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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Andy Hardy Builds Real volcano"
In Picture Playing At Music Box

of chicken-wire, plaster paste
board, and wired with compli-
Gated system that flashed lights
on and off and energized a large
electric fan which blew the
flames" A tin moon that mis-
behaves in the middle of the play
provides another hilarious detail
Directed by w. S. Van Dyke II,
the new Hardy picture is laid en-
tirely in their home town. Mickey
falls in love with his pretty school
teacher, proposes, writes a play,
and manages to set the school
house on fire. while Lewis Stone
rescues his fellow townsmen from
pair of swindlers by clever
legal point. The Family" includ-
ing Cecilia Parker. Fay Holden,
Sara Haden and Ann Rutherford
is augmented by Helen Gilbert, the
studios latest acting discovery, as
the pretty teacher. Terry Kilburn,
who recently scored in Goodbye,
Mr.. Chips" has a comedy role.
The drama tic highlight Ia
Mickey's proposal to the teacher
and its aftermath In which she
teaches him to manfully overcome
the pangs of puppy-love.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15

~ W. dstecttvss. crncis AIlsn
- Uarea WNlasn. les, MORO
uuoru1 ohnn thear pstsntia1 prey.
~ ~. anything 60 happea IN
-. van Dinc's 'sfhe 0sncie Alisa
1onEnpr Ca"
Roramomt's mystery comedy
op1ning on TUESDAY 1t the Beverly
thoator. along with Heritage Of
III Dessert" adapted from the IA
NOUS Zane Grey novel Of the same
titls.
crAeis has come to the Startling
ooncl,1sion that womea are the
~ detsctivesl
Having NO examples to hack up
her claim. Oracle insists that wo-
men should make the best detec-
tivss because their intuition 10
traditional. and II should BE- .
great ASSET 10 them In solving
mysteries.
Mr. All0 Asserts that she has
~ intention e dsssrtins her g.
Foor ~ ostsokivs work. but feels
that - could make Z success a
II. Ilsr intaFsst n hooks. while not
ouuelnod 10 nyutsry stories. has
always leansd toward thsm. She
- rnnA III ~ 3. 3. Van Dine
- i. -. - \ -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15

James cagney and George Raft
the two champion tough guys oil
filmdom, are co-starred in Each
Dawn l Die" stark. cruel grim
and tremendously exciting picture
of life behind prison bars, produced
bv Warner Bros, which opens on
Tuesday at the Roxy theater.
Both Cagney and Raft. as inter-
esting a starring team as has ever
been put together in Hollywood
won their initial preeminence on
the screen as delineators of mod
ern gangsters. Raft is gangster
again in Each Dawn / Die, whlie
Cagney is an honest and upright
citizen. but before the end OF the
picture there is little to choose
between the two characters on the
score of toughness.
Aside from the individual drama
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Royal Story
At Lakewood

A bride of a few days-looking
happily into the future, anticipat-
ing life in the seclusion of the
country, away from the intrigue
of the royal court-and then a
messenger from Londonl
The King Is dead--long live
the queen''---Queen Jane. For nine
days Lady Jane Grey, who did
not want to be queen, ruled and
then came imprisonment, by order
Of her rival Mary Tudor.
The story of Lady Jane Grey,
in all its beauty and pathos, Is
told in Mine Days a Queen" the
famous British production, coming
to the Lakewood theater tomor-
row for a two days run in the
series, continental Nights"
This fascinating chapter in
English history has been some
VIVA. neglected by writers and film
makers because its drama and ro-
nance was overshadowed by the
glamour of Henry Wits reign,
Immediately preceding It. Robert
stevenson had fashioned the his
toric events that led up to the
marriage and brief rule Of Lady
Jane Grey into q powerful drama
and directed It himself.
Lovely Nova Philbeam, promis-
ing Young British actress, plays
the part of Lady Grey. She is still
in her teens, being born on No
vember 15, 1920. Cedric Hard
wicke. knighter for his work In
the English theater. plays the Earl
Of Warwick. described by Henry
VII ~ having mo conscience and
no fear"
Other famous continental stars
in the cast are: John Mills, Sybil
Thorndike. Gwen Francon-Davies
Frank Cellicr, and Desmond Tes.
ter. The dialogue In In English.
There will be two performance
each night. tomorrow and Wed
nesday. at I and . o'clock, with
convenient bus connection from
9Th and Pacific.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15

