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VOL. 28 NO. S.
State And >
Condensed Ii
?National News?
Washington, Jan. 17.?Presiden
Roosevelt's $552,000,01)0 defense pro
train started through the Cougres
aional machinery today.
The Senate Military^ Committer
itsbenrhlod for an general discussion
of the sweeping recommendations,
while the similar flouse t'ohnnlt;c<
called Secretary WoodrLug, Genera
Malin Cralr, Army Chief of Staff
and other army otlieers to exphrir
In private their ideas on armament
Danville,. Va. Jan. 17.?Miss Ulan
che l/owenstelu, confectionery own
ter, 1 urge <8 i?i aevcn-pouiul hag hit*
the olllee of Jus'.tc of the Peace A
H. Klase when she arrived to pay i
$12.60 fine on a charge of posscssiti,
punch hoards. The t. tg held 1.251
pennies.
n* xi Wonvanb AoMiliai^- ? nl,i> ? kail
Mission Study
On Friday evening at 7: JO o'clo-.J
In the Chapel of the First Presbyter
tan Church the ladies of the Wo
man's Auxiliary will-meet for lh<
first session of the Mission Stuil!:
Uook, "Star In tbo East," by Dr. C
Darby Pulton. The mew of the chut
oh and the young people are cordial
ly Invited to attend this session,, fo
the great subject of missions is o
concern and interest to all memberi
-ot the church.
.. ? At three o'clocv on Saturday th<
seoond section of the study bool
will be reviewed. At the close o
this session the ladies will bo- host
cases at a social hour.
I Mrs. -EL A. Harrill, - Mrs, Arthu
Hay, Mrs. W. T. Thomson, Mrs. Doi
Blanton, Mrs. Charles Ttiomaseon
Mrs. Paul Neisler, Mrs. George Moe
Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. Paul Maun
ey and Marian E. Murphey will r<?
view the book. Mrs. H. N. Moss t
the chairmen for Foreign Mission
In the Auxiliary, and will preside
over these sessions.
A large group of Presbyterians !
expected to be present for this stud>
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v Baby Boasts Six
Grandmothers
A baby girl, born recently to Mi
cud Mis. liuioiu Humduu auu give
that lovely uatne, Hilda Jane, ha
an unusual claim and so l'ar w
know Uin.'.jualh a in this section, i
that slu; poaseses sir living gram
mothers. These Jce Mrs. l*t*su
Herndun and Mrs. Hunter Well
grandmothers;- Mrs. Marie H erode
and Mrs. Dave LMokoai. great-gran
mothers; Mis. John HvruUon an
* > Mrs.' Anton Wells, gicni-grcat-gium
mothers.
Hilda Jane'a mother was befw
marriage, Miss Alton trolls.
Court Of Honor*
Here Tonight
. The monthly Hoy Stout Court
Honor will be heid -.nigh: at 7:3u
the High School Auditorium.
The meetings this year Ik.vo he<
held in the Court itoum of the Toy
Hall. The* meeting lnis bc.-n amui
td on this occasion for the lfii
School Auditorium -to accemntbila
the large crowd expected to cci
to see the technicolor moving p
turea taken by the Scout Executl
R. M. Stjhlele while In South Ame
cn during the post fall.
Mr. Schlele la an expert photogi
plier and all of tho pictures .prept
ed by him have been beautiful a
educational. The public la invited
come.
Laughing Ar<
WithIR
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For Businej
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'T'HE newly elected Ku Klux ]
now in session behind lock<
the secret work upon batch <
shove his way into the halt. Thi
way. Presently the persistent
"Say, look here," said the v
. took a closer look at the stratoga
"Sure, I'm Jewish," answer*
"Well, don't you know the K
"I don't vant to join."
"Well, what do you want tl
"I vant to see the feller vc
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lauuiiai news
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' ?State News?
t Wimton-Salein, Jan. 17.?Mayor
? W. T, Wilson of Witts ton-Salem was
under Indictment today on a charge
oi embezzlement or guardianship
! funiU'. Mayor Wilson is also public,
guardian for Forsyth cu-unty. Seven
- uparate inJlctnu .its were, returned j
i rrainm the City olIlcLnl by the Coun-i
ty Grand Jury.
?! Grt t) -halo. Jan. 17.?Major L 1'.
