Navasota Daily Examiner (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 130, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 24, 1937 Page: 2 of 4
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And they stoned Stephen, calling up-
on God, and saying, Lord Jesus, re-
ceived my spirit. And . he kneeled
down, and cried with a loud voice,
Lord, lay not' this sin to their charge.
And when he had said this, he fell
asleep.—The Acts 7. 59, 60.
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Branch of the Mother Churoh, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist in
Boston, Mass.
Morning service at
; convening in the Isabella
Hall.
Wednesday evening's meeting, fourth
Wednesday in each month at • p. m.
The publie is cordially Invited to at-
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Wednesday evening Testimonial
Meeting, July 28, at 8 p. m.
Reading room every Wedneseday.
Open 3-5.
Any literature may be read or bor-
rowed.
The public is most cordially invited
to the services and use of the read-
ing room.'
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‘Dream’ Sets New
Film Standard
Expert Declares
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If you happen to have a little book
was impossible on the Elizabethan
stage, or in fact, on the stage of the
modem theatre. It will arouie in
youth of today a keener interest in
the plays of Skakespeare and a desire
for a finer type of film, a consumma-
tion devoutly to be wished. I have
writen Mr. Will Hays^ that it is an
extraordinary fine film that deserv-
es the support of all Shakespeare en-
thusiasts.”
Dr. Rosenbach does not stand
alone among the educators. As a mat-
ter of fact, according to Cecil Bar-
ham manager of the Miller Theatre,
schools and colleges al| over the
world have joined in making the
“Dream” one of the most successful
pictures of the year.
In New York City alone, . thou-
sands of high school students have
attended the Hollywood theatre where
the “Dream” was played at the re-
quest of the English literature de-
partment of the school system, and
in every city where the film has been
shown, students in high schools and
colleges have been enthusiastic fane.
Prof. G. B, Harrison, noted Shakes- .
pearian authority of the University [
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ble fingers the seed cotton from the
holla The report emphasises the need
for supplying these discarded human
pickers with , badly needed joBa On
this score the report is entirely too
fantastic when viewed practically.
That the South needs industries has
long been acknowledged by Southern
leaders acquainted with its lopsided
agricultural economy centering around
cotton. That Southern forests will
be converted into newsprint and other
paper and thus give employment to
thousands whether they remain cot-
ton farmers on the side or not is be- |
| coming a reality. That chemistry and
physics .will transform Southern agri-
culture from producing meyely food,
feed and fiber as it has for 150 years,
to supplying protein, starch, oils and
cellulose to ^vested industries is also
i certain. That part of the report
I sound.— Dallas News.
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hands.
The 38-page report to the President bqr troubles ph Arhe'rican merchants
by the National Resources Commit- ships. Similar hearings also were call-
‘'Technologlcal Trends | ed in other national ports.;
seems to be a
With increasing regularity dire pre-
dictions about the cotton' farmers' fu-
ture are appearing in the daily press. '
They deal usually with the impend-
ing-doom of the tenant whose labors
in gathering the South’s great fiber
crop are to be superseded by the me-
chanical cotton ] _
dent Rosevelt seems impressed with ■ for improvement in liying conditions Living.”
the gloomy outlook foV tillers of the on American ships and will present | Evening Service at 8 p. m.—Topic:
the gloomy outlook foY tillers of the | on American ships and will present | • ■ -
soli when technology gets Into full the dat.a at a Maritime Commission } “Navasota’s Virtues.”
stride and ruthlessly tramples under' hehrng on August 5. ' X „“L —
foot those who would toil with their The hearing was. called by the new Worship with us.”’
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there ia the tidy lum of |2».(»oo walL!
Ing for you. ‘
According to Dr. AS. W. Roaen-
bach, president of the Shakespeare
Association of America and himself
a noted collector of bdoks, there- are
only eight known copies of the quarto
in existence, five of them being in
the United States.
”A Midsummer Night’s Dream” was
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES t,rst produced about 1591 by a com-
pany of actors known as. the Lord
Chamberlalne's Servants, but it first
saw the light of print nine years
later, and is Included in the collect-
ion of Shakespeare's plays that is
now so eagerly sought by collectors.
