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months net operating income was
$14,747.629, against $12,679.938.
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
November net operating income was
$1,570,077 against $1,508,004; in IL
months net operating income was $18,-
O41, ,820 against SIS 5,638,227.
Nunn-Bush Shoe Co.-Declared an
initial quarterly dividend of rs cents
a share on new $3.50 par common
stock. payable January 80; previous
payment was rs cents share on No
vember 2. 1896, on old no-par stock.
New York, Chicago & st. Louis
Rail Road-Over 80 per cent of Lake
Erie g. Western bonds have been de-
posted under extension plan; time
for deposit of bonds has been extended
up to and including January Is, 1887.
Walgreen Co-Net of company for
first fiscal quarter ended December 81,
1896, was estimated at over $750, 1000.
equal after dividend requirements to
around IS cents a share; indicated
net income in first quarter Of pre-
ceding fiscal year was about 70 cents
a share.
General Theaters Equip ht Corp.
Common share earnings e months
ended october 81, were
Illinois Bell Telephone, -Novem-
ber net operating incon, hs sl,453.-
500 against $1,2o2. .658 II months
net operating income ST. 997, SOP
against $12,205,955.
Baldwin Locomoti yol Slight
preferred stockhold Ii company
petitioned Federal & Philadelphia,
to require the com } seek a loan
from r. F. C. to Ge its funded
Indebtedness inst5 completing its
reorganization " E'ederal bank
ruptcy law. ~
Bethlehem St.cl Corp.-Company
received orders for rails as follows:
5000 tons from Boston & Maine r. R.;
$500 tons from Maine Central r. R.,
and $500 tons from New York, New
Haven & Hartford r. r. Co.
Paramount Pictures Inc.-Com-
pany's production budget for 1878
season involves about $30,000,000.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA, January o R.-Live
poultry-Fowls, Plymouth Rock. fancy. ~:
meated. go: few. 2l Turkeys. fancy,
young hens. 81. Ducks. muscovy. colored.
1Oail.
Dressed poultry-Turkeys old toms, 20;
fowls fresh killed. in boxes. l6a22
EGGS weak. 3,344 cases: u S. extras,
whites "sl2k3Gi9: browns. 2Sa30: stand
ards 1 and ri -.7a27l2; 3 and T. 26.26l2;
trades. 25aYx mediums, extras or better.
whites. 26Y4 a; standards, 25a25l2.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK January GP.-Eggs. 22-
as. unsettled: mixed colors, special packs,
%: dirties, No. l, %; average checks. "a !;
refrigerators Standards, 24a24l2: .frsts,
H3a23i2: seconds. 2@a2212; checks. 90.
Butter. 5,}13, steady; creamery. extra
(92 sccre). 35l4: other prices unchanged.
Cheese 52.O21 firm and unchanged
Live poultry steady to easy; by freight,
prices UNCHANGED.
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ASSETS.
I. Loan and discounts S97O.a57 SO
. Overdrafts " 1892
). United States Government
1or fully guaranteed 1s9.459.07
4. Other bonds, stocks and
securities 455, lOS. %
&. Banking house. $4,000.
5000 '- - 60 900 90
z Real estate owned other
than banking house 4.30O 90
reserve agencies 31316903
3. Cash. balances with other
banks and cash items
in process of collection 7T14S.23
10. Cash items not in proc
ess of collection---- 25.o7
l3. Other assets -- 114S.O4
Total assets ----S2 0g3, 425 80
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OPPORTUNITY FOR
statesmen.

statesmen.
One of the fine established
mems stores of Washington
has immediate openings for
additional experienced sales
men with executive ability,
for the clothing, hat, shoe
and furnishings departments.
The type of men we desire
are now employed or have
been employed in the better
stores of this city, who have
made a success of their jobs
but desire to better them
selves. Beginning salaries
will be commensurate with
ability and experience and
for properly qualified men
with natural enthusiasm
about their work there is an
unusual opportunity for the
future. All letters should
give full details and will be
treated confidential. Address
Box 68-A, Star Office.
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HELP MEN AID WOMEN.

