The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 213, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 6, 1939 Page: 2 of 4
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lowers of John the Baptist. John the
Baptist w»s playing baseball before
John Wesley was born. No baveball
team or football team in all the wide
I world can stop the Deep-water boy.-
[ and no foreign army in all the Uni-
i verse has ever invaded the domain
| of Uncle Sam and gotten by with it.
j And last hut not least, there Is no
| pressing unfinished business for Un-
cle Sam oyer yonder.
——
CHURCH OF CHRIST ICQNNALLY SAYS
NEW EVANGELIST IN NATION MUST
HOPKINS COUNTY STAY NEUTRAL
NATION'S FOOD
SUPPLY AMPLE
FOP LONG WAR
HOPKINS COUNTY
MAN GRATEFUL TO
METHODIST HOSPITAL
11 Years At
Subscription Rato*
Month .............................................
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Many of the Churches of Christ in j Midland, Texas, Sept.. 4.—Sena-1 Chicago, Sept. 4.— The “nations
Hopkins County".are entering into| tor Connaly (Dem,),, Texas, mem-! breadbasket,"' which again may b-
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THE UNFINISHED BUSINESS
OVER YONDER.
Tin Echo man is 100 j,e. cent fo>
1 . ul> et Ree.-i \ i.-U in de. hum
United neutrality to all war-
ring n-Uioii. ! lie iicho man is id .
per cent fo Senator Tom Connaiiy Mussolini, but his powers are curb-
and Senator Morris Sheppard i i ej by two powers, the King and the
CHURCH ANGLE IN EUROPEAN
WAR.
Just how deeply religion/affects
nations ami peoples may b# seen in
the conflicts of Europe. Italians first
aided the Franco rebellion against
the communistic rule of Spain be-
cause Franco wanted to restore pow-
er of the church, which had been
curbed by the then rulers of Spain.
Germany joined, not to aid the
church, but to aid the totalitarian
idea.
Italy is ruled by the first Fascist.
ah agreement whereby they will keep | her of the Senate foreign relations
an evangelist busy the year around committee, declared today America
preaching the gKspel throughout the j must not become involved in the
county. J | European war of dictators “fighting
After gmri^.much thought to the ; to gratify imperial ambitions."
needs of the. county work a "young | Speaking at the Midland Frontier
mm has been selected for the place,' Celebration and Rodeo, the Senator
in the person of Mr.-George True said:
Baker of Young County, Texas.1 "War-crazed dictators, mad with
Brother Baker, who possesses many j exalted egotism, are plunging Eh
of the important qualities for this I rope into a sea of blood and dark
type of work, comes to us well rec- [ and bitter depths of horror and mis-
ommended by merchants, bankers * ery. They are fighting to gratify im-
backing up President Roosevelt and
especially Senator Sheppard in say-
ing the United States will never
send an army into a foreign coun-
try.
Pope. Mussolini is not as ambitious
nor as dangerous ms Hitler. He is a
more intelligent, level headed man
than his counterpart in Germany.
, Mussolini has worked with the royal
There never was a time when the family and the church. Hitler ha
'wisdom of George Washington, Fa- ( worked against both. Italy wants
ther of His Country, neede/d to be ' more territory, but ha n’t been as
heeded more than at present: Avoid successful in getting it without fight
becoming entangled in ah alliance as has been Herr Hitler,
with foreign nations. It is a mighty I Poland is 90 per cent Catholic,
good time for the United States to ] an(j ripht there is one reason Italy
attend to her own business. pVJany - hesitates to join Germany. There is
and church leaders of Young Coun-
ty where ho was reared, where hi-
father is one of the elders of a good
congregation and where he has been
preaching for the last five years.
All the plans are not yet complet-
ed for the county work hut Brothel
peiial ambitions.
