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The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
WILLIAMS BROADCASTING
CHOIR PLEASES AUDIENCE
Singers Displays Aftistfy an
Feeling in Program
bv S. Edward Gilbert

Singers Displays Artistry and
Feeling in Program
by S. Edward Gilbert
The Rev. J. S. Williams Broad
casting Choir which is heard over
station WAAW. each Sunday af-
ternooh at $3.50 p. m. established
themselves unquestionably as one
of the foremost concert aggrega-
ton of the middle west through
their rendition of a superb mus
ical program at st. john AME.
church Sunday evening.
The songs most highly antici-
pated by approximately 800 souls,
the Negro Spirituals were done so
nicely that there were many in
the audience who wished they
hour.
could have continued for another
hen it comes to the amount of
soul, artistry, intelligence and at
tributes which go to make a great
choir, too much cannot be said of
this well trained group of sing
The concert was a striking
example of achievement from the
strictly musical standpoint.
Mrs. rene Motion in the rendi-
ton of 'EWho Knows" by Paul
Lawrence Dunbar, displayed an
unusual aount of vocal power and
control without at anytime breach
ing on the harsh, her progress
from n note to another was ac-
complished with a singular dis
play of Finesse. What vas true
of Mr.. Preston who displayed
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
CHURCH OF GOD
2025 North "a Street
r. l.. MOODY, Pastor
Edna w. Moody, Reporter

Services were held at,the usu-
al hours. Elder Moody preach
ed 1.-THE Magnetic Christ" at
evening worship.
Elder and Mrs. r. l.. Moody
wish to annuonce their resigna-
ton as pastor and reporter of
this congregation as requested
by the body, made effective
February Goth. We regret hav
ing to find the same unwilling
ness to follow leadership and
the Withholding Of cooperation
in our parish as is typical of
religious organizations in the
city Of Omaha. However, we do
hope in spite of the adversary
20 prove that the message which
the church brings to the world
is workable in our Individual
lives, if not in the group life
here in Omaha. We appreciate
the kindness shown Us by the
friends W. have made here and
as re remain here as Christians
and gospel minister, we hope
to prove genuinefor Gods glory
and the edification Of all with
whom we associate.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
NEWS
Rev. Il. w. Johnson. Pastor
Mrs. Wil.;e Warmer, Reporter

Sunday at Il o'clock, Rev.
Johnson preached from Genesis
30 20. Lord bless my soul, /"
was used for a subject. The
spirit fire was truly burning
high. Many new faces were al
so present. There were seven
souls added to the church.
Many eyes were stained with
tears throughout the service.
Our assistant pastor, Rev. w.
Garnet is out of the city. At
this writing the church at large
wish him a pleasant trip and a
happy return. Madam Eisen,
who has been with us through
out the week was also in service
Sunday. 6 O'Clock Union was
we'll attended The lesson was
taught by Mrs. Woody. Mrs.
Crumbley, our president, is
making every effort to make
the Union one Of the largest Of
its Kind in the city. After the
Union comes the program. We
invite you to come and be on
the program. You are always
welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

wonderful ability in his special
rendition.
Tint Choir under the masterful
direction of Prof. J. S. Williams,
captured their audience with the
renditions ef Listen to the Lamb
and the "Hallalulah Chorus" and
with the latter number the well
pleased audience was sent away
with a spirit Of deep reverence.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
DR.. D. g. Stephenson

Rev d. c. Stephenson, pro-
gressive young pastor of the
o fthe Allen Chapel A. M. Z.
church, South Omaha, was sum-
moned to Kansas City, Mo-, by
the authority of Bishop Noah
w. Williams, and urged to ac-
cent an appointment in the
Southwest Missouri Annual
Conference, through one of the
presiding elders.
While the new assignment is
considered a great promotion
over his work here, the Rev.
Stephenson is not eager to
leave Allen Chapel where he
has labored for the past year.
Pressure is being used to secure
his immediate acceptance, but
Rev. Stephenson desires to re-
main and Tx with the Officers
and members Of his church
Most likely the Presiding Ell
-
der of the Omaha District viii
attend Quarterly Meeting Day
at Allen Chapel, Febr. 28th, al
which time the Second Quarter
" Meeting service will be held
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
Clarinda, Iowa
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. d. Nicholson, Pastor

Sunday school was fair. On
account Of the snow storm, the
pastor was late for morning
service. Evening service was
we'll attended. Rev. G.. Adams
of Pilgrim Baptist church,
Omaha, was a visitor. He prea-
ehed a stirring sermon. We are
glad to have our friends drop
i'm on us.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

