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- . d I II I A .THE C'LEWISTON, NEWS ' ." " :, I' VOLUME 11; NUMBER 43 ,f CLEWISTON, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1940 SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 PER YEAR -- ---- --" I TIGERS WILL OPEN Bus Not Line Yet Hearing Concluded I ELLENDER BILL IS / Committee Named For 'j SEASON ON FRIDAYAT -::..-- SEEN AS "SOP" TOSUGAR.PRODUCERS Handling Registration ! ,The hearing being conducted. in . MOORE HAVEN Miami this week by the State Rail- road Commission'to determine -- whether the Florida Motor Linesor I County Board Closes W T. Hull Is Named the Glades K. Lines shall be Coach R. W. Turk announced this A report from Washington yesterday - granted franchise to operate buses I morning indicated that at leasta Chairman Turk To week that his Tigers would} invade ,; Fiscal Year MondayThe ; , from Miami over Road ,26 to the of Florida's Moore Haven next Friday afternoonfor part, congressional, Glades and thence through central: delegation had agreed to Head the first six-man football gameof supportthe Group Here Florida ,to Tampa, had not been bill the season against, Coach Hardy's Ellender sugar which per- board of county commissioners - Terriers. concluded yesterday and was mits the payment of parity pay- held the final meeting of the pected, by local men attending.ex-I ments to those cane 'growers ,:who fiscal on Monday for the Circuit Court Clerk W.: T. Hull Injuries and illness' have caused year pur- last through to last night. exceeded their crop, quota last year pose of closing out all business has been selected as chairman of a considerable trouble this week during - Hearings for the Florida Motor the few months committee for handling the regis- during the quotas possible before the beginning of scrimmage sessions but Coach I Lines wer'e held but there Monday tration under the cut off. In return for this selective serviceact were the new The first meetingin Turk feels that he will be able to witnesses year. , were so many appearing legislation it appears that they will the new wills be held next for Hendry County on October " offer the Moore Haven team plentyof year for the Glades 'K. Lines' that afteran ,;: 16. make no fight against the continu- Tuesday. Mr. Hull has named the following . opposition. Charles Turner frac- all-day session Tuesday the meeting : - : ance of the Sugar Act for another other members of the committee - tured a bone ,in his arm the middleof was' adjourned until Wednesday Clerk W. T. Hull reported to the : County Judge W. T. ,': the week and will of be year. board that the course, afternoon. In the meantime many county closed the Maddox and County SuperintendentS. ,_ out of the line-up. Jack' Waters ,: other witnesses went to Miami from ,It is understood that the Ellenderbill year owing very little money and A. Graves of LaBelle and R. W. r has been ill this week but would provide for the harvest- with affairs in ' may the Glades area to appear in behalfof generally, very good Turk, J. E. Beardsley and C. E. : recover in time for service next ing of any cane planted prior to condition. Mrs. M. M. Kettner and the I Miner in Clewiston. Mr. Turk will 'I 1 1940 when the week. January quotas Glades_ K. Line. The board submitted an offer to head the Clewiston group. Probable starting line-up for the Among those attending the, meet- were again imposed after being the state extension service to re- 'I October 16 has been declared a / the : ; lifted declaration game will be Jim. Davis, ,center; ing from Clewiston were F. D. following of hire Grover C. Hodge as, county school holiday for the entire state i in Benefit / A. D. Frith, left end; Paul Slonaker, Duff, R., Y. Patterson, D. ,G. Alston, war September. pay- agent for Hendry County. Hodge, ". I and the teachers asked to' are report 1 ments be right end; Sam Lang, rIght, half; E. L. Stewart, J. E. Beardsley, C. would made on a basis of who held the county agent's posi- Carol Redish, left half and Bill L. Downs, Ed Collyer and Peter 110 per cent of the proportionate' tion for both Glades and Hendry as usual and assist in any way " possible with the registration. It I twenty-five , Vent, tailback. Chagaris. Mr. Stewart also attended share acreage or acres I county, resigned in March to run ' is also intended that' the date shall I whichever is the the larger. 'For the Young Democrats meeting in for political office in Glades coun- Games scheduled so far are as be pretty well regarded as a legal I Miami Saturday. Part of the first five hundred acres the grower ty. If re-hired it will be for Hendry ; I follows: Moore Haven, there, October group holiday despite the fact that a . would be penalized $10 acre 11; Boca Grande, there, October returned home Monday night, some I and for all over that $20.00 per county alone.Game holiday cannot be declared without, ..1 , 18; Pompano, here (night) I Tuesday and others did not getaway There per an act of the Legislature., Every .,}': acre. was no apparent - October 25; :Moore Haven, her, until Wednesday night. provision ':,j for its operation after sales Commissio'nInvestigates employer is, being'urged to permit . ' November 1; Open, November 8; I reached the Secretary's determination employees within the age limits of .:'I Pompano, there, November 16; November Hendry CountyMotors of marketing, quotas. TrainingOf 21 and 35 as much time off as : 22, open; November 28 I necessary during the day to take " (Thanksgiving) Boca Grande, here. Contacted relative to the'new Begins ConstructionOf In care of this registration.'j, Dogs County An ,attempt is being made to sche- I legislation Wednesday, Jay W. So far, according to a statement dule games for the open dates, Moran, vice-president' and general ' Two New :,I Buildings made today by Mr. Hull, only ,probably with Jupiter.Community manager of ,the United States Sugar ' Corporation stated that he had L. G., Bruce, State Game and general plans ar'e known and thereis not seen a copy of the bill and Fresh Water Fish Commissioner! much detail yet to be worked ,'}''J Church Has Some material is on the groundand out. He feels that Clewiston will consequently was unable to discuss 'on Sunday, September 15, together 'd construction is scheduled to its merits or demerits but that "any with his chief conservation officer, offer the greatest problem of any ,. J Prospective Pastor HereSince start this week-end Hendry on the new extension amendment to the existing sugar Frank Smoke, of Punta Gorda and section of Hendry county in that -:,'f to the County law which does not permit market- the local game warden W. Hooks, there are so, many residents within .. ,Motors building and on the new ing above the> present marketing made an investigation of the bird these age limits. This is particularly '. i I the resignation of Rev. business building to be located a quota is of no earthly use to us". dog' training activities, of -C. O. true of the negro cane workers : short west ,' distance of the main Kent Pendleton as pastor of the Watson, who is conducting a training and these workers will no doubt 'i'I'i The Ellender bill has been ' building to be used as headquartersand referred - Clewiston Community Church ,the camp on property of Joe Hend- (Continued on Page 8) :; display for the Hydraulic to as a. "sop" to 'Florida : " pulpit has been filled by visiting space ry, east of LaBelle. Mr. Bruce, , ,Tractor Sales Company. and Louisiana growers so that the , ministers. The pulpit committee stated that he had had complaintsfrom 'I? has 'made contact w!lh Veviral;" ; 'ministers The. extension ,to,." &e present present sugar' act" expiring this people in both 'Clewiston :and J. F. Tippey' Begins ! building will be thirty feet year, may be extended through i 1 who may be available as the garage LaBelle to the effect that Mr. Wat- regular pastor and arrangements wide and fifty feet deep and will 1941. However, Congressman Peter- son was acting ,in violation of the Building New Home 