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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

10 Sabren eetpoItia imponieren.
aber Die beioen ga leioer ni6t."
Mtarearete audte Die a6ieln NIT
iiberbebenoer @ebGrbe. ,Dora lit 10
ftola, neil iie boriaen 8inter in Sc.
leufdaft eineefiibrt ipuroe. Sm! Sn
fiinf Sabren bin id aud 70 tpeit. @I.
frieoe lit ia natiirIid nod flein, Die
fonnte idon auf Dora b0ren. aber
iie lit 10 tpilo."
"Du bit bafiir Elm 10 3obmes
2annden," nedte Dora iiber3euat,
oob oas ne,1e 5raulein bon oeiner
Sanftmut eridiittert tpirb.'
Der Serr oes Souies berobidieoete
fid nun, tint in ieinen 9ienft su ee.
ben. Dabei aeiate iid beutlid, ipeI6
elm innises 8erboltnis Die eie 5omilie
perbano.
Die Nadforiduneen, ipelde Nrmin
nno &ippad in oem 2onoi itaotden
or9enon1men, ereaben leioer nidts,
ipeoer ouf oem 8obnbof nod in oen
beioen @aitbofen bes Ortes. 50 mub.
te Goa Marie nod om Ibenb tpeiter.
eereiit lei. Ser 2ofol3ue bate ober
InidlnB at perl6ieoene Souptlinien.
Nit orei peridieoenen 3ii9en fonnte
tie abgefabren iein. IS NOR allo feline
Spnr auf5ufinoen. Nrmin fubr bel
5rou 9elius Dor, ols er aug Der
Staot 5uriidfebrte, uno fro9te, Oh oiele
indniiden pirflid nidts entoedt bGt-
te. Aber ol16 bier erfubr ct nibts.
gtun blieb ibm porloufig nidts iibrig,
ols 3u tparten, Oh gpo Morie feline
&unoe bon itd gob. gaippa6s Sat,
Die Yoli5ei in @nipruf) at nebmen,
rnobte ct ni6t sSolet lei ten, ipenia-
items iett nod nidt. @s mor ibm elm
peinlihes @efiibl, onf oieie Nrt nod
Der @ntifwutoenen gu iuden.
am na6lten Gag nlubte Tippod
nad Berlin 5uriid. @r periprad, ipGb.
reno ser @erid)tsferien tpie6er3ufom.
men nno @rmin @eIellfdaft 3u lei.
item.
(Jortiebune foIet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
Die weItberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden. Geschwueren5
Gewaechsen Bisswunden, Karbunkeln usWS
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order 11i
schicken. Keine Stemps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: j. L. STAAB, 17209 Valleys
view Avenue, Cleveland. Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

Gin ltebenoes Seer nit einer at
madtigen Stootsgetpalt founen ouf
oie 9oner feline 5reibeitsearautie bic.
ten. 8er iid gegen @efabren bon ol,-
BEN betpaffnet, idofft Gprannei i'm
eieenen 2an0e. - Somes Mooilon.
4. Yrdlioent ber Ser. 5taaten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