"The United States has no inter-
est in their boundary disputes. The
United’States does not covet a -in
gle mile of foreign territory. On the
other hand, it is not prepared to sur-
render a single inch of American
Baker was on the grounds the first j soil."
of the month. On last Sunday he I Texas’ junior senator then review-
preached at Nelta and Addran and I ed national defense legislation en-
roports good crowds and good inter-j acted by Congress last .session to
the “breadbasket of the world," is
stocked with an ample supply of all
commodities and can stand the shock
of unexpected military buying with-
out fear of depletion, observers said
today.
Meat supplies are abundant and
cheap. Despite recent sharp advan-
ces in prices, attributed somewhat to
foreign /developments, meat prices
now hit/ at levels lower than any
prevaili/ng since 1984. Livestock sup-
e plentiful.
tock has been in demand
with prices stronger since Friday,
when hostilities between Germany
and i’olapd Broke out. The pijice ml-
Viinco in the past .week was the
sharpest in fifteen months.
Grain storks are heavy, both new
crop and carryover. Grains also have
hern la demand since Friday with
prices leaping upward ths full ex-
tent of daily trading limits on the
plies in
Lives
W. E. Reeves, Hopkins Count}4’
man, 75 years of age, who was re-
cently released from Methodist hos-
pital, says he is grateful to the hos-
pital -tali' and that it is more home-
like than a hospital, and that the en-
tire staff from the highest paid to
the low paid employe's gave the best
of service and were vei;y kind and
he does not see how the supervisor
could be beat and that he attributes
the prolonging of his life to the sur-
geons and medical staff of the hos-
pital.
Before going to Dallas Mr.
Reeves was confined to bed. He now
goes to church, does his Hit of chore-
about the place, walfrs to see neigh-
bors.
(Taken from files of Dailjl
Telegram of Wed., Sept. 5, lj
Mrs. .Clyde Swceton Dies iij
ton Wednesday—headline.
Mrs. Harrison Wins Suit
trict Court—headline.
Mrs. Bruce Daniel and soi
and Roy, of Amarillo are the
of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. James
Mrs. J. R. Marshall and so
Wood, of Smackover, Ark., ai:
ing in the home of her siste
VV. VanWey.N
Mr. and Mrs. T. C- Dodsd
home from Dallas whero tq
ranged to move next week.
T. W. Arnold Wants NorJ
South Highway Built—headliij
County Agent Continues W<|
Dairy Bulls-'-headline.
gram
good people and patriotic /iti^Ojs
thoughtlessly, without countWr fh]
cost, talk about the United States
going across the pond and finishjtig
tha job left undone more than twen-
ty years ago, which might be,easier
said than done. The Good Book says
eomothing about sufficient unto the
day is the evil thereof, and Ben
Franklin or some other fellow said
to never cross a bridge till you get
to the bridge, and the old-time dar-
key's philosophy is never trouble
trouble till trouble trouble- you. To
make a long story short, of ail na-
tions not wanting the Unit 'd States
in the European war it is Germany.
Germany is not doing anything and
in all probability will not intention-
ally do anything to bring the United
States into the present conflict.
Neither will Great Britain or France
involve us in the war. Some selfish
people or selfish interests in Great
Britain, France and even the United
States mav be spreading false ru-
mors or false propaganda to get us
into the war, unless on our part wis-
dom prevails.
In the meantime, no one can fore-
tell what in in stole for the world
as the great war gets underway. The
Echo man does not know what Unit-
ed States soldiers might do over yon-
dfer but the Echo man does know
that the world never saw greater
soldiers than those who followed
George Washington as they licked
John Bull in the long ago, and cer-
tainly history never recorded great-
er deeds of valor than that shown
by the followers of General Lee and
General Jackson, who were over-
powered but never conquered. N'o
nation now in existence will evr>-,
send a successful invading army into
the United States.
