Boiling Springs News 0/Interest Mi*- Gertie Greene Hoitw. Famih Move* To King* Mountain. Teachers Off To School*. (Special to The Star* Bolling Springs, Sept 16 Miv Gertie Greene was hostess to the members of the Philsonian Bool: club and several other guests Fri day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The home was attractively ar ranged with quantities of lovely ros es and potted plants An Interesting program consist ing of articles from The Readers Digest read by Mrs J. B. Mints and Mrs. F. B. Hamrick was enjoyed The hostess assisted by Miss Laura Dixon Greene. Mrs. F. R. Hamrick. Mrs. G. M. Greene and Mrs. J Y Hamrick, served a deli cious salad course with ice tea. candy and huts Mrs. J A. Barry oi Fountain Inn S C. attended the funeral serv'ces for Mrs. W. A Webb Wednesday She was accompanied home by Mis* Sara Lee Hamrick for a visit. Mr. G. M. Greene left Thursday night to visit the Century of Pro gress Exposition at Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McClure spent, Sunday here with Mrs. Bobbie Greene. Mr: and Mrs. Dean White and Miss Stolen Crawford spent last Friday and Saturday in Chesnee, S. C. They attended the funeral sendee of their uncle. Dr. McKin ney. Mr. and Mrs. Elam Hamrick mov ed this week to Kings Mountain. The following teachers left this week to go to their schools: Mbs Mabel Goode to Marion. Miss Mil dred Goode to Chalybeate Springs Mist AUeen Biggerstaff to Gastonls a«d Mr. Stanly Greene to Eastern Carolina. MTs. Bobbie Greene k spending the week-end tn Ellenboro, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lee Mr. Durham Crabtree returner recently from a trip to New York City, Nlagra Falls, point* in Canada and Trenton. N. J. , Mr. Dwyre Huggins returned thif week from a trip to Waco Texar lie took Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Print* and little daughter then where Mr. Prince will enter the Seminary to study for the ministry Mrs. Jennings Hunt and two chil dren returned home Saturday afl.ei having spent the past two weeks h Spartanburg, S. C, bays Blue Eagle Is Not The Beas* Super* At Those Who Would Dis courage The Turpoae Of Blur Eagle Recovery. <Bv Eugene Bryant tn Charlotte Obe*rvwi We are all aware of the fact tha our ip-aat Hatton la struggling U gat out at the depression. With aJ due respect, to our Republics Mends, I did not see any effort pu forth by Mr. Hoover to give th< millions of Jobless men and womer Job6 nor did I know of him doiiy anything to help this sorrow-strlck en Hatton. Men and women wert •ommitttng eulelde. lathers wetc taking the lives or their entire fam ines rather than see them suffer Widow mothers locked the doors oi their rooms with their children anc turned the gas Jet and died rathe: than hoar their little ones cry for bread. And then—when it looker W tt all hope was gone, our great Hatton bowed before Almighty Goc >*»d begged for deliverance. The God that blessed and answered the Ittayers of our pilgrim fathers, the God that brought us victoriusly oul of the blood and ourae of the great World war, heard, and is answer tog that prayer. Now, the point I am driving at Is this: Borne Ministers and church people have taken a stand against the N. R. a., saying to sign the N R. A. pledge means to receive the mark of the beast, spoken of ir the 13th chapter of the Book oi Revelation. Any man that preach es this miscontrues the Scriptures for not one Scripture in the Bible Justifies a statemept of this kind It has also been stated that th: Blue Eagle Is the emblem of th* Beast, Ignorance as deep as that make* me laugh. The Blue Eagle te not the B»ast nor signing the pledge the mark c! the beast To support the N. R A m*sns bread for the hungry, cloth ft* for the ragged homes for th* homeless, jot* for the Jobless. Sta-d bv our President pecmle with si! your heart The United States will never stop praying, working, hop >ng. smiling, until this great Na tion that is so dear to our heart.' Is back on the mountain peak o! prosperity and happiness. Grain Control Is Set Up In Germany Berlin, Sapt. 416.