcsboro Beauty
School, N. Wdkcsboro, N. C.
10-23-tfkr
FOR SALE — Fancy print
feed bays of many different pat
terns. Brice three for one dol'ar
parcel post prepaid. Cash with
order or will ship C. O. D. Cham
pion Poultry Farm, Champion.
1-27-tkc
ATHLETES FOOT GERM
HOW TO KILL IT.
IN ONE HOUR,
IF NOT PLEASED, your 35c
hack. Ask any druggist for this
STRONG fungicide, TE-OL.
Made with 90 per cent alcohol,
it PENETRATES. Reaches and
kills MORE germs faster. Today
at RAY DRUG CO.
Shallow well, Gould's balanct
flow jet water pump complete
with 40-gallon water tank
quick sale. Yates Electric C >
4-14
1941 Norge Refrigerator, com
plete with new unit, priced fui
quick sale. Yates Electric Co,.
West Jefferson. 4 14 1U
FOR SALE . Four-room box
ed house. 23 acres of land. Four
miles from West Jefferson on
Route lti. Immediate possession
Reasonable. Worth Barker, Box
21125, Roanoke, Va. 3-31 dtp
lk-iro-ii IK E"8'"™- Trac
l>ilIJ,aillJi tors. Saw .Mills,
Wood Working and Road Build
ing Machinery, Well Drilling Ma
chines, Gasoline Engines, etc.—
U. P. JOHNSON, WytheviHe, Va.
NOTICE
I, C. O. Parsons, have soli >
out the Sinclair Service Station *
West Jefferson, to John W. Chan
son, and I am no longer respon
sible for any debts or expenses
connected with this. This the
first day of April, 1949.
C. O. Parsons. 4 7-2tp
I Local Business Directory
WE EMPLOY
THE ONLY
KEG 1ST I: KE L) DU UGG 1ST
IN ASHE COUNTY
He Is Well Qualified To
Fill Your Prescriptions.
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Store
West Jefferson, N. C.
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Ins. Agency
Office in residence between
Jeffersons
Phone 63-C
ALL KINDS INSURANCE
Fire—Health and Accident
—Automobile—Life—Live
stock—Bonds, etc.
SEE ME FOR
Insurance
OF ALL KINDS
Automobile - Fire - Lite
Health and Accident, etc.
Ed D. Barr
INSURANCE AOENCY
Office Phone 211
Residence Phone 27A
West Jefferson, N. C.