.8enn ibr oas iuoIlt uno Mam,
nidts oasesen bat"
,,gsein, eetuiB niht. 2eeen sic aud
Sbr Saar nno Sbre 3dbue nadts au
ben 9eabttil6? Aein, bas CLAUDE id
nidt, ionit ,piiroen Sic nidt tpollen
oab bie Sir often bleibt. Sraulei,
Seubrano lit es besbalb nid)t. Ibe1
mir boben es ood eeleben, tuenn nil
| friib 5u ibr bineiniaben. Nun fomn
ober, Maroarete, Sroulein ion lid
ausrl,ben."
Mit feitem SGnbebr,,d berabldie
oeten iid bie 8inoer. @na Marie bat
te iie our6 ibr bormonii6es ae,,bere
burd oen frellnoliden @eii6tsaus
orud idon eetponnen. 9as jung
Veao6en ieuf5te auf, ols es allein 1par
Biiroe iie au6 einmal, ipie ibre Gor
gan9erin, cine ipise Naie> borte, fno
dige @anoe uno foIide 9aore uni
3abne bdben, tpenn iie lange SSobr'
Der Dienitbarfeit binter iid bate? Di'
&in6er iparen iebr natiirli6 uno Of
fenber5ig aber es log ooh eine 1eii'
@rouiamfeit in bieIer unbefiimmer
ten @obrbeitsliebe.
Sic iab iid Tim in ibrem 3immer
Dies tpar nun ibre neue Seimot
@enn ibr bos Sera leidt nno ,,nbe
fiimmert in Der 8ruit eei6laeen bdt
te, tpiir6e es ibr nidt ibtper eetporoel
lein, iid bier tpobl 5u fiiblen. 9as
3immer tuor ben uno freunolid, ipenr
aud flein uno iblidt eineeri6te. Son
Senlter aus blidte man in einen gro
ben, eartendbnliden Sof, ber iaube,
eingefabte 9faienbeete auftpies. @pt
Warie ieste iid an oos Seniter uni
iab binaus. 9abei fielen ibr Sic Nn
gen Dor Miioiefeit au. sie lebnte lid
auriid unb 16Iief elm.
SIM 8obn5immer mar es elm
@eile, naboem fid) oas neue Sr0u
lein entfernt bate, gang itia geblie
ben. Grit ols oie &inoer 5uriiffamen
ergriff Srou bon Soltenau IG6eln>
oas @ort:
uNun, ibr beioen @ilofGnee, nit
gefaat elld) eler neues Sraulein ~
uSebr gut, Nana - iebr gut
Sie lit biel - biel netter als sSrou
lein Sellbrono.
uS6on. Da miibt ibr nun obel
eud reht ortig 5u ibr iein.'
uSm. aber 1tia5uiiten bronder
mir nidt, menn mir NIT unierer Ar
belt fertig iinb. Sie lieit iiberbaup,
feine 3omane, tpenn tnir bel ibr 1ino.
u9araufbin bobt ibr Tie alio idoI
gepriift, ibr &ader?" frogte Serr boz
Soltenau ladeno. 9ann tpanbte el
fid an feline Srou.
,,Sie madte einen glten, bertrol
enertpedenben @inorud. Sd CLAUDE
ou bait @liid eebobt, Maeoolene."
5rau bon Soltenau Ia6te.
.Mbtporten, lieber Serbert> id bobt
3u biel @rfabruneen binter mir. Sc.
oenfaus lit iie aus gutter Somilie
obne anmabeno nno iiberempfinolid
an iein. l1no baB iie 10, balo eintraf
1T mir lieb. Morearete 1no @lfriebe
itelleu an meine Nerben boppelte An,
foroerunget, tpenn fein 6raulein I'M
Sauie lit. l1no Dora beiitt ibnen ee.
eeniiber 10 tpenig 9lutorit0t."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

