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Mr. and Mrs. Webb Roten
•who were married in Bristol,
Tenn, on February 1.
\ ows Spoken By
Couple In Tenn.
Announcement has been made
«■ >f the marriage of Mrs. Zeila
Blevins .Ashby, of Warrensville. '
~o Webb Roten, of Fig oil Febru- :
■ iry 1 at four o’clock at Bristol.
Tenn. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. E. A. Wagner.
The bride, who is the daughter :
T Mr. and P.lrs. Judson Blevins.
< f Jefferson, were a suit of blue
velvet with white and gold ac-I
<?esso: les, for the vows.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Marus.’ia Roten and the late John
Roten. of Fig. Mr. Roten has
’been employed a’ Burgess Furni
ture store for the past two years.
After a wedding trip in Vir- |
tgmia. the couple is now making ;
tthti; home at Fig.
Phipps-Hardin
ows Are Spoken
Os much interest here is the
marriage of Miss Lorraine Bessie
Phipps, of Crumpler and Bel Air,
Md., to George Truman Hardin,
of Holly Springs, Ga., on Febru
ary 9 at four o’clock at the home
of Rev. Lawrence A. Free, offi
ciating minister.
The bride was attended by her
rs s.c, Miss Hazel Phipps, and
*only close friends a,nd relatives of
the couple attended.
After a brief honeymoon the
couple plan to reside at Long
Ptach. Calif., where the groom is
stationed with the U. S. Navy.
Brandon News
Several people from this com
•numty attended the funeral of
Mi. Frank Dolinger at Sturgills, |
Mr. and Mrs. Bo Farmer. Mr. I
: and • Mrs Douglas Farmer, and
Vir. F ed Blevins were dinner
.guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
‘Blevins. Sunday. i
Mrs. Clarence Thompson and
children spent Saturday night
with Mrs. J. C. McNeill.'
Mi and Mrs. Arthur Howell
and family were visiting in this
community Sunday.
Rev. Gid Shepherd visited Carl .
Shepherd, Friday.
Mr. Elmo Towers spent a few I
days recently in Johnson City,
Tenn.
Mr W. M. Richardson, who has
oeen indisposed, is slowly im
proving.
Mrs. Carrie Carter made a busi
ness trip to West Jefferson, Sat
urday.
lodine has been revealed as a
new weapon in the fight against
sleeping sickness of horses.
Poultry is a two million dollar i
industry in Union County.
Will Trade
t
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Sell For Cash
■ one of two
Concrete Block Machines
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? E. W. Lyle
. Glendale Springs, N. C.
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Warrensville News
Mr. and Mrs. Q. H. Ashley, Mrs.
W. O. Ashley, Richard W. Ashley
and Ted Ashley visited relatives
in Bluefield and Welch, W. Va.,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ashley, Jack
Ashley and J. Paul Jones visited
relatives at Broadford and Glade
Springs, Va., Sunday.
Miss Olivia Babicky, of Balti-
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Your 1947 AAA Program Offers $100,388.00
For Improved Farm Practices!
Your Farm Plan Must Be Made Before March 8, 1947, If You Are To Get
Your Share In The Allotment.
REMEMBER
No Plan -- No Payments
Your AAA Committee, With Other Agricultural Leaders. Have Selected 10 Os The Most
Important Practices For Soil Conservation:
1- Material. 8-Mowing Pastures.
2- 5-Small Grains. 14-Contour Strip Cropping.
3- 7-Permanent Pastures. 21-Forest Planting.
4- Winter Cover Crops. 24-llay (hops.
CONSULT YOUR COMMITTEE ABOUT THESE FARM PRACTICES NOW.
County And Community AAA Conimittemen:
J. VV. GAMBILL, County Chairman; 11. H. BURGESS, Vice-Chairman; V. C. LILLARD
Ashland: Carl Hartsog, Frank Crumpler: A. J. Blevins, J. E. Helton: Bradford Waddell, Bry- Nathan’s Creek: Ray C. Rich- Silas Creek: Roscoe O
Pierce, Smith Allen. Fender, G. H. Pugh. on Sexton, Fred Spencer. ardson, Rex P. Jones, T. D. Me- Roscoe Neaves, Colonel Fta
„ , , . Millan
Baldwin: Joe R. Grubb, Walter Elk; j Tatum Brown, Clyde Horse Creek: Edward Goss, Sutherland: A. G. Wilson (
M. Burkett, Rayburn Houck. Houck, Dan R Jones. J ° hn G ° SS ’ J ’ G Eldreth> Obids: Charles T. McNeill, On- Osborne, M. A. Cornett
Buffalo - Woodrow I Perrv Hurricane: A. A. Perry, Fred loy Buigess, Widen R. Bate.
