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Evening star., 1936-06-11
Proper Way
TOAddress
The Widow
NJ a arri e d n a m {
Always Used in
Private Life.
BY EMILY POST.

NEAR MRS. POST: I have Just
moved into a new neighborhood
and the other day while / went to the
doctors a neighbor called and left her
card. will not be able to return
this, or any other calls. until after I
have completely recovered from an
operation. which I had just prior TO
our moving here Would you suggest
that I write this neighbor or tele-
phone her to explain this fact, and
what else would show my appreci-
alton of her coming. and also my
willingness to be neighborly?
Answer: Write p note thanking her
for coming and explaining why you
haven't been able to return her visit,
but that you hope to do so as soon as
you are better.
Dear Mrs. Post: Will you please
write something explaining the cor
rect way to address letters to a widow
who Is proud to have the privilege of
keeping alive the name and memory
of a very devoted husband. and who
resents very much being called Mrs.
Ruth?"
Answer: This is thing to which
all women of best taste are sensitive,
but to which nine American men out
of ten are completely insensible Even
the cleverest of newspaper reporters
think nothing Of describing the
mother Of the President, for example,
| as Mrs. Sara Roosevelt, than which
nothing could more misrepresent her.
She has never been a woman who
works and she is not in business. Her
position is completely social one,
which calling her Mrs. Sara" denies.
One of the great disadvantages Of
women in business and in the profess
sions is that they must endure the
opprobrium of being called Mrs
Mary" or Mrs. Ruth" But in their
private lives all well-bred women
including those who are widows
should be granted the right to be
called by their proper name: Mrs.
william Henry Jones.
y
DcaE MIS-. rUct' AS IL pcEullSSlDle
to ask a hostess whom she Is expect
ing at the party. before accepting her
invitation? So often If ! knew per-
haps it would save me from having a
most boring evening.
Answer: You couldn't ask a hostess
whom you do not know we'll On the
other hand. If you do know her very
well, you would know exactly whom
she is likely to invite. 1t would cer-
tainly be very rude to accept and
then send word that you can't go,
after finding out that no one you
know is invited, On the other hand,
you may say no and then find that
many Of your friends are going
Nevertheless this is the chance you
will have to take.
Evening star., 1936-06-11
Testing Flowers.

Here's the way to tell whether cut
flowers are fresh Pull one of the
petals-if it Wits of. don't buy them:
if there is little snap when it comes
loose from the bud you can be sure
it IS fresh.
Evening star., 1936-06-11
Cooking Hint.

An especially good. hearty dish can
be made by using the regular recipe
for scalloped tomatoes and adding to
1t halves Of hard cooked eggs, and
layers of cheese. This with crisp butt
tdeed crumbs ca top Is de luxe.
Evening star., 1936-06-11

Want skirt to wear with your y knit blouse? Here's just the
7nh band at the bottom which might be
q to
sports
IA, i
pattern
directions with diagrams aid also what needles and what material
n how
pattern
Editor
Evening star., 1936-06-11
Cooks Corner
BIZ MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE.


BREAKFAST.
Chilled Orange Juice.
Ready Cooked Cereal. Cream.
-.. Podched Eggs.
5uttered Toast. Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Fruit Salad. Salad Dressing.
5dnnnd Bran Bread.
iced Tea.
DINNER.
Broned Fish. Crean,ed Potatoes.
Buttered Green Beans
Bread. Plum Butter.
Tomatoes
Summer Salad Dressing
Raspberry Pie.
Coffee.
BANANA BRAN BREAD.
~ cups mashed y teaspoon salt
bananas 4 cup sugar
3 tablespoons l teaspoon soda
sour cream ! tablespoon
] cup bran fat, melted
! cup -four egg
Mix cream with bananas, add rest
of ingredients. Pour into creased loaf
pan. Let stand 10 minutes. Bake 40
minutes in moderate oven
SUMMER SALAD DRESSING.
Keep on Hand
! teaspoon salt tablespoons
] teaspoon sugar
celery seed tablespoon
! teaspoon catsup
psprika 2 tablespoons
] teaspoon dry chilli sauce
mustard Il. cup vinegar
] teaspoon onion l cup salted oil
juice
Mix ingredients in wide mouthed
bottle adding oil slowly. Cork, shake
two minutes. Chill When ready to
serve, shake bottle and pour dressing
over salads
Evening star., 1936-06-11

