tiv"Era Of Good Feeling"
Country Is Predicted
N. v ? Wi.j o
Uwa^'3'! i- 1..: of pr-.
jtdnuuor? a-: to the polioi
1^,.!.,,; j> ;??: . I V'.lt
[it;, ki.id ?>l' -i'k n in the
M IIM >?? ?? ?* 'w .
jtjut tli- Pr i;k'iit is cai
?U5. tlfit ri iliO otlici line -1
: Jut that ivot by any
Ljwf liiat t! r pjirtieul u policy
ut'OM The public r?*?.
0 ill-?. -V. ;i l\v - Ag.- tiM.Us j
o V i llui-nl'Hl now '
,;ks wri. !!u pa-sL So far '
5iapr?r::nt -i 'iicientJy crys ,
inaiTiR t < pp^?*lCiti)oil
U a ('li b' or on ted -o Con
0
kfcs sot lui.iii tuat there 'ar
a por w l,?yrh in the ?>d
Kim who l.r.vo ? et plnns they
jyto sit Cos .'ikkU sanctiuJ
'i,simply !ii t iW Prclidont i>
to have iv.Tivii.cd frcfl.i ooai
knue'f t'? "V ot th -?'- imh
piiTR.
pup who wl1 ,ir baby h.' hflarl
Kre rith'n thy next few raentltf
[Ljor (Jwgt I. Berry, * Lo ha<
tie of Co-oHiuator for lndua
Cwpeifction Major Bo:ry i*
uktofthe InLmationi! prin
IWic's Uii ? hut in . tidiAie i
it bas kirgo bu-i'nesa Miiercs^
ir'-rarik-d a. ?? wealthy .nan.
"J?prt Wfa i* to brkng rsiners
wioiii into co perat:. n wi*h
otgaiii/.:.tioi^, lool ng to
i voluntary -k-1 p time'1. along
aWxx.\. .Maj'-i Berry
tano; ;t<: , ?o -v .md an ab'(
^ IfJln, a .! p nb.ibly c^n do
^ hi tills ?' .1 .aiyone c! j *
"Min Ik i , *?:h~l> i,:i th ?
'h' coi'!Hv:-ec ,iin mthas ?
*o?r '-he ;?i ljrH of biuigiil;
*Wer teMi ^oiV betvenem
^ employee*
?"SU? is ^pecu'.-'ing ? ? tir thf
ooiiH-qufnC^s ([ a <pUt i:;
^ of organized labor i s thii
'?ieet t^e A.'c'ini-twtioii ?. labu
^ John L wis PtoS'.'lent of
?*i?' Union and leader of the
iatht labor ranta, regarded
tin? Pitsi leiitia' ambitic na. \
?tt.v person;! of inflnen. e, who
* glad to go ^long *?tjh hi
* w labor f-rganijsivon ly
cwi'fc, he0i
, ^winwia^wM? u aail
th-y dosi't ikr thv idoa oi
?P ^ wha*. vuiy turn v of ktcr
j^I^iti^al movement.
^ Jok ^:l^cat'0n m Washmgitio^
p' ^if?a>it, form*!.' RopuV
the
f'oto S ?rrit7
n tecall-to tlu.t po?;.
? Jov. WiiKant resign ..vi Lat Sua-iur t:?
take the stump toi Prasidem Roofio
^elt to reply ao the attack * beinj
made ui>on the Socia: Soeuir v Act
.Washington regank Gwcnor Win
Jit as a ccHiicientLcus and i Me ad
ministrator and probably the be>t
informed in America o.i social sccuri
? > hiws of other countries and the
' ay they operate I4 its r garded
I ere as reasonably ctvfain tln-T some
Improvements i,n I mo Socia! Security
Act will have to ue n ode, a?.t' Gov
? i nor Wiifcint's lender.'hip and couus-J
i ill. be needed.
TJiat staunch tneiw! and ?"..ppjri >r
?>f President R-oo-rvelt, It ink C.
\V?.Uker, who was cne of the first
uoesevelt-for-President men away
?ack in 1930, is beii:?r talked abojt
?ore as the ix)ss;b!c tucee^sor -1
.'oitmai'tor ficneral Farley. The be
,;ef grows thc.v Mr- l'V.. sy will r<sig.i
in or Lefore ai.iugure'Ktt day, Jai
ary 20, and Mr. *Vallr is ugard-;
>5 the logicai choice.
