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VOLUME EIGHT; NUMBER 89
RASKOB NOT TO RESIGN AS DEMOCRATIC LEADER
Makes Declaration At
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Banquet in Honor 04
Shouse in Washington
Outlines Democratic Plans for
Streaftheninß Party's Or
ganization
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ANNOUNCEMENT BRINGS
CHEERS AND APPLAUSE
Raakob Warm of Centraliution
of Power As Practiced by
G. 0. P.
’ washinoton. June u.—(jpj- John
J. Raakob, chairman ot the Demo:
cratlc national committee, told the
party leaden gathered here' tonight
at a banquet honoring Jonetl Hbouae.
the new chairman of' the executive
committee, that he had no Intention
ol resigning.
i “I hope tny remark* tonight will set
at raat all doubt about my <-ontlnn~
log." he said, dlverglug front hi* pre
pared ad dr an the men and women
attending the dinner arose applaud
ing and cheering.
He added that when he took the
chairmanship he did so became he
believed In the principle* of the Dem
ocratic party.
TMb chairman announced that Mru
Nellie Tayloe Ron of Wyoming
would he a member of the executive
v committee with Mr. Hbouae and In
charge of Woman 4 ! actlvttle*. He al*o
stated that Charles Greethf utie of
Indiana would continue an secretary
of the comintltee and Jamc£ W Ger
ardas traanurer. ;
Aji Indirect reference to former
* Governor Alfred E. Hmlth of New
York, party standard bearer In the
last presidential campaign, brought
many of the Democratic men and
woiqen to lhair feet, and vlgorou*
handclapping
The reference waa made by Repre
sentative Byrna, chairman of the
Democratic Congressional campaign
committee, who aaaalled the Repub
lican party for what he characterised
Ita lack of pollciei In dealing with
many problem, confroutnlg the Unit
ed Htatea.
The dinner waa given by the Jef
' ferson Association of the District of
Columbia In honor of Mr. Hbouae who
baa been made chairman of the exe
cutive committee ot the national com
mute. It had arouied unusual Interest
because of tba attitude of some of the
Southern leader* lu refusing to at
tend.
The national chairman spoke es
pecially of centralisation of authority
In Washington asserting that “such
a course might well result In revolu
tion." *
Mr—Hbouae served notice here that
party baadquartsrs here would refuse
to be concerned over candidacies; as
sailed the pending tariff bill av “rep
rehensible;” denied the Democratic
party was a free trade party, and
told hi* fellow partymen Gift be
await Ihe operation of the new
farm relief hill before attempting to
crltldae It.
In speaking of concentration of
authority. Mr. Raskdb said the ten
dency of the Republican* would re
sult In thb establishment of "a power
so collosal as to be unwleldly and In
capable of administration.” *
‘"Tba lack of respect for such \a
government." he added, “and thy tv
ranny under which our people will
have to Ilea In consequence thereof
may well result In a revolution which
will dlvld* this country Into two or
three republic* snd our prosperity
will then suffer the Ilia which the
countries of Europe have suffered
through Jealousy, standing armies,
lack of trust, etc., for ronnttds* gen
erations.”
Chairman Raakob said that he con
fidently expected a further red >rtlon
of tha 2660,000 party doftPtt to under
I*oo.ooo during the current month and
added that It wan the plan to raise
aa additional $960,090 to cover the
expenses of building and conducting
S national organisation
AHAJfDOR JI RIOH I’ROM
EVANSTON. 111.. June 11;—IAP>
There will be po Junior "prom" at the
Evanston township high school this
year because II negro student* will
not relinquish their right to attend
as members of the class
The “prom” scheduled for June 14
has been definitely abandoned, sub
sequent to the actlonof the Evanston
country club in refusiifk to allow ;he
glass to us* ©J. the club house If the
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THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
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READ IN THE MORNING WHILE MINDS ARE FRESH-READ BY BUYERS BEFORE THEY BUY.
CARS WRECKED
ON ROUTE II)
OeruirintM Hut-ape Bcrinut In
juries ah Two Machines
Are In Collision
Bright Jurney, Mount Olive man, li 1
In the Goldsboro hospital suffering
with severe bruises snd shock, while 1
Will Ryrd. also of Mount Olive, and -
H &*-Jat'ohs. of escaped la-
J’-;- ar>the result of an a.:: mu old I >
accident which occurred at the Wal
ter* Creek Hrldge about Hve miles
cast of Goldsboro Sunday nlrfht about
A o'clock A Ford coupe, occupied by
Jurney and Hyrd. was almost com
pletely demolished The Dodge sedan
driven by Jacobs, was also damaged
but not beyond repair. II waa learned.