M< Gendon, chairman of a legislative,
I coin'.iii&sion appointed to study tliej
jfieasllKl'ty of establishing a Statu D'.'j
- { . tnn-ht of Justice, said today tin '
' j commission"'bad e-stiinatod "the total
aj.nual new expense" luvolv d would
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] Kini'ti Mtn. Schools
Quality For State Health|
Physical Financial Aid
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On Friday, Jan. .13, Dr. J. Ilenr?
. Ilj.rasnillh, Staid School Inspector J
I and Mr. Charles K. Spencer, Hi alt 1.
pniid Physi-al Education Dircc'.or for.
North Carolina, visited the Kings
Mountain Schools and made a thorough
check after which they informed
Superintendent Parnes that the
schools had a Health end Physical'
Education Program which merited i
financial'aid from the- State. T4te|
Si jit a IVnnrfniPnf h'in Iw^.n nliln t r?
1 secure nltl for those schools in Nor-j
s th Carolina which already had a!
definite, approved Physical lCdncj2
tioai Program. U is understood that
Kings Mountain will probably get about
91.60 per teacher from the,
'* State to afd this program.
Only a few schools hi North (jarr
olina at the present thne haye a def1
inlte, approved program of Health
' and Physical Education. Kings Moun
B tarti is one of the leaders in this
* field.
I Men's Club To Build Sign
a At Entrance of Battlen
ground
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Members of the- Men's C'lu'o voted \
at their last meeting to erect a sign
on the Grovtr itouil, at the entrance!
to the Kings Mountain Battleground.
. .Mr. Aubrey Muuney ivpor eu . tiltcost
of the sign ..iiiild be about tl'
and upon motion 6i J. i?. 11. rnciciL,
" cluu memberi v?'.cd to have the
J git coiisti acted .is soon as possible
'ijii; sign a .11 e dOi)l>io __luce w: ..i
II up| loprifoie reading ou both idc?
*' t'.Lig up the Kings Mou-i'.aiu Battle
ground with the- Town of Kings
, .Uouirtin.
1,1 It was afso decided at -the meetiu"
a . ' -
-1 M? cooperate wun .Niuonal l;o..
,l' i Scout Week by having the first meet
l'"| big in hVb'ruary in connect ion wttn
j the Annual Hoy Scout Supper. Pl.-.sts
rei will be announced later of the cotsi|
plcto progt'-in.
Overhead Bridge To
Have Lights
Contractor lliddle was nilificd
?f, Wednesday M ari.ir.tr it hat the new
811 overhead bridge new uunder eonj
ni ruction is to have four electric
j This, ho said will i.d'd n
111 vi at deal io the beauty and service
ift-jnf .'he n'met it re. 1 debts on att-raclive
poles will be loeaited at each oi
1,1 {the four corners,
lie I
ir" SINGING CONVENTION MEETS
v<5 SUNDAY 2:00 P. Ml AT
rl MACEDONIA CHURCH
ra- The Kings Mountain Singing Con
?r- veivtlon will meet Sunday afternow
pl at 2:00 o'clock at Macedonta Bap
to list church. IJlie public Is cordlall:
Invited.
ound the World
VIN S. COBB
5s, Not Pleasure
VIN S. COBB
Klan, having had ita first parade, was
xl doors for the purpose of conferring
jf new members. A stranger tried to
s kbeper of the outer portals shooed him
intruder T^rftaraed.
rarden, "you don't belong in here." He
r. "I'm stare of it Ain't yon Jewish?"
>d the other, with an ingratiating smile,
iu Klux Klan don't let no Jews join it?"
?en?"
>t buys the bed-sheetings."
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Ladd Hamrick
Heads Local I
Red Cross
1/uJd W. llauirHk. S'CnMary aid I
Trttn;xcr pf l.lie Phtitix "Mill?. - was <,
?le<u? -d Chairmen of the Local Cikap- i
tor of the .-Amcr"n?n U I1 C'rpsR ai i
flu; annual ill* 'tin;; "held last Tliurs- ,
lay l'olldwli' ; 'ho Men": !
' ii:V* j Mr. Ustnrick succeed-5la
Mr. I",, y, M'e< !< r who htvj served fof j i
Jv; " *" * T'lt*. "* .
? office." > elected Were ns fol-1 r
lev ; Mr*. ('. K. .V lidor. J-'trst Vi"0- ' ,
C'lv'rinau; M " *. Prank Sumn'rrs,1 ;
>U ->"ii fly'? ; if; Mm. flroly !
