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SPECIAL SERVICES
AT FIRST BAPTIST

At the regular IL o'clock Sun
day morning service at First
Baptist church. a very impressive
program viii be rendered in con-
nection with the observance of
the Lords Supper. Pastor She
hane viii preach a sermon on '.The
Meaning of the Lords Supper"
This service has been arranged in
a manner that will make it very
beautiful and impressive, it is
said.
In the Sunday evening service.
which begins at s o'clock, another
very helpful program viii be rem
dered, it is shown. Special songs
and anthems viii be sung, and
some 80 or more diplomas will
be delivered to the young people
who have completed their work
in the B. 7. U. Training School a
few weeks ago.
After the delivery of these
diplomas, Pastor Shehane viii
preach sermon on the subject,
.sThe Forty Days of Christ After
the Resurrection. In this con-
nection, all the numbers and pc
riods of forty in the Bible will
be brought out for consideration.
The entire membership of the
church, all friends, visitors and
strangers are cordially invited to
attend these services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

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Baby Skou To
Be Held Tuesday

A show that is guaranteed to
keep the audience laughing from
start to finish is the ~Big BABY
show scheduled for Tuesday eve
ming in St. PauPs Parish Hall
starting at s o'clock. The enter
tainment is sponsored by the
Choir Guild.
According to Director Emil
Sweeting. only males who once
were babies are eligible for en-
trance in the baby show. Many
overerown infants have already
declared their intention of enter
ing the contest.
Beginning at 6 o'clock the
Choir Guild will serve a supper on
the church lawn. A delitibas menu
has been prepared. hEA
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Ibefe uin BE- = meeting 81 Tn
psn Anerican Poetry Society
Nendsg nirht 81 s o'clock At the
he 81 NJ and nfs. ". ". De
melsl - the q. S. Lighthouse
ra4ffnilon. Residents and win
tef visHofs are invited 70 Be pres
ent ~ any 81 the winter visi-
tafa hase original poema they are
ashsd Is hflna them e b read at
the meeslae. oflieers h the So
eHIF STATE.
This meetinR Is dedicated 10
eifltf eaIfogs. and Il Is hoped
eenF viii attend. officers an
aaaata
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MINISTERIAL Unit
TO MEET MONDAY

There viii be q regular month.
y neet'n g Of the Ministerial Ali.
ance held on Monday morning
beginn ne At 1880 o'e.oek, 81 shs
First Methodist Church. accord
ing to announcement made today
by. Rev. Ykney Tiilman Shehune.
president Of the organization.
All members are requested =
be in attendance.
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funeral services, left on the
Steamship Cuba yesterday after
noon for Tampa where Mr.. Cor
mack is connected with the u. S.
Customs Service.
Robert Pinder, member Of the
board of pilot commissioners, left
on the Cuba yesterday afternoon
en- route to Tallahassee where he
viii attend the session of the
Florida Legislature.
Mrs Mizpah Bruins and son
Billy left this morning for Miami
where they win be the guest OF
Mrs. Bruins brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Clements.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Pierce
were passengers on the Florida
Motor Lines bus this morning for
Miami where they viii be guests
for several weeks Of Mrs. Pierce's
sister.
r. c. Rof erts, keeper at Ameri-
can Shoals lighthouse, arrived
yesterday and left over the hieh-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