"According to Information furnished
The News yesterday. Mr, Jurney and
Ryrd. with the latter dr'rlne his car.
were ydtiig toward Kinston. Jacobs
was driving In the direction of Golds
boro. Tin night was dark »n 1 fncgv,
iiudvlu - pavement of the hl*'«wnv w."
rilppery The chrs.'both said *o have
been moving sf moderate rate* of
sneed. collided Just st lh<- brMxo over
Walter's Creek. Th* roune turned
over two t’mes *s II skidded from the
Imnset with the other ear. according
to the reports.
Mr Jurney was placed Jn *he ear of
a passing motorist and was brought
lo the Goldsboro hospital here lor
treatment According to attending |
physician*, no bones were Ih.nirht to
hsve been broken, hnt th- man was
suffering from Bruises cgt«, end th#
shook *>f the accident
Both cars were hi bled in lo the
Htoney Creek service stati.>ti. 1 t.e
i;f side of the Dodge waa said |o
t
have been badly smai bed. white at! th#
w,allows, the top. and the fende-i
--sud wheels of iho Kord wore us!«-
cd beyond rfpalr. * ' _
FLOWER SERVICE
WILL BE HELD
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Children of Oheb Sholem Reliif
iouH School Conduct Ex«r
ciseH Thurndgy Niifht
A vehy Interesting and novel ex
ercise will he presented by the child
ren 01 the Oheh Sholein Religious
School In connection with the rente
cost or Hhabuoth service -nl the
Temple. Thursday, June IS. at 7:3«
In the evening.
The exercise will consist In the of
fering at the Aftgr of Flowers, Bible.
Hymnal and Preyey-book, a Fledge
to the American' Flag; a pledge to the
Torah (The Jewish laiwt and the reci
tation of the Ten Commandments.
The Hhabuoth festival commemo
rates the day when the ancient Jew.i
In Palestine would offer their Flrst
frull offerings 'of the early harvest at
the Temple. It also commemorates
the Receiving of the law. The child
ren’s exercises are symbolic of the
above significance of the festival.
Honorary Degrees Awarded
Two Natives of Wayne Co.
Two of the four men upon whom I
the University of North Carolina con-1
(erred honorary decrees yesterday arc 1
native* of Goldsboro and a third msr- i
rled a Goldsboro girl ; and (otic of the i
list students who seee'ved degrees
were graduate of IhelGnld 'mko High
School OF
Dr George Muifm>n -Klrlr ~t \.- +
York CUy and Justice William Janie*
Rrogden of Ihe North Carulln.i Hi.
preme Cotirl. Iwith natives of \\'..ivii"
county, received the honorar- d <rc •
of doctor of laws llr Cliateyu Vi
bert Hhore. for 2<V vears dli*( t ir of
the North Carolina Ijilmrulo' v n. IF
glens, who also received Ihe Imuorat
degree of doctor of lit<vs, ma'ii* I Fl
l«n Dortch, a Goldsboro gr' ' ’ .-*1
Robert W. W nrtou former ' S.vrin
Court Jinlgc. a’nd now dDtlng"' ik’' ..i
lan author and an essaylit w.-s the
(ouuh man houored with the degtey Os
(live SIOO,OOO For
A Library School
CHAPKI. MIDI., Jane II I*l*
-A gif hy flic Cirn
C
‘orporatlou ot New Foil. t » it
University of North Candlti to n
used for e-'lablishmeut of a sc'io >.