Certainly there are plenty Of such
girls as he desires for a wife-good-
looking. charming, domestic girls who
Evening star., 1936-06-11

EAR MISS DIX: The girl I
\ would like TO marry must be
Il physically attractive. She
, must have q charming per-
Evening star., 1936-06-11

Anyway, your plan keeps home
for your daughter and gives her two
parents instead of one, and that's the
big idea in your turning star boarder
instead of becoming ex-husband.
DOROTHY DIX.
(Copyright. 1850
Evening star., 1936-06-11

1t is very diScouraging to feel that.
though you know just what you want
and though you know it exists, there
is nothing you can do to help your
self, but must depend on sheer for
tuity. GEORGE.
Evening star., 1936-06-11

If you will write to me inclosing
stamped, self-addressed envelope. 1
shall be glad to send you my leafiet
containing general directions for maxi
ing jellies and preserves and for can
ming and drying vegetables.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
HUGH IKE SHOTT
MAKES STRONG PLEA
FOR FREE SPEECH
'HOODLUMISN is
TARGET FOR SHOTT
Assails Denial OF Senator Holt Righs
To Speak At FairmOnt Monday;
Holt Says That NJ. NJ. Nicely Is
Responsible

KingwoOd, w. Va, oct ITO The
new deals array Of alienisms a new
one has been added in West Virginia
politics, that the hOodlumism, D." said
Hugh Ike Shott, Republican candi-
date for United States Senator here
tonight in an address before two
thousand residents Of northern West
Virginia.
The statement was made with ref
orence to the appearance of Rush D.
Holt on Monday night in Farmont,
when the nations youngest senate
member was forced to speak from
the privacy Of radio station after
large crowds had hood him in the
Marion county court house.
Holt charged Senator M VI Npely
with engineering the disturbanen for
reasons OF personal jealousy.
West Virginia" said Mr. . Shott
presents spectacle that 5rings
shame to those of its citizen. who
Continuation page tHrvtl
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
Chamber Commerce
Re0rganiZed Here
THE HAPPY WARRIOR
THE FAMOUS WALK

Al Philadelphia last nirht The
Honorable Alfred f. Smith took the
second step Of that Famous Walk In
addressing hug" ihr,Alg at n politi-
rhl meeting sponsored by the Old Line
Democrats of PENNSYLVANIA,
In taking that second step he must
hay" ir"adrd heavily ON somebody's
toes. for II was u good long step to-
ward expressing his views regarding
tn" New Dealers and AN exclamation
ms I" why that Famous Walk became
famous.
IL" devoted the principle part Of
his address To the Democratic Pnrty
ilnif"rm adopted M chicago by do
claring that only tw" Of the many
plnnks survived, lac laid purticulor
stress upon the tw" h" considered
most important, namely. Th. Agrl
cultural Flank and that plank where
III IN" party pledged themselves To n
c""iplmical ndminisi Ration by merr.
Ing tn" many useless Bureaus of the
Government, and declared that both
ptnks has been rcpudInted.
ne dw"lt Mt length upon the Agr.
cultural Plank. which he considered
the most important of the two be-
cause II affected everybody In general
and the fnrmer snd housewife in par.
Hcniar. There was nothing about that
address tnst night thai fndfcdre6
"soir old man talking like a derelict."
II was the Happy Warrior OF old. a.
gain usclng the language OF the 'mnn
OF the street as employed In the 1928
campaign. tlcnr and mountaineering
was the argument that part especially
wherein ho defended his stand by de-
barring that he had two choices. the
first Ia Il" ns 40 many other are doing
follow The line Of least resistance. by
t""ping silent and going along. the
"c"nh Ia come ont I'm fhe open. which
/" considered the more honorable of
u" two: hence that Famous Walk
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
LINK ROOSEVELT'S SON
In SELLING RUSSIA
FOKKER PL A NE S
Anthony Fokker Had Contract With
FDR's Son; Was To Get $500, 90
For Sale OF Ships To Soviet; Con
tract UnfuIfiIIed