She was a devoted wife, Sun
day school teacher and a true
Christian. She will be greatly
missed by her church and fri
ends.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

this week. We often speak of
ten to one ''chances. Well,
the new commandment is a
ten to ONE charge: "Love
one another"
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

The Mother Board, under the
leadership of Mrs. j. Marshall,
gave a Spelling Bee Friday
night. 1t was conducted by Mrs.
Frances Anderson. Prizes were
won by Clarence, Edith and
William Brown.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
ST. PAUL A. M. E. ZION
G H u r CHI
2302 Grace Street

Z3U2 Grace Street
Rev. Glenna NJ. Howell, Pastor
Rev. w. /. Burch. Presiding Elder
Rev. ]. w. Martin, Bishop
Sunday service
II a. M, preaching
2 TO 3 p. m. Sunday school
3 p m, preaching
Wednesday, 8 to 9 Class meeting
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

The W. II. M. S. gave a party
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. L.. j.
Malone. Mr.. Malone is confin-
ed to his bed by illness.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
SIOUX CITY. IOWA
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST

Service was good all day
Feb. 21st. The pastor, Rev. j.
H. Patton, preached at the
morning service on the subject,
What a Church Is" At night
he preache don the subject,
"The Sin of Ingratitude."
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Elder Thomas Goodwin of
Spiritual Temple No. 3 in Lea
venworth, Kas., is carrying on
a week of meetings at the Spir-
itual No. 6. There win be pro-
everying night.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Mrs. George Daniels is still
on the sick list and also Mrs.
Lula Butler.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

The Willing Workers club gave
a bazaar Friday under the-lead-
er ship of Mrs. T. Woods. This
was a wonderful success.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

Houses to rent 3, A, 5, 6, 7 to 10
rooms,
Buy yourselfabusiness.
For sale all kinds of businesses.
Many other bargains in property.
$50, 500, $3.50 to $500 down.
Wanted manor woman who can IN
vest $500. Job pays $50 per month.
Money invested draws 5 per cent,
position as salesman
Wanted third partner in coal busi-
ness. who can invest $3.50.
Don't try to reach me by phone
come to the office.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
FOR SALE & RENT
APIS. TO RENT
SHANKLINS APARTMENTS
2314 No. 21st Street
$500 1925 and s5.25S

Gas, electricity, heat furnished to
each apartment; bath for all
Apply It'll Cunning Street
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
FIRST SPIRITUAL
TEMPLE NO. 6
2Ith and Blonde Streets
Daughter NJ. Quinn. Leader
Rev. C.. Jackson. Asst Pastor

Sunday school al 9 IS o'clock.
Sunday morning service at 1900
o'clock. nev. Jackson IN charge.
Sunday nigat service II sou
o'clock. Daughter Marian Quinn In
charge.
Everyone welcome.
Monday night developing class al
1922 Binney ST., no charge.
Tue day nigh. Bible class at the
Temple.
Thursday night altar call and
healing and prophesying, Mother
Rosie Jones in charge.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
IN MEMORY OF MY
MOTHER
Mrs. Mary Cage, who died
February %, 1888

"Aof AHAWAJ OW5~1 VIII 01C~
February %, 1888
We loved her, yes we loved her
God, lie loved her best
lie has silently called her
To a home of eternal rest.
Ollie Redd
Father
Sister
Brother
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27

The pastor left Tuesday
morning for the National Ba-
ptist Regional Conventional
be held in st. Louis, Mo. He is
also the vice president of our
National Baptist Convention
which will hold their mid
winter session in connection
with the Regional Meeting.
Rev. J. r. Nabrit, D. d of At
lanta, Ga, passed through the
city and was the guest of Rev.
M. X. Curry, Pastor of Zion
Baptist church. DIR. Nabrit is
the secretary of the National
Baptist Convention and pre-
sident of our national Theol-
ogical Seminary at Nashville
Tenn.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
CLASSIFIED. ADS

Furnished Apartment, Hot water.
electricity, gas furnished. WE. 4285
kit<henette Anarement, 1918 N.
18th, AT. 1856.
South Room . man and wife or
single man. WE. 4162.
The Omaha guide., 1937-02-27
PLEASANT GREEN BAPTIST
@ H u r G H