/or training librar a>* wa* mri
known here to'day by l r. H"i r„
W. Ch*jpfV Idcril at Ci' c '
■ neiu" flteiit meeting of th • board o
rasters ' » . ,
BEGIN WORK
ON P. 0. ANNEX
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I)iKKi n K Excavation* fr N-w
Add)) ' n i G->! sb ». ft
PubH- Bull tin*'
Construct lon on the annex t-> Hit?
local government po t-*ff'c-• got un i r
way here ye t«r!««., m i nrg "b n,
workmen alart-d e-cn-at f r H>
14 by 40 fret basonm', In the r •if
of the poslofflce bqPdltit Ap r>
malely the same amount of e sv I g
work will also be done under t or ■
rut building allowing lias* men i p«c ,
of about 30 by 40 fedt. It wis ,11 s
nouneed
B C. Mslpasa. foreman for Jtv-e t
Brother* company •• of Wilson, who
will hsve charge of fhp local job. told
postoffice nff'clals that he will h on
hand the first <»f next week f r "n
real start,” It will probably h-» next
Monday before materials are placed on
Ihe location, and It Is hoped thst i
considerable amount of th- exesra'leg
work will have been rnmpletrd by this
<tlme, II was eald ■
A erew of fire then »re on the Job,
this week, hnt as anon as th" actual
construction work ber'n* a larger
fore* vfill he required The digging of
Ihe basemenj Is tb« first step In the
nrnjeel for which Ihe Wilson concern
was awarded the contract after the
opening of bids In Washington on Mav
ft. Jones Brothers submitted the low
est bid for the fob. In comneflHon
with elgh* other bids The successful
bl<l was for UH.l*4.
St.'*" gxvr fifpolr Toumgb) I
YI#»1H« A TTninno SHII
Deputies J. C. Kornegay and George
Coker told yesterday of the most uni
que still they had ever captured. A.
ten gallon linseed oil can bad been
rigged out for the boiler and a “dou
bling can” had been manufactured by
use of a 2 ga|lon Jug A hole had
been neatly chipped Into Ihe side of
the Jug-to give entrance to the warm
Three barrels of heer were destroyed
near the wtIII ih Sloney Creek town
ship.
a *—
Frank Started Back
To His Ohio Home
I<a*t fall Dr. C. C. Hussey of Syd
ney. Ohio, sent his prise pointer,
Frank, to Arthur Walton, Negro, at
Rondo, Aril . for training. Walton was
to return Prank at the end of the
quail arason He didn't Dr. Hussey
had reason lo believe that Walton had
taken the d> g with him lo Mi Olive
N. C. The sheriff of JJydney. Ohio,
communicated with Hherlff ]»’ D.
Grant here. Deputy J. C. Kornegay
located Frank at Mt. Olive and last
night the prise setter started back
to, Sydney, Ohio. In the same < rale
In which he had been shipped to Hon
do. Ark.
tdra-tor of laws.
The rllatinn read hv Dr. I ini' . f
'Royster, dean of the gradus' 4, hoot.
4n ('interring the degree (rti lit, t> rh.
j was ass follows:
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• G"org(i Hughes Kirin. 'I ' . t;■■■
■ rul'-erslty of North t'nr I'p* 'n t!'
cl» x nt IShS. M' 11. I,one l ls’i l i '.l
lege Hosp tsl M'utical H' hi (|. I :• *
Professor* of f’svc'hiairy In tb" 1 ot
, j lege nt I'livslcbins imd Sd gCon . o’
. f ottlmbU FnTver ;|tv JiM'l f»|r< .
the New york Fsyeblatrlc 10 - - i»»*/«•
In recognition'of yotjr ouilncru <■ n »
science'of mental dlseiisos, (mi'o iir
•y
Iv your skill Jn orjr *< n
fir snd sn< lal forces forth" rri es -t
human suffering Vour Atrr i M;.‘‘
confers upon yrfu ihe degre ' :>f 0t.,: •
of lav ■
?i For Justice Hrogden:
f i i,Other Locals oq page 6)
GOLDSBORO. N. G TUESDAY MORNING, June 11. 1929
Yank Slugger, Soon Back
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Out of t maze oi conflicting reports concerning the condition ol
Babe Ruth, the slugging attraction of the New York Yankees,
comes the fact that the Bam it expected to be back on the play
ing field in the very near future. This photo shows the Bam
aick in bed during a prevtoua illness from which he emerged
stronger than ever to amack many honters. Dr. Edward King,
bonesetter for the Yankees, says the home run king will be
back in the game toon. »
LIGHT DOCKET
BEFORE MAYOR
Only Five Caws iNs|»srd of Be
fore Mav ot Hill in Monday
Mt t-ninn
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Only five dcffndMol . appeared be
fore Mayor till! In polk' - cottil h"rc
yesterday ftiornlng f->r .«uc of the
llghest Monday se .slims In severa)
weeks The had. rainy weather Hun
day was believed to have beep ro
sponsible for the 'no|lc"*blc decline
ill the number of week end m scfeint i
A case against Jim Peele,, Wi'te
charged with rtuklesh driving of an
automobile, was dismissed
Carrie Mae Jones ami Annie John
son. negresaea, were taxed witty, pay
ment of III" costs for being disorder
ly. The women were said In have cre
ated qilile a lilt of excitement when
they decided In h#v* a war of words
Forceful opinions were reported 10.
have been expressed hack and forth In
tin uneerlaln terms.