1, be entirely fireproof. The walls son of this district says that he ' have been made whereby two of : game laws of this state. Mr. Bruce I will be of concrete block construction does not consider it as such and - these ministers will come to ClewS went to the training camp conduc II I the roof of steel truss design will make as determined a fight as Those who may be curious as to iston so that the entire congregation ted by Mr. Watson and made in- the same as in the present buildingand previously planned, against the sug- what type of house a contractor " may have an opportunity to quiry into his methods and the t, the floor of concrete. The ar act and is'urging Senators will build for himself have an op- hear them before a call is made. extent of his operations in training front of the building will be attractively Pepper and Andrews to do likewisein portunity now to have their curiosity f At this time no minister has been stuccoed to match the the Senate even to the extent ofa bird dogs. satisfied for J. F. Tippey, 'f ,secured for the coming Sunday, present building. filibuster. Mr. Bruce stated that he was local building contractor, began the ',r October 6, and in all probability convinced that Mr. Watson was On the west side of the addition construction this week 'of his own I there will be an old-fashioned song will be a car display room about not attempting to kill, or destroy' home on Atlantic Avenue just east I service. On r'Sunday, October 13 eighteen by twenty-five feet. On any of the game in his operations, of the 'Community Church manse. "'"' the pulpit will be filled by Rev. the east side will be the officesin : NEGRO IS KILLED and that he did not, in fact, carrya The home will be of concrete ..1 I Marshall of Lakeland. Rev. Marshallis gun in the field while traininghis j a room extending almost as deepas block construction with plastered highly recommended by a num- the display room allowing room WHEN AUTO TURNS dogs. There remained, how- interior and 'stucco exterior finish. i. ber of people who know him. ever, the purely technical legal be will only in the rear for a storage space Asbestos cement shingles Tno following three Sundays, Oc- I and toilets. The remainder of the question as to whether or not the used on the roof and the founda- h tober 20, 27 and November 3 the room will be used for car storage. OVER ON ROAD 25A necessary pursuit of' the game by tion will be of the concrete wall :I pulpit will be filled by Rev. Martin Plate glass windows will be placed the dogs during tlie closed season, type. The bath will be tiled Jind : of Alexis, Illinois. Rev. and Mrs. in front of the showroom and I I constituted a :violation of the spirit all windows will have steel sashes. r Martin are coming to Clewiston for (Continued on Page 8) ' flourescent lighting is planned for negro hitch-hiker was killed The house, 50 feet by 32 feet three weeks and are travelling the building.The and three other occupants of the lies lengthwise along the street I', quite a distance to get acquaintedwith tractor sales building will Construction Of New with the front entrance onto a the people of, Clewiston.The (Continued 8) car escaped serious injury when a , on page large porch at the east end. The people of Clewiston are very 1939 model Chevrolet coach, drivenby Durrence Home BegunPaul living room, dining' room and I.' fortunate that their committee has Bruiser Built ForCO1servation Leland Miller of-Belle Glade, blewa kitchen are located In ,order west- ,I been able to arrange to bring each tire and overturned about three ward from the entrance ,on the : of these ministers here. It is the south side. Off the kitchen is a Agent began the constructio - miles west of the LaMooreton Club Bussey expressed wish of the committeethat small. utility room which opens onto this week of a new home for everyone avail themselves of this morning. The, car, owned by the back entrance. A hall way \ Mr. and Mrs. Foy F. Durrence at this opportunity to hear and become A 25 foot ,cabin cruiser is being T. J. Crosby of Belle Glade, was the corner of Ponce De Leon and leads between the two bedroomsin acquainted with the ministers constructed at a Clewiston boat- badly wrecked.It Atlantic Avenues 'near the A. W. the northeast and northwest who are being considered for the ways for the State Game and Fish is understood that Miller picked Lawrence; home. corners of the home and the bath pastorate. Department, the boat being intended the three hitchhikerswho entrance is from this hallway.Oak . up negro Two large lots have been obtainedby for use as a patrol boat in Lake floors will be used throughout - were, presumably, on their way Mr. Durrence and the home will lI : \ Cornette Building Okeechobee by the district conservation to Clewiston. When the accident face toward the street the house and a number of large officer. interSection'j linen and clothes closets are built occured the one sitting beside It will be thirty-six ' Bill Johnson is building the boat, in. Built-in cabinets will also be J, t t' Miller in the front seat attemptedto 5-Room, Bungalow two feet overall ,and will have two : which will be turned over to the and but arranged in U-shape in the kitchen. J.: the door open jump bedrooms, living room, dining room, department November 1st. Mr. Tippey expects to do a great: was apparently caught etween; the kitchen and bath. A garage located 1 ;' Clewiston is becoming increasingly part of the work on the home himself - , door the ,il A five-room frame bungalow was and the pavement as car back of the house and approached / started this morning by J.F.. popular as a center for sport overturned and his head crushed. by; a driveway from Atlantic Avenueis and anticipates the cost at fishing on Lake Okeechobee. Each something near' $4,000. I Tippey for E. M. Cornette on Jots None of the other three car occupants also being constructed.The I season additional boats are. madeor he recently acquired just back of received anything more home will be of frame construction - purchased and brought in to CLEWISTON STUDENTS RECEIVE bruises and damaging than Hendry County Motors and facing the Clewiston dock, and during the scratches.. with plastered interior ROTC COMMISSIONS AT U. OF F. Pasadena Avenue. and asbestos shingle roof. The winter season all available, boats The will have The car brought to Clewis- exterior will be of building an exterior for rent are kept busy, was : finish re-sawn Clewiston's three senior students ' .. of novelty siding, plaster interior, Mr. Johnson has recently com ton by a wrecker of the Hendry cypress siding. Cost is placed at at the University of Florida, Coburn 'I asbestos roof and County Motors. Miller rode hereon about Mr. estimates shingle concrete $6,000. Bubbey pleted the construction of a new Moore, Robert Y. Patterson and foundation with a porte cochere at the wrecker and left immediatelyfor that it will require about nine dock the at his fishing camp near the j Janis W. Beardsley, are among one, end similar to the houses built hurricane Belle Glade. weeks to complete. students who .I gates. A gasoline tank 95 senior military by Royal Lumber Company near has been placed on the dock for A coroner's inquest was quickly have been named cadet officers of the schoolhouse. use in refueling boats. held at the scene of the accident KIWANIS CLUB ENJOYS the University's artillery ROTC regi- I Mr. Cornette expects torrent: the, and a verdict of unavoidable accident QUIZ PROGRAM WEDNESDAYThe ment this year. Each of these boys home to one of his employees. ALSTON'S NEW FOUNTAINDave returned. .--- received a commission as second I I \ Kiwanis Club, at the regular lieutenant. II DUPLEX Alston has recently installed GRAVES AT AMERICAN + , APARTMENT IS meeting Wednesday night held a ::.;:,' ;' BUILT BY H. C. JONES a new Nelson liquid carbonic LEGION CONVENTION quiz program similar in some respects SUGGS PURCHASE HOME lk; I I'M I soda fountain in his drug store in to several on current events .