Thuii., April 16, 1936.
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SY GEE McCEE
REV. WILL WAITE OF FLAT ROCK
SUFFERS A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
A verry accident happened at
hehober church last Sunday morning
enduring the reggular preeching s?rvices
which broke it up and everyboddy
went home.
our pasture, rev. will waite. leaned
a little too far forwards when he
handed the collection plates to the
deacons of same, hon. holsum moore
and mr. art square, and his foot slipped
and he fell and struck his head
on the corner of the organ.
. .Miss jennie veeve smith, our fine
organist, was just getting ready to
play and sang: "fech an offering into
his coarts" when he struck, she
fainted a few secounts, but had the
presents of mind to grab him up in
her rams and set him on the organ
stool and dash some watter out of a
flower pot into his face ansoforth.
rev waite come to in a few minutes
and he had them proceed on with the
collection; everboddy was excited,
and a few fellers dropped in dimes
instead of the usual pennies, and it
amounted to 1.34$ that morning
against an avverage collection of 43c.
the preecher mought take a cue from
this fall out of the pullpit ever sunday
in the future, and get hurt.
dr. hubbert green took 3 stitches
rbove his eye. strangers who see him
with the lick on his head think he has
had family trubbles at home or some,
boddy has fetched him a strong left
to the upper jaw. no preeching will
he hell at rehober this comming sunday
Ciiner count of his infirmity
which was caused by the unforeseen i
contact with the organ. j
the conpregation was verry sympathetic
with rev. waite and done all
it could to show how much We love
him and how our harts bleed when
his'n has benn hied, several nice
diches of food was sent to him and
his folks for supper that night and
the hole collection for the day, includ
ing furrin and home missions, was
turned over to his wife to buy modison
with, here's hoping for an early {
return of him hack to his wanted 1
health.
FLAT ROCK STAGES A GALA
OCCASION
. the flat rock hoss swoppers associa
lion hell its reggular hoss-swoppinp
festibule on the streets of our fail j
citty last satturday and it lasted from
the time it started till it pot too dark
to tell the difference betwixt a mule
T'Y~ KipUui U* m.ir\tiouxBV/lurrf j
jL' _ ? Jr.xjtmcnt which is bunging
fr i/ing relief. Sold on iroiK-laii |
| mnney-bocJt evwanfcv f
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Prayer service s were held at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Carringer's
Sunday.
Mr. Jack Queen made a lAisiness
trip to Asheville Tuesday.
| Miss Audry Evans of Murphy spent
the week-end with Miss Rosell Carringer.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cunningham
were the dinner guest of Mrs. JoseIphine
Phillips Monday.
Misses Maude and Hazel Carringer
spent Friday night with Mrs. Bill
Phillips, of Murphy.
! Mr. and Mrs. Jake Styles are residing
at Asheville where they are
employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Chastin spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs
Charlie Carringer.
Prayer Services were held at the
home of Mrs. Bell Henry Saturday
night. All enjoyed the service.
John the little son, of Mrs. Bell
Henry had his tonsils removed one
day last week.
Mr. V. J. Phillips was the dinner
guest of Mr. Barney McDonald Sunday.
Misses Carrie Styles and Geneva
Martin were visitors of Mrs. Phillips
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hughes of Hot
Springs. S. C. were visitors of Mrs
Kate Mann. Sunday.
and a t ow.
. onner count of the government
owning so much of the live-stock now
located on the farms, most of the
trading was in otter-mobeels, dogs
caffs, cows, and radios, sevveral nicr
hound dogs were swopped off for
setters and pincers and beegles.