Wiltitirn Faison and Richard Feu
pell, negroes, were each required to
pay the costa for being drunk. In
separate casea.
HEARING SAT.
FOR STRIKERS
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Sixty Now Held In Connerimii
With Fatal Shooting at
lAtrav Mill
GASTONIA, June 11 (AP' -More
than tin slrikcra and strike lealera.i
members or ihe National Textile!
Workers I’nlon.-’wlll face prsl'iatn tfv
hearings Halurday In con it • ib'ii sv it It
I lie death if police chief O I, Adcr
holt and lh<> wounding of Ihre* til her
offleers In a battle Friday r.igln Im
tween police and armed guirds a* a
tent colony-of striking employe t of
the Imray Mills here.
Today Ihe slltisMon was qttv*. I o
lieu headquarters 'reported n't. lernl
moves had been nvade to r«l».ise .to
(if the per unit uiid-r am . f,. I* v,i
staled however tiiii i numb i of th
strikers held. probably would In re
leased If ll were shown lit it they bad
no actual connci'tion with th • flgh'.
• Cllv coii it nil today ordered 'tie '• ti
ed colony taken down beeatis.* of
hialiil.lthlnf a guild at tlis »rvi' "It
and ■jn i lal poll' > hsve tieon du'v
it 111 . vt tie. *
Officers \r«* I'lfftod \
By Masonic LfKiK<* 4»‘l f
Jltxlf eh (led officer of th" two
Masonic group i lu tinldsboro will he
til‘a J<>lllr r ommimlciitlon on
..Ime lib S 1 i 1 .til. ■ J !;• ll s.i • uii
tioMtii t*d yesterday
M- tun: Ft • r ’t , < niog Gold boro
!. '!» < imlu i fi3t <f l*n \iiii mi.
Free . i | pi i tplctl Mm Hi nimrd 110
following for 'he ensuing year; t. It
vTliomsa. maMier, K. I. Hltnim its, wn
! lor warden; J. C Fate, junior war
, den, I! M Ss*ier. treasurer; and J.
L. t\ Hicka, secretary. . v
AIIRENBERGTQ
CONTINUE HOP
■L. V ..
yvtftHv'h F’lirrtt Fcrted Down
in IcclNnd in Effort to
Span Ocean
HKYJAVIK, Iceland. June Ift
Captaol Albiti Ahrctilc ig luuiglit ex
pressed hla tlnlcul bln of com nu'ng
bis flight to New York Immrdla'ely
ufier s bnnquet tendered him and his
j/wo ((iliyi mloii here Reports of mi
nvornbls weather over Greenland
tbli. morning hud been supplentad by
others showing Improvements la con
dition.
At (lie h<,»ur when Captain Alhln Ah
renherg hftd estimated he wo tld h«
nciiflng the Island of Anticosti, Que
bec, Ids powerlcHs Hoaplane reached
Vestmnnn, Island of the iUntlh coast
i t Iceland In low* of‘one of Ihe sev
eral government vessels ihnt had
sped to his 'relief.
Rural High StHoolh
(irafluatF Total 69
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Hlxly-nlnc Mndrntu were graduat
ed front Wayne i■ unty high arhooln
under the iural syatciii the past year,
reports made yesterday to th* office
of County Hojterlntcndent J. T. Je
rome show
The number gradtmted from each
school follow: li»xwood 11, Hrogden
in, Nahiiuts 10. Flkevlllr 12. Hereq
Springs 11, Ktircku 7 and Grantham .8
VaccinationH Available
At Three More Point*
Three more stations have been add
ed to thicte where the health depart
tin-lit Is giving t-vgiilaj uphold fever
vaccinations It was announced yester
day The place, dates and hours are
Kurcka Jit lie f'J. Ft, » and Z't from l«l
to II In the morning; Aycock June
44, 21 and 2k, 3 to 4 In the af'ernoone:
Indian Springs June 11, 21, and 2',
3 to 4 In the“»fternoons.
