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Evening star., 1937-12-26
R E S OIL v E

How many words can you form, Of
three or more letters, from HOLIDAY?
The puzzle editor got 26-see II you
can do as we'll.
Not this year, but . year long ego,
is represented In our picture puzzle.
Evening star., 1937-12-26

Behead a garment and get q monkey
Behead a weapon and get . fruit. be-
head it again and get part Of the body.
ANSWERS TO LAST WEEKS
PUZZLES.
l. Crossword puzzle solution.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18

alton has, the Truth were known South greater
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18
PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.

When you pay your bills give your newspaper man the
first piece of money.
The newspaper man supplies you with the real news
you SO much need and without which you hesitate to start
your daily duties without reading the papers -,
One of the most important things in the world today
is to have something o read
NOW II you must put off paying any one be honest
enough to take care of your newspaper man.
You know the newspaper men are not wealthy. He
seldom ever has surplus in the bank Too often men act
ukihdy by ref!ting the paper men like an orphan child
ana sometimes content themselves Withholding on the
paper business as luxury but ah assured God
ot ocked ne EXPECTS of you keep your word about
your paper and that debt with as legitimate as NV
otler then look the world in the face like man and
gentle man.
he cannot afford collection EXPENSES He should NOT h,
expected to- he is courteous enough to sometimes credit
you ana DE enIent don't think you should show him
equal courtesy by paying him PROMPTLY and without max
ing him extra expense
Inc newspaper man supplies you with the real news
WIN MS money in pockets than you can paw vours if
'ie olher leilo" refuses what he is due you
far exchange is robbery They certainly are on4it
Ell 10 square deal not New Deal Be Fair Be lust No,v
let us hear from you by return mail
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The Public is Cordially
Invited
. To Visit
The New Beautiful
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LARGE =. ss vi
Tailoring Sales
Store

Ground FlOor--Gtreet Entrance--New Furniture
indirect Lighting--t to fifteen degrees
cooler than the street
We now offer the public the most eyc7usive
Tailoring Sales Room in WEIGH, wi tn over 1000
selections Of any wanted WOODEN fabric, or Of
trop ical worsteds, Linens and Summer wear al
tailored to youa individual measure Of your
own ideas
Paul Galtck, the dean Of tailors. is in charge
Of the department Of alterations. repairinr.
cleaning and pressing.
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loss in wealth and Prestige than all Value accrued from
the result of the reign demagogues the south And at last
John Temple Graves H. of Ca emplores Negro eucat
ed Youths park here for life that new dav
dawnng Strange indeed but the Negroes who left
South and with Strangers tder homes have divorced
ne love and memory from the South They have carried
southern traditions of home life Christianity there where
never before Southern cooking and become so famous
in the North and West
am told that Greensboro native Negroes now citizens Of
New York make it practice by certain big hotel in
New York City just to they get chance at meeting
Greensboro white man there whom they know back home
Why tine Southern Corn Negro love- the South
beyond his personal contro-Yea command of HIGHER
power IMAM M- due to the law of Love- the spirit of
Nature The word native does not in all its elements Of
~ ~ pace "Hefe enc was born for person may be born
" sea- ABOARD tram or IN the air But native
ed and heartouchng thing means the ground upon
h one was Feared and loves made ND of the flesh
ana bone OF his people, fathers mothers brother
SINS and loving neighbo For three years and
Negro and White people have gone back to earth in Dxeand
ere at the moment of the drge of and the tan
" SeS 10 She friends OF both have let drop
IN the process of burial the grave dying hour
Yea whatever be and whatever may have been the
imposed one upon the other white black Dxad it was
not natural but due to the preaments demagogues with
whose names the future is yet to deal, i'm hands
have believed that yet south voice of truth
would some day dare to speak the Strange it may
nave seen both white and black manifest the great
est physical bravery while at the same they were moral
towards daring to die for the BILL ptifu towards in
the face of truth and human justice -. .... 49,.
One thing the cou which has gives lie to the
belief that lie and southern people hate another
is the fact that and white
another Not only that but there ties between Negro
and white of the South which will through
death until the tramp shall sound and the dead shall be raised
and stand before God to be Judged out of their hearts
Yea Cast Down Your buckets where you
and opportunity all about you. ..... ...... ......
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KEYSTONE LOCALS
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ing of this week. This matri'
monial tie was officialized by
Rev. r. P. Johnson, pastor of
Ebenezer Presbyterian Church
in Kimball.
Prof. John Hairston, former
principal of the Keystone-Eck-
man Junior High left Thursday
of this week for his home in
Washington, d. G.
Mrs. Ida Wooten of this city
who underwent a slight opera
alton at the Providence Hospit-
al last week is reported to be
improving very nicely and to
to the satisfaction and pleasure
of her many friends and relat-
ives. .r-.
Hon. w. R. Keyser, Editor of
the WEIGH Daily News accom-
panied by the Hon. Ralph Grim
cite also of the WEIGH Daily
News enroute from Bluefield
where they had been on bust
ness stopped for a few minutes
at the Times office on business.
Attorney Stewart A. Calhoun
accompanied by his son Harold
returned last Saturday morning
early from Chicago where the
son has been attending school.
Thos. Quarles, Chef for the
Virginia Supply Company on
the yard of the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company, was
in the city for a few minutes
Thursday of this week. He re-
ports business to be good a~lang
as there is plenty of coal to be
hauled.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1937-06-18