9th and Franklin Streets
Rev. j. IL. Reynolds. Pastor
Mrs. Lottie Keyes, Reporter
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

con la salida de Machado y de
sus amigos que desempenaban
los altos cargos pdblicos, ell res
to del mecanismo machadista
era aprovechable. Tai los pode-
res legislativos, judicial, el ejer
|cito, Ia policia, etc.
Y Carlos Manuel de Cespe-
des, acept6 Ell cargo de presiden
tie de la Repdblica qre lie ofrcia
Nh. Welles, con el compromise
de distribuir entire los menoca-
listas, marianistas, mendietis-
tas v abeceistas las carteras de
Estado y los demas altos en-
pleos p1blicos.
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
era un sujeto excelente, anodi-
no, debil como una hoja de le-
Ghuga, no tenfa mas msrito que
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

este movimiento huel-
guistico habia paralizado, des-
de los primeros dfas de agosto,
las actividades comercia-
les e industrialds del pals, 10
contrfbuy6 decisivamente a
debilitar Ell regimen d~ictatorial.
Era admirable la cohesion Y tao
Itica de las organizaciones pro-
|letarias en- aquellos momentos.
Iba diciendo ,pnes. que ha-
bfan encontrado al hombre libre
de partidarismos para que Sc
hiciera cargo del poder ejecnti-
vo. Mr.. Welles discurrfa, infan-
tilmente, que no eran necesa-
rios sensihles cambios en- el es-
tado de cosas de Ia naei6n. Pen
saba, quiz& de buena fe les ca
81 SECURE que de mala fel. qne
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

tapete Carlos Manuel de Cespe-
des. Ecce homo. Ell era el HON
bre.
A TODD este, los revoluciona-
rios, Directorio Estudiantil,
|Grau San Martin, Carlo, Ava
req, Hevia y otros, no permitfan
que Sc les b~arajara con los mai
pes hist6ricos. No aceptaban la
ingerencia del jugador nortea-
mericano. Y permanecian q Ia
expectativa, luchando por i'm
|plantar su programa.
Los comunistas-minorfa a.
'gitada-, habian declarado una
huelga general en- la que envol-
vieron a los organismos obreros
de la Rep6bica, que les siguie-
ron porque sc trataba de echar
q Machado y q su genie. Ger
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

mission ~diplomatica de los Esta-
dos Unidos era a modo de un ca
sino de juego polftico. Welles
era el banQuero. Echaba las car
tas sin cesar. Pero jugaba STEM
pre- con Ell mismo naipe: los vie
jos politicos al servicio del inn
perialismo. Naipe gastado v SUI
clio que era el que conocia Mr..
Welles. Machado era Ell as de
oros. Herrera el as de espadas.
Menocal ell as de copas-le gus
tan las copas a Menocal-. Men
dieta ell as de bastos. Miguel Ma
riano, Martinez Saenz, Iturral-
de, Ferrara y los otros polfticos
del machadato Y de la oposici6n,
eran las cartas memories. Pero
faltaba un comodtn. Habia que
buscarle. Y. apareci6 sobre ea
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

1ser hijo de uno de los martires
|de Ia independence Y haber ser
|vido de ministro de Machado
en- Paris, donde public6 un vo-
humen de letras que lie dedic6 al
general Machado con palabras
de gratitud Y sumisi6n.
Este buen hombre-no RE.
no llora, no habla, es menudo.
de mirada en- extasis-, siryi6
de comodin en- Ell juego de Mr..
Welles. Y jur6 cumplir la Cons
.tituci6n reformada por Macha-
do ante Ell Congress- machadis-
ia, cuyos miembros sc hallaban
desperdigados y escondidos Dor
tenor a las Repositories de la.
multitud que les buscaba para
apalearles-y ante ell Tribunal
Supreme de Justicia de Macha
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
OEPORTES
EVKE CONTRA Ell VETERA
NO ALLEN EUSTACE