Bultalo. Woodrow L. Feny, Fleetwood, J. Walter Bledsoe, Blevins C O Perrv „ Wagoner: C Brantley Co!
John Paul Lewis, Coy Rash. , . „ , . , ... .. Peak Creek: Floyd T. Miller. Francis M. Allen. Orren A
, M ... Sanford B. Howell, Clayton Rich- Idlewild: L H Miller, Worth Loyd S. Richardson. Robert L.
Chestnut Hill. Robeit Munay, ardson. Phillips. G. O Griffin. Austin. West Jefferson Ctilev I
Wm. Phipps, Carl Blevins. ,tr o imnn- ess - C. Calloway. Loyd Wi
„ . ._ „ , _.. Glendale Springs: Arthur Rose. Jefferson. David Bui kett, Janies p mvv Creek . Howard Reeves. spoon.
„ t ( .T ; r Ob : rt p'. Ha r S ° e ’ Nelson Severe H. C. Sheets. M Oscar Bad B er ' Kyle Baldwin. Lester Jones.
H. Little, Giady Robinson. Laurel: Quincy E. Osborne, White Oak Everette VV S
Creston: L F Anderson, V. C. Grassy Creek: John A. Dick- Lundy H. Perry, James L. Os- Riverview: Paul Sutherland. berry. J. Walter Stansberry, E
Lillard. T. T. Latham. son, John L. Seagle, Dewey Cox. borne. Dewey Lewis. Wil! Pennington Stansberry.
Plans Are Now In The Hands Os
Your Committeemen--See Them
Sponsored By The Following In The Interest Os Better Fanning:
Todd Drug Co. Ashe Hardware, Inc. Bay Hard wan* Co.
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AAA OFFICE
SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT ~ . 77”
Kraft Foods Co. ASHE COUNTY FARM AGENTS I L>I lilt V xOI
FARM HOME ADMINISTRATION
more, Md., was the week end
guest of friends here.
Miss Bobbie Sue Ashley and
Chrysler Ashley were guests of
friends at Rich Hill, last week.
Sunshine, instead of moonshine,
was responsible for the collision
of two trucks, on the bridge at
this place, last Friday morning.
The driver of the milk truck that
was proceeding to West Jeffer-
I son, was blinded by the sun light,
failing to see the truck coming to-
THE SKYLAND POST, WEST JEFFERSON, N. C.
ward him until too late. Results:
two trucks damaged and some
spilled milk. No casualties.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hunter, of
Baltimore, were week end guests
of relatives at Warrensville.
Miss Mary Hunter, of Johnson
City, Tenn., visited home folks
here last week.
Miss Margaret Johnson, of
High Point, was the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ance
Johnson, last week end.
Miss Pauline Elliott, of War
rensville, spent the week end with
home folks at Stagg’s Creek.
Mrs. W. P. Shoaf has been very
ill.
D. D. Weaver, of Amy, N. C.,
is a patient in a hospital at Win
ston-Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker, and
son, attended the funeral of Mrs.
Lee Goodman, Sunday.
Mrs. Ray James and Mrs. Ben
nie Hartsoe were honorees at a
miscellaneous shower last Wed
nesday evening.
The honorees received a num
ber of lovely gifts and all those
present report a very pleasant
evening.
T.-Sgt. Clarence Ashley is at
home at present. He has been
stationed at Fort Ord. Calif., for
sometime.
Mr. and Mrs. Webb Roten and
Clarincc Ashby were visiting at
Fig, Sunday.
THURSDAY, FEB. 20, 1947
METHODIST HOUR
TO BE HEARD, SUN.
Dr. Clovis Chappell, pastor of
the First Methodist church of
Charlotte, will be the guest
speaker over the Methodist hour
to be heard Sunday at 8:30 o’clock.
Dr. Chappell, who will speak
on “The Beautiful Friendship,”
will be heard over station WSJS,
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