..jim keenan who lives on mr. fred
landbank's farm exchanged his 2
mules for a milk cow and a spare
tire with 2 inner tubes, he could not
get no backing at the bank or the
seed loan offis so he closed ur> and I
has moved back to the cotton mill
where his children can get work and
he can't. ,
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no fights of anny importance took ?
place except when somebody stole ]
the bridle which belonged to the pony (
of yore corry spondent, mr. mike r
Clark, rfd, while he was hitched to a
belly foam post at the liberty stable
and let him run off and up to sun.
day morning, he had not benn ketch
r?d. he hit him with his fist fiist and
tnen with a stick.
actual monney which changed
lands in the various and sunda>
trades of the day amounted to near
y ! $ and in most cases, it wa> giv.
ten as boot betwixt whatever was beng
swopped for the artickle that the
>ther feller got. mr. slim willsor
exchanged his mule for another mule \
ind 5 chews of tobacker; both of the
swoppers got licked.
some kitchen furniture was c ianging
hands near noon, but as the wimmen
folks had to go home and coo\
dinner, it hell up till about >. m..
in the afternoon, such items as frying
pans, skillets, kittles, and washpots
moved freely on the mart, a
peddler was on hands selling somelUnn
t/> mnn/1 nirowfhinnr ? !( K
took in 3$ on an investment of 30c j
so said afterwards.
yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd,
promoter.
cut when you're pulled a Hawks
over your head ... why you have
a comfortable, smooth fit under
your arms . . and why you don't
have a couple inches o! shirt-tail
wadded around your waist Hants
is liberal with ler gth.
When it comes to shorts, Hants
takes the short-cake 1 You have
plenty of crotch-room and seatroom
... nothing chokes or chafes.
Colors guaranteed fasti See your
Hants Dealer today. P. H. Hanes
Knitting Co.. Winston-Salem, N. C.
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Letters To The Editor
RELIGIOUS SHOWS
Editor of the Scout:
Will you please give me space to 1
say a few words about religious
shows. N
In the youthful days of an aged
man like myself shows were so corrupt
and wicked, especially those in
the theater, that it was considered a
sin to go to them. Many of the
theatrical are as corrupt as ever and
should be carefully avoided.
While it is true that the devil has
and still is using the screen to corrupt
and damn men's souls, it is true
also that the Lord, through His People,
is using it to save, purify and
build them up in grace and knowledge.
He is using it to His Glory and the
spiritual good of mankind.
There are a lot of people who do
not know the fact and that is why
I am writing this article.
The truth is I knew but little about
it until within the last two years.
Those who do not know it ore like I
am, they have not had a chance to
learn.
A great man has said there is more
teaching power in one picture than
in 10,0000 words.
We feel that our preaching with
the pictures and lectures is doing '
more than double the good we would
get if we were preaching orally only.
With those who give attention we
reach the heart through the eyes and
ears at the same time.
We show only such pictures as are,
in our judgment, character building 1
and teach the Gospel. '
We carry on this work to build 1
sentiment against crime.
Help us do it by coming to Peach
tree and other places when we show 1
and contributing the small amount 1
we charge for admittance to help
make our equipment better.
D?.. r> nr ^
IV*--V UCUIRC n . otu.v,
Clayton, Oa.
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"DON'T NOBODY WANT ME,"
Editor of the Scout:
That is what Crossnore's li'.tle boys
are asking every day. There are foureen
of them with no place to go.
rhey have watched their pals go
HOME and then turned to feel afresh
:he heartache of being HOMELESS,
rhey have looked over to the Little
3irP Dormitory and watched them
lashing around with light feet and
ighter hearts because "somebody had
i-onic for them!"?perfect strangers,
aut that meant nothing. With that
beautiful faith of childhood, they are
.tilling to go where they are "wantMi".
They know they cannot work.
Folks are coming for them just because
they "want" them, and again
he little boys turn away and wonder .
vhy nobody wants them. Do you
ealize how much you might mean in
he life of one of these little men beween
five and eleven years of age?
We know some boys that age are
roublesome, but we keep such with
as. We will lend you only our
LITTLE MEN. They won't be much
trouble, and they will be lots of
pleasure and try to help. Vacation
ends in July. Won't you take one
till then?
Hopefully,
MARY M. SLOOP, Bus. Mgr.
Crossnore School, Inc.
urossnore, >?.