Life goes empty unless we
have a sense that our lives in
diviually and our life nationally
are dedicated to some utterly
worthy enterprise, crusade, OBJ
jective.
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INTERNAL FRICTION SUICIDAL,

10 VIII an election by any body means work-Comnoor
organization and the throwing away of petty ealousies
internal factions Swapping another has never ros,tl
" S 's Out defeat-That old proverba statement
House divided against itself can not stand is m tr
10 Gay as when spoken 200 years ago
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Mr.. James Vanhook of Beck
ley was a social visitor in the
city last Sunday accompanied
by friend boy were the guests
o several of their outstanding
friends, Mr.. James became a
voluntary subscriber to theme
Dowell Times.
Hon. w. M. Riley head of'Key
stone local United Mine Work
ers of America, is a very busy
man and because of his expert
ence with mining and because
of his close relations and CO.
operation with United Mine
Workers commends him and his
opinions to favorable consider
alton. 1t is to be commended
to see that a man of his ability
and promotion has made no fool
OF him and without prejudice
selfshneSs or what not he NOV
es in and around among the
pleasantly.
The Tri-District News at
Northfork has recently INSTALL
ed a new Linotype machine and
has additionally equipped their
plant with one of the most re-
markable supplies imaginable
making this plant capable of
turning out practically any kind
OF job printing however, diff
cult same may be.
Too, the management is ever
genial to the public.
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G. A. BRYANT
Bryant's Clothes

@erchants and Miners Bldg. Phone $40, Welch,
We Opposite Lewis Furnit ure Co., or diago-
"a--J across from the State Ltoor1 store on
Wyoming Street.
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valentine-Hedric NuptiaI -
Mr.. L. c. Valentine of Kimball
a very popular business man
Mrs. Hattie Hedrick were unit
ed. In holy wedlock Tuesday even
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ELEANOR HOLM JARRETT,
former Olympic backstroke swimming
champion, finds that pedaling a sta
tionary bicycle keeps her in physical
trim for her appearances in Billy Roses
Aquacade at the Great Lakes Exposi-
ton in Cleveland, where she heads
cast Of 500 swimmers, singers and
dancers in the worlds first great water
extravaganza. Appearing with her from
May 20 to Sept. 6 on the 100 -foot float.
ing stage at the 5,0OO-seat theatcr, amid
lighting equipment three times that OF
Radio City, are Johnny Weissmuller
and Aileen Riggin, also former Olympic
champions and motion picture stars.
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hon. Harry J. Capehart Attend Federal Cont
Is A Most Busy Man

% 'nS week Attorney Harry j. Capehar whose
S name IS Synmynl for the practice of law lawyer If w
uIialV ability and cne of the fighters AT fine l
any young man IN the profession topped Off on Kew. 6 for
" "'eS on his way back Wclch from BuefioId ,bor m
"u oeeh looking after some federal cases
Capehart when in Keystone, at the home Of his .pi,
ASKED were especially when speaking his starting pIaco IL
public life He has, doubt more friends to tho ~ ;t
man any oozeh other men to be found the map His friends
''eo ne IS known IN Keystone lawyer of the first
water ana MS services needed wanted and Deand, NV
more people than by other man in di; country
Capehart Is the man who the of the first and only
anu Lynchlhg Bl with teeth in it that ever passed in any
southern state Then Capehart business man Tho Sim
Is 100 nigh for Shisters" to try impede his nropros m
mas firm foundation And his practice today doubl, rt
ened by his partnership with the yesat a,tc and ~
lawyer Leon Miller r9ke for the finest Law, firm IN ,y
Virginia They both real students
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE FIRST
alton has, if the Truth known caused the South f
Evening star., 1937-02-27
DIR. E. H. PRUDEN
LISTS SUBJECT
Spiritual Surgery" to Be
Theme at First Bap-
tist Church.