Klnn, S< oretnrv, end Mrs. I'. G. Rat- i
Icrrec. Treasurer,
Mrr, Ituth Gamble w:- re-elect' V ,
Kvi (,'t!vp Sffiiy'iiiy.
. !llrectors elected Were: .11. S. Peol-j.,
it. W. K Mautiey. U. 11. Hnninv. \V. >
M. Ike "i>, M. A. Ware. Aryc'd '" ''
.!< ? Thomson end Mrs. J. K. llon? j
don.
'"A..,1., i a ,i in '
S< ? rotary. and Mrs.- Ratter roe. Tress ,
U'?T. . U
Rev. 1,, Tloyd Hamm. Crairman of ,
fllo Roll f'Ull,-OTiprossed his ppproela j t
on .r ir in-" support givftn tno ueu
Cross bv citizens of Kings Mountain.
HOURS CHANGED
Now hours (ho Rod Cross office
vill be open beghthing Mond-iv, Jan.
23rd, are from 1:00 to 3:00 P. M.! '
each day except Saturday, according J '
to an announcement from Mrs. Gam- '
hie.. Evecut:^re Secretary, ' ,
RED CRiOSS NEEDS CLOTHING
Mr? Kuth Gamble, Executive Sec- j i
rotary of the Red Citoss. has asked 11
The Herald to publish an nrcont're- <
quest for U'S?->d ir.ltvhing. especially i
coats and wraps for boys and girls <
of school ages A number of children
In lo<tail schools don't have the proper
clothing to attend school. With ;
'he coldt months to come a very ur- j
gent need for the garments will be
found. I
The clothes may be left at the
City Hall or call-the Red Cress office
and they will bo called for.
*r.F,D VETERAN
DIES
I. Mr. and tfrs. J. R. Pacts *>-ci?? ojj-t
j cd tq Martin, G'-ofg' . last Thtir-tlayi
on cc/jounf of th* "illn-as-i an 1 -nth ?
I quant, deaih cf Mrs ' Davis' fa'i-.- "
Vr. J. C. Ml'it age it*' \vhq Is v 'l!
icnotvn in Kings Mountain wli- r- 1"
j -.is-'i.-d- It's d--.uc?h?er fr* -r-?nt'v
Ibf'.rmlty t?re\entcd. Mr. Mil!
I offvrr^'l 2:^)0 o'oi: V'.
! >.uud->v snort'iv*. Pmifira! " ' ' Vvtr' ;'
> , " v'' ^s- tool" ti' R<Vvr >t 1' (..
h:tr:'r.n ncr / W-stinSnr-1
i P. nil >1 r?r?flr?v jfiemroi' ?ir;
j Miller's \vif? and o'lior romim' uc
| hurled n' tlvis nhnreh". wh'rh 's
In' 'in- fV"?* ?1v?robrs of loot
I tinn. Dr. John P'lnrs.in. <-r ri-ksvrtte.
Gpoi'rIk, a fortnr.v pistes-. Mas
in eharee of til" last rites.
Mr MHV-r hut! ho?n ~si o'i-l- in
his chnr?1i for many vnti?"s.
Surviving at- ill" follow1-- i ' M:m:
Mr-5 Pearl \ <i n'r am! Air rI
Vitwiip M!U?r. n' Mirtin.
C C. Pari-"r rf Orl-iul ' pi--'\t>-<i
John Stfipvsoii, c;f' l.nvctiln. G- . J.
. K Miller of M>i<liv On,: *rd Mrs.
J. R. Davis-of Kitirr, Mov.nPMh.
T.ccal Girl In Play
(Sper-tnl to'Tljo llernlrP
Chapel Mill. Jan. 16.?Miss Frail*
res Gpforth, University of North Car
oUniPi senior from Ki'tcs Mountain
appear ns Roslo Goldstein in the
nitty '"Wash * Carver's Mouse Trap."
rive of the four' experlrnental prortuc'I'ons
presented recently by the Gar
ol'na Playmakers In fhetr newly restored
theatre at Chapel Hill.
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Vflvic n.(\fr%r tVi whn nittonrlnri TCInEfl
Mountain High School, was prom!
Cant theire In extra-curricula r aotiyit'os.
She was president of the d-ramaitUc
organization and played roles
in many school productions.