-- '..: ,;:J.,' A greater part of the construction the east end of town. The new Clewiston Post No. 93, American which have been held recently. G. B. Suggs has just purchasedthe I ;1', '. has been completed this fountain has a front finished in Legion, was represented at the national Questions used were the first fifteen home on Ventura Street, recently - week of red and black to match the chairs convention held in Boston Mr. and Mrs. W. H. "J.' a duplex frame apartment from a booklet issued recently by vacated by . ,''. \; being built by H. C. Jones which near is and tables which have been in use last week 'by Steve A. Graves, of the magazine "Time". E. M. Warren. The house was owned by I his home on Sagamo"1 Avenue. for some time. It is trimmed with LaBelle. Mr. and Mrs. Graves attended Cornette appeared to be the best Mr. and Mrs. John A. Stone, who , chromium and has stainless steel the convention and its at- : posted Kiwanian present on current remodeled it, adding considerablyto The building is tncnty-two feet working surfaces. The fountain hasa ! tendant festivities and are now events and won the prize with an 'its size. is by the twenty-eight fee' /riPaul 'Bussey five hundred pound ice cream visiting relatives in Canada before I average of 86J/ per cent, missing Mr. and Mrs. Suggs moved In . contractor.. capacity. -, -..,.-3LI returning home. only two questions. this week. -, ..j It t I i I ",, ,''f r."N'!. !:' ,'"" ..' ?+" :. o"IY1 r7ir 7if'iv '!<;" ""' '!;' ...,..F. (. ''', : , : I : ," < Q' l' : ;;"f1 :ry : 'f. '. l \ . ------- -- -- : IMPROVED THE CHEERFUL CHEHJ&\ .. ? b UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL . "" I TKcontmwvl working trdY Yrn'NU SUNDAY eating t..nd plt..y-< ::3mIIe $ I Lesson It just %keep* me. By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST.ugieD. pRP uKt.t it will 1 Dean of The Moody Bible vorvdering |i Despite That of Chicago.: B EN , "But for Edison we shouldn't servk. (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) 'tbet have ,had the motion ,picture, the YE SCRIBES r Washington C. But dun yov tt.lk i (talking" machine, or the tele When Hi Moderwell was covering Lesson for October 6 SECRET BRITISH WEAPONBritain's it tJl over yov .see- phone. the Rome beat for a Chicago gazettehe fht life 'in tKc. "Yes; but I still think he was a exposed some Fascist barba- new secret anti-aircjaft I Lesson subject and Scripture texts selected which is described 'tbstrtct weapon neither - as b great ,man. risms. This so incensed one of them, and copyrighted by .International, quite f dance Council of Religious Education: used by "gun ray, nor balloon," is the ' he slapped Hi's face during a ,big thirvafW" o Women with the most cheek permission most,ingenious defense instrumentthe 'O- Not wishing to cause any excitement " ? don't always do the most,blushing. war has yet devised, according because his companionthe LUKE AND HIS GOSPEL to military reports received'here.It ok How It's DoneTeacherWWieyou ( wife of a friend) expected an consists of a shell which when explain to heir, Moderwell ignored .the insult LESSON TEXT Luke 1:1-4: Acts 1:1; may :Rumanian cri- Colossians 4:14; n Timothy 4lla. fired by an anti-aircraft gun, ex- J- the class how we hear things. The next day a GOLDEN Text-It seemed good to me also plodes at a desired level and releases - Willie-Pa tells 'em to ma as a secret, sis forced him to fly to Bucharest.At to write that thou mlghtest.know end she tells 'em,to the bridge club as f once Rome was sprayed with talk the certainty of those things wherein thou a new kind of gas. This gas WNU Service., .ecret and then they're broadcast.A that the American was a coward. hut been Instructed.-Luke 1:3. 4. has the same density' as air and does not dissipate. It holds That he had been slapped and then togetherand GIVE-AWAY Reading a book is a privilege and constitutes a sort of invisible left Italy by plane, etc. I should be an illuminating and :stir- balloon. The gas is harmlessexcept - When Hi returned to Rome his best ring experience. What a''pity thatso when it explodes, and then it' CLASSIFIEDDEPARTMENT pals told him the only way to disinfect few read good books in our day! possesses tremendous destructive LL4Blllll the ugly situation would be to To study a book is a far more fruit- power., fight a duel. The challenge becamethe ful Explosion is and interesting experience. Few by ignition. An air- topic of every European corre- are the books worthy of prolongedand plane engine roaring through one of spondent, but Hi had other ideas repeated study. Therein do we these gas masses ignites it and ) .Os.-; He entered the explosive Fas- find one of the great differences between causes an explosion which tears the REMEDYASTHMALINE .11 i e t cist's lair told him Americans do Y books of men and God's Book plane to, pieces. That is the way "George, I mended that hole in not fight with swords and then flattened -the Bible. Again and again we the British are reported to be using . Instant Asthma relief You be the Judge. him with sock the jaw a on your pocket. turn to its pages and find its truth it. Free samples. Send no money W. W. "Thanks! How did you know, if :. Then Hi challenged him to a inexhaustible, ever interesting, in- TRANAU Box 60, Douglas City Calif. was there?" 'duel with swords, pistols or anythingelse forming, .and soul-stirring in its NEW AID FOR BRITAIN The next day the duel beauty and Another-historic move to aid Great power. cancelled because Moderwellwas New York Failed to Vote The Glutton was Britain almost We recognize that the Holy Spiritis as significant as the Street Performer-Ladies and : not a gentleman! the real author of the Word (II destroyer-islands deal, is now on ' gentlemen, in a few moments I Tim. 3:16; II Pet. 1:21), but He President Roosevelt's desk., New York failed to cast its vote will astonish you by eating coal, This legend concerns Ted Thack- chose and used human writers. As It is a plan to sell to the British for President in the first election, stones and nails. I will also swal-i ery, the Post's managing editor. we begin a six-month study of the 30 merchant vessels owned by 'the which made Washington Presi- Ted has the distinction of becomingthe low a sword, after which I will Gospel according to Luke, we prop- United States government and now dent. As the Constitution provided ir come round with the hat, trusting m. e. of a paper he once peddledin erly ask about both the author and tied up in the James river, Virginia.The each state to , was appoint the Midwest Then he came pres- to get enough for a crust of his writing.I. vessels, built during the to New York, and because his boss World idential electors "in such a man- bread. war, are desperately neededby Voice in the rear-What! Still paid him off in bigger compli- The WriterLuke.Our Great Britain because of her se- ner as the legislature thereof may ments than wages, he developed a direct." In states electors hungry? information regarding Luke is vere shipping losses in submarineand some cynical attitude .. '. As a result, he ,found in the New Testament, in the aerial warfare.In for the first election of 1789 were summer home was demoted to a ''job on 'one of thepublisher's introductory words of the books he the once-scorned James river chosen by popular vote; in others, The new was named "The Nutshell." It bore its other rags ,. He surprised wrote (Luke and Acts) and in the fleet, controlled by the maritime the legislatures appointed them. c i the higher-ups by accepting writings of his friend and co- commission, are the only ready- The New York legislature could name but a short time because the f I it, and so they fired him. Very unfairly worker, Paul. There we learn of his made vessels in the world today owner became exasperated by not agree on the manner of select- he felt Despite his years that be in . f.. boys who called nearly every day with the outfit, he was left penniless.He 1. Nationality" and Religion. His fleet can consists purchased of 92 ,quantity.The of about ing the electors. As a.result, none f to ask: "Is the Colonel in?" had the courage to perform this name, "Luke, is a contraction of ships was chosen, and New York failed "?' 