Washington, oct. 6 - The senate
MUNITIONS committee tonight made
public what II said was n deposition
hy Anthony II. g. FOkker, airplane-
mnnufarimr"r, stating Elliott Roose.
welt, son Of the president had been
paid $4,000 cash under nm unfnlfllled
contract for $500, 900 commission
for sale ~ military planes TO Russia.
The affidavit, which committee Of
firials said was released upon instruc
tlona by Chairman Nye (R-NDD
quoted Carter Tiffany, OF New York,
Fokkcr's American, business repesen-
tativr, ns stating no had been ihfom-
cd By n third party that President
Itooscvclt had approved the contract.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
CANDEMOCR
Questions But NOAnsWers
Following several questions would like the Dem
ocratic Be and hope they can find Salts
to them -

Why did Governor Kump appoint Negroes county
welfare boards where the Negro population
appointment, after promising to do so?
(a) Was the Democratic Party makes point to
disregard promises made to Negroes
(2) Why the Democrats promising the world Negroes
they will support tht Democratic ticket month?
(a because they know they can't give them
they feel that the Negro guble that
leve anything?
60 Why the County discharge many
the Negro Deputy Sherffs that appointed by Repu
lican County Court?
(a) Was because they did not want Negroes bearing
and in position to defend himself and other Negroes
sary?
( Why Negro candidates for district offices the
Education, the Democratic ticket nominated
such offices in the primary?
(a) Was they anxious get rid of tho Ne
gro that they couldn't wait until November?
i5 Why did Governor Kumpend for the photographer who
took the picture of the Kum Dinner Charleston last year
and order that the pictures turn out too bad for pubicaon
a Was because he did not photographs published
of him showing him surrounded by his Negro supporters who
instrumental IN placing BIN the governors chair?
(6 Why did they discharge the admittedly best dentist the
staff of the Mcdowell County Dental Clinic?
(a) Was because they did not the Negro chldan of
Mcdowell County to receive first-class dental care?
CD Why white antos placed the cooed graded schools
of Northfork District displacng competent Negro anitors
a) Was becasue they do not want to jobs Of the
mental nature Negroes the first step toward
the displacement of Negro teachers with white teachers
~ Why did they pass law that partner of prosecutor
could be counsel for the defense where they would
he opposed in the courts of West Virginia?
(a) Was because they thought that by doing they would
rid of Negro prosecuting atty Mcdowell County
9) Why do the State Liquor Stores exhibit posters Democr
tic candidates in defense of the law?
(a Is they respect for law and order?
But know that answers they give will be sat
factory to the Negroes of Mcdowell County.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09

tOrical dynamite, flayed the Democra
tic party for the grave injusticeS in
flicted upon his people throughout
the county, and being a doctor OF
wide reputation, he prescribed the
remedy.
TheOther speakers Of the evening,
discussed certain issues OF the cam
paign also came in or their share OF
approval from the quiet, well behaved
crowd that overlooked the room.
They discussed the proper me
thod Of splitting ballot without run.
ming the risk Of losing a vote, and Sc.
many voters right who had been told
that if you register Democratic for
the primary, you are required to vote
Democratic In November. All in all
1t was notable success as far as the
fortunes of the Republican nominees
are concerned and as one party ex-
pres ed it, "a few more meetings
like this, and 1t will be all over but
the voting November Bird
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
Shot Flags Demo
Waste, Spending
ASKS Who Will Pay The Huge Bills
Roosevelt Administration Is Piling
Up; Sharp Raps Hump Regime

Parsons, Oct. 6 - Hugh Ike Shot
continued his attack upon the pres
ent Democratic administration to.
night when he said spending makes
deficits, and 1 ask my audience who
is going to pay off the huge deficot
that the Roosevelt administration has
been piling up in the last four yearsT
The veteran Bluefield publisher,
Republican congressman from West
Virginia for two successive terms,
went on to tell his audience 81 be-
long to party that stands for free
assembly and free speech, that be-
lieves in raising food for American
mouths on American farms with A
merican labor and that lives within
the constitutional limits regarding
new legislation.
II charge the New Deal admins
tratiOn with spending program that
will in the end force initiation If not
repudiated in an effort to find some
panaeea to relieve the economic agony
Of ahuge debt"
On tonight's program was Judge
Summers III. Sharp, Republican candi-
date fer governor who lOosed another
verbal barrage at the resent hump
naturalization. - 50
Said Judge Sharp I'VE have the
hump administration assuming Of
flee upon a platform of cleaning up
the state house. We have now seen
how they cleaned it up. The liquor
commission was found to he the most
rotten and Corrupt sore that ever hit
the state government Of West, Va.
1.-THE school administration asks a
teachers politics before that teacher
is hired or rejected, and the road
commission has let the roads of the
state assume an appalling condition
while the members. did. nothing but
play politics. With these things be-
fore my eyes and the record of the
Kump administration written where
all may see it, I cannot but adjudge
them guilty of a high crime, that of
being faithless to public trust"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
TITANTIC CAMPAIGN
ON HAND TO PRESERVE
OUR H E RI A G E
Forward or Backward Take Your
Choice