Here a* the University she is a
member of the Carolina PlaymakerS
having appeared' In their tirst major
production, "Room Service,' last
fall. She is a member of Chi Omaga
sorority. ' ,
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GOES T O WOFFORD
Dr. Oltn Blair Ader, son of Rev.
O. P. Ader formeT pastor of Central
Methodist Church, Kings Mountain,
has been elected assistant professor
of mathematics at Wofford College,
Spartanburg, 8. C., to take the place
of Dr. Franklin B. Lowramce, who
goes to Centenary College as professor
of physic*. f
Dr. Ader wee e student at Duk?
University during his father's pastorate
In Kings Mountain.. He has
been a member of the faculty of
, Southern Methodist University, Dallas,
Texas, end is resigning to take
up work to Spartanburg.
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THURSDAY, JAN. 19, 1939
Safety Council . |
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LTlVVi AIV1V
Well Attended j
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J. :JJo Wiry DoVftv!:,' Ci1:..; ill 11 v.
v'onii 'Carolina luuu;.. .i CYa.tnis
Utl, WU? till* | ..!?? i' it tU
i.'-i / everting. at u ^ ut mu
iluc t'ftiui .^i, y v...u....... aoiu' * tu
.lit? ll..,il ijJrJOl.
file iilue iiiUe-f C '..mil covers Uio
Teas ol ,Cicv? ..u.d, owall,
Il'l'iie ; iiu lot- ( Ouiiti-.a"
I iii' mli .1 i>i the ( iiiHi'il wciv
irtii.ciu over lie..' area. Tilt,
tubers muie ironi lex uio ana
,i Several iuv.*;ie.'.p-l^ni1*
e l! molt ;aa:i uvi 'ily # )' ;iicji'a.,iU?,a
lo the meeting.
iViiiouji iUm iocul - imliibtrli s ri i ~j,
fcJC.rd Hl'ii; iLc Muilll'.'}' Mill.!, Ul>n-|,
,i CoiK<n Mills, I'lu.ilx Mills. Kings
nil. a ill Mfg. Cu.," Sadie Mills and;
CcJ-aier Mills.'
.i.'tlfi Mwuiuy the vtji?!
rs to Kings' Mountain and at ivied
,iii>.''Y."l" ' wkmmmLmmmmm
. i'.e enough ?uod from tlic'r coining
o our eoninunii'iy lo jnuke life safer
md ttufTiring tees on aecaunt of u'e1?
lit:*. lie ki V Ilui.i h" was sure
!i.' t'he Mannfaoturyr* here were,
.s much interested In the welfare of
In- working people, iu our Industries
is :ir,y\vH?jr?.
The meeting was presided over b*
' buries. Forney, Jr.. Cha'rimn . or
he Council and connected with the
"leyrjand Mill and Power Co.. of
tl.elby, N. C.
Vr. Powell'of the N. C*. Indus triil
"out mission read a paper prepared
?v a member Of the Council, Mr. C
'. Shuford of the Cliffslde Mills. The
ifp?r gave the h'.sr.ory of the Council
iind explained Its purposes.
During t.he program tlhe Sherrlb
school of the Dance, in Shelby furnshed
a very entertaining floor show
rhey had with them a group of expert
young and .ttilonted dancers,
lingers rind acrobats.
Mr. Dorsett of the -Industrial Commission
delifeiPed an able :and hcloiu".
address to the Council oil the
"Cost of Canelossncfis." This nd:in
would have dcae much to s: \
lives and suffering on account of / ?
if >ip?r;l K*. 11 l.srccr niir' 1 -I
nt Kings Mountain people.
l't trot Vn' expressed Ihat "r.etv
locivl. pscplo ciitl. uot .intend the nu?:-|
h:s to wbidi they were inVlted uh ]
r. .'v--tr of this opptdirnlt! J
will not, Iw reroute.1 for j
*.. ng. time. The Council jivots over"
; ; r.w nth but sit different p!a. :
over the nrost.
i'vings Mtn.
Avcceive High iiaiw.g
i""ui'.lc.tlion Si/. ul' S.iuc
liiU'iil oi 1 uMic % iiit vi ucuo:.
jti.ic.ilJI, C j list ' bv .1 t - ! ? >*
.'(i gtl.l.g lilit J'?..jiig3 ill Silt ilK' A Ji*
ill 'Carolina Seboolb. 'll ?j .n.i .. -.ti..3
10 note iliat toe. Kings Muuttiuu
.Schools are 1 tiled ui.unig t:. basi
sellcela .el lite "Si;.le.