8,000 to 10,000 tons each. The en- the Greek "Loukios" and - legendary exploit. He ,returned to I name are in fair condition to' cast any vote for President.- ,.., gines having since we know from Colossians 4:11 , l"F the town where he was a noted figure Pathfinder. been turned and 14 that he was not "of the circumcision over periodically by and on the same corner where the However considerable " know he Gen- navy. , we was a , : he started peddling'papers, he oncemorenewsboy'd tile and evidently'a Greek. When, repairs will have to be made to other t' the paper of whichhe where and by whom he was won to parts of the ships, by the British, once was head man The totaling $165,000 each. DON'T BE BOSSED Christ, we do not know. We do town buzzed with the tale'and his know that this 'intelligent Greek, The British plan to offer about $30a shamefaced employer, rather than ton for the vessels which is BY YOUR LAXATIVE-RELIEVE versed in all the philosophies of the considered - have "the story" confirmed, made perfection of personality, found in I high in view of the fact that CONSTIPATION. MODERN,WAY < him m. e. again-but ,of.a branch Christ the fulfillment of all his desires they will have to spend $165,000 or .When you feel gassy, headachy, logy t.E publication in China. due to clogged-up bowels, do as millions \ ,;. ,.,1., and dreams. about $20.per. ton for repairs. The r do-take Fetn-AMint at bedtime. Next total price paid to the United States morning-thorough, comfortable relief, the 2. Profession-a Physician (Col. 4: 0 E During exciting twenties Vic for the ships will be in the neighbor- helping you start the day full of your r o 14. See also medical terms in all ' : Watson, then city ed of 'the N. Y. hood of $8,000,000, while the total normal energy and pep, feeling like a ri.r-;, American, assigned reporter Nat his writings). Luke wrote scholarly British repair bill will be about million! Feen-A-Mint doesn't disturb y' I .: due to Lonstipation// Ferber to expose crooked brokerage Greek; he was familiar with the lile your night's rest or interfere with work tha l{" Dr. Hitchcock's All-Vegetable' houses These bucketshops were of a sailor(Acts 27); he joined'withhis $5,000,000. e next laxative day. Try Feen-A-Mint, the chewinggum ,yourself It tastes good it's " Laxative Powder an intestinal cleaning up, trimming the chumps, scientific accuracy an esthetic FROM MISSOURIOne handy and economical...a family supply (, tonic-laxative-actuallytoneslazy 'and to do this they had powerful culture revealed in his writings. of the costs only greatest publicity =- bowel muscles. It helps relieve 3. His Friends. A man's friends FEEN.A.'MINT underworld contacts of . ,4 that sluggish feeling. 15 doses for course drives in U. S. political history is 10* indicate his character. Luke hada cents. That's just what Watson and Ferbersuspected I only 10 Large family size 25 about to be launched. I cents. At all druggists. One day while they close friend and possibly a patron, From thousands of billboards, attended a hearing of a brokeragecase "his excellency" Theophilus (Acts window movie .iEvil' posters, signs, .j held in a deserted street late 1:1; Luke 1:3), evidently a man of screens, radios and sound trucks, Means ;ti hi the and ability. He also let ''imagine that he . OWDErlHeart's night, Ferber happened to standing was a the 'voters of the country will be Never man look out a window and noticed that close friend and fellow laborer with bombarded with arguments, slogans can pursue a good end by ,evil in every doorway a figure lurked perhaps the greatest man of all and oratory until November 5 as means, without sinning against his He thought fast He time, Paul the apostle. to why Wendell Willkie should be own soul! Any other issue is : Envoy phoned his paper to rush down every 4. His Activities. Fellow missionary elected 'President of the United doubtful; the evil effect on himselfis The tongue is the ambassador of photographer on the staff-to take with Paul (Acts 16:11; 20:5, 6, States. certain.-Southey. the heart.-Lyly. photos of every person on that street and elsewhere), physician, preacherof The campaign will be under the When the flashlights poppedthe the gospel, and author. auspices of the Republican national lurkers fled The camera- The Book-the Luke. committee, but its real authors area n. Gospel by GIVE THE AIR TO men did a swell job-many photos of live-wire St. Louis busi- : group written book be OMEN yf40S' matched several To have a may a & ti SNIFFLESPENETROoN rogues gallery headed Rembrandts. doubtful distinction, but to have ness men by bustling Edgar DolI Queeny president of the 'Monsanto write , been used of the Holy Spirit to this Chemical company, one of, the big- Read This Message George Bernard Shaw's music such a book as Gospel-what an Important : gest such firms in the country.An . "People who'read my Prefaces are honor and privilege! Following Dr. 'Do you dread those 'try 1r years" (38 to6Z , Beyond Help original Willkie booster, )? Are you setting moody cranky and G. Campbell Morgan, we note: Too repelled by what they choose to NERVOUS Do fear hot flashes,weak- late the bird cries out whenit Queeny has been giving a large partof you term my arrogance-their word for 1. Its Subject. "The Word" (Luke ening dizzy spells Are}'ot0 ealous of attentions , is caught. his time to the of about the job electinghim. other women get THEN LISTEN- He wrote perfect my habit of telling the painful truth. 1:2) He lunches daily with a ;score These symptoms often result from female And people who read what other personality of Jesus Christ, but he, functional disorders start today and take of politically smart friends, and it famous Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Com- John John 1:14) like ( recognizedthat folks say about me are revolted by at these informal that' pound. For over 60 years Pinkham's Compound - the divine and eternal was powwows thousands of AT callousness-the it was has helped hundreds of ".: OOO r my average journalist's Word which became flesh in the the nation-wide publicity plan grateful women to go"smiling thru"difficult M ti rsRHEUMATISMS word for the irritating way per- ,evolved. days. Pinkham's has helped calm unstrung 1':' sroats in which I keep my head while the fect humanity of Jesus Christ. nerves and lessen annoying femalo functional - Originally Missouri was to stage "irregularities." One of the men tto* a pulltgs rest of mankind are losing theirs 2. Its Sources. He doubtless read fire "woman's" tonics. Try ill [ national .a01R the show alone, but the Thus, everyone who doesn't what many had written (Luke 1:1). with committee was so impressed know me firmly believes me- to be He also talked with "eyewitnesses"Luke its possibilities that Queeny was WNU-7 40 40 the ( 1:2) and "ministers of theword" quite most unpleasant person had known the Lord. asked to apply it to the entire coun: who alive; and as a all I consequence leS edRe&L have to do with people who meet me 3. Its Method. He "traced the try. He responded with character 'Essence Friendship .' for the first time is to be just rea- course" (for so does the R. V. properly istic zip.Through. his influence, ,five leading Sincerity, truth, faithfulness, .! 