Brother of Goldsboro Man
Is Killed In Plane Crash
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Fumral service wl4l be lield In
VVarcns at |o oV'lock this, morning
f>ir Kgt R Snyder W iuidward. broth -
i r i f II M Woodward of 312 North
J.um ..trect, who was killed, along
Hiih l.t Hurry A Saunders. In an atr
■ plane <tii h »t Frpatbtirg Md., -at
ord.M iiflernootl The body pasted
UH r hi. ti Fold twoo < n r.oute to W*r
Is , .i- .liiil.n litirt ie, | foi((l of ho,'mi
■ ••mi- i»H imu nlfu; frf»iM‘ I .hii*!*- .
i j Field, Virginia, sln rr f*t;i Woodward
■ | had been st at toned
11 There were nu eyewlfßCsaen to the
j accident id Fro itiiicg, and full de'
. lulls of the craaMh will never b«de
ij termlned Sgi Woodward was hor
.irihlv burned, both . arms being con
• ; siimcd fl" Is nipnimsl to have been
piloting Ibe plane ut the time of the
- crash.
I
Sgi. .Woodward was a native of
.{Warsaw, hgt bis nrother, Mr* 'Fran-
I vi,i C. Wuodward, Jtad bevt makipf
Baccalaureate Sermon
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Sunday Evening Starts
Commencement at High
HEAVY DOCKET
IN CO. COURT
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Wife Healers, Drunkrn Drivers
x and Routine Cases Occupy 4
Court t
. Mlltifh Gurley yesterday afternoon
appealed to Superior Court after he
had "been convicted of assaulting hi*
wife and of non support and sentenc
ed to serve terms totaling 14 monihs
on lips county roadV by Judge D. H.
Bland In rounly court. Bond was fix
ed at 1200.
The cases against Gurley and Nis
one charging assault wth deadly
weapon against Kminrit Desver not
Dsnuv highlighted a busy session of
Wayne county recorder's court. The
court had not completed Ihe Deever
case at 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
William Stanley gratified that Denv
er had cut Ills throat with a butcher
knife snd Inekcd only a hair’* breadth
slashing Ibe jnglar vein. He told th#
ynnrt that the attack was ent'rely un
provoked and came after he had been
called to come to the home of Itroeit
King, near Hleepy Creek. In Indaln
Springs
Krnest King, Mrs King, and Denver,
however declared’ that Stanley got hl«
throat cut ufier he had taken his flat
and hqiken (town ihe door to the King
home am he had slapped Mr,
Kl'hg down. , ,
If Jasper Farmer la not’ out of the
county hy June 16 hs goes to the toadq
for 12 month* for carrying a con
cealed weapon and cither treat he
loses the pistol
► red Newsome will oonlrihot* IM
and costs for reckless driving, and
Horace Hrown will work the road*
for font* months for larceny. An aa
hm«■ It cost Isiuetla Ifarla 116 and (be
costa Kvidenr* did not warrant a
conviction snd AHmrt Battle was freed
of a charge of havliig materlsN for tha
manufacture jjf whiskey
Ralph Pried was convicted of reck
less driving and ff he doe* not t»v
the costs and behave himself h* w'l 1
(V
do 6 month* on the road*.
W T Honeycutt an/1 Batell Rlven
hark entered a plea of nolo ronten-trr
to h charge of prostitution They w'H
pay* the costs and If the court hear*
from it|em again wilt serve 12 months
each
Ben Cunningham.'.captured by lu p
uty Hmtlh after ■* chase, through Kdge
w(kml several days ago with a ’oad
of liquor. w#« fined lino »nl cntji
and given a suspended sentmen of
six mouth*.
- J K, Th( rnton will pay |RO end the
coats sml keep his hand* off his an
lomohlln wheel for Ihe next ninety
day* or he will do <*« days an the
I road*. He was convicted of driving
drunk.
Hqh Fori was found giiYhv of sell
ing whiskey and received a ae-ttem's
of »n day* Will Johnson was declar
ed not; guilty of selling whisker.
A ells drove" Ills atttoMiotyit*
while (Irunk snd will par $.V< and
the cocts, noi drive in the .iext tines
months or serve a three month* term
on the road- . Hof'S; . Smith »r!ll work
lb" riiiKls (or otiV viai for larceny
i her home In Wavnesvllle since (lie
dentil of her husband several years
ago For ityc past severs! days ‘Mrs
i Woodward bid luih visiting her son.