That h all except the Dry-clcan-
era’ aoftbaii team noured it on t!r~
Decp-water boys Tuesday night t
the tune of 8 to 5, all because soft-
ball ia entirely too light for the fol-
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no communistic excuse, and indeed
Poland is opposed to communism,
and now that Soviet Rus-ia has made
an alliance with Hitler, Catholic
Italy has far less reason to become
enthusiastic over the German cause.
So, while there are other angles tc
the difficult situation in Europe, re-
ligion docs play an important part
in the affair of tho world and in the
present conflict.—Ex.
est-at both places, ■■ I show that this country was prepared grain exchanges.
On next Sunday, Sept. 10, Brother ; to maintain it- integrity and free- Farmer* Are Warned.
Baker will preach at Pine Forest at j dom. The advances reminded
11 o’clock and at Weirs Corner on J “A year ago Congress authorized trader* and farmers of the hectic
Sunday night. Everyone in tho e j the building of a navy which will, j day-of 1911-19, when prices Soared
when completed, give the United! from |,.Ve|s comparable to those pre-
states the most powerful navy that v»iling now to heights where Jii.SIl
floats upon the seven seas," h< <»n- Waj- paid fora bushel of cash wheat,
filmed. Yesterday a bushel of No. 2 hard
At the last session of Congre«* wheat was worth 78 .T ic.
communities are cordially invited to j
hear Brother Raker as he preaches j
his first sermon at each of these
places. He will announce through the
columns of this paper his preaching'
dates over the county from time
time.—Carl A. Collins, Minister
to j we appropriated money for incn as-i Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
of led air service, anti-aircraft fortifi-l
Sulphur Springs Chuwm of Christ.
SHADY GROVE
SCHOOL OPENS
NEXT MONDAY
MR-MRS, J, A, NEAL
CELEBRATE 37TH
WEDDING ANNIV.
Shady Grove School will begin*on
Monday, Sept. 11. We invite ail the
patrons to be with us on the open-
ing'day, and especially do we invite
trie parents of the begio-m-rs to be
with us.
We urge all the pupils to bo there
the opening day in order that we
may know what extra books will be
needed.—Teachers.
SERVICES AT WEIR
CORNER SUNDAY
On Sunday,, Sept. 8, the children,
grandchildren and other relatives of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neal met at the
Neal home at Dike for a family re-
union, which occasion was also the
37th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Neal’s wedding.
All of Mr. and Mrs. Neal’- cliil-
their families were pres-
ent and enjoyed the day immensely.
At noon a sumptuou- dinner was
served to the following: Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Neal of Dike anil the fol-
lowing children and their families:
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Neal Jr. and their
daughters, Mary Frances and Barba
ra,' Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
cations, coa t, defenses and augmen-
tation of the standing army. Ameri-
ca will be prepared—prepared not
for conquest but for defense—not
for aggression but for peace.
“A free Cubg is our witness that
the United States wants no con-
quest. A liberated Philippines sol-
emnly testify to the unselfish benev-
olence of the United State - and vin-
dicates our international faith.
pul
damper, hoover, on the firs!
It's an old, old story — why girls
leave homo. But why don’t they tell
why they can't go hack'.’ See "Miss-
ing Daughters” at the Carnation on
Wednesday and Thursday.
A fumoils’’ columnist blasts
waves to save the stage-struc
who pray they’ll never Ire
They're “Missing Daughters
then" ^toey at the Mission V
day aiul Thursday.
virges of enthusiasm by advising
farmers to proceed with crop plans
a- though there were no European j
outbreak.
His message Was relayed by Reu-!
ben Brigham, acting director of ex-
tension .work in the U.S. Dept, of
Agriculture. Brigham said Wallace
felt there was little likelihood that
any substantial increase in the pro-
j duction of major crops was desiva-
"America may yet'lead the world j and certainly not hr the itn nudi-
toward the goal of free government. | au> future.
