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Chester Gap Fire Gk ^
Elects Officers ' '
At the Annual Business meeting of the Chester Gap Volunteer Fire Department, the following officers were elected to serve through the year 1963. President.Merritt A. Greeley; First Vice President, Wm. Bradley Wil liams; Second Vice President, David A. Williams; Secretary, Lewin D. Williams; Asst. Secretary, Earl L. Williams; Treasurer, John W. Williams; Asst, treasurer, Sandy H. Williams; Sgt. at Arms, Anderson A. North; Asst. Sgt. at Arms, C. W. Leake. Chief, Garfield D. Williams, Firsf’Asst. Chief, Albert R. Williams; SecondAsst. Chief Hubie Gilkey; Captain, Lloyd Cameron; First Lieut;, Ermand W. Morris; Second Lieut., Lee R. Williams; Marshall, Henry C. Cameron; Dep. Marshall, Lawrence R. Williams; Dep. Marshall, James R. Mahoney. Those elected to serve on the Board of Directors for 1963 are as follows; Sherman L, Williams, David A; Williams, John W. Williams, William Bradley Williams, Lloyd \V. Campbell, Garfield Williams, Downing L. Williams, Albert R. Williams, Lewin D. Williams and Merritt A. Greeley.
nEven The Cattle Couldn’t Take It Ringgold, Ga. - A herd of cattle stampeded after stumbling onto a skunk's den and trampled dairy farmer John P. Yates. Yates was listed in satisfactory condition after being run down by the cattle Wednesday. -I The home of the skunks was_in the middle of the pasture? Apparently one of the 45 cows trampled the den open- .•> ing. The'cattle stampeded'' when the irritated skunks came out in force.
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