\Via kcr hu derror* rated his ex
ecutive capacity and oganiali; ab.li ;
ii sytting'up md-starring of! niuuer
>tis federal ag.-ncre*, the a !?i?:nU.| ri
irtti of whiett was bat * turned Over
o others, x'i.e Pros id f .1 haa a hign
(gard for Air. Wfl'kLr 'and if be
5 not made tfojimaatc- Geu'ial the
irobnbility is that he f 'U be plae?d
n sonic equa'ly iir-j/orti t post
Jo=?eph C. i astin.w, ^iufcJacan o'
lie Interstate Comnier ?? Corni' isaioi,
nas boon gradual^' swinging around
y the be iof that the <nlv of
lte problem of the railroads is gonr
rnmont ownership, although when be
jfi-a fur* appointed railway <<<or.lin.s-.
f?r, he was inclined to regard govern
nont ownership as u last rtac-rt.
Mi'. Eastman i^ now trying to de
velop a Workable p?ui which wou.d
ake under the Federal Government's
ving ell. the other forms ot intei?tato
lunsportation, such ns truclts and
>usses, as well As the failrcadf. j
When John D. Rockefeller^ Jr^ i
?liiunch lifekpg Republican an4 uj
eavy contributor to the KvpuWica'i
?ampaign tmjfiZ a ^tter to
Ohairnttn Par jey e? the Democratic
tfatioraU Oomritfttee eompHnwttt^g
lira upon hfe statesmanlike utterances
ifiter the election, people ^Washing
ton began to realize that the politico
;atchet to* been buried, at lol St tvntv
porarily. ? ^ . - - . ^ 1
1* w*uid be hardly accurate to Ktf
that tb? skigfl point t?-another sueii
i ml IVwident 9&
ministration, but thereofem^ny ?vi
deneeg that political
being fifjbmeu^ed in the^^^J?*
aorte and eimdiJkiws'of
hendimlie ootnofcet* &
^e^^inber of Ommerct f>t tli?
United 8%t<? hasl cAcially caJl^l
opon U* membera ' to cooper* *jth
the Adminifltiwtion end CoDgre? 10*
ful r^eovery. The Chamber of Com
{'inefoe h?M iar three years poK beei
the'moot outspoken an* ? P**?*
critic of Mr. ?twse*ei#g lj
I is the feeling hero that the tendeiwj
if more to constructive etit;e?m an!
eooperatiori than to deounciaiion ana
(PImm Tum To P^e 2)
"JMahr a Smjful
Unrhlr
An tiMtnrial
?{> Ban (Tompkins
By custom ajrrd Vy proclamation of - the President of the United
States and of the Governor of North GJaroiiaa, we are a[l supposed to
foregather at the churches lod-.y, and offer public thanksgiving fur ,
\'r f ' '
the mukkttdinoua mercies that n benevolent Provideuoc has showered
1
upon us during the pa?t yo?r. AcliJally, ody a comparatively few of us .
^ ^
will really do that.
A ? , \ i < t , \
Thanksgiving Day is tlie cna u lv^on^ feetivsaj. that is porali *r to Am
erica. Christinas, Easter, raid tin- v?^t of lift chirtu holidays we sharo
with all ChriyteD.-lom; But Thank giung odr own day. It has grown
*-ith e*.?r country, and is ;i part of < ur national life.
The men and women who bluzo 1 the trails through tbc wijdciness and !
? r fP' i
he re established a mighty civilizai iun. thoogjh ihey huwi their Jaiji^ an-'l
their foibles, their eiiat'titltfs and theft- ^jroelty, aiao hed mi unutterable'
?nd urUffialnabk' fiaith in "the ju?t <iod< wlto presnte^ over the destuiv s of (
i ii'dtilons". They believed that th?* Land ofjfeod wotky in this world, nuikcj !
auiA irtunake* nations, and thai iroia. JftS^oWed~ali bl^ngs that
crowned tJio. etiurLs of wan. and iiu*de.^iif*lmpie-exi8t?nc? yil.tjtta eartk
happy. They recognized thart 1h? auutjhine and the r~ui, the bountiful,
h&rveels, tlie protection from winter's blaaU ivnd tVoin the wild be.^s and.
wild nu* of the forests came iioi i him. They wore sure tkt. if- j
man prospered ' in bi^ <?? >{?> to." in 1M buspKja* it was bc^uise God
* L'
wata with him; that God directly intervened in the affairs of individual
men, cpmmiiuifcies, juki of mat:w?, tefij that even the liberty they
enjoyed was a gift from Mim. uVrnd ^ they thought it fitting fjor
them to offer unto Hiirt/jrtlu/1f' thanks for Hi's presence, protection, i.-uid
blessing.