Smoke, lights. FLAMES" of blown
paper streamers, and materials OF
every possible nature were as
sembled to create the funniest
volcano" ever made. This was the
volcano built before the camera by
Mickey Rooney and George Break
son, into which Ann Rutherford
jumps in the high school play that
il the laugh highlight of Andy
Hardy Gets Spring Fever now
playing at the Music Box theater.
In the picture, the lucky seventh
Hardy Family hit, Mickey writes a
school play, stars in 1t as a rear
admiral in home-assembled uni
form, and In addition designs
most of the settings.
The volcano" was constructed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Gle Allen Murder Case
Or at Beverly Tomorrow
zGrsys Famous "Heriss9s Of fhe Desert" Also on
Dsss Cash Mari Both Pictures

Philn Vance. Is one person IN Hol-
lywood who does not agree with
Miss Alien. He has reason not to.
for he found Grscie's hair-brained
detecting very disturbing In at
tempting TO solve the film case.
The cast of the picture also fea-
lures Ellen Drew, Kent Taylor and
Judith Barrett. Alfred 4. Green
directed
In the film. Heritage of the
Desert" Donald Woods Is cast an
a young esstcrner who cuts loose
from the soft life he has known
to create q new and worthwhile
existence. He gets more than he
bargained for when he discovers
that the manager Of the western
property. c. Henry Gordon, has
been rcbbine him.
Not money, but love for q win
some daughter Of the desert, urges
woods to right the fragrant abuses
that are perpetrated by the willy,
treacherous Gordon. Many rough
and tumble and plenty of shootin'
rips across the screen before
Woods wins the girl he loves.
An excellent cast. consisting of
Russell Hayden AZ his best friend.
Robert Barrat, ~ the girls father.
Sidney Toler, as the wise cowhand.
and 'Nosey" cooperate in making
Zane Crey's story into one of the
best westerns that Harry Sherman
has produced for Paramount. Les
ley selander directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
Stirring Picture Is Drama
Or Life Behind Prison Bars
Raft |. osnesler and Cssney Reporter; Also in
Cas-. Are Jane Bryen and George Bancroft

which develops in the course Of the
film. a prison riot sequence is I'M
doubtedly the most authentic a.
well as the most exciting and ter
rifying depletion Of such an event
as has ever been shown on the
screen. II makes smashing cli-
max for a truly powerful picture.
In addition to the Messrs. Cagney
and Raft. the cast is studded with
names of numerous top-flight per-
formers, including Jane Bryan,
George Bancroft. Make Rosen-
bloom, Stanley Ridges, Alan Bax-
ter. Victor Jory, John Wray, Ed
ward Pawley. Willard Robertson,
Paul Hurst. Louis Jean Heydt, Joe
Downing and Emma Dunn. The
direction was handled by William
Keighley. who also directed Gag
ney in Omen"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
HARRY CAIN KIWANIS
SPEAKER FOR TUESDAY

Behind the scenes stories of Ia
coma's successful Golden Jubilee
celebration Of last month, AZ told
by Chairman Harry Cain of the
Jubilee committee, will entertain
the Tacoma Kiwanis club at its
weekly luncheon Tuesday noon at
the Hotel Winthrop. He also will
make suggestions for a proposed
1910 Narrows Bridge jubilee.
City Safety Engineer Walter
Suffer will show color movies of
Jubilee week scenes and a light
department movie. Putt ne Our
Fairgrounds to Work"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
BLIND ASSOCIATIONS
PICNIC HELD IN PARK