TELEPHONE SALESPEOPLE with uniimit-
ed service few hours daily wanted at
once. Call Met. 4047 Sunday.
CANVASSERS, experienced for porch in
closures and home improvements; salary
to good workers. 1341 Conn. ave. Room
304
WHITE COUPLE no children; basement
apt. in EXCHANGE ianitor service wife part
time. 1431 Fairmont NV.
COUPLE, white; man to work as butler.
gardener and chauffeur; wife must be
good cook do some housework, plan meals
and serve as housekeeper; must be capable.
honest and responsible; salary. $3.50 per
month, Groom apartment and board.
Apply in person.
D. C. PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
456 INDIANA AVE. NV.
No EEEG
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HELP MEN.

Statesmen (41 to FIJI vacancies caused by
promotions; prom guaranteed salary: permanent
Evans GE GIds snoSe ieeS SP9 susls a1e ADD' SiS
SALES ENGINEER-Have unusual opening
in Washington for middle-aged man TO
saton Repeat Business Greon com
nection. Commissions paid weekly. For
indIderyieW addrsW writ, write giving age. experience.
ware ave and Lombard St. Philadelphia.
SALESMAN to sell Dodge and Plymouth
autos ana Dodge trucks. 4100 Georgia
ave n.W.. Fred Motor Co.
siding: drawing against commission; must
once.
SERVICE MAN, experienced; must have
car and test equipment; permanent posi-
ton. Sun Radio. 93S st. NV.
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN, between ages q
ana rs, who are sales-minded and would
IKE TO start at the bottom with one of the
the country; straight salary; not commits
sion selling; only those who are aggressive
and ambitious need apply. State salary
ana full particulars. Address Box 22s-A
SHOE SALESMAN, thoroughly experienced.
Only those with local reference need apply.
See manager. 1906 st. NV.
SIGHTSEEING LECTURERS and chauf-
feurs. experienced. for inaugural week Ap-
Blue and Gray Tours ASK for Mr.. Ellis.
IINNERs---Apply Federal Contracting Co,
Inc. 9l3 New York ave. NV. Monday I'm.
TWELVE JEWISH YOUNG MEN wanted,
between the ages OF 22 and 30: salary
and commission 504 Adams Building.
pSSs Y3YNa M MAN s.ho about Il able to meet the
Smith, 912 Md. ave. ne.
YOUNG MAN Of neat appearance for gem
eral ONCE work: must be alert and good
mathematician: small salary to start with
GOOD chance of adVancamPOf IN
own handwriting. giving age and reference.
Address Box l23-A, Star office. IL
YOUNG MAN as collector for small month";
402 9TH ST. NV. before am, Room 219.
YOUNG MAN, distribute circulars to
houses part time. Address Box 244-A,
Star office.
YOUNG MAN. with some training and
ability in. pattern making, to learn form
ana ana mold work IN cast stone plant. Ad-
dress Box 307-Z. Star office. 10"
YOUNG MAN with following for budget
tire and accessory store; selling and credit
experience. Address Box 406-X. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN with car: route experience
helpful. Call Monday. Wisconsin SAB
WANTED BY BANK-Clerk with knowledge
OF accountancy. In reply. state age expert
ence and salary expected. Address Box
WANTED BY BANK-Runner with high
school education. In reply. state age and
salary expected. Address Box S2-A Star
ONCE.
We CAN USE two more men OF good repu-
tatlon between the ages Of II ard 45. with
d. driver permits; earnings $50 to $40
ager. J260 22nd ST. NV.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co. can use
neat-appearing married men; salary
commission and bonus. Apply 3Q34 l4th
81. n.w.. End floor. See Mr.. Rawls
SALESMAN AS ASST. DIST. MGR.
Must sell and train others to sell our
accountancy training to prospects who
write for information. Good commission
permanent, with rapid promotion in our
D. c., Baltimore Richmond and Norfolk
oEces. Must have car and be willing to
Work evenings. PHONE MR. PRAETHER
Dist A1p1 MoDday for Int
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
AnacOstia Bank