A :*'?* ' . ? (
J ? * [
The basest of all Miii,-*, }>erha.p>, is the sin of ingratnude. Nothing one
mian on.# to another Iwspt^ so keenly nfci to return evil ?or ^'ocd. No
? * iSffi '* \
wrong' ?x i ohild oan do^futo ouile so deeply into the hearts of his pa
rents a8 for liim to be unmindful of tlie loV{ng oare that has overshadowed
(1/jis ?fe like a benediction, and % be ungrateful for the sudriliees that
have been made to give him his chance to be a real nun in life.
So, faideed, it must pain the great heaift of the Farther if we forget the
love that followed us all tjlie dayi^ of our lives
(
We, in America, liave been especially and peculiarly, blessed among tho
children of-meniWe have ble&jpd i*saee. We have ffte:;!.}*. Even those of
W in moderate circumstances enjoy luxuries tihat fc"aie undreamed of, even
by princes, a abort time ugo. We take as a .iHitter of course biasings
oar fltethena held ddarer than life itself, and for which mfany of them
ponied est their life's blood.
Amid t^e tumult end the shouting of a. day of igxjrts; as we gather for
the. fearing, let us not forget the real, purpose of the day- Let us
tay before Hftn, with gladness and tjhankagiving, "the ancient saciifkte?
hnmble and cMtrito hausta",
C
<0 . .
TODAY and
TOMORROW
(By Prank Parker Stockbridge)
CARS , safety, safety
1 went to the New York Autom*.
f,e Show week. Even tWh
am not V* lLe market for a ne*
O-ir, I like to see the changes and
the progr&Lftiade from year to year
-My nfajor impression is that there
is no such thing any more as a poor
motor car. All of them are good
caxt^ better Oars than anyone dream
ed of when I beglan to drivo. That
the -automobile has reached perfcc
tioa, .however, is for from true
<jood ais the 1937 cars (arc, the 1938
onej will be better, and so on.
One tiling all the makers are stress
"?g is better brakes, requiring ie8>>
Xfot P^ssure. That 13 a >rove u;
the direction of safety. J don't
Hunk there was a enr in ufce show
ih rt wasn't equipped w Lth non
suaitterable safety glass .and .all-gfceej
s Inalterable safety gfotfc and all-*te*l
The campaign against highwa
l a tali t ies ^ bearing. fruit.
,'SPEED ..... cotttrd
^ Ouo tiling I missed at this yc&x\
^low v,'s tlie .veiling talk about tho
high speeds the ears could mik<.
Manufacture!** ui-e soft-jiedallihg the
>l>-vd id:jA. OiK'. ca-J vaw bias a
warnii g sigu.d ?? the speedometer
'?Mien tin i .;.,-;,t j- points to forty
miles an hour the driver is reminded
that ho is approaching a dangerous
^pfed.
It was not nnuiy jwtrs ;igo when
thiiiy w.13 exvessrve speed. Nov
y]??ods of GO to SO mijo& are not unootr
mon ir> the p.\ed highwlav
? p^'d in it00.l1 is not da 'gerous i;
ymrr tires are 'sound, but a blowout
*.'* bO miles can Jo a lut of damage.
It is the coiulaii'jition of .-*])cod am;
refkitosra-s;, wh.ch i,; dangerous.
I d.m t believe much iu the idef,
often proposed, to put governors on
cais to keep them from going ifastei
tlwn {>-V ']?.;? moat c ireful drive
son?';riti'.;s hijii?vrt' in light place,
while only sudden .iccetaratioti of
speed can slave him from m aociden;
COMFORT , . f(jr riders
'i Mot-ciiug wij; niiicji more oom
fmtablc than ever in a,iy of the
19J7 cwrs. Be'tcr ;pru~ ^ispension,
. a.-..:r , ?nca.v 'leg-room both
iOi* front- *s--?t and backseat r^dar*,
v.iurr s.'fl's u t'..it, .law can rid>.
comfortable both foiv and aft, ad
H'.-il iH.jn se::.:s |o . ult !he l. i'gtL
oi" ?ny driver's ,'egs, ore among the
i:> preveme .ts I s.iW ih almost all
(Xi.1 U the Show.. .