—The Genrui government tonight enacted a lav virtually establishing a grain die tatorshlp. The law authorises thi minister of agriculture to regular prices, production and sales of f»rn products, establish an organizatioi including all agricultural producer and merge any number of enter prises producing and selling agn cultural products. R.F.r Loan Rate Will Be Lowered; Help For Nation ! Rmfr|fnry Office* Will Be Opened To Handle Work Of Financing, ilngton. Sept, m A liberal* ' edit, policy under which one ! billion dollars of government money will be made available for indus trial expansion under thp NRA through loans at new low interest rates was announced by Chairman I Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction i Finance Corporation With the full approval of Presi dent Roosevelt, Jones said in a formal statement that the corpova jtion would lend to banks and trust i and mortgage companies at. 3 per cent Interest for any period tip to I six months if they agreed to reh nd the money to industry for purrha t of materials and payroll costs and to “assist merchants especially af - fected by the NRA." Furthermore, he announced i'-at effective Oct. 1. the, corporations basic lending rate to banks, mort gage and insurance companies and other borrowers would be reduced from 4 1-2 to 4 per cent. This is the fourth cut In interest since the corporation began business, firs' loans being made as high as six per cent. Jones said a special department would be established in the Wash ington office to give attention to the emergency loan applications Bulletins are being sent to all R. F C. agencies notifying them of the plan, and Jones said the coopera tion of those authorised to borrow' “is earnestly solicited." He believed the new interest rates would Induce the banks to “become a little more enthusiastic abou* loaning money.” ‘‘It is the opinion of the director' of the R. F. F." he added, "tbit much needed relief can be hud by the organisation and use of local mortgage companies of substantial nature to supplement bank lendltu where loans are of a sound char acter, but. slow, "A Liberal use of (lie above plans coupled with widespread fcoopera tion by banks in supplementing thi nation’s banking structure through the issuance of 5 per cent preferred stock to be sold to the R. F. C. will naturally bring the banks ir more effective assistance In tin i President's recovery program.’’ Borrowers under tire short-term 3 per cent,' Interest Dlan will be re | quired to relend to manufacturer and merchants at a rate not exceed ing 5 per cent, thn* allowing *be bank a margin as high as 2 per cent. "Such loans by thf R. F C. mav lie rollateraled," Jones said, "by the short-term note ol the manulac ttirer on merchant, secured by & valid assignment ol an uncondi tional order for the finished pro duct, or mortgages, real or chattel on plant equipment, real estate, raw materials or finished product, or in j any other manner acceptable to the hanks and to the R F C." When banks (to not want lei bor row for such purposes, or In those Instances where the loan is more In the nature of operating capital but the necessity for which, as well as the security, can be definitely established. Jones suggested the or ganization of bona fide mortgage companies in each community or borrowing thorugh those already in existence. finch loans to mortgage conipa ires on a longer than six mon'hs’ basis, when properly secured, gen erally will be niRde up to five time the cash or sound capital of the company and will carry a 4 per cent interest rate from the R. F. C mortgage companies borrowing on such terms to relend will be re quired to charge "fair rates" to their borrowers. Jones called in a large group of newspapermen to make his an nonneement. In the course of ques tinning he was asked about pros pects for inflation. "This is Inflation in the form of credit," he said. "The best thing for industry Is business. Give the peo ple plenty of it and they will work out of this thing." —--___ Protests Purchase Of Fords By State ! Charlotte. In a telegram to .Governor Ehrtnghaus, John H. 'Small, )r„ head of Charlotte’s NRA ! drive, vigorously protested the pur 'cha.se hy the state of Ford auto I mobiles. Attacking Ford. Small said he “is not, merely displaying passive re sistance to the great recovery pro I gram, but he has never shown real consideration for his em ployes and dealers . . With party lines down and Republicans sup | porting this movement (NRA) Democratic North Carolina must not, get out of step. Please reply.' Catawba County farmers have purchased more farm machinery hi the past three months than they have in the whole of the past three years. Thousands Attend E.llenboro Fair Forp^t. City. Sept. 16. Several | thousand people attended the open ing of the Colfax free fair at Eller,- | boro today This Is one of the larg- j est rommunlty fairs in North Caro- j lina and people from many adjoin ; ing counties were In attendance Large and varied exhibits, a mid , way and other special