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STEVENSON
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I .AST TI.WKS TODAA
KATHERINE
HEPBURN
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“ALICE
ADAMS"
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lliclma Todd— I’nlsy Kelly in
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(. iirsl > Monday: Miss Lucy King i
.mi! Miss Dorothy Branch.
Special Benefit
Performance |
Saturday Morning
At lo O'clock
\(I mission : !■ nod— To he distri-
I I .iiI «*»l by the Salvation Army i
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('hanjfv of Program
Daily Next Week
Moon Theatre
TODAY and TOMORROW
14ol> Steele—in
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\dded serial and comedy
Vimi-'Hion II ami ltic
Wf STEVENSON K
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Nealy and Garnella, the Arm- *
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[CLEVELAND * OHIO-
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States Not Able
To Handle Relief
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terstate corporations, the Utterly!
weeping electric companies be con- i
I lrol,od . »>.v a state? They are more I
; powerful than any individual state. I
issinrc brought to fork
! . , ‘- < ' , 'es i.s bringing the issue to the I
; lore.
Ohio’s condition indicates that i
| states are unequal to the task.
! Minor politicians are helpless he-I
| fore this n«ajor crisis. They do not
i "ndersland it. They are bewildered i
i hoy make fun of the 4< brain trust
; ers" in Washington. They ridicule
I aten or intelligence only to draw at-I
lent ion away lroin their own incom
petence.
i Ihe Cleveland Plain Dealer cries
I ‘ I’’t uilless confusion!” And goes on.
| in a stinging indictment of the Ohio
j legislature in these; terms:
“Ad f.ioatos of the one-chamber
Plan of legislature, such as Nebraska
j (thanks to Senator George Norris, j
I again) is about to inaugurate, will
j find new substance for their argu
ment in the dissonant medley which
j is the situation now al Columbus
| Wlii'ii two eh;]rubers show repealed
j inability lo work together, the sug
i gestion comes naturally that they
| somehow he combined or one of them
i abolished. (Centralization again!)
i While Ohio representatives were
| at dinner the other night Ohio sen
ator's recessed for the year-end. ‘Out
lduffed.’ as our correspondent says, I
Hie House thought it had nothing to
do bill follow suit
‘‘The indications were yesterday I
1 ha! the legislators would have to he
called track before the expiration of
the recess for action on relief....
“Ninete?n counties are at or very j
near the end of their resources lor
relief... .Conditions in other counties j
are scarcely less desperate....
“House pique against the Senate. ;
even if the* later may be stubborn or
opinionated, won't feed the hungry.”
HENDERSON, (N. C.) DAILY DISPATCH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20,1935.
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Thy word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unlo my path. —Psalm 119:105.
nf An rel ‘P° us tea f hidg * doctrim or
will 44 tu fIUiUHI. creed, if they are tohuve any claim
upon the love, loyalty and devotion of the people, must be in harmony with j
the teachings of Jesus the Christ whose words tit into every fold amt crevice
of the human heart, and of w hom it was said in John 7:46, “N EVER MAN
SPAKE LIKE THIS MAN.”
~~ “ " Prsss~Kndio Billt Sertiu, luc.. Cincinnati. Ohio 1 " ■■
GOD’S LAW OF INCREASE
j Uiike 6:35. Jesus said: Give, and it shall be given unto you; good ,
me,mine, pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men
give into your bosom; For with the same measure that ye meet withal
j it shall he measured to you again.
| Malachi Foretells a New Day
THE WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON jj
Che (Soldett Ceart
Matt. 1:21—-t”! hou shalt call his name Jesus; for it is he that shall
save his people from their sins.”
(The International Uniform Lesson
for Dec. 22 offers the choice of two
lessons, either Malachi 1:1 to 4:6 with
the Golden Text, Ma., 3:1, “Behold,
I send my messenger and he shall
prepare the way before me”; or the
Christmas story in Matt. 2:1-12 with
the Golihn Text, Matt. 1:21, “Thou
shall call his name Jesus; for it is
he that shall save his people from
their sins.” We give here a treatment
of the less familiar of these lessons
from the chapter on Malachi in “The
Gist of the Bible Book by Book,” pub
lished bv Dr. Alvin E. Bell, Toledo,
O.)
« *
By l>R. ALVIN F. HELL
The Books of Maiaohi and Nehe
minh should r>e read together, for
they form respectively the last pages
cd' Old Testament prophesy and his
tory, horn of the same social and re
ligious corruptions and at almost the
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See the Mystic Maidens and
ten tons of mystifying maffie.