The Pierce County Association of
the Blind held its annual picnic
Sunday at Point Defiance park.
Attendance was good, and the
luncheon was served by the Asso-
ciates of the Blind, who also pro-
vided transportation for those
otherwise unable to attend.
Senator G.. B. Kerstetter was the
speaker, giving a talk on "Ameri-
canism."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
rALKArrvE TRACY

Noted for his realistic, fast talk
ing roles On the screen, Lee Tracy
has . tailorsd-to-fit part ~ . bril-
liant but unethical attorney IN his
latest RKO Radio vehicle. The
Spellbinder." Barbara Read, Allan
Lane and Patric Knowles head the
supporting cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15

NIUE MOusE--eonja Henis
and Tyrone Power In second
Fiddle" los. 400, TOO. 500;
siso sydney Toier In Charlie
Chan in Rsno ii:Ss. 2;oo.
s:xs. o:lb.
MUSIC BOx - Mickey Rooney
and Lewis stone In Andy Har-
dy Gets Spring Fever" ii:so.
i:so. $50. $40. 7:So. 1910.
RIyIERA-Roy Rogers and
George Hayes In In Old Call
ente." 12:aS. s:o5. s:3b. sos,
10 IS; also George Sander. ana
Wsndy Barrie In the saint
otrikss Back" ii:3o. 400. %'So'
TOO, $50.
R0xY-Randolph scott and
Nancy Kelly IN Icns'ef IA.
shall" 1:10. 4:l6. T.2o ioz0
also Anne shirley and Inward
ulis in Career" 80. $50
$50. ass.
RETUuN SHOWING
uRyEnIY-nartha RAVE and
Ioh Hope In Never Say DE-
also oeorue Raft and Mlen
Drew In The LAdys from
Kentucky"
CONNuNITY--Randoaph Scott.
Harbnrn 8tanwyck and AKIN
Tamiruff In Union Pacific.
KAY srRERT-Barbara stan
WICK and Josl McCfea IN
''Union Pacific" also Allan
ptnehart and Paul 0uiifoyie In
MONEY 70 Loan
pAnH-Joel NcCrea and Bar
bara stanwyok In Union r. ~.
cific." also "ewinstime IN tns
Movies"
PaOCTOR-narbarA etanwyck,
Jcei Nccrsa and AKIN Tsmi-
yokf In Onion Pacific
nEALART-Nsison Eddy and
VlrIinia Bruce In LIST rree-
donn Nina" also John Garfield
and Claude Rains In They
Made Ne . Criminal"
REx-Douslas CoMisan and
PAUL Kelly In The FLYING
Iriahman,' also Bonita Gran
VILE and John Litel In NANCY
Drew. pstsctivs."
suEI.I-Dob Baker In The
Iiack pandit." also nancy
S-1l -Nx R1~AaA fzvnnna IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15
VETERAN RIDES AGAIN

The oldest trick rider alive Is
working in M-G-Ms "A Day at the
Circus" He is Frank Miller, II
years old, who for fifty years has
been doing Craftsmanship in shows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-15

ornejlen h cat - q femi-
me q in s. s. Van Dimes
The q Allen Murder Case"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Post Want Ads
Get Big Results

If you have something to sell,
to rent or want to buy something
or employ somebody, the best,
quickest and cheapest way to
get results is through The Posts
classified ads.
To this advertisement which
appeared in last weeks paper,
there were Is answers by Mon
day morning:
WANTED-Young married
man with some experience in
dairying Must be good milk
er. Call at The Skyland Post.
The ad was inserted by Bill
Winkler, who runs a dairy near
Boone. He authorized it to be in
serted in two issues of the paper,
but asked that the second inser-
ton be cancelled as he had "plen-
ty of prospects" for the job.
Classified ads that do not con-
tain over Is words, only cost Csc
per insertion and you can get
four insertions for the price OF
three.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
The Mangled Bodies Of Men
Found Two Days After Ex-
plOSiOn Occurred.

