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as all are human. His last words in
prayer were: God give me oppor-
tunity to conduct a revival for t1e
colored people, which fell deeply
within the hearts of some.
The sermon, 1.-THE Nation Wrons''
being preached by DR.. Brinn, and
DR.. Vaughn of Western University,
is being often preached by ministers
from all pulpits.
Sunday at 3:45 p. M, DR.. Harper
and his people were with us. DR..
Harper took the lead of ntere in
lifting the collection in the rally.
DR.. Burkhardt represented with his
members. DR.. Bryant with his choir
rendered the most wonderful serv-
ice.
Mr.. Miller, Miss Vodica (white)
sang beautifully two numbers each.
Music was furnished by a special OF
chestra of the white PRESBYTERIAN
Church. Miss Willis our own pianist
and others. The congregation was
well represented by both white and
colored.
Miss Ethel Jones's voice will new
er be forgotten by Hillsides mem
bers In II have heard the Swallow"
Hillsides pastor and members felt
that God will answer prayer
Mrs. Holmes was called 10 Kansas
City due to the passing of her bro
Their.
Miss M. E. Martin had recent no.
tice of the quick death of her bro
Their. The sympathy of Hillsides
members has been etended.
We dc sorrow to give up our loved
ones, but we must sleep the sleep Of
death.
Remember the Guide, the only
paper in turn to get our own news
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Bethel Baptist Church
10Th and L. Streets
Rev. ]. lei. Jackson, Pastor
Mrs. j. c. Collins, Reporter

Sunday was a very busy dav for
the members and friends of this
church. Sunday School began at
$3.50 o'clock, with the Assistant
superintendent presiding. The morn
ing worship began at II o'clock. The
pastor delivered a wonderful mes
sage, a message that was filled with
hope. One that would give consola-
ton and peace to the troubled soul.
His subject was: ''That Other
Food" taken from Matthews "A
At l o'clock members and friends
reassembled to pay final tribute to
our deceased Brother Riley Williams
me pastor gave an inspiring and
~consol1ng message to the hearers.
At 3 p. M, Rev. ]. H. Jackson
Choir and members went to the
Morning Star Baptist Church to par
t1clpate in the closing of the Second
Anniversary of the Rev. Mr.. Banks.
pastor of Morning Star. Rev. Jack
son was the guest speaker. All per
sons hearing this Gospel message
was made to rejoice. His subject
was Gospel Trouble The service
and Fellowship was enjoyed by all.
The B. Y. P. U. has been
lied with Mr.. Joshua Henderson
president. We have all expectations
OF a wonderful B. Y. P. u. under
the leadership of Mr.. Henderson.
Evening worship began at 8 o.
clock We had as our guest speaker
Rev. Mr.. Ward, who delivered an in
teresting Visitors and
TRENDS are always welcome to wor-
snip with us at Bethel Baptist
Church.
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St. Benedict Catholic
Church
2423 Grant Street
Father DAILY, Pastor
M. Z. Arbuckle, Reporter
Rev. j. L. Glover, Acting