MORf SHAVES rfTYJ
PER PENNY
STAR
Quick Re
Hem* Treatment !■%•»
Unbearable Sareeeu
Thar* it one timpln yet l«**pentiv* j I
ease thn itching and torture cf Ecinnf |
‘ it R<»
*4t* tn* ircnipq ana torruru c? c<.i«n i
Ing To*» ©* fceet Ra»h«t end many a I
tornally cauiad ikin aruption* and th I
ipply Moon* \ fcmarald Oil night aft< I
r>g and paopla who suffer from tuchjf ■
>r unsightly »kin troubles
a
in
ratting
i tc . . .
ait any firtt-cU«t drwggl**
original bottle of Moona't tmarald
wiie to try i
Juit 411
refuse to accept eny'
highly concentret#
bottle laitt a loi
this clean,
oof
rthii
ng alt* It it |
iperatlon that i
me and furthar|
oncentrated preparation that
tlm
i a lonq time ann furtnaiu ■
powerful, penefreting oil thi 1
promote healing falls to give you
faction you can have your money
fife opinion, free religion and and
free men—a land of freedom, f*av-
erned and dominated by free men.”
CHURCH OF CHRIST
PRAYER MEETING
Lard, a major emmhodity in the
manufacture of armaments, has,
been in greater demand with 25 pe:
cent of the available supply reeeht- j
ly going into export channels, com-1
pared with approximately 14 perl
SINCLE-EDCE BLADES
For GEM and Ever-Ready
Razors
\ t
BRONCHIA!
ASTHMA! —
a Few Sip« and—Like a Flash —H ■hH
You Sleep Soundly' I
Spa^d r«n»t today at any god HHH
“ly'i (Gal'^^H
0 cants today at any gi
a bottle of luckley's (C
Mitture, triple acting. Take a couple ol
lust before badflm* end ileep seundly;
ftnd iuckiay's gives definite quick relu
ikinf ■“*“—
•tor* for
rtltfi
choking, gesping strugqli
On* little sip end the ordinary
"on its way". Continue for a
toon you'll haar.littla mor# fr
old hang-on cough that nothing
intinu* for a faw d.
---- from tha
I w
Satisfaction guaranteed or money I
you get luckley's Caned!©! Mli
cent a y«*ar afco.
THIS EVENING EVANS POINT SCHOOL
OPENS SEPT, 18
Dal-
Bro. George Baker will preach at
WfiiK Corner Church of Christ next
Sunday night, Sept. 10, We have the
promise of a hearty cooperation
from nil the nearbv churches. Don’t
fail to hear this able and efficient
speaker. Let’s fill the house to over-
flowing; be one of those present on
next Sunday night to hear this fine
gospel sermon-, Remember, we grow
in faith as we gain knowledge, and
the best of ug need spiritual strength
and we get it by healing the word
of God as it is revealed in the New
Testament.
We welcome you.—Reported,
Neal and son, Alonzo Wayne
las; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neal and .
sons, Kenneth, Perry Joe and Billy j
Wayne, Dallas; Mrs. Elizabeth Ed-
monson, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Elvis j
Neal and son Gerald Pat, Pleasant
Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sbroile I
and daughter, 'NormTiT.ou, of Nelta ‘
This is prayer meeting night at
the Church of Christ and the revival
j having come to a successful end on
lu-t Supday night, it is important
| that every member attend every
Service possible and enter zealously
! into the work which the Lord ex-
pects hih\ to do.
Beginning tonight, the. Wednesday
night class will study the book of
The Evans Point School will start
September 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and ddugh- Revelation. Minister Collins will be
ter, Laura Francos, of Birthright; j the instructor and every one who
Derwood Neal, Haywood Neal. J1- - | wishes to study this great book is
j,iiine Neah Drke; James Royal Ed-j invited to attend and take part in
DON’T SLEEP WHEN
GAS PRESSES HEART
If you can’t eat or sleep because1
gas bloats you up try Adlerika. One
do»« usually relieves pressure on;
heart from stomach gas due to eon-!
