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REPRINTED FROM THE
JACKSON COUNTY SUN
DATED:
Thursday, February
11, 1943 Typed as printed
BITTEN BY MAD
DOG
Henry Lee Malicoat,
5 year old son of Mr. Lester
Malicoat of Sand Gap, was biten
by a dog Saturday and brought to
Dr. Hughes here for treatment.
The head of the dog was sent to
Lexington for examination and
found to be rabid. Pasteur
treatment is being given by Dr.
Hughes.
It is reported that
the same dog possibly bit several
other dogs at Sand Gap and a
close guard should be kept to
prevent other children from being
bitten.
DEWEY GABBARD
PROMOTED TO CHIEF
ORDANCEMAN
Dewey Gabbard, son
of Rev. and Mrs. Frank Gabbard,
of Indian Creek has been promoted
to Aviation Chief Ordanceman in
the U.S. Marines Corps at Paris
Island, S.C. according to
announcement received by his
parents.
This is one of the
highest ranking office in the
Marines and Mr. Gabbard can well
fell proud of his son.
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
Earl Hicks, 22,
Maulden, to Sophie King, 21,
Sourwood, Feb. 10
STEVE DALTON BUYS
BUNDY'S RESTAURANT
Mr. Steve Dalton,
Rural Highway Worker, closed a
deal Wednesday whereby he becomes
the owner of Bundy's Restaurant.
He has taken charge.
Lt. H. Lester
Reynolds
US Naval Reserve
Engineering Corps.
Lt. Reynolds, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Reynolds of
Tyner, Ky. who was Area Engineer
with the Rural Electrifification
Administration in Washington, DC,
and St. Louis prior to his being
commissioned as a Naval Officer,
is now in active service on the
Atlantic ocean.
Lt. Reynolds is a
graduate of the University of
Kentucky and is Chief
Communications Officer in the U.
S. Navy.
SEVEN PINES
NEWS
Pfc. Homer Vaughn
who has been spending a ten day
furlough with his parents has
returned to Georgia to again take
his duties in the U. S.
Army.
Miss Ollie Sams and
children of Stanford are visiting
her father Mr. Bob Sams.
Miss Opal Cunigan
who is working in Dayton, Ohio
spent the week end with home
folks.
Miss Georgie Vaughn
has gone to Dayton to stay with
her brother Lee.
WHETSTONE
NEWS
Mr. Howard Hundley
who has been very sick for two
weeks is improving.
Mr. P. V. Cole and
two daughters of London was
calling on Mr. Charley and Mr.
Dooley Cole Thursday on
business.
Mrs. Frank Roberts
has been on the sick list the
past week.
Miss Pearl Roberts
who is employed at Mr. Charley
Cole's visited homefolks over the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Wilds are visiting her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams for a
few days.
Mr. Rollie Carpenter
of Loam was dinner guest of Mr.
Wiley Cole Friday.
Mr. Frank Isaacs
left here Monday to seek
employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Dooley
Cole had as dinner guest Sunday
Mrs. James Summers of Alton,
Ind.
Mr. Loyd Baker of
Dayton, Ohio visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Baker over the
week end.
ANNVILLE NEWS
Mr. Luther Davidson
who is working in Dayton, Ohio
spent the last week end at home
with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hignite and Mervin were visiting
their parents over the week
end.
Mr. Vernon Rice has
been called to the Army.
Mr. G. W. Davidson
has been home on account of
illness.
Miss Zula Sexton,
who is a Senior in Berea College,
spent the week end with her
mother.
Mrs. Opal Ison and
son Billy are visiting her
parents Dr. and Mrs. R. W.
King.
Misses Jean and
Helen Lear of McKee are visiting
their grandparents this
week.
SAND GAP NEWS
Pvt. Earl Morris who
was stationed in Georgia is home
on a five days furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Lainhart was in McKee Friday on
business.
Mrs. Maggie Harrison
visited her daughter Mrs. Sarah
Click last week who has been
sick.
Mr. Green Smith has
returned home from Ohio.
Mrs. Alice Moran of
McKee is visiting her sister Mrs.
Taylor Hensley.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Purvis and children visited his
sister Mrs. Della Pennington of
Gray Hawk.
Pvt. Charles Hurst
who was stationed in Georgia is
home on a furlough with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Hurst.
ELIAS NEWS
Pvt. Kermit B.
Wilson son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Wilson has arrived safely
overseas.
Pvt. Herman
McWhorter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur McWhorter has arrived
safely somewhere in
England.
Miss Minnie Baker of
this place was week end visitor
at South Fork where she visited
her uncle Rev. A. G.
Bishop.
Granden Tincher has
bought a cain mill and is urging
everybody to grow cain this
year.
FOR SALE
300 Egg size
kerosene (coal oil) heated
incubator, good as new at half
price.
BAXTER CORNETT,
Tyner, KY
RED CROSS SEWING
ROOM TO OPEN IN MORRIS STORE
ROOM
The store room in
the Farris Morris Building at
McKee, has been donated to the
Red Cross for a sewing room. The
materials are on hand and ready
for the workers. All women who
want to have a part in this
patriotic work are asked to meet
in the sewing room Friday,
February 12 at 2 o'clock
PM.
More sewing machines
are needed. Anyone who has a
machine available for this work
will please see me at
once...
Mr. Rex
Bailey
Production
Chairman
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