All nmkena are stressing greater
: ? ui. stcol:iig. Si. rv. more, wome-i
D', .u over .ire di-ivi. g, the sl^erin,:
jieer whieh can be operated with the
little finger becomos important.
I n.'i:: 1 iv> s', of Die fairs hav*
f ?e:*d J lie emergency bmke a^ong
k!.' '.ho driver's leit kin>e instea I
of in the middle raid some have r?'
incved the gelc-.hift lever from th.?
'> r spare nlio.
Sueli important device? for Wio
'cr .!riving imj-roved i.eatl-rs, and
(?.p^iaily device to keep wind
shvrlds ?:!oar of fro=t a v] snow eem
to be paining favor.
fRAILE3S . . .all sfcylei
This year's ahow pre^^nted for
the fui.?t Hnriie n gre:>|t ^'nrietv of
(Please Tun: To 2) .
MBS. R. W. GREEN PASflBS
Funeral services for Mis. R. W
Green v.*ere held at old Savannah
iiaptlst church at 11 o'clock, Ust Sat
urday morning). Mity Green pu-?d on
a?ter &n il.nek^s of several weeks du
ration.
Sin; is .survived by her husband,
Rev. It. W. Gram, two soon, Auflt'n
.u:d Ho:ner, of (..pen'k Creek; six
iasigliions, Mrs. Jack Wikle end Mrj.
Kefcaie MeMahan, of Gay; Mrs. Frunk
lVantham, of Gay; Mrs. Jcfcse Dill?,
GulLowheo; Mra. John NicholPon and
Urs. Odis bird, of Gastooin four
siisttifc', Mr. Lee Estes, Greu't* Groek,
Mrs. Arthur Allnian, Web-U-r, Mrs.
tfersehal Hull, 'Mrs. Ciing Cwvn, of
'!irccii's Crock; four brother-., Fred,
Nelson, James and Judson ! tichanan;
and by a number of ^raZidehildrxio
wid other relatives,
OLENVILLE GIRL DIES
Funi'ia e'"^rvies fir Mis* < '-juy.n
Bnmgarner, popular Glenville young
lady, were conducted at the Glen vi lie
Methodist church last Fridiy by Rev.
Mr. l^oveUe, formor pastor.
Mi-sfc Bnmjramor, who graduated
fiwn Glenville High School in 1935,
is a daughter of Mr. and Mtbj Roy
Bumgarncr,
MX-1-'
v ? ?
r
By Mir(. J. K. Terrell
!<r\. Mr. Jaini.^m, of SyNu. pwtaoh
<??1 at the Buptist rhtrrch Sunday mom
insj. His subject was, ''Tb.? Twil
Fr.;i:i !.Tt-io.i.v?Rock land Sv tl
There who attended the District
TeaciiPiw' .Meeting at Cul{r.*.het Hit
unlay, fi\nn Qui 11 a were Mift.-#s Jen
nie Cathey, fieri rude Ferguao-j, Irong
Kaby, Mr.s. Loi.? Martin, Mis. Lucy
llall, Mr.s. Harriett Jenkins, Mrs.
Clem Cogdil', '.ind Messrs. G, C. Ooo].
er and C. B. Terrell
The Home Demonstration ( lub mer,
with Mrs. J. L, Hyatt. Cake maku ?
wwtf the .subject for th.> afternoon 's
discus-sion.
Mr. .mid Mrs. Se well Hipps haw r> -
turned to '(Tanton, after a visit i >
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hoyle uv vi
i ting relatives at Bnas3town.
Mr/. Rufus Johntlon ?nd children
of Ela visited at Mr. D M- Shuler's
Mr. i-nd Mrs. David Thomas of
Sylva 'Hpent Sunday with Mr nnd Mrs
Emerson Gat hev.
Mr. Oscar Martin and family ??P
Bryson City were guests at Mr. J.
Johnson 'A
(i'le.- M! Turn To I'a^c 2t