MAD DOGS
Editor of the Scout:
In your issue of March 26th, under
the caption "Epidemic Causes All
Dogs To Be Confined 60 Days", it
is said:?"?a dog ran at large over
a section of Cherokee county biting
other dogs indiscriminately", and that
upon investigation it was found to
have rabies."
The germ of rabies has not been
found, but it is claimed that if the socalled
Negri bodies are found, in a
dog's brain, it is a case of rabies. As
a matter of fact, the mere head examination
means very little as the
negri bodies are found in the heads
of perfectly normal dogs and sometimes
absent in heads of dogs having
all symptons of rabies.
This procedure is exceedingly complex
and difficult. It is easy to de.
clare it a case of rabies and, at the
same time, induce the person bitten
to have the dangerous and expensive
Pasteur treatment, as illustrated by
the following from the "Bergen EveThousands
of Women
Benefited By Cardui
The benefits many women obtain
from Cardui give them great confidence
in It. .. "I have four child
n," writes Mrs. J. L. Norred, of
Lagrange, Oa. "Before the birth
of my children, I was weak, nervous
and tired. I had a lot of
trouble with my back. I took Cardui
each time and found It so helpful.
Cardui did more to allay the
nausea at these times than anything
I * have ever used. 1 am In very
good health and'believe Cardui did a lot
of It." . Thousand# df women testify
Cardui benefited them. If It does not
benefit YOU, consult a physician.
rth Carolina
TIMELY TOPICS'
While driving along a highway ?a
fowling Green, Ind., Lee Hauser's
lutomobile skidded and went down a
(0-foot embankment. A butcher
:nife on the rear seat struck him
vith such force that the blade cut
ling Record", May 22, 1034 (Hack nsack,
N. J.). Under the caption
'Noisy Protest Wins Delay* on Dog
Drdinance," it is said:
"The meeting was overwhelmingly
)pposed to the compulsory inocula:ion
(of dogs)?Dr. Charles Higgins
Lederle Laboratories, Pearl River,
!<. Y., manufacturers of serum" was
ilso at the meeting.
It is further said that: "Dr. Hig.
<rins admitted, on questioning by the
Mayor, that as an expert he would
invariable report a dog either 'suspicious
or positive' with rabies. lit
said he would never examine a dog's
head and say his results was negative."
In an article by Dr. William Brady,
the well-known syndicate writer in
the Los Angeles "Times", July 30,
1934 on "The Rabies Racket", it ie
said:? "?the laboratory examination
of the brain tissues of the ani.
mal that has been 'suspect' is not ail
a scientific test. It is a mere attempt
to Impose the fancy or belief of a
physician -or even the physician who
has charge of the patient or wh<
knows the circumstances.
"The laboratory worker's belief or
fancy that he or she has found certain
characteristic cells or artefacts,
:alled negri bodies, is not a scientific
matter. Another equally well trained
and equally experienced laboratory
work may examine the same specimens
and fail to recognize the negri
t?o(J?es."
SUE M. FARRELL, Pres.
Vivisection Investigation League
New York, N. Y.
Why Gulf
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When his own son confessed t0 j.
that he was the hit-run driver ?h0 I
had killed a pedestrian, Walter John- M
son of Bellaire, 0., took the youth t0
police headquarters where he I
held on manslaughter charges. I
When Henry J. Klinge, of Newark 1
N. J-, failed to report for jury duty I
a court attendant was assigned to I
investigate, and learned that Klin I
gel was in jail on complaint of hi- I
wife. S
To make sure that flowers would I
be placed on his grave every week. a
the late Charles W. Sonnenburg I
Baltimore 'eft $5,000 in his will as a I
trust fund to be used for that pur. I
pose. i
men wanted *.? i
leigh Routes I
of 800 families in Graham, CUy com. I
tie* and Murphy. Reliable htuti?r 5
should start earning $25 weekly ?nd I
increase rapidly. Write today. R4W. 1
lcigh, Dept. NCD-150-S, Richmond, I
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