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NOVEMBER 21, 1935
Baptists Admonished '
To Extend Their Aid
To Church Colleges
First ami Boy to Enter Mitts
Home l^resenlcd to Convention.
Asheyille, Nov. 14.? Reaching the
Irghest point that has yet been at
lained in this session of the Baptist;
convention. Dr. Luther Little, of!
Charlotte, moved mightily upon the
hearts of the ho3ts of Baptists, who j
went to Mar3 Hill College yesterday |
afternoon for the special session o? !
Christian education. j
Making a plea that the alumni and i
alumnae of these Baptist institutions
rise up and liberate these schools j
from the millstone of debt that hangs;
about their r.ecks. Dr. Little declared !
that the time has come when the
opportunities offered should be equal
to the demands that are pouring in
upon these institutions.
The entire convention moved out
ot the city of Asheville yesterday
nftomoon for the Ttnnliuf ir.-jl itntion I
20 miles out of Asheville. where the j :
Christian education program was! ;
held i" one of Uie denomination's I :
own colleges. The auditorium of Lhc ! :
college was unable to accommodate) j
the hosts, and by common consent | :
the high point of this convention was ] :
reached with Dr. Little's magnificent! E
address and his heartfelt appeal in j :
behalf cf the denomination's schools, j :
The second day of the convention i :
got under way at OtliO o'clock with z
a brilliant celebration of the 50lh an- z
nivcrsary of the Baptist orphanage ?
work in thi3 state. Supt. I. G. Greer ;
was in charge, and a| high point in i z
the program was readied when the z
l'ii-sl boy to enter the institution was j
introduced, together with the last boy j E
| who has been received into the insti- j E
lulipn. They were. C. H. Fort, of ;
Charlotte, and Baby Howell, of i E
Thomasville, respectively. The fea- j E
ture address of that celebration was ! E
made by Miss Mary Misenheimer, cf E
Lexington. E
This entire section of the morning's z
program was full of dramatics and ;
heart beats, and nothing in the con- ;
motion su far iiad left so profound an ; E
impression upon the delegates, ft is E
evident that the orphanage work lies E
very close to the hearts of North E
Carolina Baptists and that they are E
in a mood, under the leadership of z
Superintendent Greer, to care for all z
children who knock at their door. z
M. A. Hugging, Raleigh, was re- z
elected general secretary of the con- z
vention here Tuesday for the fourth z
consecutive term. z
Ills report on the convention floor z
was the host report this body has z
heard in five years. At no time In re- E
cent years has so much achievement E
hhlin rnhn rH n/1 no.) 00 -> ^ ? ? "
?? miu .w lUUUi U1 piVJII- J
iso ami hope held out for future at- 5
tain merit and development.
D-eMille Tops Big
Religious Picture Cycle =
With the release of 'The Cru- 2
sades," coming Thursday and Fri- 2
uay, Mow 21-22 to the Pastime Thea- 2
ter, Cecil B. DeMille, Hollywood's 2
undisputed master of spectacle, com- 2
plctes the quartet of epics based on 2
Biblical and religious subjects, a cy- 2
clc begun more than twelve years 2
ago with his "The Ten Command- E
ments." E
In "The Crusades" DcAIille has produced
a picture even more costly, i
more tremendous in its scope and E
power than "The Ten Command- 5
ments": a picture hearing a more E
pertinent message than 'The. King E
of Kings," and a more poignant and 2
emotional love story than that eon- 2
tained in "The Sign of the Cross." 2
Stall ing I.oretta Young and Henry' =
Wilcoxon, "The Crusades" tells the 2
amazing story of that great medieval 2
perjou wnen an cne nations Oi juu- rope
laid aside their petty quarrels =
to join in one great all-consuming =
cause. =
I.cd by Wilcoxon, as Richard the =
Ldon-Heart, the armie3 ot Europe =
storm the Saracen city of Acre, jj
sweep on to Jerusalem. Accompany- =
ing Wilcoxor, is Loretta Young, the ~
girl lie had disdainfully married by =
proxy, then learned to love. When 5
jealous kings object to her, the Cru- =
sades are faced with failure, yet the lovers
will not permit others to tear =
them apart. ;
Loretta Young, hoping to find a so- ;
lution for their difficulties, leaves =
camn at night is wounded and rescued j
by Saladin, King of the Saracens, ;
who has learned to love her. z
Grief-stricken at the loss of his ;
bride, Wilcoxon sweeps on in a mad ;
fury, hoping to crash the city of Jer- ;
usaiem. ;
In the climax, and in the most z
maemifnent love episodes of the Die- "
ture, Wileoxon learns the true depth
of his love and the meaning of the
greater victory in peace.
Ian Keith is cast as Saladin, with
Kateherine DeJIibe, C. Aubrey Smith
and Joseph Schildkraut heading the
supporting cast of more than one
hundred name players.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as the administrator
of the estate of the late E. B.
Fox, this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to present them for payment
within twelve months of the
date hereof or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to the estate will
please come forward and make payment.
This October 16, 1935.
S. B. ADAMS, Administrator,
Estate of E. B. Fox, deceased.
Vilas, North Carolina. 10-31-6p.
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