PMEUMAFL GORPORATHM 2516 WilkinMn BKrd. CHARLOTTE, N. C, HOME OF THE KILOWATTMAKER IN THE PAST 20 YEARS ALONE,THE ELEC1KK. INDUSTRY HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED ITS GENERATING CAPACITY TO KEEP AMERICA FAR AHEAD OF ALL OTHER COUNTRIES IN WAR AND IN PEACE. The Eutcher, the Baker, and about every ether producer in the Piedmont Carolinos are colling on the Kilowattmaker for more power than they ever ucsd be Tor e, ~— i L : - * ,• -i— Kilowatts ore raw material that they quickly turn into profit and progress. This raw material Is delivered on call in the exact amount colled for, end its cost is law. To meet this rapid increase in demand, the Duke Power Company has opened two new units and is providing ether strategically located steam electr c plants. With the opening of the last of these, the capacity of the Duke System will be SEVENTY* PER CENT GREATER THAN OUR TOTAL ktdoWATT OUT PUT ONLY FIVE YEARS AGO.' DUKE POWER COMPANY tSdc J^uubnonb Cawkncu. HIGH IDEALS ARE GLIDING INFLUENCE In the beginning all »u dark Reus and ignorance. Men fwiht bitter dealhs, persecuted, tortured and murdered ene another, think ing little of it u Ion* as their purely physical wants aad lusts were satisfied. Then gradually, ss a light slowly illuminated the obscurity of night, came advane*-; merit, enlightenment, education and — high ideals. High ideals of service, love for one’s fellow man, and duty, loyalty. High ideals are a guiding influence {for the well meant but sometimes misdirected efforts of man to ele vate himself from the level of baseness. They are, therefore, the hope of civilisation, the driv ing force which causes us to look forward to a better future for the entire race. Let us all have ideals of something. Without them one cannot hope to even improve him self, not to speak of leaving his imprint on the history of human progress. THE VOICE OF THE . VACANT PEW Can the inanimate speak? We sometimes say that vacant seats never talk, but they do. They do not whisper, but they talk out loud. Sometimes they almost drown out the preacher's voice. And what they say inevitably cools ardor, dampens enthusiasm for the church. The more vacant seats there are to talk, the less do strangers and visitors think of the church. Vacant seats belittle the cause of Christ, they actually misrepresent Christ They repre sent Him as unreal to men and women of the world who have never tested His reality. What do vacant seats that should be oc cupied by church members say? Well, these are some of the words —indifference, neglect, preoccu jmtion, worldly-mlndedncss, self ishness. Of course, there are §1 ways some vacant seats that speak in other terms.- • They say sickness. They say misfortune They say unavoidable absence from the city. And the great God never looks upon these va cant seats with anything but tenderizes and compassion. But what of the others? GIVES S2.1M GRANT Chicago.—An unrestricted grant of $2,500 was awarded Roosevelt College by the AFL International Ladies Garment Workers Union. It was presented by ILGWU Presi dent David Dubinsky in recogni tion of Roosevelt College’s service in fighting bias and discrimination in education. t'Sk.Wi . StUiBatrti W Gaston County Dyeing Machine Company Stanley, N. C. J. A. Jones General Contractors 209 West Fourth St Telephone 4-3061 Charlotte, North Carolina “WHEN DADDY HOLDS MY HAND** By Alrt HimcIw MtrtnMn Upon a rocky trail one day I mat a friendly pair. A father a ad his little lad; A storm was in the air, The precipice was dangerous. The wind was coming on. But on that child’s trusting face Was joyfulness and calm. My own heart quaked a bit with fear Of what might lie ahead. But when 1 said “Aren’t you afraid?" The laddie shook his head Astonished at my ignorance, “O, you don’t understand. Why, Mister, I can’t be afraid When Daddy holds my hand!" That little child’s confidence Uplifted me that day, And piany times I’ve thought of I * Upon life’s rocky way; How prone we adults are to fret When future days look drear, Forgetting that the Father's | heart * The Father's hand is near! Let’s cast our cares—our fears'on ’ Him! Our heavenly Home is bright; What matters if our pathway here Leads sometimes through the night? Afraid? Let's answer with the little lad, “O you don’t understand. Why, Mister, 1 can’t be afraid When Father holds my hand!” —From Herald of Holiness • WurliTzer ianos Pirittr Binlur Ct. THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL RANK Charlotte N. C. r Printing Letter press printing in the graphic arts means the direct application of inked type and engravings or- ether type material to paper. It is the simplest of all graphic methods of reproduction and at the same time the most lasting. It was the method employed by the medieval craftsmen who first ap plied.' type to paper and it has persisted throughout the centuries over all innova tions, until today, when, the best of crafts manship is sought in a Job, there is no al ternative to letter press printing, along with high grade paper and typographic good taste. We suggest that if you have some print ing in view that you want well done, you* consult us. Simply telephone 6-177$ otr ebe call at the office, 118 East Sixth St„ Charlotte, N. C. H* A. Stalls Printing Co* PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS 4 0 YEARS EXPERIENCE AT YOUR DISPOSAL P. O. Box 1061 CHARLOTTB, N. CL DonY let it slip through your fingers.... If you are one of the Veterans of World War II who dur ing the next six months will receiye a check from the Veterans Administration as a refund on your National Service Life Insurance ... don’t let it slip through your fingers. Use this amount as a nest egg for your future security. Invest it in some way so that a year from now yoy will have it and a little more. We of course suggest a Commercial National Savings Account CAROLINA'S OLDEST BANK NATIONAL BANK DRIVE-IN BRANCH - 135 WEST MOREHEAD STREET CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Z7/icte Stebve MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE INSURANCE CORPORATION

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