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About a mile from the main highway as you cross the mountain into Warren Countyrthere stands a small village—hardly a village, with the few houses scattered thinly within the forest of growth. . . This is Chester Gap of years gone by, the Chester Gap which is still recalled by those who have failed to note the rapid growth of this village. THe Chester Gap of Thursday, 1954, is a far cry from this. The mountains have made way to*new houses, neat and clean; to. enthusiastic young faces, whipped- red by the mountain Wnd. A good dirt road winds around the hills and between the houses.
Tuesday mprning, February 2, another outward sign of growth was evidenced when a post office was opened in Greeley’s store. This post office with its two daily deliveries, 9:55 a.m. and 3:45 p.m., will serve around 70 families. Merritt A. Greeley, who first opened the store two years ago, will serve as postmaster, with Minnie Williams, Mrs. Greeley and Cary Wiliams, assistants. Jqe Jenkins will deliver the
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