Asegura ell empresario Nil
Ter que es de gran importan-
cha, midiendo las cosas por la
habilidad, ell match" del lu-
mes entire Johns Evke, un SUI
pervillano de Chicago, Y Allan
Eustace, ell castro" de Kansas.
Eustace dice que Ell es uno
de los Eases de las luchas es-
tito libre desde que tenia 19
amos. ~s
A esa edad Sc lie enfrent6
con ell famoso Estanila Zybs.
ko, que entonces era 0 decfa
ser campe6n mundial.
Eustace parecia invalido a
la edad de Is amos, cuandn
comprendi6 que debfa prepa :
rarse para no hacer en- la vi
da ell papel de Wctima propi-
ciatoria. Sc prepare, estudi6 y
hoy es una de las figuras mas
destacadas de la arena del mol
tie de West Tmpa.
Evke es I'm tipo que Sc come
los "ninos crudos" Y mo mas.
tica ell aqua" En- Chicago per
saron confiarle, hace algunof
amos, la tarea de librar a esq
ciudad de "gente mala," pert
despues cambiaron de opinion
por Ell tenor que q los buenoi
les aplicara tambien la misms
medicina. Pump. es un hon
bre terrible!
Johnny Plumer, ell herrera
de Iowa, "bueno como ell PAN
que no entiende de villanfas
tendra de contrario q LIE,
Henning.
Reaparecera Ivan Mickla
loft, un viejo favorito, CON Pal
Newman de adversario. Afr.
ma Newman que 81 ha puestc
On ell mapa de los luchadores
al estado de Georgia.
Los amigos de las emocio
mes "fuertes" pueden prepa
rarse para una noche extraor-
dinaria.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
UNA NUEYA VICTORIA
DEL P~UERTORRIQUENo
SIXTO ESCOBAR

New York, julio 24.-Mas de
1000 personals presenciaron en-
el Oval de Dickman, en- esta ciu-
dad, la pelea entrs Sixto Esco-
bar de Puerto Rico, campe6n
del peso bantam, y Geo. Holmes
un jovencito de Brooklyn.
Sc habfa dicho que Holmes
ofreceria gran oposici6n q Els.
CEDAR, pero la realidad fue O.
ira. En- ell tercer asalto Ell arbi-
tro Pete Hartley Sc interpuso y
concedi6 ell triunfo a Escobar,
por nocaut tecnico.
FL puertorriqueno vapule6 q
su gusto la cara y Ell cuerpo de
Holmes, destacando su innega-
BILE superioridad.
No Sc diScutia Ell titulo de Es'
cobar, porque los dos gladiado'
res entraron en- ell cuadrilaterC
con un peso mayor de 118 Ii
bras. Holmes lanz6 unos POGO!
golpes s6lidos en- los tres asal
tos del combate, pero sin gu,
Sixto pareciera notarlo.
Julio Gonzalez, de Puerto ri
co, fue derrotado en- ell mism'
programa por Lou Camps, de
Bronx. Camps cay6 a la Iona Ell
Ell primer round, pero sc ineor
por6 Y Ell final los jueces falla
ron en- su favor.
Victor Cochado, tambien d
PuertoRico, hizo tablas con Ed
die voccia de Harlem; Johnn,
Rinaldi puso a dormir a Mix
Prevetti, de Brooklyn.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

90, tribunal que habia sancio-
nado todas las injusticias v crf-
menes del anterior presiden-
te-, y nombr6 ayrdantes su-
yos y jefes del ejercito a los
mlsmos oficiales que habian a.
metrallado al pueblo; a los mis-
mos oficiales que, dias antes,
causaban repugnancia a la
sociedad hasta Ell extreme de
que, 81 alguno de ellos tomaba
asiento en- un espectaculo o
vehiculo pdblico, quedaban ais
lado en- su sitio porque hufan
&c su lado todas las personals
decentes.
:, Como es de suponer, Mr.. We
lies Sc frotaba las manos de gus
TO- mo cabe duda que era I'm
gran d~iplomatico! lGeniall Ma
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
La Gaceta Folletin No. 20
ENRIQUE M
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

antique Ministro de la Guerra
la convenience de que Sc au.
sentara del pals sin perdida
de tempo. Herrera, como Ma.
chado, auscult6 ell amino de cier
tos sectores militares, esperan-
do hallar apoyo en- ellos, perc
comprendi6 que nadie lie respal-
daba. Y OPTIC por huir.
En- el tingiado de la farsa po-
Utica, los extranieristas hacian
Jas wees de peleles manejados
p0r q embaiador ,Welles. La
~
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

Sc ha establecido en- eI Velodro-
mo de esa ciudad bajo la exper-
ia direction de los hombres que
desde Inelaterra hicieron ell via
je con Ell vencedor de Max Baer.
El progfama de ejercicios dia
rios Sc cumphra, seg6n 10 hs
dispuestoe ell entrenadore Tom
Evans entire las 8 y las 10 d.
la manana.
Por Ia tarde Sc completAra
la labor matutina con paseos
Ilugares distantes.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
TOMMY FAIR EMPEZO
SUS EJERCICIOS