Sparta, Jan. 31.-Three men
were killed instantly and their
bodies torn and mangled when a
whiskey still exploded in a laurel
thicket near Glade Valley, Sheriff
Dewitt Bryan of Allegheny coun-
ty announced last Saturday night
The dead are:
Eugene Murphy, %, of Glade
Valley.
Dewitt Moser, Is, of Near Ga
lax, Va.
Homer Reynolds, 26, of Glade
Valley.
Sheriff Bryan said the ex-
plosion apparently occurred about
noon Thursday. The bodies, how
ever, were not found until late
last night. They were discovered
by Stanly Pugh of Volney, Va,
and J. w. Conklin of Mouth-of-
Wilson, Va.
Reported to Sheriff
Pugh and Conklin reported the
discovery to Sheriff Bryan who
rode into the hills and found that
the explosion, had occurred on
property owned by his sister.
Miss Lilly Bryan.
Miss Bryan said she didn't
know the still was on her proper
ty.
Sheriff Bryan found a mass of
wreckage there in the hills when
he went to investigate. The bo-
dies were scattered and blown a
great distance from where the gi-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02

Pieces Of their bodies were scat
tered over q wide area there"
He said it might have been as
if a bomb had been dropped
squarely in the laurel thicket.
Bits of laurel and trees were
blown about. Barrels of mash
had been blown open and scat
tered abouet the still site.
Boiler Blown 100 Yards
The boiler was blown 100
yards, the sheriff said.
Drawing a word picture of the
tragedy, Sheriff Bryan explained:
"Moser was lying there, his
clothes torn. His hair was mat
ted. Blood had dried in it. A
bolt from the still had gone
through his mouth and stuck
through his neck.
Murphy was 40 or SO yards
from the still. Part of his head
YVES blown away. Slivers of the
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Opt1Oned

More than 100000 acres of
subsub-marginal land were held
under options on January l by
the Soil Conservation Service un-
der Title III of the Bankhead-
: Jones Farm Tenant Act. Sub
marginal land is being acquired
under this law as a means of re-
storing badly depleted land to
grasses and forests and to supple
ment other Federal, State, and
local measures to improve land
use.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
A he Students
Receive Hi G h
HOnOrs At ASTC
Kyle Dickson, Thomas Gray
beal And Josephine Robin
son Win Top Places.

At Appalachian State Teachers
College, as we'll as at several 9TH
er universities and colleges, Ashe
county students are making
splendid records this year.
During a recent campus
wide vote at A. S. S. c. to deter
mine superlatives, AShe county
students emerged with top hon
orS.
Kyle Dickson, who is business
manager of The Appalachian and
star debater, was acclaimed
Mr.. Appalachian. Miss Jose
phine Robinson received the
highest number of votes for the
place as 1.-The most valuable wom-
an on the campus. Thomas
GRAPHICAL, editor-in-chief of the
Rhododendron, was elected the
most valuable man..
Other winners were: Annette
Blanton was chosen as Miss APP
palachian". Eudell Formyduvall
was elected May Queen; Edith
Pratt, maid of honor. Earl
Smith was chosen as the most
popular student.
A great deal of interest was
shown in the election.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Held Last Rites
For E. NJ. Osborne
Died After Extended Illness.
Was Native Of Grassy
Creek Section.

