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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
". Az. STATE MINE ExIEA.
SION SERVICE NEWS NOTES

Sound public opinion is being
developed in the minds of in
dividuals who are associated
with the coal industry of the
state. There is a growing en-
terest in the promotion of safety
and mining extension classes.
This should be expected, since
We realize that officials are de-
handing efficiency. Let us begin
now to change our method of
thinking and decide to make
good, instead Of making ex-
cuses." No miner should con-
tinue his daily labor in and a.
round the mines without FOIL
lowing a definite program of self
improvement. Give the Mining
Extension Service an opportuni-
ty to help you make adequate pre-
paration for today's needs.
We are much concerned about
the contribution which tn e
miner can make to the citizenry
of our state and nation. The
leisure time at his disposal gives
him an opportunity to assume re-
sponsibility for participation
il a reasonable number of worth
while activities. A lifetime OF
service any kind of honest en-
pioymcnt should be characteri2
cd "somc little good, not in
dreaming of great things to dc
by and!ty. ut has been found that
, the busy miner is a happy and
prosperous individual. There
is much profitable work to be
done lR any mining Community
What lshell we do about it?
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
TWO Wllsk0PRsI
MINES! aE6PEAlby ]

- 4 q 4
Pittsburgh Pa, Oct %. 1.-Two
West Virginia Mines of the Kop-
pers Coal company, which have
been closed Since early this year
due to decreased demand, will be
reopened November first, j. P.
Williams, Jr.. president of the
of the company announced to-
day. Employment win be pro-
vfffd for about 625 additioal
miners.
Federal mine, No. g.. near
Evrettville, in the Fairmont
district, closed snce last Feb,
will employ about 125. miners.
Carswell mine, near Kimball,
in the Pocahontas field shut down
since early last March, will en-
ploy about 400 miners. While
the mine was closed, the ventilat-
ing system was improved. |
Both mines supply the in
dustrial and utility markets.
The carswell mine also produces
washed coal for domestic as >'eh
as industrial use. -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
Mcdowell RepuH45
leans NewfO officers
Attorney Joseph Travis, Presi-
dent; Looking for New Life.
Numerous Prominent Persons
Attend ....

The meeting of the colored
voters of Mcdowell county, re-
presenting the colored republic
can voters which meeting was
held in WEIGH last Friday night
was one to be long remembered
and appreciated. The object of
the meeting was to elect officers
to serve. the Republican voters
and citizens for the next ensu-
ing two years.
The meetig was largely attend
ed and much enthusiasm eviden-
ced the fact that the voters
are by no means asleep, on the
other hand they are just champ
ing at the bit to go and continue
to defend the interests of the
people and maintain or redeem
the Republican party from the
clutches of the New Dealers.
Usual harmony prevailed and
there never has been a m e
friendly and cooperative cleo
ton of officers. Speeches were
made by Leon P. Miller, who has
always been jealous in his
disire to see the organization
put on live wire activities. His
speech was the key note of the
evening and stirred men and wo-
men to action as few speeches
could do. Mrs. MitchellIof WEIGH,
a most eloquent speaker captiv
ated her audience with telling
appeals to the race to be loyal
faithful and steadfast in the
faith. Each of the magisterial
districts was well represented
and the offices were indiscrimina-
tely apportioned over the county
throughout all of the districts.
The outgoing president, Mr..
George Anderson, was heartily
in accord with the new set of
officers elected. Men like SPUR
Samuel Crider, George Brown
and Prof. Nathaniel Wyley be-
ing present gave tone and digni-
ty to the occasion. DIR. J. E.
Brown, Attorney S. A, Calhoun,
Hon. Sam Wade and Committee
man Miss Julia Washington and
others from Keystone, Rev.
Sandy w. Cobbs, John Preston,
and many others all up the North
fork district; Mr.. jim Mormon
Of Elkhorn, Hon. Bill Jones. of
Gary, with So. Marsh of Big
Creek district, made the meet
ing bowling success. A number
of white Republicans. out of de-
light and by invitation, walked
n and sat with smiles adjoining
their faces at the perfectly
harmonious way with which
olored men and women conduct
ed their business.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
TRAVELLERS HOTEL
CROWDED LAST WEEK