Jr6ulein Sellbrano, unb lit audi piel
finger nno biibiber," erfldrte iie nit
elmer gnereie, bie entidieoen elm Orb
tell bon ibrer Wutter mar.
Srau bon Soltenau la6te ein bib-
den geniert.
.9ie 9inber iin6 nod 10 iebr mo-
turtuiidiig, Sraulein 9elius, iie
idtuaten olles bero,1s, ipas iie EMP
| finben, eleidbiel, Oh es Ben S0rern
oneenebm lit ooer nidt:" sic ieuf8te
un6 fubr fort: sd fann mid nibt
genue NIT ibnen beidaftieen, nnb -
3u iebr eeoriut iollen iie nidt iper>
oen, oas min mein Wann nidt."
Serr bon @oltenou monote iib an
@ba Warie.
.Die &in6er Iol(en tpabr bleiben,
iolanee es ireeno eebt. 2iieen mill
len iie ipater nod eenl.g. Sd boffe,
Sic beriteben mid, Grdulein Delius." !"
,,Golfommen, Serr bon Soltenau.
gs miro mir cine Sreuoe fem, Sbren
8iini6en 5u entfpreben."
uDann babe ib nid)ts mebr 5u BE-
nerfen. Alles anoere iiberlaiie ib
meiner Srou."
Dieie tpanote fid freunoli6 an @po
Marie.
,,Sie 1ino tpobri6einlid miibe bon
Ser gteiie uno berlaneen nod Rube?'
sd bin ouerbines bie Na6t iiber
gefabren uno uiiroe Sbnen oonfbar
Iein, tpenn Sie MIDI elm paar Stam-
Sen beurlauben ipouten."
.Natiirlid, ielbitperitanblid. Mor,
earete, @Ifrieoe, fiibrt Jrdulein De-
Illus auf ibr 3immer. @enn sic au
eiien tpiiniden, Srdulein, Damn flin=
eeln sic Dem Stubenmdo6en, iie miro
Sbnen ettpas brineen. I'm orei l1br
miro geipeiit. 8enn sic fd big 90
bin erbolt baben, ertparten mir Sie
inn Speiie5immer. 9ie Sir Iiegt ST.
rem 3immer eerooe eeeeniiber. 8is
ipater olio, Srauleif Delius!'
Sic nidte freunolid, uno @pa 0sa=
rie foIgte ben &inoern. 9ieie nabmen
fie orouben ean5 5utraulib bel Der
Sano ,1no gaben ibr bas @e1eit iiber
ben laneen, teppidbeleeten &orrioor.
u8ir belfen ssbnen beim Muspof-
ten, Sraulein, penn Sbre Sa6en
fommen', faete @lfriebe.
,Natiirlib nur, penn Sie es germ
baben'', iebte Nargarete binau.
"8enn es eud 5reuoe madt, mag
id es getpib germ, anttportete @bo
Marie ldbelnb.
Isle tragen elm bibi6es &leio uno
ieben iebr pornebm aus. Sraulein
Seubrano trug INNER 10 erdbli6
bunte &ratpatten nn6 Sbleifen. 9as
modten mir nidt'', iponn Mareorete
Die l1nterbaltung fort.
,,uno Sbre Sdnoe iino idon 1dlanf
uno tpeid. Srdulein Seabrano botte
10 barte, tno6iee Sanbe rno nar nur
freunolid au nns, >penn Mama 5n-
eegen nar."
SD min aber INNER frennolid 3u
eud iein, penn ibr ortig ieio."
u@m - artig? 9as lit 10 10 -
id tpeiB ni9t, mas sic oamit meinen.
Diirfen mir ni6t laden uno tolen,
penn sic &omane lelen?"
,,2aden uno tolIen biirft ibr 9e=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
+ Sooesan3eigem +

6 liia b TT gol it, eeb. &otdenre,1.
ter, 9elt. am 1. Nue. 1910 in 9al.
timore, WtO. Cine lnierer Gltcjten
3eleriunen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04
Nittnodj, ben 4. September 1910