Repairs to the boilers Of the
Steamship ceiSs. Of the Standard
Fruit and Steamship company,
which is 5erthed at she Porter
Doels cempahy's main plsv was
started yesterday BY d fofes g
local men. rra
The ceiba arrived Thursday
aftern6on and Is to remain It he
dock until Sunday when she VII
sail for Frontera. Mexieo The
vessel viii take bunkers today. 8
existing preferential commercial
relations but the recent discovery
Of enormous gold DEPOSITS in
Luzon have given the Fil'pinos
increased confidence in their abiai-
tv to conduct their own economic
and fiscal affairs. There is a
strong Group in Manila opposed to
independence, who feel that their
economic security lies in their
continued alliance as , territory
of the United States. but Presi-
dent Quezon and other residents
seem to favor complete indepen-
dence as quickly as possible.
The sitdomn strike epidemic is
causing considerable concern
throughout the nation, with some
criticism directed at the policies
of the Administration and its off
Gals charged with handling the
affairs of labor. The critics charge
that the failure Of the President
to disapprove Of the law-hreaking
of labor, with its serious effects
upon social and economic condi-
tions, has been one of the prime
causes for the spread of sitdown
tactics. Generally the critics
charge that the insurgence Of
labor is a direct result of the
Presidents tactics in the last
campaign. Meanwhile, defenders
of the Administration, while adj
vocat:ng the enforcement of law
against seizure and trespass, insist
that until the Supreme Court
passes on the Wagner Act, the
Federal Government is uncertain
of its powers to require and en-
force labor agreements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03
Looking Al ws1hington

N&U4t&ttA0N0 AAM&8 XXX AG&E
gram was designed to stinlu lSe
certain public works projects to
benefit the heavy industries but
that they are now moving along
on a momentum Of their own. At
the present time, the PWA has
approved projects involving
SS9s, 100000, m all states and
about $l4V,OOu,OO0 available from
It's revolving fund. WPA ofiIcia.s,
while generally agreeing with the
new policy, are AFRAID that y may
become permanent and block =
renewal q neavy eonsEfues'on !,
pi.uer'aAiiiss sven ! sns '.su
saDor sleuaaer requires y.
Last week, the Dattle over the
Presidents Court proposal con-
tier showing before the Senate
judiciary Committee. One Tea
ture was the surprise letter from
Chief Justice Hughes, speeitlcaily
approved by Associate Justices
Van Devanter and Brandels, and
IN accord with the views Of the
justices. In u, MI. hughes did
not aeai with the poney lnVotvea
N the Presidents plan Tor the
provisional enlargement Of the
Court, but only discussed the ply
steal task OF the Court, contendmg
that it was fully abreast OF It's
WORK, needed no new justices and
stating specifically that an eillarg-
edmemoership would not promote
the efficiency Of the Court, but,
on the contrary, with more judges
to hear, to confer, to discuss, to
be convinced, and to decide,
would impair that efficiency. y
President Roosevelt came back
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sands,
who were visiting here with Mrs.
Sands mother, Mrs. Eliza Almyda
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

1t is contemplated that a recip-
roeal trade pact viii replace the
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on Olivia street, have returned to
their home in Miami over the
Overseas Highway.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PERSONAL MENTION

ma W. ". Williamson was .
lssfal aFGval IA Key West over
fs4 shasy from Miami Tor a
EaIf STA relatives and friends.
Ms 4 = HanteF. Who Was
NHfnfe mafflnRe. Miss Iona
Naeem. uaa an arrival IN the city
s& sweating eser the highway
frees Mlaui for = visit with rel
Hltfs end friends.
Ma foaeph Narueci was an
arrives b kev West last evening
ever ~ highway from Miami for
ei.'f With hef SISTER. Mrs. Wal
~ Carry a. the home On Duval
street,
Hm J. W. Haitrick vas an
ess4p'ne passenger this riorning
o4e4 fhe highway en route to hi
nml uheFs ~ viii visit for .
NAne with relatives.
MN George Rice. VINO was
Speeding s Willis with her sister
Miss IIeen Williams, left this
ueIaiee for Miami 70 Join Cap
isa k|ee and open their new
hent which hes just been COM
r|4Ied a. San Marco Island.
Has Mary Curtis Williams was
passenger "a the bus this morn
Ia fer Miami whsre she will
visa for & 6hlie with relatives
aad friends.
Ara Pauline Hemingway. who
was ylAiilna IN Havana and from
there went O. Mexieo Tor several
uet1s was q retarnina passenger
go ihp Cuba from Havana yester.
a.
a p. Newkirk, travelling en-
aiaeef lnapeetof e he pWA, who
uW hers il eennectipn. vith. tbe
meIt 81 he Oversees Highway,
ga 1esteldar sfletaoD1 IN rlthe
sieaHIhip Cuba for Tampa "a
soaIe b headaahflsFs II Jackson.
FII1.
~ 81 Austin. extension ! seere-
taff az ihe Beard ef Edneation
% ne Methodist church in Flor
laa whe vas conducting classes in
az study 81 The Life Of Christ,
Ia Aer West, left yesterday after
sea 81 the Steamship Cuba for
Tampa en- routs 10 Lakeland.
Captain d. ". Tracey, q. s.
a uho was with Mrs Tracey
visiting friends At Key West bar
fatka' left yesterday afternoon on
re Cuba fof Tampa.
ar& danes Cormack who was
here visiting relatives and was
called here because Of the fatal
.ilness Of her father James Gal
h1aiih and remained for the
sseeeeeeeeeeesesseseeeee
WHEN ENERGY RUNS LOW
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~ s. Austin. extension ! seere-
iaff az tbs Beard ef Edneation
~ iht aiethnslizl church il Flor
laa whe was conducting classes in
- NiudY Of The Life Of Christ,
in ker West left yesterday after
neeH 81 the Steamship Cuba for
Iampa en- raute 20 Lakeland.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

