YOUTH SERVICE
TONIGHT AT 8:00
Will Be Held At First Baptist
Church; All Young People
Urged To Attend
PROGRAM GIVEN
A special Youth Night service
will be held at the First Baptist
church Sunday night, June 3, at
8:00 o’clock. This service, to which
all young people of the county,
and adults as well, are cordially
invited, will center around the
theme, “The Mind of Youth And
The Mind of Christ,” and will
present the attitude of the young
er generation on such subjects
as war, race relations, economics,
recreation, belief in God and The
Church.
During the past year a youth
Forum, conducted by twenty
young people of college age, has
met weekly at the Baptist church
for round-table discussion of sub
jects such as those mentioned a
bov<j|. Because the selection of
topics and the conclusions reach
ed were the work of the young
people themselves, the conclusions
which they will present should be
interesting to everyone interest
ed in youth and religion. In ad
dition to the reports there will
be a brief worship service and an
inspirational talk by Mr. J. A.
Martin,, Educational Director of
the church, which will be fol
lowed by an appropriate dedica
tion ceremony. A special invita
tion is extended to students who
are home from college, as well
as to all adults who may be in
terested. The complete program
follows:
I Worship.
Hymn
Scripture Reading - Mr. Simp
ly son.
Prayer
Recognition of College Stu
dents
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Offertory Music - Jeanette
Woodall
If Discussion: The (Mind Os
Youth
Personal Problems:
1. Recreation - Mary Sievers
Woody
2. Relations of Boys and Girls'
- Eunice Bradsher
3. Personality and Friend
ship - Annie Mae McWhort
er.
Social Problems:
1. War - Lawrence Clark
2. Race Relations - James
Jackson
3. Economics - Don Bradsher
Religious Problems:
1. God - Charles Reade Long
2. The Church - Nancy Brad
sher
111 “The Mind of Christ” - Mr.
Martin
IV Dedication
Benediction.
Thrill Film Uses
“Sheik’s” Cutlery
Pictorially Enriched Through
out With The Glowing, New
Sepia - Tone
The cutlasses and swords with
which Rudolph Valentino once
fought in such pictures as “The
Sheik” and “Blood and Sand”
are flashing again on the Dolly
Madison Theatre Screen.
Ralph Forbes, who owns the
Valentino collection of weapons,
loaned them to 20thi Century-
Fox for use in a thrilling battle
at-sea sequence in Darryl F.
Zanuck’s production of Robert
Louis Stevenson’s great story,
“Kidnapped,” co-featuring War
ner Baxter and Freddie Bartholo
mew.
Valentino presented the cut
lasses and swords to Ernest'
Torrence, one of his best friends, j
whose widow gave them to For- 1
bes.
includes Arleen
PERSON COUNTY TIMES ROXBORO, N. C-
EDITORS AT WORK
I AGAINSTSYPHIUS
Wholehearted Support Given A
gainst This Disease By
Press Os State
Personal Interest Shown
Raleigh “One of the most
hopeful signs of the times is the
manna in which the press ral
lies to the support of movements
designed to promote human wel
fare and bring relief to the un
derprivileged and the afflicted,
observed Dr. Carl V. Reynolds,
State Health Officer.
“So long as our newspapers
maintain their present standard,
there need be no fear that this
country will fall into the hands
of those who might seek to des
troy our most cherished institut
ions or the high purposes to
which they are dedicated, 1 ” he !
continued. “I have in mind, in 1
particular, at this time the whole.
.hearted support our editors here
in North Carolina are giving the l
drive to bring syphilis under con
trol and, finally, to eradicate it.
On the contrary, the newspapers
—daily and weekly—have not,
only presented all the facts sub
mitted to them for the enlight
enment of the public, but they
have also given the movement
their unstined editorial support.
“In the if ]( ormance |of my
duties as State Health Officer, I
have visited counties and cities j
thruout the lenght and breadth
of the commonwealth, conferring'
with local officials and others in
terested in securing State, Fed
eral and Reynolds Foundation aid,
through local cooperation in
matching funds for the war on
syphilis. In some instances, edi-
I tors not only have given their
moral support through the chan
nels immediately ot their com.
| mand, but they have gone even
further and demonstrated a per
sonal interest, which found ex
pression in their efforts to se
cure the cooperation of the civic
clubs and other organizations de
dicated to the promotion of hu
man welfare, including health,
cultural and educational advan
cement.”
Whalen, C. Aubrey Smith, Regi
nald Owen, John Carradine, Ni
gel Bruce, Miles Mander, Ralph
Forbes and H. B. Warner in the
featured cast.