Spiritual Surgery" will be the
theme of Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden,
pastor Of the First Baptist Church, to-
morrow morning. In the evening he
will speak on Successful Discipleship."
Swedish services will be held at $50
pm, DR.. K. E. Carlson preaching.
The 135th anniversary Of the found
ing of the church, March Z, 1902, will
be celebrated by a dinner at the church
Thursday, which will be featured by
several short, inspiring talks by promi-
nent speakers and by several musical
numbers. E. Hilton Jackson, mod
orator. will preside.
There will be a meeting Of the Board
Of Deacons at the church Monday eve
ming. The meetings of the Sunday
school officers and teachers. and Of
the Business Women'S Circle have been
postponed from Thursday evening to
the following Thursday.
= A group of young women from the
Euzelian Glass will visit Ivakota and
conduct service there tomorrow.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
DR.. HOllister
Will Speak
Tomorrow
Lighting the Fire" to
Be Subject at Chevy
Chase Church.
At CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTE-

AT CHEVY CHASE PRESBYTE-
= RIAN CHURCH tomorrow morn
ing Dr. j. Hillman Hollister will
preach on Lighting the Fire" The
first session of the communicate class
for senior high school students will
meet in DR.. HOLSTERS study at 1920
am.
At $50 the Hearthstones will meet
in the church school and the Alpha
Omega in the church house. At 1880
pm. the Collegians meet at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Biggs, 6225
Thirty-Second place, the f1reside group
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
La Roe, 4600 Linnean avenue. and
the Young Peoples Society at the
young peoples room. Miss Nancy
Knox will present a review of Five
Great PHILOSOPHERS of Life" with the
Collegians and DR.. Hollister will dis
cuss Prayer" with the Young Peoples
Society.
Bishop Robert E. L. Strider, of the
Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia
will be the union Lenten speaker
Thursday, in the Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church at 8 o'clock.
The annual church school staff
meeting will be held Saturday after
noon and evening, with Miss Florence
Norton of the Presbyterian Board Of
Christian Education and Miss Martha
Stauffer, director of religious educa-
ton at the Petworth NJ. E. Church, as
guests.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
DR.. Rustin
Will Speak,;
Banquet Set
Bible Class Will Have
Annual Event Thurs
day Night.

DR. JOHN w. RUSTIN, pastor OF
Southern Methodisms repre-
sentative church in Washington. will
preach on Does Our Church Server"
tomorrow morning and in the evening
on The Greatness of God"
The thirty-frst annual banquet OF
the A. B. Pugh Bible Glass will be
held at the church Tuesday at 7 pm
Representative Braswell Deem Of Geor-
gia will be the principal speaker.
The Washington city churches will
hold cooperative mission study class
at this church Monday and Thursday
10 to IL m. Congo Crosses" by Julia
Lake Kellersberger. is the book to be
discussed. Mrs. c. c. Bush, pioneer
missionary to the Belgian Congo who
first formulated the language and die
tionary of that section of Africa, will
speak to the class.
The Board of Stewards will meet
in the church Wednesday at 8 pm
and the Finance Committee at 7:3O
pm DR.. Rustin will conduct tbs
prayer meeting Thursday at pm.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
FIFTH SERMON
IN SERIES is SET
Rev. G. E. Schnabel to
Preach at Albright
Memorial Church.

The fifth sermon in the series on,
"God and Life" will be preached at
Albright Memorial Evangelical Church
tomorrow at II o'clock by Rev. George
E. Schnabel. The subject will be
what Are We Here F'or?" Sunday
nights subject will be The Miracle
Of Me" This sermon Is the sixth In
the series Of sermons on God and
Life"
The Youth Council will meet to-
morrow at 4 O'Clock.
On Tuesday night the brotherhood
will meet with DR.. Sam Stewart pre-
siding. This will be church night pro-
gram. There will be entertainment
and refreshments.
There will be mothers Lenten ser
vice and discussion period Wednesday
at 1:3O O'Clock, with God and the
Child" as the subject, in charge Of
Mr.. Schnabel.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
'Crusading'
Is Subject
Of Sermon
Rev. H. S. Anderson
to Answer Questions
in Evening.