New York, julio 24.-Empe-
rs aver sus ejercicios en- Long
Branch, New Jersey, Ell cam
pe6n ingles Tommy Farr, aspi-
rante q la corona mundial, que
en- Ell mes de agosto Sc batira
con Ell negro Jose Luis, rey del
peso complete.
E campamento del britannica
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

Marcel Thil trajo con 81 a su
director, ell famoso y muy cri-
ticado jeff Dickson empresario
de Paris, la capital de Francia.
Thil es ell legitimo campe6n
del peso medic y Dickson es
un "as' como empresario, com
parade con Tommy Johnston
y otros.
La primera pe1ea del fran :
ces en- territorio de Uncle San,
sera con Fred Apostolic.
Despues, 81 triunfa, Sc pen.
sara en- busearle de adversario
a Freddie Steele, de Tacoma,
estado de Washington,
Steele asegura que la coro.
ma de su division lie pertene-
&c a Ell, no a Thil.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
MOTTO Is De PEIG
LRGA AMERICANA

Df Maggie bate6 su 26e cua-
draegular del ano, pero no pu
do dvitar que los Medias BIan
cas- derrotaran a los NnRees.
Rolfe X Powell tambi6n pega :
ron de Y'jonron." 'Rep Ruff
ing cargo con la derrota y a
Whitehead Sc lie anot6 la vic
|toria.
Otro 1devo triunfo obtuvie.
roi. los Browns bajo la direc :
ci6n de Bottom ey, .col. Hog :
lsett de pitcher, que solo tole-
re 5 hits. To6os los pelotasos
Idel San Luis batearon de hit.
hEduyendo a Vosmick, quaGsss
,cargtt-es.
Kl,t.in. ell notaole pitkr Il
de los Indiog. tavo que rel +
Sc aver bajo los batazos
Medias Rojas, que con II hits
anotaron 8 carreras. FL Cleve
lfanu m IL hits, Pc
lro solo pduo Sntrar dos veces.
Los Atleticos vencieron a los
Tigres en- ell primer d~esafio,
pero cargaron con la humilla-
ci6n en- ell segundo. Once "en-
|tradas" dur6 ell segundo.
New York &c, 18Th, 2e; Chi
cago &c, 18Th, lie.
Washington DC, 5h, De; San
Luis &c, 18Th, lie,
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

NADIA ha dicho todaYia Bar
ney Ross, ell campe6n del peso
welter, en- contestaci6n a la vic
toria del filipino Ceferino Gar
cia sobre ell mejieano Bobby
Pacho. i,
Barnes alegaba que Ceferi :
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

Mr.. Earr se tso con q. PR
VIC permiso de Mike Jacobs. Wi
.ejercito de ayudantes y console
ros.
Hasta un arbitro figura en- el
grupo de "su casa militar".e
E hebreo del Club Siglo Vein
te Sc prOpone dejar a gran dis
tancia ,borrar para siempre el
recuerdo de Tex Richard.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
o Aos GUAN-gs'

Dicen que Tommy Farr Sc
eapta la simpatia de los ameri-
canos ~sonriendo constantemen-
tie.
Mucho sonreir o reir no con-
viene a un gladiator del peso
complete. Pudieran tomarle poi
un actor c6mico.
En- cambio Sc dice de jose
Luis que sin cosquillas no 81
RE.
Sera Ell combate de agosto en-.
ire el muy sonriente y Ell HON,
bre de la cara sin expression.
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

Antes dc que Sc efectuara la
'pelea entire Garcia y Pacho, ell
mejicano era ell favorito.
En- ell gimnasio Ceferino lu-
ella bastante NAL y Pacho, en-
Gambia, daba la sensation de
un nuevo campe6n.
Los expertos tomaron POI
base de su opinion los. ejerci
clos y declararons a Pacho e
favorito.
Despues..-.. la Tealidad de
rrumb6 ell "criterio,: de los ip
teligentes. .
La gaceta., 1937-07-24
LA GATTA

81 peri6dico en- idioma Espahol
ae mas cFcuIaci6n en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
euscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
1908 "a. Ave, Ybor City, Fla
Telsfono Y3702
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