1:3) of the sonably polite, in order to conveyan translate'Luke ma- advertising firms went to work with come into the very essence of'friendship.William impression 'of superhuman terial he gathered; that is, he did Ellery Chan- and the agency that handles the Monsanto - charm." original research investigation always under the control and guid- account, the Gardner Adver- ning. MERCHANTS - tising company of St. Louis, and as- Sports writer Harry Grayson fears ance of the Holy Spirit. This resulted - signed two representatives to each in a placing of all things "in or- 110 man, and like most sports chroniclers - state to explain the drive to localG. often wields the hammer with der." After gathering, sifting, in- . O. P. chiefs. .Your great effect. Harry's pride and joys vestigating, the Holy Spirit saw that One particular point to be ex- Harry Jr One ''day Papa Luke put all things in proper order. that the cost would be 0. plained was 4. Its Purpose. Luke wanted The lilt afayson met friend a and amazed the national Advertising: him ophilus (and others who read his too large for com- w by devoting the entire Disordered gabfestto Warn of mittee to bear under the Hatch act, May with raving about what a great guy Gospel) to know "certainty"Luke Kidney Action and that the state organizations Dollar I 1:4) those things in which he Clyde Beatty was. "He's the most ( would have to carry the load. The Modern life with Its hurry and worry I wonderful man I ever met," said was already instructed by word of Irregular habits improper eating and , advertising contact men have reported drinking-its risk of exposure and infection - t buys than mouth.So . something :.;. more Grayson. : back that without exceptionthe -throws heavy strain on the workof 4 space and circulation in "How do you figure that out?" I desperately vital a matter as the kidneys.They are apt to become state headquarters are willingto filter add eternal salvation calls for writ- over-taxed and fail to excess inquired the listener. I our and other Impurities from the li! -givtnc t. the columns of this news- exact and complete. Luke raise and spend the necessary "How do I figure it out?" ings, blood. yelled paper. It buys space andy who had a knowledge of all these funds. You may suffer nagging backache; Harry. "Why, when I took my kido s headache dizziness getting up nights circulation plus the favorable his circus, Beatty let him in things, 'was moved by the Holy MERRYGOROUNDFor leg pains swelling-feel constantly go Other sign Spirit to write, and thus we have tired nervous all worn out. i the cage with the lions!" confer- bladder disorder are sometimes - 1 consideration of our admission to a press of kidney or f' this glorious Gospel which we are burning scanty or too frequent readers for this to study from now until March, 1941. I ence with Secretary of War Stim- urination. { newspaper Nunnally Johnson, who 'pens I son, newsmen must be equippedwith Try Dwn'i PtH. Doan'i hclpbodthetddneys . A word. book- A closing 12-page , and its off harmful to advertising patrons. pieces between movies, had a identification cards colored pass quar- half amended than let, Can America Be Saved? by the waste. Thkv have had more rel with a colyumist over a trivial approval. Ar recom- red.Colonel I :, writer of these notes, will be sent bright o public everywhere. : I grateful users matter sometime ago. The latter Ward Marls, able press relations , free on request. Use the address Ask IjgllborJi four . LET US TELL YOU recently patty-caked one of Nwi ally's officer of war department, above. A post card will do, but if I. mag pieces. He wired the col- is literally behind the eight-ball. MORE ,ABOUT IT yumist: "Many thanks., Your kissesare convenient, enclose postage. Your Planted on his desk is a billiard omments or, suggestions regarding still exciting." the lessons will also be appreciated. ball, marked with the figure eight. -. --- .---- _. -.- .. / :.' !'. ., <;','".' ':-:': I .,' 't':'<'::1!' ';>;"'; )I"f:: 1J1.t7'! ; :M '.:: :: ; "t \ !''; ..v , ; j'' 2 rv '' '' : . 1:<" ':' '( r' ''' .. tr ; ', .' > .. : /' . : : :, ,: ,'" ..:. ,:,. : ':' .-, ,..' ,.:,: ':, < ';'. ." / .,r : : \. 1 .- ..... -- I ' Hitler's: ,EmblemThe i-- I Gems of Thought AROUND Items of Interestthe swastika, used by Hitler as FARM " symbol of German ''might, has I to the Housewife : been used all over the world from NO MATTER what his rank HOUSE ; time immemorial. The emblem TOPICS position maybe, the'Lover . originated in India, where it is still of books is the richest and used by Hindus, who mark it on happiest of tHe children of men. For a little variety ,bake your In making toast be sure the I their foreheads as a sign of their -Dr. John Langford.The pies in square or rectangular- bread is at least a day old. Cut,it CANNIBALISM IS caste. The word "swastika" comes faith that stands on authority shaped pans. Often they are eas- even\ and ,rather thin, less than from "Suvastika,", which is Hin CURED BY SALT is not faith.-Emerson. ier to cut into 'equal portions'from one-half inch; remove the crust, dustani. The symbol has been There is no dependence that sucha, shape. then toast slowly. Cut-the crustin found in High Asia, northern Eu- can be sure but a dependenceupon half-inch pieces and use as . ; rope, in,Buddhist Mongolia, North one's self.-John Gay. To keep marshmallows moist, croutons for soup. : In Remedy for Costly Poultry in the bread * t America and even such far- To do is to succeed.Schiller.Too store 'them box. flung places as the Andes and Vice Is, Discovered.By low they build who build be- A novelty container which will ,Peru. neath the 'stars. Young. An alarm clock will save much hold several of the handsome vine The swastika originally repre- L. M. BLACK The tree asks the worry in cooking. Set the alarm plants is a clear ,glass bowl about apple never sented the Aryan' Fire God, Agni, (Extension Poultryraan New Jersey Col- beech how he shall, for the time the cooking is to be five inches ''in diameter. Plants I -and the direction of the transoms lege ol Agriculture, Rutgers University) 'grow, nor completed-or as a reminder for I such as, the ivy .o"f. philodendron the lion the horse how he shall {, (the "arms" of theswastika) signified -' Some poultrymen have a lot of inspection. Undivided attention will take root in such bowl filled take prey.-Blak. his the procession of the sun trouble with cannibalism 'among may then be given to the other. with clear water, and the effectis through the heavens. their chickens, especially during the household interests. stunning. growing period. But here is a Dimple - remedy-common salt. i Pull the Trigger on This remedy is so simple that to That wholesometangy' many' poultrymen it may seem almost By Lazy ,Bowels ridiculous-they've tried so HOW, to SEW RUTH WYETH outdoor taste... ': remedies. many other impressive SPEARS ;just heat and eat delicious kith herb laxative.conibined with syrup pepsinto However, none of the, others has ; make it agreeable and easy to take ever been entirely satisfactory. cold...health fnl...econom/ca/-/ When constipation brings on acid indigestion Cannibalism has become and order; today, from bloating, dizzy spells, gas, more -' 90RE HOLES iIN shelf from the bottom needs six your grocer .no.-,_.. coated tongue sour taste and bad more common in recent years. CORNERS holes. All the others have three breath, your stomach is probably "cry- And, of course, it's. important to 20 OF SHElYES soNC holes each. The design may be ing the blues" because your bowels don'tmove. stop this usually costly vice. Many 1 , It calls for Laxative Senna to pull t varied by using larger spools at the trigger on those lazy bowels, com chickens may be lost. Others may 12aLA the bottom for the first spool above bined with good old Syrup ,Pepsin to look! so unsightly they do not sell 6 and .below each shelf. Use exten- 1 make your laxative more agreeable and to; best advantage. And if the pullets sion",curtain rods to fit the holesin , easier to take. For years many Doctors are kept through the laying have used pepsin compounds, as agree- the spools. A little glue be- able carriers to make other medicinesmore year, cannibalism may continue and tween' spools makes the whatnot 0 palatable when your "taster" feels affect egg production. When finished it be U EI2b SV00L5'AUSE rigid. may easily upset. So be sure your laxative , Harry W. Titus and Ralph B. contains Insist Dr. Igo stained or painted. ti : Syrup Pepsin. on 6 ' Caldwell's Laxative: Senna, combined Nestler of, the U. S. department of ? GLUE 6 CURTAIN i I.. with Syrup Pepsin. See how wonderfully agriculture discovered the effectiveness TODOU6H NOTE: These homemaking booklets area its herb Laxative Senna wakes up lazy of salt somewhat by accident, SPOOLS AND service to our readers and No. 5 contains - T, nerves and muscles in your intestines to in feeding experiments with SHELYES- a description of the other numbers; quail. 