Captain D. ". Tracey, U. S.
a uha was with Mrs Tracey
sa'llae friends At Key West bar
letka left yesterday afternoon on
re Cuba for Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

Ar& 1ames cormack who was
hete Visiting relatives and was
called here because Of the fatal
.i|neas Of her father James Cal
hgai'h and remained for the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

Ms = W. Haltrick vas an
esl8p'nN paeeaner this raorning
aetl ihe highway en route to hi
aHi where sha will visit for .
whils with relatives
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

MA Pauline Hemingway, who
was visiting IN Havana and from
there sent q Mexico Tor several
4Nt1s was q returning passenger
go lAn Cuba from Havana yester.
az
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

Nhs Mary Curtis Williams was
3 passenger "a the bus this morn
Iae fer Miami where she will
taA ~ & while with relatives
aaa fflend4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-03

D. ARONOVITz|
Department Store
MONDAY SPECIALS
New assortment of Ladies'
Crepe Silk Dresses in Prints
and Pastel Shades, SHES Ia to
So, special .-.--..-.......-...-.... $1.96
CLOSING OUT-Odds and
Ends Of PURE SILK and
WASH DRESSES at greatly
reduced prices. Now Is your
opportunity to buy same at
CLOSE OUT LOW PRICES.
......... ...s.....sss.s--.
Ladies Summer
All styles and colors including
whites at remarkably low
prices.
NEW SHIPMENTS OF
LADIES' HOSE
in Knee Lengths and Regular
Lengths in Service and Chit
ION weights. Beautiful new
Summer shades ........... 75c up
--.----A--.---A.-.- -s..-.s-s---ss-s<
Large Shipment of New
SUMMER SHEER PRINTS
of Silks and Cottons at spe-
eia1ly low prices, 1Oc yard up
Largest Showing of
BOYS SUITS and CHILL
DREN'S DRESSES
in the city
Priced at soc up
New Summer
S H o E s
in Sandals, Low and High
Heels, all eolors,
$1.50 up
Closing out one lot of
MEMS FINE SHIRTS,
Special 79c
Large Assortment of
MEMS WORK PANTS
Special $1.OO up
MEMS SHOES
Specially Priced, sos up
OUR STOCK OF MER-
cHANDISE CONSISTING OF
LADIES', MEMS and chill
DREN's WEAR is complete.
We carry nothing but the best
at lowest prices.
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ma ~. ~. Williamson was .
lseeal arrival IA ksy West over
lH4 hhasy from Miami Tor a
Hat alh relatives and friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17

1861. S. Senate, sitting as court
of Impeachment, finds Judge H. L.
Ritter of Florida guilty and removes
him from office
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
J. o. ROWELL is NEW
STATE ENTOMOLOGIST