[ Jl. M Woodward here ami at the time
of the accident was or* a trip to South
Carolina with httii
I Sgt. Wciijdward »«sJ"sn»ited with
tba 69th Service Squadron, IJ. S A",
' stationed at Langley Field. Va , and
bad been In the servbes for 12 or
* 1;» year*.
i N-jd more than three months ago
had a fhtUUn* em a|re from death
w tie it hi*
he w ,i» it. Isllng 111 flood rescue work
In Alabama He saved lilinsidf by
i i swimming m a tre> when bis plane
• j crushed Into the river, and for' 20
hours lie clung to the tree before he
I was rescued, lie was almost dead
froni told and hunger when finally'
; • reamed.
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Cla** Dev Exercise* and Annual
Add reus Thursday Win
End (omaiencemeat
" I»ld you ever stop to think that the
advice "to be a man" mean* no more
or le«a than an advice to be like CVd*
aeked Rev. E. W Baxter ot St. Tlmo
thy*a Episcopal Church. Wilson. de
livering the baccalaureate ssrmou at
the Goldsboro high school Sunday eve
ning The high school cbteateaeoasoat
be continued with olaau day uger
< t*cs Thursday morning sud the ag
nusl address Thursday ntght with Ur
A. T Allea. State/ supertat sndeat of
education, as ths speaksr,
Rev. Mr. BapUr took for hit sub-
Ject a discussion at the BtbHeal phrase
which describes man as betas created
in the Image ot God. ,
Cod may be revealed to man la <
many way. declared the Wllaoo min
ister. To tome he la revealed through
hooka, to soma through the him sktsu,
to soma In the soag of the mrda. to
some In the babbling of a brook, to
some through science, thd gradualist
class waa told. And the meat match*
Icea of all his revelations comas
through the life of Christ, Mr. Buster
stated.
"Bvury man carries about -wtth him
a wKolg court Judge. Jury ahd prouo
cutor. You may not have th>u«ht d ,
this but this court JB a men's Mu
st lence and U act* a guide aul w*rp
tna to man In *ll hid acta.
(.rfatness, declared Mr. Batter. de
pends upon one's, appropriating the
character building malarial that M at
hand, and hers the Wilson minister
recalled the disciple Peter who de
nied hla master at one Ume. flti
weeks later this same Peter, he repall
ed, ie found scourging moat morel
lessiy those who have persecuted
Christ “How whs this poseibler* hs
asked. Pimply that Peter la the tew
weeks that from ths tttae ,
when ha had denial his Master sad
(be lime when he took op set Ire do- A
fense of him had appropriated ths
character hulldlag material wtth
which he had coma la contact.
"If man la not a spiritual being, them
let us envy the animals; If man Is
not a spiritual bring than his mind
and conscience la liability rather than
sn asset." Mr. Baxter declared.
In concluding bis sermon, printed
by frequent witticisms tending to keep
the audience ever on the alert tor bis
neit point, Mr. Baxter declared that ■*
It could not be proved la blaek and
white that there was a Oed hot that
he liked to remember and to gnats ths
poem on that point, n poem ta which
s man "brie" that there la a Ood be
cause of the light he sees ta bis moth
er's eyes. ,
Wearing raps and gowns, the sen
iors had entered the auditorium as
Warren's processional "OO of Os
Pal hers” was playsd and taken eeate ,
In the middle tier, facing the speaker
The girls glee club served as a choir
for the event and was directed by W.
O Frederick.
Rev. w v Mcßae, pastor ot Bt. Paul
Methodist church', delivered the leve
rs! hm and presented Mr. Barter. Rev
Tenhyann f-ewls nf the Friends church
spoke the benediction
t? - ■
ROSEMARY BOY
DIES IN FALL
.. .
/ w. —.
Was Working at Salem, N. J*
During Vacation From Wil
liam and Mary
—lk’ !■ -...1.
HAI.KM N. J.. June 11 —(API -trie
J. Moan, 23. ot Rosemary, N C., a atu
dent at William and Mary Ooltega. was
killed here today when he missed hlf
fori Ins on a scaffold and fell M feet -»
lo (he ground. Hs had a summer Job,
along with a number ot elss**mrie»
with the American (J§S and Electric
company The body was seat t. NJrih
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