otipation. Adlerika eltans out BOTH j
bowels. Askew & Buford, Druggists, j
Our Cleaning and Pressing
Has to Please
WE CALL—WE DELIVER
SUED CHAPMAN
Laughing Around the World
With IRVIN S. COBB
The Colonel’s Checking System
By IRVIN S. COBB
QNF. of the most widely known and most popular railroad men on
the Western hemisphere has for many years handled the pub-
licity for-a Canadian system. He is as popular in the StutPs as ho
Is m the Dominion. Wherever he goes people pay him tribute for
Jl®
nmiifion, Dike Other relatives pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coffey,
Mahoney"; Mrs. &!ara Hudson, Maho-
ney; I,-land Weldon, Dallas; Mr- and
Mr . Walter Frazier and children,
Junnett and Ronald, Dallas; Mi. and
Mrs. Charles Greening and -on.
Charles Lynn, Dallas.
Late m th* afternoon each wen*
His own way, thankful and happyj.ot
the day we had enjoyed and all wish
for Mr. and Mrs. Neal many more
happy years.—One Present.
this study. Welcome to you.
Gennino BnrroufM
(bin* th« beM-
ffw*
Adding M»-
-.1 The F>h«
dtl
MASONS MEET
THURSDAY NIGHT
Stated meeting Sulphur Springs
Lodge No. 221 A.F.&A.M. tomorow
(Thursday) night at 7:30. Visiting
brethren welcome.—E. P. Williams,
W. M.; fv V. Wright, Secy.
M1SCHA AUER, Shirley Ross,
Dennis O’Keefe and the wonder
baby, Sandy, at the Carnation Wed-
nesday and Thursday.
The City National Bank'
We handle your buainet* safely, courteously,
promptly. An ideal banking institution.
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Member Ilf Federal Reserve System,
LET US GET YOU REAI^Y
FOR SCHOOL
SIIE1) CHAPMAN
JUST HUMANS
Professional Cards
Genuine Hnrrough.
flline PepeC-—the heel—
s flic*.
Adding Mu-
ni Th. Echo
dt#
men love >arn
girls with rfcr
ff you arc pewpy *n«l full of fun, moo will
invite you to dances and partkea.
J. K. BRIM
Attorney-At-Law
Sulphur Springs State Bank Building
J. I. KNIERIM
CHIROPRACTOR
'THE PEACE TO GET WELL’’
403 Connelly St. PHon* 240
At George William* H«d*l
HUT if you hrtf rrt**. liatletw »nd tfrtvf,
ippn won’t 1* intrreptt'd. Men don’t Jika
irtwu— ----------j- -
- WIh .mW *n to jmrtk* they
So In nu5c you need a »nod funeral sjnf.nm
tonic, remember for 3 generations .mn
woman has told another how to go smiling
thru" with Lydia K. I’inkhsro’H VegeUhle
Compound. It helps build up more physical
resistance und thu» aide in giving you mom
pep and losecni tiiatreaj from K.malo fuoo
lionul disorders.
You'll durt Pinkhsm’a Compound WELL
ORTH TRYTNC)
WOR'
—Factory Trnincd Mechanic.
—Wrecker Srrvice, Day or Night
—Fa«t and Efficient Body
Rro.irinc
—Anythin,; your car need,—
We Can Do!
Morn’ll Cliev. (^o. <
Incorporated
MACK MERRELL
Phone 22# Night Phone 744
BUSINESS CARDS
ArdtH TranRfer Co.
Move Anything, Anywhere, Anytime!
I.icenard Moving Van
BONDED — INSURED
Ray Phone 137
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Night Phone ("JO
S T EVE’S
SIGN AND BODY SHOP
136 Goodman Avenue
R. C. STEPHENSON
FERRIS WYATT
16 Year, in Sulphur Spring,
“I'm th’ Ladv of tfi’ House.”
“Well, I’ve Changed My Mintf."
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