College Station, Raleigh, April II
The employment of j. 0. Rowell as
entomologist for the State college, eA-
tension service was announced To-Day
by Dean I. 0. Schaub, director.
Rowell will succeed G 4. Brannon'
who resigned several months ago to
accept the position of entomologlst for
the State Department OF Agriculture
A native of Marion, S. c., Rowell
graduated from Clemson College with
B. S. degree IN entomology and ZOO
logv in 1881. He received his M. S.
decree from the University of Florida
in 1888, and then spent a year at
Kansas State College working for his
electorate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
Il CONTESTSF FOR
DEACS NEXT WEEK
Baseball Team Takes Spot
Light With Three Big
Five Games

Wake Forest, April 17-Eleven con-
tests are scheduled for Wake Forest
Colleges athletic teams next week
Coach John Caddells baseball nine
will take the forefront by playing four
Southern Conference games at home,
and three of which are with Big Five
foes.
DR.. E. E. Folk, tennis coach, will
take his Deacon meters on a three
match tour Of Virginia, opening play
against William and Mary, there,
Tuesday. The Baby Deacons base
ballers, tutored by Perk Reinhardt,
will invade enemy territory for games
Thursday and Friday, returning Sat
urday for a tilt here.
Wake Forests athletic program for
next week follows:
Tuesday: (tennis) William and
Mary, there.
Wednesday: basebalD William and
Mary, here. (tennis) Richmond, there.
Thursday: (basebalD Davidson, here
Greensboro high, there (frosh) (ten-
nis) Randolph Macon, there.
Friday: (basebalD Davidson, here,
Hargrove Military Academy, there
(frosh).
Saturday: (basebalD Duke, here,
Greensboro high, here frosh) (track)
Hampden Sidney, there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17

Clarence H. Mackay, board chair
man of the Postal Telegraph, born in
San Francisco, 63 years ago.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
TEN CONTESTS ON
UNC SPORTS CARD

Chapel Hill, April Following a
lull in competition due to spring holi-
days here, Cardinals varsity and
freshman athletes will start anew
their quest for State and Southern
Conference honors by participating in
10 events, seven of which are booked
for the home grounds.
The fast-stepping tennis team will
entangle with Duke in the annual two
meet series on Tuesday at Chapel Hill
and Saturday at Durham
The baseball team goes into action
here three times next week: V. P. L.
Monday, William and Mary Tuesday
and N. C. State Friday.
The varsity golfers will vic for hon
ors with Dixies best linksmen in the
Southern Intercollegiate at Athens,
Ga, on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Following a weeks trip into Virgin
ia and Maryland, Cardinals track con-
tingent will oppose the strong William
and Mary team here Saturday after
noon.
High school track and tennis ath-
letes will compete here Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons in the an
nual state meets.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17

latest screen offering, which opens at
the Vance Theatre on Sunday night
at $50 with Eric Linden and Cecilia
Parker in the starring roles.
Linden and Miss Parker, who have
been regarded as the screens ideal
love team since their successes togeth-
er in MGM's "Ah, Wilderness" and
"Old Hutch" and more recently in
Grand Nationals "Sins of Children, -
give a performance that is practically
flawless. Linden's characterization of
the boy, is convincing and sincere and
lovable, while Miss Parker, as the girl
who loves and is loved but who can
not cross the barrier between them, is
more thrilling and fascinating then
ever.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
% Schools Are Entered
In Track-Tennis Match

chanel HILL April 17-The Nor'n
1aI;na High School Athletic Assocla-
~ viii sponsor its 25th annual track
meet NEE and its 22nd annual tennis tour and
nament here next Wednesday ana
tTbursdav afternoons.
u"' total of 25 teams have filed en-
.ta. for the two contests, e. R. Ran
1 i IN secretary of the Association, who
A''' IN charge of arrangements, an
nounced today. MI. Rankin said that
no rIDected several additional entries
L.fo,a the starting time Wednesday.
ThfItcen schools will take part in
.he rack competition: Sanford. Char
iatre Chapel Hill, Durham, Goldsboro.
Hiqh Point Greensboro, Fayetteville,
on-Salem, Rural Hall, Mineral
ca.inos. Old Richmond and Kerners-
The tennis representatives: Chapel
uu Wilson, Greensboro, Monroe,
Washington Concord, Henderson, Fay
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17