One very successful venture for the
benefit of st. Benedicts was the Rum
mage Sale, sponsored by DR.. Allison
and DR.. Furay. 1t was a true sue
cess; and netted the church about
SIS. 90 in cash and some clothing to
be distributed to the poor families of
the parish.
The rafting Of several articles
were moments of intense interest: the
beautiful cut work center piece was
won by Mrs Harry Leland of 1924
North 26th Street, a large ham went
to Mr. John Douglas, of the Douglas
Candy Company, and a live Turkey to
Mr. Frank McDermott of the First
National Bank. -
We are sincerely grateful to the
Jensen Brothers, who SO kindly don
aztec the store for theosale. We
also thank the ladies of our parish
n those Of other parishes who help
ed to make the sale a success. DR..
Allison wishes to thank all who
patronized the sale and co~cpafated
with her in every way.
"A few members of the st. Peter
Clavers Guild" met in the church
club room, last Wednesday evening,
and discusses plans for the chicken
dinner to be given mex Sunday in the
school basement. The dinner is spon-
sored by Mrs. Mary Davis, a very
energetic worker in the club. Mrs.
Mamie l.. Long is to be the cook in
charge. Another meeting of the Guild
will be held Monday night, at which
time the election of officers will take
place, for the following season.
Father DAILY has opened the in
struction class for all who are inter
ested in Catholicism; ON Friday and
Tuesday evening at 500 p. M, come
out and hear him, you will enjoy it.
Everyone is invited.
We are pleased to that
beginning Monday morning at $3.50
a. m. Mass will be said each day
throughout the school term.
Those who failed to listen in on the
program of the N. A. A. c.. P. last
Friday evening, missed a very treat
in broadcasting. st. Benedicts Seamor
Choir, directed by Mrs. Maybelle
Fields was an outstanding feature of
he programme, beautifully accompan-
led by Mrs. James the organist.
Next Sunday, October 22nd at $3.50
p m, all those who are interested in
P. T. A. work, will meet in the school
building at an organization meeting.
Little Name Louise Harris, who
was struck by a truck at oath and Pa
trick Avenue last Friday evening, and
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choir, is doing splendid work with it.
The Queen Esther Circle of the
Mission Society is giving a Hallowe'-
en- Party, October 18th. The Dorcus
Circle is having a Musical Tea Octo-
Der %, the women of our church are
doing remarkably well in putting over
the churches program.
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A. B. C.-What are the meansing
of these dreams | keep having?
Ans:-It will profit you to Sc
cure N of my new Dream Books
with the Lucky Number Guide. It
will explain fully your case. Good
news is coming to you in the form of
a husband.
The Omaha guide., 1933-10-21

Our church services rose to a
brighter light Sunday, Harvest Day,
not for the number only, but spirit
ually and financially.
Rev. Brinn really demonstrated
Christ all through his His
plea was for Christ to save all races,
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NOTE:-Your question printed free in this column.
For Private reply send 25c and (self addressed
stamped %enevelope for my New Astrological Read
ing and reeve by return mail my advice on three
questions free. Sign your full name birthdate, and
correct address. Address Able Wallace,
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H. NJ. G.-Will it help if | move?
Ans:-The party who il stealing
from you and causing you all this
grief will soon stop. You need not
move away because OF this. Your
business will take a bouncing in
crease through the coming year.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our deep appreciation to our
neighbors and friends for their kindness and SYM
pathy in our recent bereavement, and thanks to all
those who assisted in the funeral services and for
the beautiful flowers.
Mrs. William Douglas
Mrs. Hattie O'Neil
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B. H.-Will | be successful in ny
work?
Ans:-You have a difficult task
In front of you. l think it wise for
out as 1 contact you SELLING
YOUR NEW WORK.
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D. P.-Will the home am living
in ever be happy?
Ans:-Happiness will come into
YOUR BROTHERS. HOME within
the next twelve months. A ray OF
sunshine enters my crystal, signify
ing Happiness ahead.
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J. B.-Please tell me how to find
my brother?
AnS:-Your brother has ro
permanent address. At the present
time L see q man who appears to he
your brother in the state of New
Jersey. 1t will be some time before
You near of him.
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r. S.-Will my daughter ever
meet the kind Of boy I wish her 70
marry?
Ans:-It would be a good idea for
your daughter to GET RID of her
present husband before attempting
matrimony again. Another marriage
VIII take place in her life but this
is years off.
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v B. K.-What happened to my
purse and money?
Ans:-i vision a red purse con-
tanning less than one dollar in coins
being lost In a bus a few days ago
when You we're on your way to \
Football mae This purse was found
oy a passenger ON the bus by The
initial of r.
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A. A--Can you please tell me
who is poisoning the cats and dogs
In the neighborhood? Every day or
SO one or the other eats something
that makes them deadly sick.
Ans:-These animals are not be-
NE poisoned purposely. The cause
OF this appears to be from tin can
containers thrown out in the back
yard Of some stores. The only soIu-
ton isto keep the Eats and dogs
locked up for the time being.
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Hillside Presbyterian

CAtuI Clt
30th and Ohio Streets
Rev. J. S. Williams, Pastor
Miss NJ. E. Martin. Reporter
The Omaha guide., 1933-10-21

b. o. C.-Will I marry the man I
have in mind and have children?
Ans:-E see a man II. Mllr life
and | see children. BUT ;lifS@7pears
70 be the nan WHO Is NOW YOUR
HUSBAND. X 90.
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Have Your Notary Public
Work Done at The A
GUIDE Office
The Omaha guide., 1933-10-21