letn. Henn Sic ben g1ten 8illen
baben, ~iit bie @atptiabe i6on por-
banoen. 8ir polfen seeenieitis @e-
bulb miteinanoer baben, nibt pabr?
Vfeine beioet iiinglten Tobter, Ole
sic lmterridten iouen, iino elm paar
nnrubise @eiiter. 9a tperben Sic
oad @eoulo baben miiiien. aber tie
tino sottlob eutartig ,,nb tpeidber3ig
trot aller 8ilobeit. Sd boffe, Sic
freunoen iid, eeraoe neil sic jung
fino, leidt nit ibnen an. Aber bite,
fommen Sic NIT biniiber ins 8obn.
5immer, oa fann id sic eleid NIT Der
eanaen Samilie befonntmoden."
@leid 6arouf itono 6as il,nee Mab-
6en in einem tpun6erbiibiden, trau.
Ii6en 8obn3immer nit reiaenoen
Sdmolltpinfelden, bequemen uuo bod
elegonten Mobeln nno in tparmen
sarben eebaltenen Deden, &iiien ,,nb
Sortieren. Mm Jeniter iab Elm febr
GROCER, fait at idlanfer Serr nit
graumeliertem @aar, NIT elmer 3ei-
t1,ng beibaftigt. @r erbob iid iofort
artig ,,no begriiBte @ba Marie nit
elmer &erbeueune. @s ,par Serr bon
Soltenau, ser Sausberr. 8ie @pa
Warie ipater erfubr, tpar er Elm bo=
Der Staatsbeamter NIT mdbieem Ser
mogen. @e5lpl,neen, elm groBes @aus
5u MAIDEN, ieiner Stellung entipre-
deno, galt es, im 9ausbalt au fpa<
rem, oanit bel Sen offi5ielen 5eitlid-
feiten Ser n0tiee @lan5 entfoltet tper>
ben fonnte. @leid ieiner 5rau ettpas
nerbos uno bon eeieuigen 8erpflid-
t1lneen itarf in Aniprud eenommen,
fonnte er iid ieinen &inoern nur me-
mig tpiomen, obeleid er ein iebr liebe-
boiler 8ater mar. auf @ba Marie
1nadte er iofort einen eiinitieen Gin
brud, ebenio tpie ieine @attin.
1lno sic GIteite Sodter Dora, cine
eraaiole, iblanfe 8lonoine, oas ber-
iiinete uno berid)0nte abbilo ber
Mutter, ipel6e NIT elmer Stiderei be-
f6aftiet tpar, iab NIT freunbli6en
Mu9en auf Die neue &ausgenoiiin uno
iprad einige artige @orte oer 8e=
griiBung.
9ie beiben iiineiten aber bodten
bi6t aulammeneeordnst in einem
SelleI un6 1tieBen iib, ettpas perlegen,
fiderno an. 8eioe botten bie bunflen
Mueen oes 8aters, ,lno bas fait idpar>
sc &aar fieI in ibtperen &ingeln auf
oie S6ultern. @s tparen Elm paar
biIbbubi6e Mao1en NIT rrnoen, ro-
fieen @eii6tern. Die oieiem Sitter
fon1t eieene @diefeit ,1no Maeerfeit
tpor BEL ibnen nidt gu ipiiren. 9ie
biibideetpadienen 8eine, Die III
fdparaen Striimpfen uno feiten Cite
teIden unter ben tpeiben Watrolens
fleioern berboriaben, tparen r1nb uno
bran, ebenio Die big aum @llenbogen
unbetlei6eten arme.
Srau bon Soltenau rief fie berbei.
,,Nun, Marearete, @lfriebe, ipollt
ibr nibt audi Sraulein 9elius gl1ten
Sag iagen?"
30gerno ,1n6 berleeen Iadenb ct.
boben iie iid uno eingen auf @ba
Marie 5u. Dieie tpanbte iid NIT Dem
ibr eigenen, freunoliden Musorud in
ben Mueen an bie beiben &inber ,mb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-04

Benjamin 6ronflin ioete einlnoI:
,,uniere &egierung muB in Delpotis-
mus ausarten, ipie: es au6 onoern 3e.
9ierlngsformen er9on9en iit, tpenn
Die &orruption berort nmiidoegrif.
fen bat, bab cine oeipotiide &eeierung
notipenoig eetporoen lit nno feline
anoere Wabl mebr iibri9 bleibt.'
.,8as bait bu benn, @mil? Du
iieblt ia aus, ols Oh oir sic Selle FORT
9ei6menmt 1pdren!''
"Das nennt oie @elt @ere6tigfeitl
Gin 8orer trieet &unoerttauienoe.
penn er iid NIT ien1ano rumbimien
tut, uno id ion fir me fleine &lop-
PEREZ 20 Collar Strafe 3ablen.''
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30
BarefOoted Lawyer; Barefaced
sssAist'+; Liar ~ x.