Three hundred years ago, litH"
band Of pilgrims bravcd the t"rr"rs
Of the Atlantic They were our fore
fathers seeking u new world, where
they might worship God according to
the dictates Of their own conscience
and that they might have free express
ion for their own ideas. regulate their
own conduct and educate thicr chill
.drcn without restriction from II die
tatOrial' form Of government that
had become intOlcrabc.
Our government based upon inalcin
able human rights had it's birth a
mong this little hardy band Of A
mericans, government by the people
and for the people. All down thru
the years, with Washington and Jcf
ferson and Lincoln to our present nd
ministration the essence Of that crud"
form that they drafted has been pre-
served and refined, It has been our
heritage Of freedom.
History shows that in every great
crisis, leader has been brought
forth to guide us from disturbing In
flucnce that threaten to destroy our
rights as American citizens.
t,W0ntinued on page 81
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
81 AIDES IN
LINGERIES REVUE"
Featuring Miss Raby Crider As Mis-
treee OF Ceremonies

Charming and Petite Mistress of
Ceremonies with Ladies' in Lingerie
Revue" Believing that the general
public likes to see the charm and
grace of the fairer sex far better than
the male, the producers of "Ladies in
Lingerie" have secured the talents of
the beautiful and charming little Mia
tress of Ceremonies, Raby Crider, to
appear at the Community theatre O.
pening for one day, Tuesday Oct. 13,
Miss Crider has had the pleasure of
appearing in some of the best night
spots and theatres in the larger cities
throughout the country, her winning
smile, million dollar personality and
talents as n dancer and singer and
her ability as mistress of ceremonies
fairly keeps a show moving at top
speed.
Other Name Acts To Appear I'm Show
The Lingerie Girls, charm, grace
and style appearing many times dur
ing the revue wearing beautiful war
drobe and executing many dance rou
tines.
Hal Crider, comedian. Mr.. Order
no new name to the theatre going
public, as he has appeared in many
large revues over the entire country
and has headed his own shows for
many years.
Norris Nelson. Famous Tenor. Mr.
Nelson was with the A. B. Marcus
show for six years as well as many
other major units playing the larger
cities in theatres and night clubs.
Crewe and Summers, dance Team.
Crew and Summers have appeared
with many name bands throughout
the country and in many high class
night spots bringing to You some of
the fastest dance rOutines that team
can do on any stage today.
Texas Peggy, YodeIing Cowgirl.
Cardiel, Expert Card Manipulation.
Ethel Richards, Girl Banjoist Su-
preme.
Hal and Raby Crider, Comedy Act,
Everything Topsy Turvy.
Raby Crider. Mistress of Ceremonies.
lie Roi, The Frog Man.
Six Rhythm Boys. A Red Hot Stage
Band.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
REPUBLICAN RALLY
AT ELKHORN OCT. S
LARBEST SINCE 1916

On Monday night October 9Th, at
Elkhorn Graded School one of the
largest and most enthusiastic crowds
of the present campaign assembled
to hear the Republican Interpretation
of the present Democratic administra
tons dismal failure to live up to
promises made in 1882 to the cleo
torate in county, state and nation.
Milton l.. Anthony, Master of Cere
monies, deserves great credit for
bringing to MS such able speakers as
graced the platform Monday night /;
for the able manner in which he con
Quoted the meeting and for the MI
around enjoyable affair that it was
including refreshments.
Sheriff McGinnis Hatfield, George
Anderson from Coalwood, Doctor J.
f. Brown, Attorney s. A. Calhoun
and Mrs. VI. r, whittico from Key
stone. James Hamilton. Deputy Sher
iff. and T. Hicks, Justice OF the
Peace of Efkhorn District were the
speakers Of the evening.
Sheriff Hatfield delved deep into
the political issues MS affecting this
campaign. Bat by hit ne pieced to
gether a record of infidelity by g
would be dictatorial party that prom
ised so much in 1882 and with thu
opportunity laid on their Doorstep
failed to keep faith with the very
people mat had elevated them TO Of
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DIR i y Brown loaded With ora
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
EYES or COLORED
PUPILS TESTED BY
BINOCTLAR MACHINE