JIG W+7Win ever b anne to
get a machine?
Ans.-You will own and operate
AN AUTO OF YOUR OWN before
1888. Begin pinching your pennies
now.
The Omaha guide., 1933-10-21

@. S.-Did a woman or a maj
place the holes in my back porch?
Ans:-A man who Is very much
interested in you was responsible
for this. The reason being TO bring
to bring you and him together as
lovers.
The Omaha guide., 1933-10-21
Y o uthfuI Strength

Z. Magnus Hirschfeld, the world authority On Saxolo,r
reated u DerHH, germany,
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BLANTYRE

BLANTYRE, July 10. - Miss
Mary Ellen Reed and Earl Gray
were married Thursday night in
South Carolina. Mrs. Gray is the
attractive daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reed. Mr.. Gray is the
son of Walter Gray of Pleasant
Grove. Rev. Carl Blythe per-
formed the ceremony. The bride
and groom are making their home
with Mr.. Gray's father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Frady are
the proud parents of q son.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. English and
son Of PoylSton. were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Tai
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Duncan
were the weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. d. H. Fitzpatrick of
Hendersonville.
Mrs. Charles Nesbitt and son,
Leonard, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Powell and daughter, Mrs. Cor
nelius Hickman, went to the flat
woods last Thursday huckleberry
picking. They report fine time
and about IS gallons of berries
as their reward.
Miss Geneva Drake visited her
parents Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Gray were
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Says Efforts; to ).
Aid Race Futile
Social Conditions Blamed
on Economic Dominance

WASHINGTON, July 10. (UP).
The dominance of economics over
our social system causes the vast
inequalities of our material and
social environment making it
futile to attempt lettering the
human race, says Professor H. J.
Muller, University of Texas ZOO
lOgiSt.
In the current issue of "Scien-
tific Monthly" Muller Gets forth
convincing evidence that "our
economic system, by exalting the
acquisition of private profits, re.
CARELESS of what expense to 9TH
ers, inculcates predatory rather
than constructive ideals"
EXPLAINS THEORY
Muller points out that those en-
gagged in the work of improving
the human race put forth the
doctrine that the economically
dominant classes are of highe"
calibcr. But, he explains:
"Such scientific evidence as Is
available fails to support this
contention and shows that the
! differences in scores of sO-called
Intelligence tests made by DIFF
ferent races and classes are, to
the best Of our knowledge, caused
by the differences in environ
mental advantages which they re-
! ceived. On theoretical grounds,
in fact, there is at least as much
reason for Supposing that the
dominant classes represent Sc
lection of socially inferior as Of
socially superior gentle ma
terial."
FALSE APPRAISAL
Muller explains that capitalism,
therefore, leads to a false APP
praisal of individual worth and
actual need for improvement Of
the races.
Muller asserts that the Eugen-
list has confined his work to plac-
ing imbeciles and other similar
types where they can not harm
society.
Birth control, Muller points out,
does not aid the situation be-
cause it invites the danger of
having wages decreased as FAM
lily care is diminished.
"What is required is society
consciously organized for the
common good so as to assure
every one economic plenty"
Only the Impending revolu-
ton" Muller concludes, can bring
us in a position to accomplish
that end.
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dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reed Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Duncan
and Raymond Reed attended the
Pennsylvania county B. Y. p. U.
convention at BOSNIAN Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Reed and daughter,
Jewell, called on Mrs. Clannle
Justus Wednesday afternoon.
People here are sorry to learn
that Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Drake
and family are leaving this COM
munity. They will be missed very
much.
Miss Bessie Frady called on
Miss Sallie Massie Sunday after
noon.
The pastor, Rev. F. H. Holdln,
assisted by Rev. Cleveland Reece
started a revival meeting at Blan-
tyre Baptist church Sunday night.
The public is cordially invited.
Mrs. G. T. Frady Of Pisgah
Forest spent the past week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Frady.
Miss Velma Allison called on
Miss Geneva Drake Sunday after
noon. ;'Sy -,
DR.. and Mrs. CatpenterS and
baby of Hendersonville, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones. 80,
Mrs. T. E. Duncan and chill
dren visited Mr.. and Mrs. D. K.
Justus Sunday afternoon.
NJ. E. Allison has a job with
the Carr Lumber company.
Mrs. C. B. Powell of Asheville,
spent the past week with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Davis and
children were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X Duncan and
children called on Mrs. 6. w.
HAYES in Brevard last Tuesday.
Miss Mona alexander OF Tur-
key creek, is spending the week
with her sister, Mrs. C. w. Davis.
C. b. Powell and Claud Rick
man of West Asheville, were
Blantyre visitors Wednesday
night. -.
Mrs. Jim Maxwell is spending
several days in BreVard this week
with Mrs. Virgil Galloway.
jim Maxwell is on the sick list
this week.
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to stake, the Northeast corner
of Lot No. /, Of the Plat herein
after referred to; thence with the
Western boundary of Lots Nos. l
and ~ on said Plat Southeast di-
rection and at right angles to Up
ward Road $50 feet tn a stake in
the North margin of Brooks Ave-;
thence with the margin of Brooks
Ave. South 60 deg. 81 min. West
TO it's intersection with the East
margin of Jones Street; thence
with the East margin of Jones
Street North "a deg. 0G min. West
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Daniel Carter Beard is MA
TIONAL SCOUT COMMISSION
Err of the BOY SCOUTS OF
AMERICA. The abbreviation is
for LIMITED. NORWAY dis
solved it's union with Sweden by
act of its parliament, which was
approved by the Swedish Darlia'
ment.
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SINS! 5ERIIl 81