OF Washington. in the District of Colum-
bia, at the close of business on December
81. 1896.
published in response to call made by
Controller Of the Currency, under Section
52ll. U. S. Revised Statutes.)
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
BOOKKEEPER. teller. for building and
loan association: state age. education, ex-
perience, reference. Address Box 30S-W,
Star ONCE.
ROOKKEEPER, with knowledge of tipping.
in Federal Credit Union; should have
ability to handle small office detail: sal
ary. S15 per week. Address Box 2Se-l'
COUPLE for small family. woman to wash.
cook and upstairs work.. man as butler
and some outside work; live in: give ref
erences in frst letter. Address Box 32-W.
Star ONCE.
TYPIST to copy at leisure. at home
several manuscripts every month for short
story writer Elite type. absolute ac-
curacy and low rate essential Answer on
own typewriter. Address Box 13-W. Star
once.
COLORED COUPLE good house man;
wife must be Al cook; neat in appear
ance; living quarters; reference. Apply
$50, 1425 Columbia I'd. NV.
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YOUNG MARRIED MAN

YOUNG MARRIED MAN
For immediate employment. Over
26 years of age, permanently To-
Gated in Washington and vicinity
and able to furnish good charac-
ter references, as position to be
filled is one of responsibility. We
will favor applicants who can
get along on $50 to $35 per week
for the first 90 days. Apply 1910
Vermont ave. NV, Room 2O5,
Monday morning, 10 o'clock
sharp.
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ASSETS,
]. Loans and discounts S4 S44 56R 81
Overdrafts - 1867
3. United States Govern-
ment obligations di-
rect andior fully guar
anteed - -~------- 453.50O.o 90
4. Other bonds stocks. and
= securities --N0--0- 4O.352. 90
6. Banking house S17O-
600: furniture and
fixtures, S66. 100000 236, 600 90
z. Real estate owned other
than banking house S.435. 90
reserve agencies 1.257.215.ee
9. Cash. balances with other
banks. and cash items
in process of collection 1905. 500 SO
10. Cash items not in pro-
cess of collection- 431 30
13. Other assets ---------- 4.470.93
Total assets ca odd 0sA OF
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AGENTS.

AUTHENTIC STORY. Forward With Roose-
velt" telling his life, aims. ambitions. en-
deayors for social security ana plans Tor
better living conditions for every American.
Large 3OO-page book. profuSely Illustrated.
only ST. Agents selling up to % COPIES a
day. Greatest money maker ever Credlt.
Freight paid Write today for tree CLOTH
bound sample book. Universal House, 1OOo
Arch St. PHILADELPHIA "
profit in new. perfected
1880 Quick-action, automatic gas lighter.
No flint or friction. Lights gas instantly;
81 a dozen or SS for Is dozens. POSTPAID.
Sample free. New Method Co., Box WS-4.
Bradford Pa
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SEVERAL wide-awake, eX-
perienced statesmen, with fol-
lowing, between ages 25-35,
for mems clothing dept. Ap-
ply employment Office, 4th
floor, Lansburgh's Dept.
Store.
THE HECHT co. desires the
services of several statesmen
in the electrical appliance
dept; positions are perma-
nent to those who qualify.
See MIR. Mosher, $50 to II
Monday. Appliance Dept,
first floor.
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THREE MEN

We have vacancies in established routes
for good men willing to work hours per
day IN D. c. or suburban territories. Ex-
perience unnecessary. WE TRAIN YOU.
Good income. Apply 513 K ST. N. W.,
8 m. To 4 pm.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

