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Go to Church Sunday
WAYNKSV1LLE BAPTIST CHUIiCH
H. W. Baucom, pastor.
Regular services next Sunday.
!:45 Sunday school. .
11:00 Morning worship.
6:45 B. T. U.
7:Ii0 Evening worship.
Welcome to our service.
W A YNKVILLE I'RESBYTEKI A N
CHUIICH
Robert Peter Walker, Minister
Sunday school begins promptly aT
VA5, L. M. Richeson, superintendent.
At the 11 o'clock service the pastor
Will speak on the text: "He preached
unto him Jesus." The regular au
tumn quarterly Communion will be ob-
THE NEW
PASTRY BAKERY
Will Open Soon, Serving Pastry,
Pies, Cakes and Rolls.
Watch This Paper For Dates.
served. Every member of the church '
is especially urged to attend this holy '
ordinance. . i
Christian Endeavor at 7:30.
Mid-week service Wednesday at
7:30. !
Are These Stars Secretly Wed?
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Howard V. Lane, Pastor.
Masses at 8:30 and 11:00 o'clock.
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
immediately after the last mass.
Rev. Father Begley, of High Point,
will officiate in the absence of Fath
er Lane.
(.race Church in the .Mountains"
EPISCOPAL
Rev. Albeit New, Rector.
Sunday, September 26th.
10 A. M. Church school.
11 A. M. Choral Celebration of the
Holy Communion, and sermon by the
rector.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH
R. S. Truesdale, Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 A. M., Mr.
Hugh Sloan, general superintendent.
Preaching at 1 1 A. M., and at 7:30
P. M., by the pastor.
Young people's meeting at !:30
P. M.
If you rent it,
it's a House;
If you own it,
it's a HOME!
A LOAN I ROM THIS ASSOCIATION WILL ENABLE
YOU TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME
AND PAY FOR IT LIKE RENT.
NEW SERIES OPENS
TOMORROW
OCTOBER FI RST
See any director, or our secretary-treasurer for detailed
information.
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Bonlla Hume Mr"
Ronald CoIim1IJS
Ronald Colman and Benita Hume, British film stars, were secretly
married recently, according to reports from Hollywood. Colman
was born at Richmond, Surrey, England, Fob. 9, 1891, has been
married and divorced, while Miss Hume is listed as having been born
in London on Oct, 14, 1906, and has .never been married.
The savings that matured, together
with -cash dividends, .have amounted to
about $51,000 so far this year.
Stockholders w ho took our shares (i'i
years ago, have this week received checks
for what they have saved and also a nice
dividend.
For example, a stockholder who took
out $2,000 actually paid in .$1,690 and re
ceived a check for $2,000.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS NEW SERIES AND
(JET IN ON THIS EASY SAVING: PLAN.
Hypnotist To Be
At Park Theatre
On Friday Night
Several Outstanding Entertain
ment Features Advertised
By Fayssoux.
Advertised for Friday of this week
at the Park Theatre, is Fayssoux, a
hypnotist and trlepalhist, who with
his company will stage a regular act
in connection with the usual pictures.
: Fayssoux advises thai he will hyp
notise a man, and place him in the
window of Massie Furniture Company
at 3 o'clock Friday, anil that the man
will remain asleep until the perform
ance that night. F'efore being awak
ened a heavy rock will be broken on
the man's chest.
A blindfold drive is also scheduled
for Friday afternoon.
A member of the company, is Miss
Cene Chanel, who will be blindfolded,
and seated at a piano, and play any
selection of mi.xtic chosen bv a commit
tee in the audience, as soon as "the
committee concentrates their several
minds on the piece of music selected,''
it was said.
Another advertisement feature, will
he the "Mail Hag, Trunk" escape.
A committee selected by the audi
ence will be permitted to lock an as
sistant in a mail bag, place mail bag
and all in a trunk, lock and tie the
trunk any way they wish, so they are
sure he cannot make his escape. In
three minutes they unlock the trunk
and find a beautiful young lady. The.
assistant has ' made his escape and
comes walking down the isle.
This is the same identical trick that
made the , name Houdini Famous the
world over. :
PLAY
A play will he . presented by the
young people's union: "Hring Thou
Whole Heart," at Riverside school
house, Saturday --night, October 2,
!:17, at 7 :.'!) o'clock.
A college proressor in Kansas
claims that the best jokes about Kan
sas are produced in , Kansas, It is
also claimed that the best Scotch jokes
are written in Aberdeen.
DIRECTORS
J. R. Boyd
R. L. Prevost
E. J. Hyatt
C. N. Allen
L. M. Richeson
W. II. Burgin
L. M. Killian
J. W. Ray
S. H. Bushnell
O. H. Shelton
HAYWOOD HOME BUILDING And
LOAN ASSOCIATION
S. H. BUSHNELL, Secretary -Treasurer
PHONE 19 MORGAN & WARD BUILDING
Precious Eyesight
MUSTN'T BE NEGLECTED. EYE-HEALTH IS TOO IMPOR
TANT TO TAKE CHANCES.