in the doorway the boys smotherI
Maybe your wife could tell me
about the roads," said the driver
Of the small car as he nodded -
the woman who had now ssscpel
from the house and to the porch.
Not my wife," said Barrett
smiling. But that won't keeb
her from telling you and She
doubtless knows. Mrs. Phillips!S
lie called. Can you tell US the
shortest road to Benton?"
She came. hurrying down the
steps toward them. -
Its been good while since ]
took that way" she confessed.
land hear there's new road"
"aIaybe your husband can tell
me-" said the young man. .,,
Size flushed and pa!ei. Bar
ret said qui>kly. Mis-. Phillips .is
a widow" He was thinking Of
the short timc she Mad been one
and rGgrctting the brutal re-
mindcr.
"A widow" echoed in the
! strangers mind. II vas the old
tale. And the big guy looked 30
straight. too! go ''
May | use your telephonef"
asked the driver OF the small car.
why. surely" Mrs. Phillips
answered with pleasant. rural
| hCart!LaSa. 20
He called blind number to
tell Lucy" that he would lie iate
! for dinner. Done with Thea tide
phone, lie asked for a glass of
water. drank it slowly and chatted
with the unsusplc!ous, woman.
Yes, she took care Of The little
boy for Mr.. Colvin. The boy was
Mr.. Colvin's adopted con. A nice.
pleasant little fellow. the boy.was.
She was that fond OF him! Mr..
Colvin came up once week. The
| boy was TO have new tutor soon.
He hadn't liked the old tutor. His
name was Dexter. she thought. It
seemed kind OF hard" to get
good tutors to stay Ia the cOun.
try. 49,.
TNIiE s!5eK person with whom
L. Ida had had talk early that
morning called her by telephone
as she sat ut her lonely dinner.
Ida had been able to locate bo
one who would dine %fth her aud
Cara Woodbridge on being asked
had been SO icy as to be insdluAg!
i've good news for you!" she
heard over the wire. IL was
pretty smart work 10 nall It down
so quick" :.
"Oh, indeed yes" Ida m8r-
INJURED. Then sharpening,
what is the news?" - e..
She heard the man clear his
throat. Then he said 1T would
be better. Mrs. Stafford, II | ran
up to your place to tell you. 1t
ain't-it isn't matter | can say
so easy by phone"
81 shall inGtruct my bnsiefste
admit you" she drawled.
Yes. nam - yes - ah. Mrs.
Stafford. III be right along!"
She hung up. triumphant. She
held the whip now and Barrett
would cover! She would show
him that size. Ida Stafford. was
not the woman to forget such re-
Bluffs as he had given her. AZ
Smiling. she left the telephone
TO wander TO the drawing room
where she studied herself before
a mirror. Ida was pleased
with her reflection. The man who
was coming to see her would be
quite frankly overcome by her
dress, cut daringly low. and the
Jewels on her arms. She though
of the mans glittering eyes and
warmed at the memory. 80
(To Be Continuedb -
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TO FREE QUAIL