Joan Davis Chosen
No. 1 Comic In Poll
From bits to hits in 12 pictur
es!
That, in seven words, describ
es the course of Joan Davis who
tumbled and fumbled her way
from a small part with Jane
Withers to her position as No. 1
movie comedienne in a national
poll conducted by one of New
Palace Theatre
New RCA High . Fidelity
Sound Equipment
ADVANCE PROGRAM
Monday - Tuesday, June 6-7
MERCHANTS’ GUEST DAYS
Pion Ameche - Simone Simon -
Robert Young with Bert Lahr
■ Joan Davis (voted screen’s
most popular comedienne!) -
William Collier, Sr. - Tala
Birell
‘JOSETTE’
Headliner: “Himber Harmon
ies” Hearst Metrotone News -
'News while it is still news.
No Morning Shows;
Afternoons Daily 3:15-3:45;
Evenings Daily 7:30-9:15;
Admission 10-26 c
PATRONS: We invite you to I
use the free tickets you have
received from jiimr Merchants
participating in our Merchants’
Month Campaign, to see this
gay comedy hit. '
Wednesday, June BtK
Ralph Byrd (“Dick Tracy”) .
Doris Weston - Ward Bond -
Stooge in
“BORN TO BE WILD”
Herman Bing in “Oh What A
Knight”
Morning Shaw 10:30; after,
noon 3:15-3:45; evening 7:30-
9:15. Admission 10-26 c.
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Os The Entire Stock Os
ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY
We have settled with the Insurance Company and this stock of auto
tires and accessories will be sold at unheard of prices.
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Remodeling will start next week and this stock must go. Many articles
sold at one-third of its original cost. Come in and see for yourself the <
bargains that are being offered.
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Economy Auto Supply A
York’s largest dailies.
Joan has a theory about wo
men and success in Hollywood. 1
All a girl has to have, she says,'
is a sense of humor.
And her own success with the
awkward style of histrionics
brings her to the brink of star
dom in “Josette” current 20th
Caifjury-Fox hit at the Palace
Theatre.
DOLLY MADISON
THEATRE
Monday • Tuesday, June 6-7th.
Kidnapped
A 20th Century-Fox Picture with
WARNER BAXTER
Freddie BARTHOLOMEW
ARLEEN WHELAN
I C. AUBREY SMITH
1 REGINALD OWEN
1 JOHN CARRADINE • NICE 6RDCE
No Morning Shows;
Afternoons daily 3:15-3:45;
Evctnings daily 7:30-9:15.
Admission 10-26 c
Don Ameche, Simone Simon
and Robert Young are starred
in “Josette,” current‘s at the
Palace Theatre. Bert Lahr and
Joan head the featured oast
which includes Paul Hurst, Wil
liam Collier, Sr., and Tala Birell.
Dolly Madison
THEATRE
New Simplex Projection
ADVANCE PROGRAM
Monday - Tuesday, June 6-7
Warner Baxter . Freddie
Bartholomew (in his first pic
ture since “Captain’s Cour
ageous”) - Arleen Whelan, the
year’s emotional' sertien find
in her sensational debut!) with
C. Aubrey Smith - Reginald
Owen - John Carradine - Ni
gel Bruce - Ralph Forbes -
H. B. Warner - Arthur Hohl -
E. E. Clive and a cast of 5,000
in Robert Louis Stevenson’s
Story of Love and Adventure
“KIDNAPPED”
(First Run)
(The Story Stevenson Always
Considered His Best)
Fiox Movietone News - News
of the day brought to you by
Lowell Thomas.
Merrie Melody in Color: “Jun
gle Jitters”
No Morning Shows;
Afternoons Daily 3:15-3:45;
Evenings Daily 7:30-9:15.
Admission 10-26 c
Wednesday, June Bth.
Don Terry - Jacqueline Wells
. Robert Paige - Gene Mor
gan in
“WHEN G-MEN STEP IN”
(First Run)
Edgar Kennedy in “False
Roomers”
Morning Show 10:30; after,
noon 3:15-3:45; evening 7:30-
9:15. Admission 10-26 c.
SUNDAY, Hi
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asking for certification
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Palace Theat^M
Monday - Tuesday,
MERCHANTS’GUES|^H-§
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PAUI
Dorrylf
■ nil i'
No Morning Showa;
Afternoons daily 3:15-3:45} 1
Evenings daily 7:35-9|4Bi '
Admission 10-26e |
PATRONS: We invite yon to uso
the free tickets you have receive*!
from your merchants participate
mg in our Merchants' Month
Campaign, to see this gay com
edy hit.