The “Dream,” which conies to the
Miller’s Theatre on Thursday and
Friday, has started, in Dr. Bosen-
bach’s opinion, an entirely new vog-
ue in motion pictures.
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“To me. the production is the play
of Shakespeare’s imagination,” Dr.
Rosenbach declared after seeing the
film. “It is produced in a manner he • be sben at least three tlmaa. The
I would liked to have seen, but which
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tee entitled "Technological Trends [
and National Policy”, seems to be a
document filled with a wide variety
of conclusions, some of which seem
not any too well grounded. This is.
particularly true of the mechanical
cotton pickCr, a machine on, which
tens of millions of dollars have been
expended by inventors and corpora-
tions since the Civil War without
havingtin any sense influenced the
gathering of the crop which goes on
about the same as it did in the days
of ancient India. Eastern writers
especially have indulged in far-fetch-
ed conclusions about the sociological i.
implications of a successful machine
‘which would gather cotton and dis- j
place millions of tenant farmers and j
their’ families, whose livelihood large- I
, ly depends upon whisking with nim- {
J Service, for tomorrow, th. fwt of |
SL-JamM the Apq.tle (memorial to]
the ninth Sunday a«er Trinity), will-
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9:15 a. m.—The Holy Eucharist. . ’
9:45 A m.—Th. Church School.
Bishop Quin has notified the Rec-
tor that he will visit 8. Paul’s Church
on Sunday, August the first, at 8:00
p. m.
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HANGOVER
Stomach Gaa Headache, Add Stom-
ach, Colds, Neuralgia Fatigue. Mus-
cular, Rheumatic and Sciatic ITinaT
Alka-Seltaar has a pleasant, refresh-
Ing, tangy taste. It contains an anal-
gesic(Aoety)-SaUcylate, a Sodium
Balt of Aspirin) which relieves pain
and discomfort, while its vegetable
and mineral alkallsera help to cor-
rect the cause of those minor ail-
ments associated with hyperacidity
of the stomach.
At your drug stata at the seda fMB-
taln. and in Me and Me pa rib-ages ta
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Rev. W. C. Pope,
Sunday School at 9:45
Morning Service at 10:55 a. m —
Topic: “Hindrances to Christian
(Missouri Synod) ‘ '
C. W. Luekens, Pastor
Sunday, July 25—
Sunday School and Bible class at
4 a. m. tlonal warfare between truth and er-
Servlce In English at 10 a. m. This
service will be brief and will be fol-
lowed immediately by a confessional
ind communion seiTlce in German.
« naemners intending to commune will
register at the pastor’s residence bn
Saturday between the hours of 1 and
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'J FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Have you any Farm or Pasture «
lAnd for Sale. If so, se. ma J. M.
Hardy. 128-12t-p 3
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ot London summed the mattar up as
follows: ’ •
“*A |41dsummar Night’s Drawn’
is as important an event in th. tauoa-
tional as in the film world. It should
first sight Is go full of surprlsss and
unexpected twists that half Of ths
subtleties ar. missed.
day, July 25.
The Golden Text is: “The truth of
the Lord endureth for, ever. Praise
yet the Lord” (Psalms 117:2.)
Among the citations which com-
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the fol-
lowing from the Bible: "And after
these things I heard a great voice of
much people in heaven, saying, Alle-
luia; Salvation, and glor-y, and hon-
ous, and power, unto the Lord our
God” (Revelation 19:1).
The Lesson-Sermon includes also
the following passage from the Chris-
tion Science textbook, "Science and
Health with Key to the Scriptures"
by Mary Baker Eddy: "The supposl-
Houston, July 24 (UP)—Police rec-
ords show that crime has increased : ^end
18 per cent here In the first 6 months *
of 1937 as compared with the corre- I
spending period of 1936.
Police Chief C. A. Wllliiims attrib-
uted the increase to installation' of
a more accurate system of records in
his department He said that 5,834
criminal cases were investigated tt^is
year as compared with 4,742 in > the’
Six months of last year. '
The estimate loss in stolen property
was $83,416 as compared with $82,675
between January and July. ml '
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Living Conditions
To Be Improved On
American Ships
Houston, July 24 (UP)—The newly
formed National Maritime Union has
picker.; ^Jven Presi-. • bebri preparing evidence on the need
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