5 bring welcome relief from constipation.And I Yr as well as 32 pages"of clever Ideas with see how its Syrup Pepsin makes Dr. Quail generally are more, quar- all directions fully illustrated. They are Caldwell's medicine so smooth and agree- relsome than chickens, especially A HOME Demonstration Agentwrote lOc each to cover cost and mailing. Send on able to a touchy gullet. Even finicky order to: A when two or more coveys are mixed.In me the other day to say children love the taste of this pleasant [ the that 'of the in her family laxative. Buy Dr. Caldwell's Lax- experiments, cannibalism had many women 1 become serious had made the spool shelves MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS ative Senna at your druggist's today. a problem. group ' . Try one laxative that won't bring on Back in 1933 J. H. Prentice described in SEWING BOOK 3 and Drawer' 10 ;> reported Bedford Hills New York violent distaste even when you take it the end tables of in Book 5. spools after a full meal.Earnest. in the Journal of the Ministry Enclose 10 cents for each book ; of Agriculture for Northern Ireland "One member has an interesting ordered. r the results of a study of the collection, of pitchers' and would Name ............................... Relying on Others Living role of salt in the nutrition of the like to"make a corner whatnot for Address ............................. He who relies on another's tableis \ Whatever I have tried to do in laying hen. He stated that a lack them, the letter continued. apt to dine late. , life I have tried with all my heart of salt in the diet of hens causes Well, here it is ladies! With the ; them to lose weight and become collection of pitchers allin, place. to do well. Whatever I have de- The sketch gives all dimensionsand f subject to cannibalism. On recall- voted myself to, I have devoted ing Prentice's observations, Titus instructions. ,The triangle myself to completely: in the great aims and in small I have always and Nestler tried adding' salt to the shelves are cut from one boardas been thoroughly in earnest.- diet of their quail. It worked. shown at the left. The second From "David Copperfield." The remedy has since been tested t 1 on chickens, and found to give ex- }' cellent control of cannibalism. Strange Facts.Jf'ir o o i r i a! WQ' 111/ There'is old belief of (& -1:;, CHOICE OF MilliONS an course, ? .', 1";" ,' st ''- ST.JOSEPH,s1jllA1 that: salt is poisonous to chickens. All 's' Down !' 11 ASPIRIN' However, moderate amounts of salt r WORlO S tAA6EST SEVER AT4 lh"l aid digestion. And experimentsshow 8 Per Cent Film 1 ,I : ; that chickens can stand con- 3-Weeks' Bath 0 -rttt - II tiE .- siderable salt for several days with- I q, ,. .',, Warm Handshake out permanent injury. C. During the Pareshnath proces- (tS ', xt" :.:,: Kind looks, kind words, kind Titus says only a small percentage sion, staged yearly by the Jains in I ; :..:,; i. acts, and warm handshakesthese of salt is needed to stop canni- India, all telephone,'telegraph and ..."*'. are secondary means of balism. Standard diets usually con- trolley'wires crossing the line of I ", grace when men are in trouble tain about Vz per cent of added salt.- march temporarily removedso ( " : and ,are fighting their unseen bat- An additional 1 or 2 per cent added that the Great- Indradwaja, a S r tles.-John Hall. to the diet for four or five days usu* 50-foot banner, can' pass without -; 1 < " ally stops cannibalism.The being lowered.' b effectiveness of salt seems especially 1geG4' "* "an logical. Some feed manu- C. The average motion picture, SWITCH I 't COLDS facturers have been putting less and when released, contains only 8 per I i R $ less salt in poultry'' diets in recent cent of the film that was "shot" TO 'SOMETHING .' .' t OFguickt''j years, and during ,the,.same time during production. Although the I ud&, cannibalism has been on the in 92 per cent that, goes into the''edi- t U % : YOU'LL LIKE! . . LIQUID crease. tor's' wastebasket is not entirely \; 6 66 TABLETS SALVE wasted from a technical stand- NOSE DROPS 'point, it does sometimes contain I. .couqHDROP.sAn Cattle Shock EasilyIn songs, small parts in their entiretyand ,11 I ..' i 11 ...; : { even whole scenes that have I Insect? Rainy WeatherTurn been taken on expensive sets. i: I IKellogg's .4 Judge-You say your wife at- electric fence controllersto ; : tacked you with a' death-dealing the least possible charge dur- C. The longest baths on record'are -i- Made by I, weapon? What was the' nature of ing periods of wet weather to save those taken by the patrons of, the in I ICoPl' -4 that weapon? "Old Bossy" the shock of her life, mineral spring resort at Shira- ltt4ttt" Battle Creek .' ! Meeker-It was a fly-swatter, John E. Nicholas, professor of hone, Japan. Many of the bathers tlti/11 1 11it[ ( i your honor. agricultural 'engineering at the will lie in the large, shallow tanks .ut U$tttlp 1940 by Kellogg Company Pennsylvania State college, urges for three ,weeks at a time, pack- farmers. Trained animals are ing smooth stones on and about RHEUMA1I5M not likely to touch the'wires any- themselves at night to prevent Foolish Sheep Time to Give , way, he _commented, but! in case turning over and drowning in their, It's a foolish sheep that makes I Give neither counsel nor salt un they do, they need not be fright- sleep-Collier's. the wolf his confessor. til you, are asked, for 'it. ' PAIN, WHERE IT HURTS ened unnecessarily. " GOOD OLD I .2'22'1 60C convenient Electric fencing but hardly is cheap satisfac-and ;.,V' hj ?,:y I: PRESCRIPTION[ b" .i. tory for use as line fence or along &,''' \: H.:..? R ,, t \X9 Q.4io2, ;..t I ; highways, he has found. It is :3'/ ntZ:;;,C{ \ v.t Ctit.wa3G, g.',' S\, :p\ wi especially handy when a tem- ; $ A r.. ! porary pasture is needed duringthe if i Vact ouADVERTISING rush season of farm work, iI : I particularly for dairy cows. A "breachy" cow may need neck. chain with a dangling piece to keep her in the pasture but such animals quickly learn to avoid I charged wires.A FAMOUS T f:? GIVE ME THE yy single strand usually is suf- v"STRATOSPHERE Y ADVERTISING ficient, although two may be nec- .: t SLOWERBURNINGCIGARETTE I essary for sheep.Homemade FLIER \ :' '' I I EVERY . .. ' . represents the leadership of. controllers are ' a nation. It points the way. dangerous, Nicholas emphasized, TIME FOR EXTRA \ t and for the sake of safety,' bat j We merely follow follow to I ,tery-type controllers are best. MILDNESS. I LIKE ALL ,, . new heights of comfort, of i iI EXTRA' MILDNESS THE OTHER EXTRAS < };: I, convenience, of happiness. I Weed ControlOf EXTRA IN CAMELS, TOO t.I As time all the various chemicals used, COOLNESS : ::1 goes on advertising - I I the chlorates are the most effective EXTRA I is used more and more, and practicable for controlling most FLAVOR types of weeds. ' and as it is used i In recent more wo laboratory Of the three general methods of 25 v dower tests Camels burn ed GET THE "EXTRAS" WITH SLOWER-BURNING all profit more. It's the way application, probably the most com- other of the than the average of the.IS ' I mon is dissolve the chlorates in Wgest.s brands advertising has- : water and to spray the solution on slower than I11JY af :' Tbat tested G MeL \ on the means of the weeds. Another method is to avers b'e. a sraoluag plus 4 CAMELS I bringing equal a profit to to spray a dilute solution'on lawns to 5 EXTRA \ everybody concerned, kill shallow-rooted weeds. A third SMOKES PER PACK! y . the consumer included way effective on certain perennial yR f fI weeds, is to scatter the dry sodium I R THE CIGARETTE OF \ chlorate over the ground in late ' r +' TOBACCOSr autumn before the soil freezes. I kCTtt. COSTLIER i LL\ J 11 \ ,. , 3f. :) ; f. : ,: ,- : t '7.ft.. .", ',"\o" '".' .v .. "!'