Neil Dalrymple, Jonesboro boy and
baseball and basketball star at North
Carolina State, has been selected by
student vote as the best athlete of the
school wear at Stale. He was elected
Yesterday over Joe Ryneska, football
star and Will receive the coveted alum
nj athletic trophy. Dalrymple also is
an honor student vice-president of the
senior class and vice president of
Golden Chain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
HENDERSON, IN cy DAILY DISPATCH SATURDAY, APRIL IT, 1887
BULLDOGS TOPPED
BY EPSON, 10 TO G
Good Deal Improvement
Noted in Miller's Nine;
Visitors Hit Hard
BY SEYMOUR DWORSKY

Yesterday at League Park the Bull
dogs lost hard luck game to Epson
the final score being to 10.
The game was a close one all the
way through but especially until the
sixth, when lady luck must have de-
celved the home town boys. There
were few errors made during the en-
tire game with the exception of Ep-
SONS center fielder
EPSON this year has been making
history and the Bulldogs have
done more than any of her other foes
in tanning them down.
The Bulldogs showed real sports
manship during the game, and in the
seventh inning when F. Roberts kick
ed Galloway in the head. This acct
dent occurred as Roberts was coming
down the home stretch to score anoth-
er run for EPSON. Galloway got him
out and stayed in another few minu-
ties but soon lost his head, and had
to be taken out of the game. T. Ride
out took Calloway's place and did a
splendid job the rest of the game.
The Bulldogs will play their fourth
game of the season Tuesday at League
Park at 400, we hope that all of you
(and 1 do mean you) will turn out
and see the Bulldogs play this game.
EDSOm All r III r.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
STORY NAMED HEAD
OF ELON STUDENTS

Elon College, April Thatcher
story. of CORTLAND, Virginia, has
hean named as president of the stud
ent body at Elon college for the 1887
'3S college year. following the annual
snring elections held on the campus
Story, a member of the junior class
this wear, has been one of the leading
students on the campus and has at
tanned a high scholastic standing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17

etteville, Winston-Salem, Durham,
Charlotte and Raleigh.
Tennis participants will meet Tues
day night at o'clock in the Y NJ G.
A. building here with John Kenfield,
Cardinals varsity coach, to arrange
for the drawings. Play will get I'M
der way at o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. Finals will be held Thursday
afternoon.
The track program will be run on
Thursday. Contestants will meet with
Coaches Bob Fetzer, Dale Ransom and
Johnny Morriss at Emerson Stadium
at 10 o'clock to receive their numbers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
M|DDLEBURG WHIPS
FEB VANCE, I TO z
Ninth Inning Rally Nets Five
Runs and Victory for
Middleburg

Middleburg score five runs in the
ninth inning yesterday afternoon at
Zeb Vance to win the tilt 7-2, after
the game had been nip and tuck af-
fair from the start.
MiddleEurg tied the score in the
sixth frame, pushing over a run.
Bennett, with three hits, led Middle
burg attack, while Hendricks got two
out of four trips
Brown got two of Zeb Vance's four
hits.
Middleburg ....... O1O DOL OO5-7
zeb Vance .... 1O1 600 OOO-2
Nelson, Ellington and Lane; Clay
ton and Brown.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
"GIRI LOVES BOY" SPARKLES
WITH YOUTH, LOVE, LAUGHTER

Youth and romance are seldom far
apart. Youth also is period of trial
and error, with experience moulded on
mistakes, out of which may come hap
piness or downright misery, according
to the toss of fate.
1t is such a theme as this, in which
romance and potential tragedy are
skillfully blended with occasional
comedy relief, that motivates the plot
of Girl Loves Boy" Grand Nationals
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-04-17
OXFORD WILL PLAY
GOLDEN BELT NINE

Oxford will play the Golden Belt
Club of Durham Sunday afternoon at
2:3O o'clock in the Dodbers park at
Oxford, it was stated here today.
Oxford whipped Longhurst last
Saturday 4-3 and the Luckies Sunday,
4-3..
Don Peasants, local hurler, is
member of the Oxford hurting staff.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-01-05
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