Hace algunos amos lie aeon
sejamos rf0sotros al Circulo
.Cubano, que entonces tenia
Arena" ell abrir una Acades
mia de boxeo Y dar peleas de
aficionados todas las semanas.
No Sc hizo Y ahora Jim Dow
ming va a probar que IA Aca-
demia es convenience para la
juventud Y ademas product :
va.
Y en- la Arena de la Gale Ca
torce, quitado del Estadio, se
va a celebrar un bale!
La gaceta., 1937-07-24

no no tenia popularidad; pero
la victoria sobre Pacho Sc Ia
ha concedido,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
WRIGHT WILL
BEGIN TERM
NEXT MONDAY
Confessed Slayer of R. V.
Melton Given Is
20 Years

Silas Wright, %, who pleaded
guilty to manSlaughter in connec-
ton with the fatal stabbing of his
father-m-law, r. V. Melton, near
Mountain Home last June, and
was sentenced by Judge J. H..
Clement to serve not less than 10
nor more than 20 years in state s
prison. will probably be taken to
Raleigh next Monday, Sheriff w.
f. Davis said today.
Wright entered a guilty plea
late Wednesday afternoon after
evidence for both state and de-
tense had been introduced. He
was promptly sentenced by Judge
Clement.
The state had introduced teSti-
mony to show that Melton was
stabbed over the heart by Wright
during an alteration at a house
shared by the Wright and Melton
families.
The defense, through testimony
by Mrs. Wright, Melton's dargh-
ter, sought to show that the man
was stabbed by Amos Edwards, a
neighbor who was present at the
time. Edwards had been held as
material witness for the cor
oner's inquest, but was not pres
ent for trial.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-05
HOUSE HAS BILL
UP FOR BIRD READING
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commercial fishers.
In the senate, an attempt to
clean it's calendars was made. Yes
terday the upper house passed and
sent 10 the lower body measure
by Senator Pittman of Lee, to re-
Quire examinations of school bus
drivers and to require buSses pur-
chased in the future to be equip
ped with safety glass and COVER
nors, which would set the speed
of the vehicles.
The house and senate finance
committee, meeting jointly to
consider the revenue machinery
bill. struck n Snag which for the
time has the measure up in the
air.
Attack on the bill came from
DR.. Clarence Poe, of Raleigh, ma
tionally known agricultural lead
er, who told the joint group that
it was amazing that the drafters
of the revenue machinery act have
done nothing" toward providing a
homestead exemption as authoriz-
ed by u constitutional amendment
which was passed in last Novem-
ber'S election,
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b, N. OSTEEN
FUNERAL SET
Will Be Held From Refuge
Church Sunday at
2:30 P. NJ.

Funeral services Tor Edward NJ,
Osteen. Sc, who was found dead
in his bed at his home on Jonas
street yesterday morning, will be
held mt 2:3O o'clock on Sunday
afternoon ut Refuge BAPTIST
church. Services will be conduct
ed by the Rev. Sherman Patter-
son.
Coroner Bruce A. Cox has set
an inmest into the death for next
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
ut the courthouse.
Coroner. Cox stated this morn
inc that the inquest was being
held at the request OF members
of the family. He added that nc
had no reason to suspect any Vlo-
,occ in the death, but said mem
bels Of the family had requested
he formal investigation.
pallbeaicrS at the funeral will
be Kenneth Williamson, &. A. Nc
Murray, Paul Dermid, Curtis Hill,
Clarence Hill, and r. V. Hill.
Mr.. OsteCn was a native OF
Henderson county. He is survived
by his widow; six daughters,
Misses Elsie, Berma, Kathleen,
Ailene, Juanita, and Charm; two
brothers, Mass and Thomas Os-
teen. and three sisters, Mrs; Mel
ton pittillo. Mrs Frank Hill, and
Llrs. Lee Hill, all of this county.
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ISSUE TO PEOPLE
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hearing or the court bill starting
next week. Democrats probably
will do most of the opposition
questioning in order to keep the
fight "non-partisan." Among pos
sible witnesses mentioned was
Norman Thomas, Socialist leader.
Several noted women also will be
asked to testify.
3. A proposal to strike at the
administration campaign for sup
port of the presidents plan by in
PRODUCING in the senate resolu-
ton which would make it a mis-
demeanor for any official or en-
ploye of the executive branch ex-
cept the president to speak or
write articles in an effort to in
fluence the public or congress in
regard to any legislation.
ItSas learned that the resolu-
tion had been drawn up some time
ago in an effort to stop what It's
author described as "this vast
administrative propaganda ma.
chine"
The opposition coalition also
discussed efforts of the admins.
tration to line up the support of
farmers and labor.