..'The liigh School rule 1-A and is
again 11$'. d as t; 11:. t.iii r o Son
tJiern As.sociti'iittii. '1 In ro.liig' of me
Klenroiiiary Schools li.is in en ra Mid
to Citiss 1. All of these iilllt' s ba\;
been uciiievoiJ under tlu m iv re
"UiTehionis which are in effect ih.s
.vetia lit order \j meet '.horn ivijt.i >.
nieui8 the Elementary Schools have
had to adil considerable to the librat
leg. have hat! to buy additional maps
and globe*. have had to install at
least ten liner r feet of bulletin
l)oa'rd In or.eh classroom, have lad
to Install approved, angle-stream
I drinking fountains and ?mnv ^iito.
tj|><? of equipment.
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Will Rogers'
Humorous Srory j
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By WILL ROGERS
'I'HE guys in the florist stoic*
have got to be mighty careful
It's so easy to guess wrong or hti.t
somebody's feelings. Now. for instance,
I heard about a fellow who
come into a florist shop locking
kinds sad, and he says, "1 want a
few flowers."
"For a lady?" says the florUt.
"Yeah."
"Well; now here is a niece selection
of orchids at twenty dol'sr*
apiece," says the floiist.
"Say, Bhe'a a lady, and she a:rd
dead. And besides. I'm married t>
her and this is for our tenth anniversary.
Show me a dollar's worth
of daisies."
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Mercfaaiits Aj
Secure Loeatj
Officers <>*' Kir,nr. Mount air
Merchants' Association M
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Thtv A..: ;::? . ..tilard l-ioatisrshlpl <
jTrainiri;; Si w,l lor the iTdrbyiotviiil'-j
*! t.iid A. si . .me Kti.o;-lit (} iMestyiar
inn Chan >1 Schools tlin (r?<.on'?i
area, will b..--U:'.d Jr.vuary 2En<? !
iin?iu;i. ...< 2i h in the f\rnt PrcsbyIr"
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The first session will be hold on
!:i\ i' t'.fi r.- >.. of ,Ja.i. 22,-ut 3:00
o'clock. Tho rcir.rlnirg se^sione will
c.i! \j<-???'. ,?,* ;? -> ? - H Friday evenings
at 7:30 o'clock.
The "following courses are beins
"fiend \ :h: In* ituctcT3 given-!
"The Work of Chnri.h Officers," by
'lc-. G. V. tvilro" dr., n' V.'llmlngi-on.
N. C. "The Wa- s of Teaching", i
by Rev. W. W. Boyce of Charlotte.
'Brilii iiE' A Ikital Yo-. h Program,
by Miss Mary l/nrise Wrrxlaon. Dl- '
rector of the Young People's Work :
. i -'vi, ->d of Nc>i-h Carolina.
' "Understttnaitng Children." instructor
to be named. 'Religious Ldfe In
i:? t-v"M Church." bv Rev. J. O.
Mann. Director of Religious Eduot
' ? He Synod of Nor'h Carolina,
'' rent m'aiv be trvde with
m'. Mrry John Howe. First Presbyte.r'tin
Church, Gastonia.
n" " CLOSED TODAY
*t Nat'ottrl '-'-ji wHl be
1iv fn ob*rv ?? of IjSo
v. whfeh c-sl- holi'
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Mtillbcrs C? l.lb Ivill!1'
erchau.s Ast JY:la;i.aii. \\ an a a as
ganlzcU lui t w< vk Ik Id in r secni
meeting kt&t .Monday. v.-vi nitio at
c City lia.ll, . .1. iraiiaai u u- veriiiilxji'ian
IK ins ot iittsj. sa wiiu
resnieiK i.ynui * K? at*.I ii-.v'-. -.ug.