Binocular machines for the pur-
pose Of testing students eyes have
been installed IN colorcd high schools
throughout the county.
According 10 Rev. Watkins, assist
ant superintendent NJ county schools
the machines are performing n much
needed scryice. He said that about
Ten or fifteen pcccnt of the students
examined wcr" found TO have defec-
tive eye sight and were recommended
fUr treatment The official report has
not yet been made concerning the
exact nznber ~ defective eyes, he
said. '- dl Lfn
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
Board Will Choose Officers Today;
About Fifty Business Men Attend
Meeting - State Director Makes
Address

REORGANIZATION of Nr Wclch Cham
her of Commerce was effected at a
meeting held last night, In the Wrlch
city Hall. Presided over by Mayor
John w. Blakrly, president of the
chamber when II was active and func
ii"ning number of years ago, the
meeting was attended 10y about 50
business men ana merchants.
IL WAS the CONSENSUS of opinion
shat TIA" Chamber Should be- revived
Mayor Blnkely pointed out briefly
what might he accomplished through
concerted effort and the cooperation
of business interests, and others who
spoke In favor of rcviving the orgnn-
ization included Walter Buchanan
llanicr, and others
All present Indicated their intcn-
tion To join the organization. ON the
basis Of reasonable d,S.s being ms
s"sscd. Several suggestions were
made ns tn detectives which might
he adopted, particular emphasis be
Ing placed on II good roads program
that would, Include improvement of
the U. S. Rait .S2 through the County
hnra-rssrfaeinx Of the WEIGH -Pineville
rond alSo THO Grundy- Bradshaw road.
Plans alSa were discussed infOr-
mally for advertising Wclch through
the erection Of road signs nj strnte-
gic points In this end of the stntc.
The principal speaker was A. III.
Andrews, managing director OF the
West Virginia State Chamber Of Com
murc", who came over from Charles
tOh late yesterday to address the
meeting.
Mr.. Andrews suggested Il definite
prcgrnm. one capable of accomplish
m"ni. bc adopted, rather than II hit
or m4s effort ilo accomplish many |
Things whether practical or not.
He pointed out what has been ac-
by Cnmbrrs in other com
He referred 10 the pragram being
undrrtIkcm by the State Chamber, (.
AMI urging the local organization. if '
formed, cooperation so far as possible
Mayor Blnkcly appointed nOmi
mating committee To suggest board
of directors. This committee nominn I
ted IN following ns directors: o. J.
Hunter, G.. X. Ycyscn. Frank Chap
pcll Joe Fazio, -. w. Sargent. John
W. Hlakcly, Walter A. Buchanan. j II
r. Salisbury, r. A. Johnston. +. H.
Cline, H. II. Shumalc. w r. Kry.cr
nnd Jtlsc l.. &. Marshall.
The fAcgolng were unanimously
elected as the board.
The directors will meet Friday
morning, ~ $3.50 O'Clock, to elect iii
rcctor~ and diSdutt fiGthor details
for the organization.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
KOPPERS KoMPANY

1t Is most gratifying to note the un
limited opportunities to make money
Offered by the name Company. Men
are perfectly content, happy and pros
porous.
Just before Pay-Days generally
business appears TO BIZ dull, but just
watch the good times that will follow
our next Payday.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09

o." 's''oi ,uwOIa "a y III
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09

DIR. ]. E. Brown, loaded with or
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09

The Best Adssrti4GaA
MediuH In The T1aa
Top Coal Region.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-10-09
OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS

we promised economy, and go far
have given indefcnsible extravaganza.
Our. first performance, measured in
terms Of present distressing condition
find ms guilty Of the most extrava-
giant attachc situation ever known in
this state" -
A. J. Wilkinson, Of Cabell County,
prominent Dem5rptic Louder. IN
leI'er,te GoYerpqr ran ApFp 2, 1899.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-11-28
L ( GALS

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