...Are you sure you have safe light in your home healthf.,1
light that protects young and old eyes from danirei OU Strain
Better sight lamps are a development of modern lichif
to provide the right amount and right kind of light for your home.
City
Light
Deptartment
ehind the Seen
in
HOLLYWOOD
i i1 r n
Tamara Geva
By HARIU30-N' CAKKOLi.
Copyright, 1937
King Feature Syndicate, Inc.
HOLLYWOOD A laugh from
the day's news. Republic, which
la splurging on
its musical.
"Manhattan
o u n d", bor
j rowed $150,000
i worth of jewels
j for Tamara
! Geva to wear
in a scene. The
sheriff's office
was then ap
pealed to for a
man to guard
the gems.
The other
morning, D i-
rector Chuck Reisner lifted the
deputy's watch and the puzzled
officer didn't know where it was
until it was returned later.
Up in Bantt on a vacation,
Ginger Rogers got so steamed up
over the idea of mi.sing the pre
view of "Stage Door" that she and
Phyllis Frasier cut two weeks off
their holiday and drove back to
Hollywood. They made the 2,000
miles in five days, stopping only to
sleep and eat.
That comedienne, who sued her
husband recently, can't be pining
away, for she was at a late spot
over the week-end with a well-
known stage actor and enlivened
the last floor show by getting out
before the patrons and putting on
an act.
actors, with
signments are kT ?;ct
out of -
Answering Your o-
Hodges, Jersey o,M J'J-
j
first picture was
C.
rv,....
in Ships". Her ,ast
for Fox in 19-;:;
-'j th
"Ho.
a'r.n- r.
"" arnvea on tre . '
Twentieth Century'-Fov1'
tographers t0 nicel ; nt
dena. Unknown to u 3
tsernie bad ma.L 5'4
I into Los am' ? 10
1 ah .... . ur
1 ucii surroum m,i
jumped off the tram
nirtiirps u
when the cars starts
had to make a fmn,, , 11R
back onto his I'u!iir,. '" 'it
ar.j m.
Chatter,
and John
intent to
Lee
wed
l'at.sv
y h-.Ti,
Mahin tiie.i '
nari.-.rv -
Anffolao hut " l-l
wood frien,!.! -i " u hf
f ijrril UifV U A
Ensenada
been married in Mexico
Mulhall, working m a'
serial, was riaui
, ' across tpe 4
and arm hv a ,,,, ,,
lion. His injuries were su..'
Between the first and seoTI
views
"Angel
the new
'. is said
j Delay in finishing the sets made
it impossible to start the new Mae
West picture on schedule. The
studio was planning for it to go
before the camera on Monday, but
, that was the thirteenth, and the
superstitious star vetoed the idea.
Rare in studio annals was M.
G. M.'s consent for James Stew
art's flight to Cleveland, The
actor took off with Jimmy Mattern,
arriving in Cleveland at 1.-30
Labor Day. He saw the air races,
boarded a transport plane that
night and was on the "Navy Blue
and Gold" set, ready to work, at
9 a. m. Tuesday.
The studio okay was a big
compliment to Mattern. because
Dietrich p:t.
to have b-en"
New vers;. '
"'an u 1 1 tfc
uK story
rector A 1 &
"aa sav.
beach iu',.p
roni drovval
"n overtu
Paddle
n a 0 knoi
i ne guard s
less. , . t
M ontgo:
and Ches
Morns, whu
crazy ab
two hours at
nit-- uiner r
learning trade secrets from u
show. . . . Wendy Karne
wriiteu s cnecK ror a house
Palm bpnngs. . . . And Cli
Trevor liked her brunette wig
well in "Big. l own Girt" that i
r
Bb Montgomery
magic, spent
Biltmore Bowl
threatens to darken her
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'LEAPING. MOVIE HOUSE IN ALL OF WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA"
Program For Coming Wee
Thursday, Sept. 30
BOBBY BREEN and BASIL RATHBONE In
MAKE A WISH
Also, THE BIG SQUIRT
Friday, Oct. 1
THE JONES FAMILY In
HOT WATER
Also, "MONTAGUE THE MAGNIFICENT" ' FOX NEW
ON THE STAGE
William Fayssoux and Company
Hypnotic Exhibitions, Full Of Thrills and -Comedy.
Saturday, Oct. 2
CHEROKEE STRIP
.Starring DICK-' FORAN, The Singing Oowbo.v
Chapter 6 "DICK TRACY" and POPE YE ( AKT00N
1 Sunday, Oct- 3
PRISONER OF ZENDA
With ROLAND COLMAN and MADELEINE CARKOU
Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 4-5
DEAD END
SYLVIA SYDNEY and JOE McRAE.
From The Successful Play.
Wednesday, Oct. 6
SHE ASKED FOR IT
With, AV. M. GARGAN and VI YIENNE OSIJ
MATINKF! i At i. m.. . x-i-iit T:l.') and
, - " . in, rauv, umiu -; r)
ounua.Y jiaunee, z and i P. M. Sunday iMgni. 1
ADMISSION 25c & lOc