Splendid opportunity for man with sales
experience to act as assistant TO manager
OF air conditioning department. Engineering
experience is preferable but not essential.
Both salary and commission Permanent
position for the man who qualities Call
Mr.. Phillips. Met. 4s4O. $50 am. to
$50 pm. Griffith Consumers Co., l4l3
New York ave.
TWO REAL ESTATE SAL LESMEN
With past experience; must have reference
and willing to work on new houses only
CAN Crovder Construction Co.. Shepherd
j 3O4 Sunday after IN m
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Reserve District No, &
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
The CITY Bank

at the close of business on December 81.
1896.
published In response to call made by
tion 5211. U. s. Revised Statutes.)
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EXPERIENCED TEACHER viii coach ele-
mentary grades Al references; retarded
pupils speciality results guar anteed. Phone
Adams $40 Ant 5O3
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GREGG. SHORTHAND. typing. English,
arith.. speed dictation; beginners and re-.
views; individual instruction. Decatur 1884.
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK, January R.-Federal
Land Bank bonds:
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LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
FRENCH STUDIO

Professor from Paris guarantees you to
| speak French after 80 lessons; sroupS of
adults and children: new semester oDens
Jan. is; private lesson by appointment st
your residence. 2715 Conn. ave. Col.
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AEI STUDENTS
NEW YEAR SPECIALS

SHORTHAND-Gregg or speedwritine
Dlctation. TyplnR. Filing Accounting
smaller grouDs-Bstter instruction. DAY
SCHOOL SPECIAIS-Secretar course,
SIS month; stenographic SIG a month.
Opportunity to earn part or all Of tuition.
More Position calls than graduates
SPANISH-BegnnerS advanced COM
merclal-Ien easy lessons for So New
classes BEGIN Monday, January s. at pm.
CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE. ST. 18th ST
LEar haIlar cnnrees FIR lass 4 Q
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SPECIAL WORK

For five mechanically inclined men who are
wiling to work day or night as directed
ouahhcations; Neat appearance, ages ~
10 80, and desire to establish yourself for
the future. Apply 40s Commerce and saw
mss Bldg. 9th, and SITS. NV. 1880 m
MnnGaY nihnr -
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Total assets .as4.91
LIABILITIES.
IA. Demand deposits Of indi-
Hia;o ana corporationsrss41 ffionsrsniDs s411 oo1 20
IS. Time deposits of individ-
uals partnerships and
including certified and
standing -@~@"N- ~ w 6s,59o.45
inclusive.
(bl Not secured by pledge OF
ments @~n1-s7. anu 900. .s4e.7s
deposits ---s7,393 e4e.79
81. Interest. taxes. and other
expenses accrued and .e., m
%. Dividends declared but
not vet payable and
% ossz ss,{I:: declared 15sSssS9 1883
80. CAPITAL account:
benture0e- $3.50 10000
Common
stock.
$4,000
shares.
per share S250.O00.00
Surplus IIJ;nis.d--- 1oo'ooo'oo
profitsGnet 4s.3os.o5
Reserves
for con-
tinRencies 100000
Debenture
retirement
fund 27.5OO.O0
Total capital account 719.s0s.O5
Total liabilities SS.244 .2S4 81
District of Columbia. IS:
l. M H. BUCKINGHAM. cashier OF the
above-named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
M. r. BUCKINGHAM. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9th day of January. 1887.
(Seal) JOHN r. GUTHRIDGE:
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
FRANK w LEE
VIM F. KELLY.
c. r. BURTON.
Directors.
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION.