In Bluefield is to be found the
Travellers Hotel an Raleigh st.
proprietor Of which il none less
han Mr.. Charlie FLORENCE.
This man you call Charlie is
luite a hotel man. His hotel was
'rowded for three days to it's
Utmost capacity. The occasion
or such a large crowd was the
state Teachers Association meet
nd the famous football game
'etwccn West Virginia State
'OlleGe and Bluefeld State
Teachers college teams. There
was not an hour for the three
days but what each room in the
hotel was crowded and the table
services at each meal taxed every
cmploPc, the proprietor. his wife
and each waiter as well az the
cook to their utmost capacity.
On Saturday there was con-
servative estimate Of people TO
number easily and safely 5000
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04

For County Clerk. The County
Court is known to be the strong
est arm of the government of
the county. AS such, it takes
and requires a man with ability,
qualified above t h average, a
man of practical experience, , an
impartial man, who knows the
people and has the manly man
hood with which to serve. The
reelection of H. K. Carper Nov
ember 9th will meet a demand
and appeal by the side of which
the whole people will do them
selves proud.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
RELIGION and LIFE
By Rev. RapkinR

Since riding b a * and forth
on the street car for another
week Il am beginning to have
more of a feeling of what it
means to live in a large city.
Somehow, 1 am in the process
Of becoming accustomed to the
longn rows of houses and the
great variety of buildings, the
fillingsstations, and all the rest.
The streets have not been
kept veryelean becadse,the men
who handlsz the garbage and
refuse of the city were on strike
for q weel0ltIt is Interesting to
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
THE SEARCHLICHT
Let The Voter Beware

Leu Inc .FOtST beware
There will be so much at stake
on November 9Th that it is diff
cult to conceive of any person
qualified to vote being so
thoughtless as not to cast his
ballot. Yet there will be thou
sands who will shy away from
the voting polls. These same
thousands will grumble about
taxes, and the waste and confu-
sion in government, not stopping
to think that their lack of inter-
est helps perpetuate the condi-
tons they grieve so about.
Just as it is important to vote,
it is VITALITY IMPORTANT to
know who you are voting for.
What has the candidate to offer
in the way of honesty and SER
vice? Who will he serve? Is he
'"cdntrolled" by any group or
groups? Now is the time to
ponder these questions. Do not
vote blindly. There is time to
study the candidates. Make your
choice before you go to the polls
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04

note how the rubbish piled up
and scattered during the week.
What normally lar clean, we'll
kept1 streets had an sorts , of
rdbbiBhiscattered along the eide
walk. The paper blew around,
and really, the whole city look
ed quite Uttered and disrespect-
full.
That set me to thinking about
the Importance of the work of
the garbage removers. w h v,
without their-work we could
hardly continue TO, live in a city
Hikes hiiaSeBpl8iB1 In fact, II
would bei0nAt a short time unit
similarly exhibitions would be
/ Continues. On Bate Three)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
Northwestern Ljcks
h Minnesota 6 TO 3
Score in Final Minutes of Play;
Bernard jefferson, the 2l5 lib
Negro Hero of the, Gam and
Receives Great Applause

When big Bernard jefferson.
Northwestern's husky Negro
half, was handed the ball on a
play that used Ilahncrstein as a
decoy, jefferson ripped through
the left tackle, was checked for
an instant on the three yard
line, and with sheer RAINING
speed and power blasted over
the goal line with three OF Min
nesota's tackles hanging onto
him.
The 2l5 pound Negro simply
would not be stopped.
That furious touch down
g h.argr crusho& MinnescLa's
hopes. Jefferson's drive stood
out in bold relief and won the
praise Of the Northwestern
home corners.
The Wildcats might have won
in the first three plays of the
opening period OH Il tricky pass
wich wound up with jefferson
Throwing a 45 yard pass TO Capt.
Diehl, running across the Co
pher goal. He reached out for
the ball, grabbing it with one
hand, but it bounced off his
finger tips.
Minnesota's only display Of
! power came late in the second
! priod, after Jefferson had punt
ed to the Minnesota al. Van
Every then passed to Mariucci,
who was run out of bounds on
Nrthwestern's Sd. Another Van
| Every to Moore pass was good
COR a first down on Northwest
rms 20. With 48 seconds to go
Horace Bell, the giant Negro
guard for Minnesota, booted a
II yard goal from placement, to
give Minnesota a brief lead.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
State Supreme Court (Okla.)
UphOlds Use of Term "Nigger