"Howling" Harold 1ckes,
Hatchetman for the New Deal,
at a cost to the New Deal ma
tional committee was the sound
ing box last week for a typical
smear speech prepared by the
New Deal smear artist Charlie
Nicholson.
Ickes was pinch-hitting for
Roosevelt who is "too busy"
running around the country
inspecting" national defense
work to discuss the tremendous,
vital issues of the current cam
paign. Whoever prepared his
TRADE must have had help from
the Sewer Superintendent of
Chicago the voice that stamped
ed the delegates into a draft
Roosevelt" movement.
"Howling" Harold said nothing
actual. He referred to Mr.. Will
kie as the barefoot lawyer.
Next day, Mr.. Willkie branded
Ickes' billingsgate as plain and
simple falsehoods." as between
the barefoot lawyer and the
barefaced liar the latter came
off very poor second best.
Ickes spoke feelingly of the
dignity" of the Presidency ut
terly ignoring the fact that the
gross commercialism of the
whole Roosevelt family, capital
lZing on the Presidents posi-
ton, long ago wiped out any
trace of dignity in the Presiden-
Icy at this time. He said the
President is so indispensable he
cant adjourn the Battle of
Britain" to debate issues with
MIR. Willkie. This is the first
time the world knew that FDR
was fighting that battle, though
everyone knows he has been
trying to get the American peo-
pie to fight it.
If the New Deal expects to
make any Roadway: against Will
J kie whose strength grows daily.
it will have to use bigger calibre
guns than Howling Harold. "
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30
rs For the Tallest Corn

State department of agricul-
ture authorities are endeavoring
to find the tallest stalk of corn
grown in West Virginia in the
season of 1910, and while the
cbntest has nearly two weeks
yet to run, entries have already
been received from more than
half the counties of the state.
The contest, second of an an
nual series, closes at midnight,
September 10.
The West Virginia Radio net
work is cooperating with the
department of agriculture in
presenting the tall corn con-
test. 80.
Rules are simple, depart
ment of agriculture representa-
tive said yesterday. An entry
consists of single stalk of corn
which must have at leafs one ear
and insult be in one piece. The
stalk is to be measured from
the top of the first fibrous root
below the surface of the ground
to the tip o the highest tassel.
But do not send in your
stalks unless directed to do so, y
a department spokesman said
ITO enter the contest, all you
have to do is to measure the
stalk in the field or after it i:
cut, If you prefer and send
| notation of the length to: Tai
Corn Contest, Dept. of Agricul.
ture, Charleston, w. Va.
Only one entry is permitted
from any one farm. The con.
test isn't alone for the honor
of growing the tallest corn in
West Virginia as cash prizes ag-
gregating $500 will be ditri-
buted. In all there are five cash
prizes with the first prize $25.
Aside from the intra-state COM
petition, the tallest stalk found
in West Virginia will be measur
ed against the tallest stalk pro-
duced this year in Iowa, winner
of last years inaugural inter
state competition.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30

Sunday, September %, will
mark the close of the Conference
year. The following have been
appointed as Rally Leaders:
Mr.. William Holtzclaw, Nj
Thomas Johnson, Mrs. Dorothy
Bell, Mrs. Matte Mitchell, Mrs.
Bette Jones. This service will
bring the second year of the
pastor in serving the Pocahontas
charge.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30
OMAR NEWS


The Right Reverend Reycrdy
c. Ransome, Bishop of the AME
Church spoke at the white
school auditorium, Omar, WA,
Wednesday night, Angus %,
1870 o'clock PM; at Stirrat,
VIVA, Thursday night, Holden
Friday night, and at Loredo the
following Sunday.
He was the house guest OF
Rev. and Mrs. O. A. Burks, OF
House 24A in Superior Bottom,
at Omar.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30
Pastor Conducts DevotiOnals

The Rev. Mr.. John F. Williams
pastor of the First Baptist
church, Pocahontas, was the
guest speaker for the devotion
al hour over station Wits, Of
Bluefield, Monday through Thurs
day of last week The worship
liams of Chicago, will deliver
his annual address. This service
will be broadcast.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30
KEYSTONE news
The Washingtons Honor Miss
Anne Startling

On Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Washington en-
tertained in their home o
Wyoming Street in honor of
Miss Anne Startling, Charleston,
who has been the house guest
of the Washingtons for the past
week.
Persons who enjoyed the hos
pitality of the Washingtons in
entertaining their guest were:
Messrs. and Mines. Burrell Scott,
William Darlington, E. B. Slau-
ghter, Rodger Martin, Mrs.
Geneva Fl. Walker, Miss Char
lotte Wade and Messrs. Ray
mond Smith, Maceo Carr, Bob
| Foulkner, Vernon Howard A. R.
Merchant and D. w. Taylor.
Mrs. Elsie Carrot of Philadel-
phia, who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Robert Nal
10y, left for her home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Stuart, Mr..
and Mrs. Radford spent Sunday
at Hawks Nest park enjoying
the scenery and GOODNESS of the
day.
Miss Anne Starting, of Char
lesion, is the guest of Mrs.
Georgia Reid Washington.
Miss Katie Walden. of WEIGH, |
and Mrs. Altha King. of Kim !
ball, were visitors in Keystone
Monday
DR. Lewis of Bluefeld is her
DIR. Lewis of Bluefeld is here
looking after DR.. J. f. Browns
practice while DR.. Brown is on a
two weeks vacation in New
Jersey, New York and Mass.
Misses Elizabeth and Mary
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30
news NOTES
NPOCAHONTAS, VIRGINIA.
First Baptist. Church of POca-
hOntas, Virginia

Sunday School at GAS A. NJ,
John Stith, Superintendent.
Morning worship at lilo.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. John F.
Williams will preach. His sub
ject will be Crossing Over"
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 the
pastor, vested choir, officers and
congregation will be the guests
of the Tabernacle Baptist church
of Graham (Bluefeld), Va. 1t
will be the forty-second ami
versary. Rev. Mr.. Williams will
preach the anniversary sermon.
Sunday night there will be a
special service at the Baptist
church. A candle-light altar wor-
ship will be presented one hur.
dred candles Will be used. Speci
al music and guest soloists will
be heard.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30

Prof. and Mrs. Bruce Hull of
Montgomery, w. Va, are the
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Wash
ington this week. Mr.. Hull is
principal Of the Simmons high
school of Montgomery.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30
KEYSTONE news
Miss Arnetta Lord is spend
ing her vacation in Norfolk, Va.

Miss Arnetta Lord Is spend
ing her vacation in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Estella Warren, Miss
Buel Johnson, Mr.. James Fore
man and +. Jimmy Johnson left
Wednesday morning for Martins
Vile where Mr.. Johnson was
called on account of the death
of his mother.
Mrs. Helen Taylor was adj
mitted to Stevens clinic Wednes-
day for treatment.
Miss Arnetta Akers and Mrs.
Mary f. Cobbs had their tonsils
removed in Stevens clinic last
Thursday. y
DR.. and Mrs. Chauncey Jones
of Chicago, and Miss Juliette
HOlley of Bramwell, were the
guests of Mrs. M. It. Whittico
Wednesday Afternoon. The Jones
are visiting their mother, Mrs.
HOllev. at BramWell.
Mrs. Leila Patterson, a pro-
minent teacher in the Danvillc
schools, has been visiting Mrs.
Sarah Page, of Kimball, and her
brother, Rev. Jones, of Key
stone. She was returning from
her summer home in Ohio. She
was on her way to Lynchburg
to visit a brother then to Dan
vile to take up her duty as
teacher. go.
Mrs. Ola Moorhead one of
Chicago's efficient teachers, anc
Mrs. Thelma Eckfort whose
government position necessiated
a short stay here, each has
gon to their respective homes
Chicago and New York, respec.
lively to report for their specia
duties.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30

Mrs. Martha Harkins of Land
graft had as her guests this
week Mr.. ]. E. Watkins of Cryst-
al, her sister Sarie Ann Doter of
Brooklyn, NY, and her sister
in-law, Mrs. Emery Watkins and
son from Bluefeld.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-08-30

The annual Sunday School
and church picnic of the LIST
Baptist church of Pocahontas,
Virginia, will be held at the
Rock View Park tomorrow. SOM
40 Baptist church schools are
expected at the outing. Last
year it is estimated that over
1000 children attended. With
parents and friends it can easily
be stated that over five thous-
and persons were present.
This year the number is ex-
pected to be even greater.
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oosinas Prom Asr,..