No, III 0.,1I 49,. 7 tI-'4-NT
chanlcally inclined and would ike 10 better
themselves. Must be willing TO train spare
I1nf 10 learn installing and servicing work.
write. giving aEe. present occupation,
phone. etc. Utilities EEglrcering Institute
AddresS BOX l96-A. Star Office La
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MAN

Neat appearing man over 81 (married
Preferred with car, to work for leading
department store. Experience unnecessary
We will train you. Real opportunity for
right man. Call Adams O51O Sunday be-
tween 1:30 and 4:3O pm. Ask for Mr..
CODY.
THE PALAIS ROYAL, INC,
will select men to complete our outside
sales department today. All local work No
cold canvass. Permanent, with good future
Must have references. car and be over 23
Apply personnel office. 9th floor. 10 am,
Monday
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Charter No. o03S Reserve District No.
REPORT OF CONDITION Of THE
Second National Bank

OF Washington in the District of Columbia,
at the close of business on December 81.
1895.
Comptroller of the Currency. under Sec
tion 5211. U. S. Revised Statutes)
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LEARN STENOrYPY-Private lessons by
METROPOLITAN 4227
Evening star., 1937-01-10

RENCH, Spanish. German. English Free
ssons offered by New Language Club In
rmatlon given at 1920 K st. NV, from 4
U D m. on January Is and 16
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notwithstanding Exam.

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM started Jan. @.
HOME STUDY course. cuestion-anSwers,
bv Pergande $3.50. On sale leading book
stores-Lowdermilks Big Book Shop, Paul
Pearlman'S. Brentano'S and Park Book
Shop BOYD SCHOOL, I.s33 p st
Evening star., 1937-01-10

EXPERIENCED paper and twine salesman,
state age, experience and full qualifica-
tions; commission basis only; no triders.
Address Box liza Star office.
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MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Good pay
every day; steady work all year on your
own Rawleigh route. which are established
successes throughout America. over 200
daily necessities needed every home. Big
profits. lowest prices, best values Expert
ence not needed Use our capital. Raw
leigh's Dept. DCA-4-K. Chester Pa. l2'
Evening star., 1937-01-10

CLEANS wallpaper like magic Strange
chemical sponge banishes housekeeping
drudgery. Hustlers cleaning up. Details
free. KriStee Dept. ] 73. Akron. Ohio.
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MARCH OF DIESEL" FREE

~ pages 104 illustrations; relates
the amazing story OF Diesels Yours
without cost or ohlication Simply adj
dress penny post card Estate age) to
HEMPHHJ, Diesel.
Evening star., 1937-01-10

S0-CALCULATING MACHINES-S5.
S5-STEN. AND TYP.-S5.
The Civil Service Preparatory School
629 18th ST. NV, Met. 6337. Established
more than 20 years. Thousands success
FULLY prepared. Prepares for all civil Serv-
ice exams. Every day. every night. Tui-
tion very low
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individual instruction; failure Impossible
by our plan; several special offers; low
NoFth 94 for can r6e 0e W6
more Secretarial School. 1000 14th st.
NV,
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GRECO ORTHAND-Dictation Typinz.
Sngilsh private instruction Evening classes.
Moderate rates. Dec. 24s5-J after pm .
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FRENCH, by exp. teacher; univ. degree;
conversation; prep. to exam. l74O N. H.
ave, RIM. SO.
BURTON LINOTYPE SCHOOL. Printcraft
Bids. teaches you In short time: helps you
set lob; low rates. 12'
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LEARN-EARN-WORK,

Learn massage and hydro-therapy Our
training prepares you to enter dignihed.'
profitable profession. Our diploma and
standing Resident and home study courses.
Phone Natl. 1920. Extension 1909 or write
Washington. D. C.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
BOY OF NINE SKIPS
GRADED SCHOOLS