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er on This Stage and Screen
Program.
I same time. Malachi ministered about,
j 400 years before Christ, and but a
; few years after the close cf Nehe
-1 miah’s ministry. Both dealt with the
priests’ defilement cf their office, the
people’s defilement of the home thro
ugh mixed marriages with idoloters,
and the general contempt for and
| neglect of the offerings and services
of God’s house.
The Seven “Whercins”
j “The key which unlocks the mes- i
; sage of Malachi is the word ‘wherein,’
i which is found in the book seven
! times in as many impudent and ar
| royant replies of the people in which
| they deny the prophet’s charges a
| gainst them: ‘Wherein hast them love
i cd us?' 1:2; ‘Wherein have we do-;
I spised thy name?’ 1:6; ‘Wherein have] 1
j wc polluted thee?’ 1:7; ‘Wherein have
• we wearied him?’ 2:17; ‘Wherein shall!
| wc return?’ 3:7; ‘Wherein have wc
| robbed thee?’ 3:X: and tin the revised
I version) ’Wherein have we spoken a
gainst thee?’ 3:13. Thus the people
entered a general denial to all the
J prophet's charges of religious, moral
I and social corruption. In their self
j righteousness they were utterly un-j
| conscious of any fault in the matters
j for which he rebuked them.”
The Dawn of Christmas
“ itrely, this w‘*x the darkness of
spiritual night, hut ii was that dark
e. !. lnvtr which just precedes the
dawn. The first faint streaks of that
dawn are indicated in Ualaehi’s pro
phesy of Christ’s near approach, pre
ceded by his forerunner, John the j
Baptist: “Behold I will send my mes
i sangov, and he shall prepare the way S
before me: and the Lord whom ye
seek shall suddenly come to his tem
ple. even the messenger of the cove
nant. whom ye delight in: behold ho
shall come, saith the Lord of hosts.’
Than from his mountain top of pro
phetic vision Malachi spies the full
glory of the sunrie, and with a joy
ous shout announces it to the people
lying in darkness: “Unto you. that
fear my name shall the Bon of right
eousness arise with healing in his
wings.”
“Four hundred dark years of op
pression and cruelty were suffered by
the Jews at the hands of various
world powers before the fulfillment
of this prophesy of the sunrise in the
coming of him who claimed, “I am
the light of the world,” whose birth
we celebrate anew each Christmas.
Aoah Numskull
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DEARNOAH =IE I PUT
j CREAM ON JONATHAN
! APPLES, WILL THEY BE.
''DELICIOUS"?
MRS-RO SAuYNO ISBELL
SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
_ '>ELAR. NOAH— IS A BLOOD
essel a pirate ship?
. iftL-O L-AACK TOLEDO. OHIO
EAR. NOAH-HOW SQUARE
iS A SQUARE DANCE,
AND HOW ROUND \S A
CIRCLE TWO-STEP?
ELLEN E..FRANCKE
* WT CARROLL., U-L. ‘
THESE COOI- NIGHTS WRITE *
BUNCH OT MUM& NOTION |
Ginnings in 1935
Below 1934 Total,
Report Indicates
Washington, Doc. 20 (AP) Cotton j
of this year’s crop ginned prior to j
December 13 was reported today by |
the Census Bureau to have totalled !
O. <>£o running hales, counting 23. H- !
547 round as half bales, and including
13,5.77 bales of American Egyptian.
Oinuings to that date a year ago
totalled 0.173,295 bales, including 174.-
st>9 round bales ami 11.070 bales of
American Egypt ian.
TANKERSLEY AMONG
JUNIORS’ SPEAKERS
C. F. Tankersley, .Tr., of Henderson,
former State councilor of the Junior
Order, is on the program to partic
ipate in the celebration tonight at]
Chapel Hill of the sixth anniversary!
of the establishment of Davie coun
cil, No. 52, of that town. The gather
ing will be in the council room of the
Masonic temple on West Franklin
street at Chapel Hill. A number of]
other prominent Junior Order leaders
in the state are to be in attendance. I
4 GALLONS WHISKY
TAKEN BY OFFICERS
Four gallons of “bootleg” whisky :
were found yesterday by Vance ABC |
officer E. A. Cottrell and Constables j
P. B. Ellis and Jerome Jackson near !
Bed Bud Service Station on the Ox
ford Hoad.
Officers found the whisky near the
service station but On adjoining pro- j
pcrly, and could not connect anyone I
with its ownership. It was confiscated, j
Wife Preservers
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dinner table
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