.. .. ,,'.', .. .. : < : ? : r: 0 "FT.z.: : : 1 . '\ FOUR THE CLETVISTON !NEWS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1940 The Clewis ton News ONE- "SACRIFICE" WE CAN'T it. He became its lawyer in 1929. the many problems that burden and denounce a craven jackal like Mus- ; MAKE"Manufacturers In 1933 the president of the cor- beset the people of this nation. He solini? If he is mad because of ' poration got sick and quit, and what Roosevelt said about Mussolini, .Sa , specifically declared in favor of Friday In Clcwlston have a twofoldjob. Willkie became the president. So I don't think he will find any pa- i Florida Published, by every the CLEWISTON NEWS, They must continue to pro- nobody can claim he is a business most of the major policies of the triotic American in agreement with i Inc. duce the peacetime goods the' coun- genius in the sense that he conceived Roosevelt administration. Yet, after him., ; try needs and, in addition, build organized and developed a declaring for most every' policy Willkie did come out boldly for. I KEATHLEY BOWDEBT, Editor new factories, and expand their great business concern), and that Roosevelt has put into practice, he something entirely new, novel and present facilities so as to provideall he gigged and gouged the government declared that democracy in the hitherto unhead of. Ho plumped Entered as second class mail matter the equipment necessary for national out of $23,000,000.00, for his United States was going to the squarely "for a new companionshipin 'I February 1, 1927, at the Post Office In defense. We must all be utility outfit. dogs if' he was not elected President.I an Industrial society". That is March Clewiston 3, 1897Subscription Florida. under the Act of prepared, to make'sacrifices, if need These being the facts regardinghis couldn't follow him at all on that a new high in empty, vacuous, be, but there is one sacrifice that record, we must necessarily line of reasoning. He might have meaningless phases. It sounds like we believe to be neither necessary judge him by his speeches. For seemed to himself to be making 'some of the confused twaddle that Rate, >$ .OO' Per Year. sense, but it didn't even make good nor desirable. And that's the sac- certainly no one is going to' have Father Divine deals out to his "dark Advertising Rates On Application. rifice of our American way of life. the gall to say that there is non-sense to me. angels". It reminds me of that anY-I He approved of most of President in his record to show "When some people use the thing little professor at the Universitywho I Roosevelt's foreign policy, but he Devoted to the advancement and welfare phrase-'the American way of lif3' is qualified for the biggest said he stood for the "long- , of Clewiston and Hendry County. -they tend to forget that it isn't hardest job in the 'world-the Presi- bawled him out for "attacking"foreign i run good of the group". f : ! nations. Willkie must have dency of the United States. Surelyno just ,the physical comforts that are Willkie kept insisting that been little confused that we sane will contend that a on one.I important. Behind and beyond the person are in danger of losing democracyin 1 know of no nation that Roosevelthas '(ow>,"':o"X...) automobiles, the bathtubs, the elec- being president of a billion-dollar qualified attacked. It is true that he this country if he is not elected ! utility holding corporation tric refrigerators, and so on, we President. He never got specific Willkie, ipso facto, to be Presidentof said Mussolini had "stuck a knife have a set of spiritual values and I it into the back of France", when and gave any details about this RAMBLINGS. If the United States. so, can civil liberties that have never been "danger" to democracy, nor did he that cowardly wop declared war on be contended with stronger reason I By B. B. equalled anywhere, at any time.: that Samuel Insull was fit to be I that helpless republic. Was Will tell how he could and would save i We worship as we please; we can : democracy for us. He didn't even vote we please.; We can I President, for he was head of a kie complaining because Roosevelthad i! .:......:..)((< ..:... ...:..:..:..:((..) can talk as we as please and we can work 'utility empire larger 'than the one the courage and decency to (Continued on page 8) ; headed by Willkie. ------------------------ - for our livelihood as we pleaseas - We had planned to tell a great long as we don't violate anybody I So, there is nothing left to mea- ,:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:.,..:..:..:;.:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:... ,tory this week (it's true, too) olse's rights. sure him by but, his speeches. It -- i about the Fishing Other Half of I is reasonable to assume that he .. ,..."r "And don't forget that our physical _ our partnership, who left home at put all he had into his acceptance .. . of life and this philosophical - 5 o'clock the other day and returned way speech at Elwood, so it seems fair =1 2 2s . concept behind it are up with at ten minutes past 6 witha and proper to judge him by that one another. Industrially we grew string of bass for supper. He speech. was very proud of the hour and great because our forefathers were I heard it over the radio. I readit I wise enough to set up a' triple ten minutes work, and we thought In the newspapers. I read com- CLEWISTON 6OLF.i system to protect individual free we'd spread the story round a little ments on it. I have listened to ! dom-comprising first, representative . bit for him. Then we find that comments on It. I think I know : .. : democracy, second civil and the bass are ,biting so indiscrimin- what is in that speech. Lucile Downs caught one religious liberty, and third free it i t ty ately that private enterprise. As we enlargedour I have no hesitancy in saying COURSE i weighing 6:1h: pounds. (That's also was the, worst speech that has been . 7-J economic activities, these spirit- Presidentof .:. true). made by a candidate for ual values flourished and expandedand ::: 'i' : is the United States in the past ._, .2 If you enjoy fishing, now wove themselves into the : I I.i. evidently the time to try your luck. sixteen years. He, lived up to none { Z: i pattern which we know today' as ; ; , ; i of the ballyhoo that has been broad- . -'the American way.-H. W. : ..'. /;':". "J.', ,....,'/'. .. ,, ! in Lake Okeechobeelost cast in his behalf since April. We -; > :. $.J 1" 's. Bass fishing I : : Prentis, Jr., President, National i f ::: ! a splendid advocate this weekin had been told that he was a golden- ' and Association of Manufacturers, . the suicide death of Courtney I voiced, quick-witted, mentally-agile, .:' .t. : President, Armstrong Cork Com- .:. i Riley Cooper, novelist of note. Mr. dynamic, extemporaneous, convinc- .' I .:. ' pany. Cooper spent his winters at Sebringand ing speaker. We had, been told each season came down to that he had an inventive, resourceful - Okeechobee spoke of for Lake the Okeechobee bass -fishing.He as. .:.:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:,..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:. ,i could, resilient make the, powerful most difficult mind prob-that .i ..... Open toModerate the Public ' one of the finest sport fishing.waters lems seem simple. In the country. FULLER'S What did we get in_ the Elwood acceptance speech? He read a pre- y In that gardening urge we men- FULMINATIONSBy pared speech of more than an yy tioned last week, we find we havea hour's length (I didn't time it, x ' great deal in common with other FULLEN WARREN I but it seemed that long or longer .;. .:. Such and spading to ). And he did a folks., a hoeing me very poor of the earth. ''we've not witnessed to. ......K.........................."".....J..................J................. ... I, job of reading it. He hesitated at '.y:'' ..s.s. since last fall when the same I: times. He was harsh or hoarse, or .::' .:. gardening fever struck. From the We're now coming up for the both. He seemed to run out of gas y s big plot that's been prepared by second round with Willkie. The every now and then. 