ooriilas hon darkest Africa are
eDoY' me hsiFht a man, but weigh
more thap twfos as nuGh and have
practically 10 socks. Ordinarily this
epnai u peaceful vegetarian.
prefering to rIsa away. than fipht'
ana Is considered a model husband
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news BRIEFS
FROM WORTH

The Pastors Aid held a
very successful service Sunday
morning. Rev. Ora Brown was
the speaker; music was furnish
ed by the Mems Chorus
Miss Marie Criag of Washing
ton DC, was visiting her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Pete Parker, last
week ..
Miss Indianapolis Fullen has
returned from her vacation
She has been visiting her sister
in Washington, DC. the past
month.
....Rey. VIM. Miller will preach
the Anniversary sermon of tn.
pastor Rev. r. H. McKoy, Sun
day morning at ;eleven-thirty
music will be furnished by the
Bluestone Junior choir. Prof
U. H. Prunty will be the CUES
speaker on the afternoon pro
gram. All members and friend
are asked to give one dollar il
the Anniversary.
y, The second Sunday in Sept
is Ladies Day. All ladies ar,
invited to come and bring theil
friends. H.
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Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Ihousands who suffered from the torturing
Ialgia and ne,iritis-ate certainly haT,ery over
their discovery Of NURITO. Now tbe{ have
ionnd 9uick1acting formula which speedily
IeiieVes hoes exhausting musctiar aches and
contains no opiates. II You want TO EEL AGAIN
the 10Y OF relief from pain-so you can worf in
PSnGe and sleep in comfort-bc wise and trv
very hrst three doaes do not relieve that er,,sI
pain pain 10 your satisfaction-your money will be
[eiunded Don't suffer. Ask your druggist todav
'or NoRIIO on this guarantee. T.N,C1
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news BRIEFS
FROM CROZER-

The choir of the Grocer tenn
pie Baptist church accompanied
their Pastor Rev. VIM. Miller to
Hartwel, w. Va. last Sunday to
serve in the Anniversary of the
Rev. VIM. B. Nesbitt.
The Elkhorn Womens' I'm
provement Club will picnic at
Rock, Va, Saturday this week.
One Of a series of entertain
ments in honor of the twenty
fifth wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Sampson Adams was
given Friday by Mr.. Henry
Thomas Adams and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Miller, son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams.
Mrs. Ethel Murray, daughter
of Mrs. Agnes Wooding, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. A. M. Brammer and dau-
ghter, Elizabeth, are vacation
ing in the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Clecphas Mar
tin entertained in honor of the
eleventh birthday of their son.
CleOphas, Jr, on Monday even
ing. ..
The Flat Top Choral Society
practice scheduled to be held
at Boissevain, Va September l,
has been postponed to a later
date. ....
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Deaths

James Green-Mr. Green pass
ed away at his home on church
street Wednesday of this week
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NEGRO LEADER PROTEST
THIRD TERM FOR FDR

Continued from Page Two)
piscopal District, African Epis-
copal Church, may be old
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National Baptist Convention

D"Pbhot NOHNCuJlOH
F, The National Baptist Conven-
ton will hold its Goth session
September 4 to 8, in Birming-
ham, Alabama. The meeting
will be held in the city auditori-
:um. This convention represents
nearly four million Negroes
Rev. J. F. Williams, of Poca-
hontas is on the program Wed.
nesday afternoon at 2:3O tc
conduct. devotional worship. On
this afternoon the president of
the convention. DIR. L. K. Will
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Mrs. Ruby Miller has return
ed from Morgantown where she
was called at the instance of the
illness of her sister. She call
ed to see the DIR. J. E. Herefords
who are doing well and send
greetings to us here in Key
stone. 49,.
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Mountains Named for British
three lofty mountains in the Pa.
cine Observation-Disclosures, Hood and
ST. Helen's-were named after Brit.
tsh navy officers.