HELENA, Mont.-(UP).-Be-
tween 10000 and 10000 quail
and pheasants-2,00O more than
the total for any other year-will
be released this season at the
state game farm near Warm
Springs. The birds will be dis
tributed throughout Montana,
starting this month.
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one of the above named defend
ants, has in the following describ-
ed real estate to-wit: being in
Hendersonville Township, Hender-
son County, North Carolina, and
described as follows; in the Town
Of East Flat Rock, bounded as
follows:
Beginning at a stake at the in
tersection of the Southeast mar
Gin of Upward Road with the East
margin of Jones Street, and runs
with said margin of Upward Road
N. 35 deg, AZ min. East 70 feet
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ito the beginning, beinf an unnufn-
bered lot bounded by the Upward
Road Lots Nos. and ~. Brooks
Ave. and Jones Streets as shown
on Plat of Edney Heights record
ed in Map Book No. l, at page
1870, in the Office of the Register
of Deeds for Henderson County,
North Carolina.
This the oath day of June, 1888.
w. A. GARREN,
Sheriff of Henderson, County,
North Carolina.
'712-Wcd 4tp. -s..... .-,
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! Barrett felt that he must have an
understanding with Elinor. He
wanted to ask her to help keep
the year without that faint that
starts gossip.
Marcia had told him the day be-
fore that Bob Telfare had gone TO
Aiken. The casual information
had made. him stiffen with anger.
1t wasn't fair OF Elinor. he de-
c!ded. 1t was not fair! She had
promised outward. il not inward.
fidelity for a year.
The spring day meant nothing
to him. driving swiftly and care
fully and considering how he
could talk 1t through with her.
lie felt that he must keep from
becoming angry and for some red
son which he did not fathom the
idea Of Elinor flirting with Bob
Te!fare made him see red. lie
wanted to be as kind about the
| situation as a man could be.
Elinor was very young. Her up
bringing had given her no chanc-
OF knowing right from wrong.
LIE thought suddenly hCw sweet
IL she had looked that night
when she called him to her bed,
side after their first quarrel and
because this memory warmed him
lie felt q shame that he was learn
ing we'll He could not love. her
he was certain, knowing her as
he had come to. and yet the faint
est thought of her made his heart
plunge and filled him with a deep
and sometimes to!turing hunger.
Easy enough. he unused. II he
weren't the sort to demand So
much. II he could love woman
he could not honor. II he could
. feed his hunger between moments
OF understanding and scorn. But
he could not do that.
A small car passed him. On q
rise Of the next hill he passed It.
Thereafter it kept rather close tc
him, sometimes passing, some
times tagging behind. 1t gave
Barrett a rathe- pleasantly coni'
panionable feeling. He waved al
the driver who grinned APOLOGIZE
cally as he returned the salute.
The driver of the small cal
rather wished Barrett were not
such mice lookin', friendly
chap" However. business was
business. And maybe he had II
coming to him! You never could
tell.
When Barrett alighted before
the gateway OF Gerald's new home
the Phillips place, the small car
which still followed, slowed and
came to a stop. The man who
had driven 1t leaned out to ask
the way to Benton.
Barrett again saluted him. He
enjoyed the casual friendships OF
the road. the giving hail to the
voyager who would probably dis
appear and never reappear.
I'm sorry" Barrett said
You've taken the wrong turn
You're miles out Of the way, In
afraid! I'm not certain myself
of the spot where you cut east.
CERALD came running from the
" house as the stranger muir
INJURED perplexed. distressed
"I'll be damned" He studied
Gerald as a man might who Y
thinking backward to find the
turn he didn't take. His eyes
seemed filmed by worry and irri
tation, but within him he was tri
umphant. 1.-The kid is ColVin,
he thought. mo doubt OF that!
Same chin. eyes, sandy hair"
Was the woman. who now stood