attractions i are features of the fair. The featuie , of this afternoon's program was a! bull riding contest. J. Fred Harris, on a black bull, and Emmett Hair rick, on a yellow bull, were the con testants. Mr. Hamrick was the j winner. A baby show' was another featute The winners were: Prettiest baby i over one year. Helen McKinney: ( under one year. Emma Jean Under wood: best developed, over one year, j Wilbur Barnett; under one year Edith Walker; fattest, over on® year, Wilber Barnett; under on? year, Charlie Limerick Following the contest Dr. R. R King spoke or, health and care of babies. The fair witl continue through Saturday. A horseshoe pitchiicon test in the morning, various athletic ; events in the afternoon and a play ! by local talent, Saturday night, arr j features of the program. Night Riders Out In Cotton Section Columbia- A possibility of “blodo I shed and riot" unless officers halted I the activities of ‘night riders" in! destroying cotton in Darlington County was suggested in a letter to Gov. Blackwood The letter, one of several of some what similar tones received by the governor from farmers of that sec tion, urged that state oflcers be sent to aid local authorities in ! checking the “night riding." | "If this is not done promptly, j it said, "there will probably be a i counter organization leading to bloodshed and Hot.” Bands of masked men have been ! report ed recently as pulling up cot • | top in the fields of several farmers j in Darlington County and the So ciety Hall section who did not sign I contracts in the national cotton ' acreage reduction campaign, j Charles H. Gerald, secretary to the governor, pointed out a state constable already had been assign ed to make an investigation and to issue warrants for any “night riders" who could be identified The situation is under observation by the governor's office, he said. i Once Again! A GREAT SILK EVENT at PENNEY’S TUESD VY SEPT. 19 Sparkling n e w Fall colors, de signs and solids— All tempt you to make lovely new things your own way. judge Webb Speaks At 2 Dry Meetings Judge E. Y Webb. federal jui ist, delivered two speeches over the week-end. due at Statesville on Sat jrday and another at Gastonia on Sunday afternoon against the re i peal of the eighteenth amendment At Statesville the court house was crowded to overflowing and the speaker was introduced by James A. Hartness. former secretary of state. The meeting was presided over by Z. V. Turlington, of Mooresville, author of the state prohibition law. Approximately 1,000 people heard Judge Webb at Gastonia where hie speech was broadcast over the Gas tonia radio station. His speech was opening the campaign in Gaston county for the dry forces. Fred L. Smyre. well known Gaston textile executive and chairman of the dry forces in that county, presided and introduced Judge Webb. “If North Carolina votes to re peal prohibition. I pre(ilct next session of the suu wl» destroy the last vest iCr 'r. ' ' hibition in this state „nri “ J * rooms will be seen in bl1 all of the counties of n:, 1 ' said the speaker ^ Some men put up a soori and then fall over it biu WANTED! lOO OLD STOVES . . . Regardless of Condition! Highest Cash Prices Allowed for Your Old Stove On a New Perfection Range or Stove 6-DAY SALE NEW PERFECTION RANGES AND STOVES Have You the Oldest New Perfection Oil Stove or Range In Shelby? - If So - WE WILL REPLACE IT FREE! Contest for Everybody-Clip the Coupon-Enter Now! Clip out the coupon, fill it in, and bring or mail i to us by noon, Saturday, 23rd. You majT be th lucky one in Cleveland County who will have yoi old NEW PERFECTION replaced with a new o * FREE. This contest is open to all people living i Shelby or within 25-mile radius. Regardless < the age or condition of your New Perfection— it is the oldest one that is entered in this conte —we will replace it absolutely free of charg Fill in the coupon—bring or mail it in today—; soon as you can—certainly by noon Saturda Sept. 23rd—at which time the contest doses. I I I I I I I I STERCHI’S. Shelby, N. C. I have a •New Perfectiou i I I (Number Years Old) Purchased .. (Month).(Date).(Year) , Please enter this New Perfection In fi use ..... Street or R. F. D. City.. yonr oldest stove contest | .I .I State .................. 1 iouii v*« ntw booking Resuha—That Will Please the Whole Fam ' Just Received Big Carload 'lew Perfection Ranges and Stoves for This SALE! Liberal Trade-in Allowances EASY WEEKLY High-Power Perfection Rangefi - 559 TRUE VALUE... 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