Funeral service was held Fri
day afternoon for Edgar M. Os-
borne who died Wednesday, at
the Sparta Methodist church with
the Rev. Mr.. Strader, pastor OF
the church, Rev. w. T. Whiting
ton, pastor of the West Jefferson
Baptist church, and Rev. Mr.. Rob
erts pastor of the Roaring Gap
Methodist church, officiating.
The deceased who was born at
Grassy Creek, June 1877, lived
in Ashe county for number OF
years before moving to Roaring
gap where he was residing at the
time of his death. Mr.. Osborne
had been i'll for some time and
his death which was the result
of heart trouble was not uneX-
pected.
Honorary pail bearers were:
Messrs. J. T. Inskeep, ]. T. Fin
ney, R. L. SoutherS, w. F. o.
borne, J. A. Garvey, and c.
Crutchfield. Active pail bearers
were: Messrs Earl Finney, Joe
Finney, Ernest Hanks, E. V.
Pierce, S. o. Gambill, and Fred
Brown. The sixth grade girls of
Sparta were flower bearers.
Immediately after the funeral
which was attended by a large
number of friends and relatives,
burial took place in the Shilo
cemetery.
The deaceased is survived by
his wife and six children: Mrs.
George H. Hendrickson, Balti-
more, Md; Mrs. A. B. Vannoy,
West Jefferson, E. S. Osborne,
Roaring Gap; F. Doughton o.
borne, San Diego, California;
Clanyce Osborne, High Point;
and Lorene Osborne, Roaring
Gap. Three sisters and two
brothers also survive: Mrs. R. l..
Livesay, Street, Maryland; Wal
ter E. Osborne, Mexico City; Mrs.
w. F. Spencer, Grassy Creek;
Mrs. c. L. Greer, Street, Md;
Earle Osborne, North West Can
ada; two granddaughter, Evelyn
Dare and Katrina Vannoy of
West jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Health

Although mortality rates have
decreased more rapidly in urban
than in rural areas since 1900,
rural males subject to mortality
conditions of 1900 had a great ex-
pectation of life at all ages over
one year than did urban males
in 1880.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Much Interest In
Singing School
Now Being Conducted By J.
F. Gore AT Baptist Church
Here.

Much interest is being demon
strated in the singing school now
being conducted at the West
Jefferson Baptist church by J. F
Gore of Beckley, West Virginia.
The school which cOnVenes at
7:3O each evening, opened last
Wednesday and the attendance
has been showing an increase
each time. Vocal singing by not
es is taught. If you want to
hear good old fashioned Do
Ra-Me school, don't miss this
one" Rev. w. T. Wilmington,
pastor of the church, said. He
pointed out that any one who
is interested is invited to attend
New 1889 hymn books are be-
ing used for the school and Miss
Mary Price McCarroll is the &C
companist.
Mr.. Gore who has conducted
number of singing schools in
Ashe county has an outstanding
record in his field of work. In
the past SO years he has success
fully held 1874 singing schools, or
an average of nearly nine each
year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Three Men Blown To Death
When A Large Liquor Still
In Allegheny Co. Explodes

gantic still was located.
The county was rough and re-
mote, and the sheriff said it was
at a place where no one would
suspect still.
He explained that the three
men had located their still there
in the laurel where a creek runs
nearby.
Evidently" said Sheriff Bry-
an, when the men went to the
under it and the pipes were cold
and when they began heating the
explosion occurred"
The still was of the steam boil
er type.
Folks who live in that section
told the sheriff they heard an
explosion about noon Thursday
but didn't pay any attention to
it,"
Pugh and Conklin came down
out of the Virginia hills late yes
terday looking for Reynolds
whom they knew.
The two Virginia men found
whore the still had been and saw
that en explosion had occurred.
'They said they then noticed
the bodies which were some dis
lance from where the still had
been" explained the sheriff.
Pugh and COnklin Immediately
rode out of Glade Valley and
came here to notify Sheriff Bry-
an.
1T was one of the worst things
l ever saw" the sheriff said to-
night as he told of reaching the
scene of the tragedy. THE men
had been blown almost to bits.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02

boiler had struck him all over.
His clothes were in shreds.
Reynolds was in another di-
rection from the still-about 40
yards away. It was hard to tell
who he ever was. He had been
torn and mangled just as badly
IS the other two"
Sheriff Bryan said he found
Reynolds watch in a pocket of
his trousers and that it had stop
ped at 1853.
II take this to mean," he said,
that the explosion happened
about noon Thursday. So that
tallies."
DR.. B. o. Choate. Allegheny
coroner, said that death was
accidental md therefore he held
no inquest.
Double funeral services were
held for Moser and Murphy at
Mount Vale Monday at II a. m.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02

Slaughter supplies of hogs in
the current marketing year,
which began October l, probab-
ly will be at least Is per cent
larger than the 1878 market
ing year, according to H. w. Tay-
lor, swine specialists of the State
College Extension Service.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Banana Cheese Split