"A CRUSADING CHURCH. is the
= topic of Rev. Howard Stone An
derson's sermon tomorrow morning at
First Congregational Church. The 8
pm. service will feature a question
box sermon and gospel song service
Some of the questions which Mr.
Anderson will answer are: "Is espion-
age by employers as bad as Shutdown
strikes by employes?" rs birth con-
troll nti-Christian?" why do not
ministers and priests heal the sick
by laying on of hands as done by
Jesus?" "Is it against the teachings
81 Jesus for divorced people to re-
marry?" 1T a white lie ever justi-
f1ed?" why are there more widows
than widowers?"
The Young Peoples Society will meet
in the east parlor at $50 pm. Carl
Markwith, leader, has as his subject
I'm Defense of Exaggeration." Henry
Baker will lead the worship service.
The Friendly Forum will meet Mon
day evening and following the dinner
at $50, William Rowe, tenor. and
Mary Gastrock Belt. organist of the
Douglas M. E. Church, will give a
program.
Mrs Georgette Ross Howard is the
speaker at the Young Women's Club
Tuesday at 6;l5 after the dinner.
Representative John r. Murdock of
Arizona will speak on "A Laymans S
View Of Religion" at the meeting,
which follows the supper at 6 o'clock
Thursday.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
DR.. Brown
To Address
Bible Glass
Diocesan Missioner to
Speak Tomorrow
at St. Paul's.

REv. CLYDE BROWN. diocesan
~ missioner, will speak to the Bo-
hanan Bible Glass at St Paul's
Church, Rock Creek Parish, tomorrow
at $50 am. on What the Bible Tells
Us About the Mission of the Church" !"
His subject for his sermon at the IL
o'clock service will be Prayer and
Health" using the text THE prayer
of faith shall save him that is sick,
and the Lord shall raise him up"
The Rock Creek Chapter. Brother
hood of st. Andrew. will meet Mon
day at 8 O'Clock. Charles Waldecker
and Berry Simpson have been ap-
pointed lay readers of the church
James r. Kirkland, will speak to
the Young Peoples Fellowship at
$50 pm. on the Bible as a Law
Book"
A meeting of the Rock Creek Play
ers will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Mathews with Mr. and
Mrs. c. L. Pickens assisting.
DR.. Bohanan. rector. will be the
celebrant at the holy communion
service at $50 am. Each Sunday at
pm. he conducts an informal service
of instruction and conference on the
history teaching and worship of the
church.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
PASTOR TO TALK
ON "STRADDLING"
DR.. Snyder Picks Theme
at St. PauPs Lutheran
Church.

In the third of his series of Lenton
sermons DR.. Henry w. Snyder will
discourse on the theme "Straddling"
at St. Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning. At the evening SER
vice the Hickman Bible Class will
attend in body and the sermon topic
will be The Best Dynamite"
The union Lutheran service on Mon
day evening at Keller Memorial Church
will be addressed by Rev. Harold S.
Miller.
Clothing for the food sufferers will
be received at the church Tuesday
from II to 3.
The community service Thursday
evening will be held at the Chevy
Chase Baptist Church. Bishop r. E.
L. Strider of West Virginia delivering
the sermon.
The women's Lenton prayer service
Friday from 1870 to 2:30 will be at
the Georgetown Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1937-02-27

Will Hear
Bible Talk
DR.. Rasmussen Will
Continue Sermon
Series Tomorrow.

nR. CARL C. RASMUSSEN, pastor
of Luther Place Memorial Church,
will preach the third sermon in his
Lenten Sunday morning sermon series
at the IL o'clock service tomorrow.
His theme will be THE -Valida-
ton of the Bible"
Miss Dorothy limerick will lead the
Intermediate Luther League at 6
O'Clock in consideration of the sub
ject Helping Others Read"
The young peoples fellowship will
hear DR.. Henry w. Snyder. pastor Of
St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Tuesday
evening He will speak on Christian
Symbolism"
Rev. Edgar D. Ziegler, assistant
pastor, will continue his series of
Lenter midweek talks on the prophecy
concerning our Lord as found in the
book of Isaiah. He will speak Thurs
day at 7:45 on The Destiny of the
Servant Of the Lord"
A meeting of the church council
will be held Wednesday evening in the
parsonage.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
REV. J. H. GARNER
CONTINUES TALKS
What Shall We Do With
Jesus?' To Be Subject
Tomorrow.

What Shall We do With Jesus?"-
the third of a series of Lenten SER
mons on the general theme The
Lords Life and Ours"-will be the
subject of the sermon tomorrow at
II am. in the Sixth Presbyterian
Church by Rev. J. H. Garner The
evening service will be centered about
the sermon Questions That Jesus
Asked"
A meeting of the Winsome Crusade
Workers will be held at Z pm. Tues
day. Meeting of the board of di-
rectors at 7:30 pm. Wednesday.
The Sunday church school teachers
and officers will have a banquet in
the dining room Friday at $50 pm.
The Nominating Committee will make
recommendations for officers.
The minister's classes for cate
chumens will be held each Sunday
at 9:45 am. for young people. and
Friday afternoons at 4:30 pm. for
juniors.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
YOUNG PEOPLES
SERIES TO START
Rev. Abernethy's Topics
at Calvary Baptist
Announced.