?> Hoard ii Dil i . ?i .> -iioin.n.iit ,t by '
I al'llollll <1 |)\ I 'm I'IVS- *
MJit, Weld a|piw\<il lij 'liH IlKlnli'is
Melil.
i ii-' - Board of. IJ .. > etuimet lu-.t
llUlot.a.Y I, I aril! a lut ml pl il tju' fill- <
y.in*. t'-i' a; I i.tltn iins wiiiali
' a' i JIJll'OVi.u, by I ill' ilK'llibt I s. at
M? :.!ti > Itlg'iH l?V' ;1"K
1. i ai iii>' aiiii. .as.on id i"i>.irarf
'l>y-l.ivv? ??f ;jiu $h< .by .il< r2.
l ii.n dirc*i. be |> u.Jiitll
'.r Iliwii oei\ payable 111 fidiillli? Ine
ii|l;ilt .I'Vli/atii)' Ioti , " r , .
lillHli.ii.ty in the. I) K. Herd Cm iiuta
(ii. wiif.u jilh -<i <"i.ii|n/iVii; will
lurnigtu j wiiluiut I'Jiarnf. lyi:nia-_
Ui t| a.lwill be Dt'iUa d later.
I. 'I UUi LI K. Jltiril b< Mtmcil Sectary
and 't'n-nsuivr iar tin- prosit
wi lUiut. Hillary,' using .Mrs.
iurj.1 Most; to -?l*i irqi i:i the dv45
tV( :'i. o* establishing liic Oltll'O.'
is. Mm-i to bo paid (ill the basis
the time required for the work on
ipuvpl of }Jio Hoard of .Directors. .
5 Th.it tlte Hoard of Directors pur
laso, necessary . oiilce . equipment
id supplies.
?i. 'I-int. Directors shall be elected
r a term of ono year.
7. I'hnt for the first few months
lat all members of. the association
invited .to attend the monthly
eetimrs of the Itoard of Directors.
After the approval of the above
'commendations. several titertaw8
expressed themselves as belt
well pleased with the way the
sw association was shaping up.
A total of 28 firms wore rvproscr
el tit '.ho mooting, fourteen of
horn.paid their dues for the month
f February.
If was deride.1 to have the nex't
'i ' ing February Tth In the city
ali n1 S-O't |?. \f. with all members ,
'vited io u'ttend.
lev. J. M. Weils
ill* If' o T*
? i lain
ll! file .. h'.i-lli;!- t;| :]>. ' Wh3
1 i :.? ii i." Kir -1 Krosky-terla;?
...ri-i, -i. ;S. we irtl;.*''greai
. ir. ' i:. ,-.-r : the . ti. Hi'.' .). j,J
i. Wills, minister of the Kirst I're?I.i-1
., S-;::..or. 5-). t\. is to
'it h -t i ? :-i
hurch Jn-n- on Sunday morning.
Knur tii't hud. ship oi l.'t otor
Vcllr. S'irii: o:* ol:iii i h lips i>.rowo
o bo on? of Hit' lartfes; cVtrth.-s in
; Sj :>< ?! .of .'uii 'if "C-ivoi ns. t)r.
Veils Is known and loved not only
>. hi* bo*' i- ' v.*?t ?i:rj' ?tat*-. but .a
hi 11:3b ;ii' '! ? I'll!;:.' 1 ifii'i-li Some
nvp. aero the Southern !*' < tb 't'li'iu
liurt li conferred their hii'hest hon1.'
oil , inii hi.lt 1 : ' if Of ' ' i" j
li?" awio'-al fA?tsorul?ly. Ho' noiii'.r.ecs0
serve us a member of some, of its
: :t' ot'inm,!,!:e- 1.
\i the Vesper Service at five
n-hu k llr. .T 11.11"tidrvHt< pastor
t " i .'^1
*irst Presbyterian Church of. Gas? '>?.
wlK kriii't- nho .in -'-'s: tre of the
yorshlp hour. We ore deM"h;cd to
tivo thpse two outstanding loaders
>f oar fhu'Ch ov-'Ui us and we feel
tgre, that- largo contrrelations will ,
ivall thetnsMVes of hortring them.
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JameS Preston
(Opinions Expressed In This Column
Are Not Necessarily the Views ef
This Newspaper.)
Washtng^pn's Sildh-line observers
are hoping that they have detected
a note of forthcoming govermrjant
overtures toward business In ana- , >
wer to the cooperative plan reoently
advanced by business leaders at
the December session of the Congress'
of American Inlustry\
The new itune 4s betag-plaved nononly
behind (ho closed Innerchambar
doors of Washington. If all the
Inner-chamber participants can a
pree on the now Idea, the result may
be simply this:
-Governmend will give at '.east part j
of the business recovery formula a
try. Namely, It will cooperate with
business In a planned program to get
Industrial wheels turning a gam and
thus help take men off relief rolls
and put them on pay rolls.
The idea Is being studied careful(Cont'd
on Editorial page)
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