Oklahoma City, (ANP) = In
a 5 to 0 decision handed down
by Associate Justice Davenport
Dawson, writing fms to a libel
action suit brought by r. G.
Franklin against the Tulsa
World publishing company, the
state supreme court last week
advanced the opinion h a t the
term niger" may be used with
out reflection or insult.
The report held that no term is
libelous unless it tends to lower
a person in the opinion of men
whose standard of opinion the
court can properly recognize, or
tend to cause them to entertain
an i'll opinion of him. The term
niger was classified as a nick
name with such common terms
as Chink, Yankee or Wop.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04

Fish HaVe TeloscOple Egsi A."
Deep-sea Ratchet Ash have ,slou.
gated telescopic eyes for use "a the
tnkV- ocean depths. -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
BIG b l. u ES WHIP WEST
VIRGINIANS AT BECEYE
BOWL FORE 5000
Blueficld Unleashes POwcrhouse
A tack TO Completely Out
Class Ancient Foe and Win
DecisivCly, II to 6

Displaying a surprising power
full and deceptive offensive
throughout the game, the Blue
field State eTachers collg foot
ball machine pushed the West
Virginia State eleven all over
Beceye Bowl Saturday before
the homecoming day turnout Of
5000 and won, Ii to 6.
The Blues showed the Yellow
Jackets that they meant business
as they charged in fast and
blocked a kick which was re-
covered by Hill In the end zone
for touchdown. Stevenson
plunged through the line for the
extra point. The first Blue and
Gold score came in the first four
minutes Of play.
The second touchdown came
aarly in the third period as Blue
fields passing attack began to
click. Recovering a tumble punt
on West Virginia's 45 yard line,
passes to Leroy Johnson put the
ball on the one yard line. On the
next play Stevenson bucked thru
center to hit pay dirt. Steven
ION again plunged through the
inc for the extra point. The
Blues were ready to scorer again
n o m the two yard line as the
.ame ended.
West Virginia State dug deep
into Bluefeld's territbry when
/ lateral to Burris took the pig
,kin to the Blues 20 yard line.
Bluefield's interference with the
pass receivd in the end zone
brought a penalty on the Blues
which put the ball on the one
ward line .Burris hit the line or
the next play and scored West
Virpinia's only six pointer. The
attempted place kick was wide
The score is no indication Of
the vast superiority which + h {
youngsters Of the Rowland, Froe
Martin coached team. The Blues
scored total of II first downs
% the Yellow Jackets seven.
They so completely bottled Bur
ris up that the only department
If play at which ne did shine
was in his kicking. He was
thrown for losses time after
TIME. Webster, the fast little
fullback was the only ball totei
who could gain any ground thru
the Blueleld line. He alone wa
responsible when the yellow
Jackets scored in the last quar-
ter.
BIuefeld's pass defense was
working to perfection as they
not allow the West Virginians
t complete a one Of the many
they attempted.
Score by periods:
III ~ n 4
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
MURDER by THE DAY"
ON STATES HIGHWAYS
WzF -

Charleston, W. Va, Qet 28-The highway safety bureau
the reported that West Virginia reached
day the year October g. with 3O fatalities,
death very "a hours state maintained roads.
Better STILL" said Col C. TaIman, superintendent of
the Department of Public Safety might be called Murder
by the Day.
State troopers been waging highway safety
Taman the helm which has resulted in 63 less deaths
same period year When the 3O day reach
Cd in 1897 total Of s84 fatalities had been reported o.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
Officials ad Key Men Stow
Interest in Mining r. ducatior

The month of September was
devoted to the organization of
mining classes. u. G.. Carter, at
h e d + the Mining Extension
Division, and John Patterson,
Fire Boss for the Koppers Coal
company at Keystone made "A
tour of. the southern, northern
anu GENITAL SECTORS Of thg state,
- -- (COntinnOd- uaQe -EOpsl ----
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
s-1Eht Learning 70 Last

The hl'St anecdote about Michel.
angelo shows him. when only Q
painters apprentice, going to the
hsh market TO look at the eyes Of Q
hah to note their color and the dell,
eacy Of its fms. The last, when Q
friend found him solitary ons day
amidst the ruins Of the Coliseum.
and when he expressed his surprise,
Nichelangslo simply said, II 90 yet
70 school" ono Of hi last drawings
u q sketch Of an old man and the
motto. "Ancora irnpAro" Il stir
earn).
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04