Rev. w S. Abernethy. pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on "Co-operative
Work in Washington" and in the
evening on Youth and Religion" ="
The latter is the first in a series Of
four sermons for young people.
Rev. Frank E. Johnston. jr, minis
ter's assistant. will conduct the junior
church service tomorrow morning.
Day of prayer for missions will be
held Thursday morning A luncheon
will be held at noon, followed by an
executive meeting of the Woman's
Baptist Missionary Association. Mrs.
George A. Ross. president. will pre-
side.
Rev Frank E Johnston will have
charge of the mid-week prayer service
Thursday evening, during the ab-
sence of the pastor, who will be in
Toledo, Ohio. conducting noon-day
Lenten services.
The Wilbur Glass will hold busi-
ness and social meeting at the church
Tuesday night.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
DRIVE TO OPEN
Eldbrooke NJ. E. Will Start
Visitation Campaign.

The annual visitation campaign of
evangelism begins in Eldbrooke M. z.
Church tomorrow In keeping with
this program Rev Walter M. Michael
will preach at II am. on Our Pro-
fession" and in the evening on In
escapable Burdens
The Epworth League meets at 8
pm. for a social and tea, to be followed
at pm. by a devotional service.
The midweek Lenten service will be
held at the home o. F. F. Robey, 1929
Alton place, Wednesday at pm.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
M'KENDREE M. E.
Rev. S. E. Rose to Speak
on "Subiect of Religion"

At McKendree M. e. Church "The
Subject Of Religion" Is Rev. s. E.
Roses third Lenten sermon, which he
Is preaching on Sunday mornings, the
general subject being "Meditations
on Religion" Service at II am.
Young Peoples League meets at 7
pm.
Mr. and Mrs c. H. Ward will lead
the service at pm. The minister
gives the third evening Lenten ser
mon on "They Saw Calvary" the
topic being THE Fleeing Disciples"
Lenten meditation on the first chap
ter Of st. Johns Gospel will be given
by Mr.. Rose Thursday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
REV. H. E. BEATTY
ANNOUNCES THEME

Our Savior and the Unclean
Spirit" will be the subject Sunday.
II am, in Georgetown Lutheran
Church by Rev. Harold E. Beatty.
Joseph c. WINNER will conduct the
Bible study at $50 am. Scripture
theme, THE New Commandment"
Young peoples meeting. pm. Miss
Katharine Fahs. returned missionary
to India, will speak on Personal Ex-
periences Of a Missionary"
Representatives of the church Or
ganizations will attend the council
meeting Tuesday, 8 pm. Sunday
school officers and teachers will meet
in business session Wednesday. pm,
to complete plans Of Easter program.
Lenten services Thursday, 8 pm.
Speaker, Rev. Samuel H. Kornmann.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
TALK ON CHINA
Missionary to Speak at
Church of Brethren.

Rev. E NJ. Wampler. missionary
from China, will speak tomorrow at
the Church of the Brethren at II
m. on The Church of the Brethren
in China" This will be one of his
last public messages before return
ing to his field of service in China.
He will meet with the Chinese Sunday
School at O'Clock.
The pastor. Rev. Rufus D. Bowman.
will preach at 8 pm. on Facing Old
Age and Death Unafraid" Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 7:30
Evening star., 1937-02-27
Wallace Memorial.

DR.. C. E. Hawthorne will preach
tomorrow at II O'Clock on White
Fields and Harvesters," and at 8 pm.
on How Much Does 1t Cost?" The
church program is building up for the
annual Joash chest day service.
March Z.
In the Thursday evening prayer
service the study of Promises by
Which to Live" will be continued.
Evening star., 1937-02-27
GUEST PREACHER
WILL TALK HERE
New York Avenue Pres
byterian Group to Hear
DR., Rowland.

At the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church tomorrow the guest
speaker will be DR.. Murray Shipley
Rowland, minister of the First Pres
byterian Church of Binghamton,
N. Y. He will have for his topic at
the morning service Our Spiritual
Climate" On Sunday evening at
8 o'clock he will speak on An Artist
in Living"
Prayer service will be observed
Thursday evening DR.. Albert Evans
will continue his series of discussions
of the Lenten season. His topic this
week will be challenging the
Almighty"