Dissolve 2 teaspoons red CHINA
mon candies in 2 teaspoons hot
water. When cold beat the col
ored syrup into 4 ounces cream
cheese. Split 6 bananas length
wise but only half way through
their thickness. Fill the center
with the pink cheese. Serve on a
lettuce nest with pineapple or
French dressing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Cheese FrOSting

Soften l cake cream cheese,
add 3 cups confectioners' sugar
and cream thoroughly. Add l
teaspoon grated orange rind and
enough orange juice to make a
spreading consistency. Use on
spice or fruit cake.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Cheese For Flavor Adds To
The Taste OF Many Foods

Cheese is not only nutritious
but adds piquancy and tang to
many dishes, served as an in
gredient in the preparation of the
dish itself or in sauce to accom-
pany it.
Among the many other good
foods to be found in Ashe county
is the Craft American cheese
made here which can be readily
secured from local merchants.
There are many ways of using 1t
we'll as other types Of cheese
Here are some appetizing cheese
recipes.
Cheese Sauce
3 tbsp. butter, 2 tbsp. flour, 2
cups milk, "a tsp. paprika, salt
and pepper, 2 cups grated cheese
Melt butter, add flour, then
milk gradually. Cook until
smooth and thick, stirring con-
Stantly. Add paprika, salt and
pepper to taste. Add grated
cheese and stir we'll until blend
ed. Pour over caulifour or GRO
quotes.
DeviIed Rice and Cheese Balls
Cook l cup of w as h e d
white rice in boiling water
until tender. Rinse well in
hot water and drain ntil
light and fluffy. Mix cooked rice
and "a teaspoon salt. Shape into
balls l package sharp processed
cheese. The balls should be about
34-inch in diameter. Roll the
cheese balls ina mixture of tea
spoons ground prepared mustard
and 2 tablespoons grated horse
radish. Pack rice and egg mix
ture around the cheese balls, be-
ing careful that every bit OF
cheese is covered. Shape with the
hands. Fry in deep hot fat until
golden brown. Drain on absorb
ent paper and keep hot until
ready hot serve.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-02
Copper for Lettuce

Spraying lettuce beds with red
copper oxide has given excellent
control of the 'damping off, di-
Sease on New Hanover truck
farms. Control also has been
secured through the use of semi
san but little control was given
by a zinc oxide solution. A. j.
Janicki reports that his plants
would have been almost totally
destroyed but for the spraying
with red oxide of copper.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-16
CITIZENS HELPING
CLUB MEETS WEEKLY

The Citizens Helping club, an or
ganlzatlon formed and sponsored bv
Mrs. Harry Chavasse, is composed
Oh group of boys in North Hender-
son. 1t meets every Wednesday in
the auditorium of North Henderson
school.
The last meeting, which was held
on May 10, was in charge of Con-
ME Faulkner, the president, and he
led the group in prayer.
A safety program was presented
by Miss Thurstons fourth grade.
with Safety Notices, Safety Jingles,
a safety song, and a poem on safety
being given by members of the class.
The preceding meeting had as the
theme of its program Mothers Day.
After prayer, and the singing of one
stanZa OF America, Miss Wells fifth
grade had charge of the program,
which opened with Building Daily
Building, a song sung by the Glee
club. Somebody's Mother, poem
read by Fannie Gray Murphy, was
followed by story, "Jimmys pres
ent for Mothers Day., told by Chris
tine Jones. Nellie Robertson gave the
poem, (Which Loved Best, after
which the Glee club sang Savior,
Hear Us We Pray.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-05-16

Seven Of the eight athletes (pic-
tured above), winners of Individual
outdoor championships during the
past two years, represent a handful
of Dixie's leading track athletes who
will be competing at the 18th annual
Southern Conference track meet to
be held at the University of North
Carolina on Friday and Saturday.
Dick Strickler of " NJ L., out
door champion and record-holder,
and Larry Craig Of South Carolina,
indoor titalist, will be pitted against
each other in the shot put, one of the