Real Businessman, high class
gentleman, the peoples friend,
knows the tax payers rights
Believes firmly in big bust
ness as well as in labor's needs.
Never a high halter, thinks
employee and employer should
have a safe understanding.
KNOWS more people by name,
profession, occupation than any
three men in the county +
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04

Believe me,o this programmes
not simply preaeRteA on paper
but 1t is a face sipilerofo what Ia
in action at saifAiEhurch with
Continued nmaP Page Three
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-11-04
VERY EFF jCl ENT
CHURCH PROGRAM

On October End, Rev. J. A.
Davis, as previously mentioned,
in an issueof this paper, was
invited by the session of Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian church
to preach for them on the above
date in connection with the
Worlds Communion Sunday"
This invitation was accepted
and filled as has been acknowl-
edged. to, the spiritual edifcation
of the, church and all who were
presant One ascension Of a very
distinguished lady citizen and
two. baptisms in connection with
the administration of the Lords
Supper at the evening service
was the result Of his presence
with said church on the above
mentioned date.
This church is self support
ing. Bdng greatly impressed
with it's present work without
an active pastor, Rev. j. A.
Davis saw a beautiful picture
of what it means for the layman
to be at work in the church. A
request was made to pivot Off
GERS for the official program of
the church. Stating that if sub
mitted, he would have the same
to appear in The Mcdowell
Times, one of the most out
standing contributors Of our
group, by way of paper to the
nation. The same has been sub
mitted and appears below
GREETINGS
By order of the Session of the
9Th Avene Presbyterian Church,
the following mandate is handed
fairs; viz, 20
Brown.
down. In charge of church af-
Church Ordinance-Elder w. D.
Evangelism-Music B.
Schools-Elder E. D. Downing.
Physical church benevoIence
and Churh deoration-Elder A.
L. Coleman.
Church ,districts-Elder H.
Braxton. d.
Junior Church, Asst. to the
pastor. 1o1I
Church Membership and See
ing to Visitors present-Elder
r. ]. Sheppardson.
Church Charity and Sick
Elder L.iC.9Dowing. 2 bu
Church Ftel--Elder @. Smith,
-oChurch Pnlpit, Church Prey
err Meeting and tBdget-4sBIdBf E.
RuDudleyoId + ut ~.
Chruch Audit-EldefG Harry
Braxton. b.. 90.
New Members-Elder w. r.
Morris.
Family Altar-Elder B. B.
Bartee. .n
-1~ u1dliU
Believe me,o this programmes
not simply praaeRteA ON paper
but 1t is a facsimile rofowhat IL
in action at BaitAiHhurch with
Continued em Page Three
The Washington times., 1938-08-18

They're fluffy and soft, with 4
firm underweaye to assure you
years Of wear. Choose them ii
pIsids Of rose, green, blue, orchid.
or maize,
Evening star., 1938-03-07
TREASURY OFFERS
NEW BOND ISSUE
Easier Money Market Seen
in Terms of Program of
Morgenthau.
By the Associated Press,

0y tne AsSoclALeG PreeS.
Secretary Morgentnau announced
yesterday the terms Of q Treasury
refinancing operation which, fiscal
officials said, indicated . slightly
easier money market.
At . press conference the secre.
tary announced the offering Of lOE2-
year 2la per cent Treasury bonds in
exchange for the $455,175,500 Of 3
per cent Treasury notes which mature
March IS.
Three months ago the Treasury
offered bonds Of an eight-year ma
turity carrying 2l2 per cent coupon.
Calling attention to the longer ma
turity Of the new issue, Secretary
Morgenthau said conditions are bet
ter in the Government bond market"
The Secretary revealed the Treas
ury would dip into its cash box to
the extent Of S562, ,642 900. 1t will do
this to pay of $400,642, 900 in special
Treasury bills maturing Immediately
after March IS AMI to meet $1e2, 2,o00,-
900 Of interest charges on the public
debt which fall due March IS.
Beginning March IS, when the first
quarterly installment Of income tax
payments Is due, the Treasurys cash
will be replenished. Estimates in
Government fiscai circles are that
approximately s7o0,0oo,00O will pour
into the Treasury Golfers.