CORVALLIS. Ore. Nov. ID
(UP)-Tiny bcSpcctacled AleXan-
der Hull. Jr., who never went to
grade school but attended college
classes has entered high school
here at the age of ..
Alexander was % months old
when he knew the 4 B C'S and
four months later he could write
his name. When he reached the
age of 4-hc could and did-rcad
everything, occasionally knocking
off Il few minutes TO rccite the
multiplication tables through -.
When young Alexander was 8,
his father who is member of the
general extension system At Ore
gOn State college, let the boy en-
roll in his harmony class. The
youth already had two years prac-
ticc on the piano and could play
Mozart ID minor fantasia in con
cert. he was further advanced
than the undergraduates in the
class.
Both of the boys parents are
professional teachers ana accom-
pliShed musicians. His father
taught him music and Spanish and
the mother instructed him in elc-
mentary subjects. They permitted
him to collect a library on widely
varied subjects.
He was not permitted to attend
grade school as the parents be-
lieved a mentally advanced child
is held back, annoyed and made
lazy by the slowneSS and simple
ity of average children class in
struction procedure. His parents
said they do not treat him as a
prodigy and never permit him to
Overwork.
Although below average in ath-
letic skill. Alexander is much like
other boys in that he likes to ride
a bicycle and attend movies -
especially comedies.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
Memphis Second
AS Inland Port

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. l3.-
(UP)-Mcmphis ranks second on
~ to New Orleans as an inland
waterways port, according 10 a
report filed with the Memphis
harbor commission by consulting
engineers.
When current harbor improve
ments are completed, the city will
have a waterfront more than ten
miles long, the report said.
1t also stated that Memphis
handled more water tonnage than
such ports as st. Louis. Baton
Rouge, La, Vancouver, San Die.
go, Pensacola, and Wilmington,
n. c.
Crift serving shippers here
range from small gasoline boats
to 2,700 horsepower towboats and
2.OO0-ton barges. Memphis is a
port of call for ~ river transpor-
tation companies, has "a river ter.
minals valued ut $9,000,0O0 and
a public landing about half mile
long,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
Wilmington Church, Convention Host
Nearly Wiped Out By War And Fever

who secured the best medical
help available. But the end was
near Or. Prichard rallied, but
complications set in and he died
November Is, 1862.
That is the story of the pass
inc of one of the pastors of the
church which will next week be
host TO the Baptist state conven-
ton. Only several days before his
death he read with his accustom-
ed interest a part of the proceed
ings of the North Carolina Bap-
fist state convention, rs publish
ed i'm the Biblical Recorder, This
was the only session of that body
from which he had been absent
since his return to his native
state.
Such were the life and death
Of DR.. J. l.. Prichard, an ardent
supporter of the Baptist state
convention, frequent attendant
at its sessions. and an embodiment
OF its high principles of Christian
character. IL is fitting that the
convention should meet this year
i'm the church building which he
planned and started.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-11-13
CALVARY BAPTIST

Located on Grove street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues,
east.
George T. Pennell, pastor.
w. NJ. Garren, chairman Of
deacons.
Thomas Loflin, superintendent
Of Sunday school.
Mrs. w. NJ. Garren, president
of Woman's Missionary society.
Miss Jessie Shipman, president
of Young People.
GAS a. m.-Sunday school.
Our subject is: The Christian
Minister. This is a very timely
subject and should be given very
careful thought as to what the
Bible has to say about it. limo
thv was in charge of the church
at Ephesus. He was very sincere
and earnest, but timid and diff
dent, and in need Of the instruc-
ton and encouragement that came
to him in the letter which is called
by his name. The passages set
forth some public and some pri-
vate duties of a Christian MINIS
ter. Paul was not yet a prisoner,
and yet he had endured much SUI,
fering and shame. Timothy had
shared some of this, and it was all
on account Of their teaching, the
teaching which Paul urged upon
Timothy. We invite you to come
with us in the study Of this lesson.
IL a. m.-Morning worship
preaching by pastor. Subject;
"The Gift Which Was More Valu-
able Than Gold"
In the third chapter Of Acts and
the sixth verse, we have the words
which give in some measure an
epitome of Peters life. In them
he tells the task at which he tolls
morning, noon and night. In them
he tells what it means to him to
live and what it has meant ever
since his meeting with Jesus. 1t
is giving. 20 4, "a g.
$50 p. m.-The young people
meet.
The young people should know;