'Several timesin :;: Green Fees ... ::: tractors for the agriculture studentsat first round occurred several weeksin the course of the' speech I ?: ) :: - school down to the postage this column. At that time he thought he was going to take a : Exceptional Fairways stamp size that we are undertaking hadn't made his acceptance speechat recess, for a rest. :: ...ri :_: Greens =: everyone has some preparation Elwood. Since then he has made I But all these are minor faults. .;. Interesting :: . underway. his acceptance speech and several;: : The main thing the matter with i ' We' are quite interested in the other, campaign speeches. his speech was that in it he didn't II' ,:; lot adjoining the Rackstraw home. I am now going to try to analyzehim offer a single solution for any of I i..N.,N.M..N..N.N.N.N..N.H.N.N.N.N.N.N.N..N.1...N.N.N.N.N.N.N.N..N.N.N.N.N..N..N..M..N..N.N..M..N..N.N..N..N.1 Mr. and Mrs. Rackstraw, whose I in the light of his-Elwood acceptance - class 1.ii.--1.1.1..l N l"tt N..N I N .N N N N .N N .N N1.... ......... ....... ......... ..'" "" :":":":":":":":":":'.:":":"": I lifts them the : ": : above This about the ; ; "oi ,, gardening I speech. Is ; : : : : : ; : : ; ; ; ; : : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; . . . . .. .............. . .. ..... . . y of rank amateurs, have bought an only way I know to get a line on .. . .".NN. ./NNNNNN. . .NN/INNN..NNN.IL.II..NNNNNN.. .'. . .,. . ,. . .NNNNNNNNN. . . .NN. .N./II. . . . .Nti. .N.NI. .N.Nii . additional lot east of their home what kind of a ,man he is and i I :: .';."... ".,.". .: . . and are making it a part of their what kind of a President he would ,' .i.i:";, AIii , home grounds. We know the new make. ,For it is generally con- - :: ;,;. addition will be improved to fit ceded that the Republican party's :;::;: .;.:.;:. >' in with the pattern of their present platform, on which candidate Will- Iii:, !!' ENJOY AN .::...;.. y yard, which has always seemed to kie is running, means a little less I.. .s' : ( us to be a model. than nothing. And Willkie has :;::;: .:: ;, :.;.:.:;.:, I no record of public service of any .::...;. .,,", ALL ELECTRIC ':,:'<'.'''.. '.'' .::..::. :; A new idea is always refreshing, kind he can be judged. He has :::.;: ,< >;" ."J:,..,: .. :s::.: \, and we found one in the October never held office by appointment 'or .... .0, :;: I' that double page of sketches that civic or charitable work. His .t'; :. 1--: \,,,,',. .. H 0 M E .".'",..' '",;,il..' .,"'., .:..:. '.. some 26 women in town are supposed record as a soldier is negligible.The :::;: '. : .. ,{ :;::;: ' ; .. ., .... ,.. .... r: . J .:..:. f'! r: :: to find prophetic). Katherine only thing of note about his I" : .t... to Roberts described the new idea, a business record is that he made 'a ..ii. AV: .:..:. . : - I :;.J- "dry" night club, conceived, executed salary of $75,000.00 per' year as ++ % and operated for a year the head of a b'illion-dollar utility f' successfully by students at the University holding corporation, (Willkie did :_i: : Electricity is the modern servant; a servant that 1 1I. 1; .' of Iowa. Said Miss Roberts: j I not organize and develop the Com- :::;: takes care of both the work 'and the pleasures of the :!::;: monwealth and Southern Corporation ; ,7.- "Stowed away in a small town, '', without cars and with a limited II ). It was a going concern Jong I.: :;: home and one that will do everything quickly. efficient- .:i.;:.:t.: budget, the students of the University I before he had anything to do with 't": ,' have solved the problem of I I :;::;: ly and economically. i:i::;: I'f' entertainment fashion. ina They new have and created exciting :yy:: One penny will toast 26 crunchy slices of toast, or :::: :.',/ their Shadow.own night'o club--the Silver :!::: give'your eyes two hours of safe reading light or operate :* Ii r;. "The Silver Shadow is dry in :__:::;: your radio for most of a day-and-ELECTRICITY is :;::: :'. one drinks sense served only-the; everything nature else of the Is ::1::s one thing that gets cheaper the more of it that you use. :U.i : r . i.-' lively. It is run for students ..- .:. : f':": staffed entertainment by students by students, provided, patronized with- :t:;: That is- why it is so easy to have and enjoy a home :.ii:.:: ,-- by students and is the pride ofI. :'!::;:: .t h. all electric and mo d.:::.;. .. Xyy :": the whole campus. yy Ayy "Under these auspices there are A .s..:, .. :.-: many opportunities for undergrad-i-' .:.-.:' r .:..:, ::. ates to get valuable business experience : : . : > and dramatic students e :y!::!: ELECTRICITY IS YOUR CHEAPEST SERV- :i:" ..a i. given the chance to "strut tJlf irI +y. : y' .... stuff" in the floor fallow. Those ..... r' who want to pick COME IN I : Y + up come extra :::2 ANT USE IT EXTRAVAGANTLY. ::::;: I:." change can do so by acting variously NOWandLETUS ; - -. as doormen, wailers, and x xx ,c explain OUR .:..:. cooks. ., ':" I Ay't' r. "Against the chic decor of silver home-financing plan yy" .... jewel cloth, with everybody in formal :::;: :;:::: ..without obligation to . : you ; .:... dress, the place assumes all the / . , .:..., . . I'. airs of metropolitan sophistication No red tope-oil .loon ..H;.. '.::.-' I "'-J,..',. AWV ..:.....:.. . ', and provides the situation for good applications are + :. wholesome fun. Since f "The Shadow. cleared ,k'l; '. is twelve low;not and sharp run when,for everyone the profit.door goes prices sln"L.t home are ; released quickly promptly.Cle"wiston Federal, moneys i: Glades Power and light Co. f]i r safe, cheerful " sober and solvent. .n. rl : " With a year of success behind it, ''.. : : the Savings and Loan yA yy.t..t. .. University of Iowa's experimentmay .:..:. be the start of many other ..N. ,.,,,,.,....... ... .:..:. .. "dry night clubs" in colleges. the' Association vor_._:, ,. . '. . ..,......,......,......,..".....,...-y----.rrr.................................,..............,.......,....."............"I...........-.................................,...................-y.--v.......".............J........'.,.....:-T.,..............................w.".............. 2S,, country oyer, V :!"r..f. ... .. ...... . .: S.'y.Y.Xf"X.wx i1'. 1i. ;.. ,, ; ; ;?; ; ; x+: : : * _. --' -- ---- -- ___ _, ------ __ ___ ____ i'4PAGE OCTOBER 4, 1940 THE CLEWlS'tON' NEWS { PAGE FIVE 11 _____ :Miss Lillie May Billips spent ,the club voted to, hold meetings on the I I I'sometimes too fresh Freshmen. I Hollingsworth and Carlton Prevatt ,, ;' week-end at her former home- in I first Friday of each month at 3 II This morning an assembly program As it is an old custom we have Inverness.: I o'clock. Joel Keene, agricultural was called and after the Pledge of [ PersonalsMr. elected class officers. Mary Johnson : 1 teacher will talk at today's meet- Alligance to the Flag, and singing . Mr. and MJS. W. C. Prewitt are ing on "How to prepare ground "The Star Spangled Banner"' all was elected as our class president - parents of an eight pound boy, and how to plant seed." Freshmen were asked to take scats Beulah Guthrie, as vicepresident - who arrived at the' Clewiston Attending the meeting were on the stage. and Paul Pullen as secretary ' and Mrs. F. Deane Duff spent named Hospital :Matthew Sunday. Fontaine He has Maury been Richard Knight, Bobby Smith John The unsuspecting Freshmen wore and treasurer Louise Roath was ..... tho week-end at Miami Beach. and Dick Schiffli) Mary Catherine openly frightened but soon' were Prewitt. I elected as news reporter. Miss I Dyess Jimmy Waters, Shirley Owen, too busy to think, of such thingsfor Keathley Bowden was a visitorin Jimmy Hall returned Friday from Carline Berner, Jo Ann Crouch though the demands made on Knight Is our sponsor and Mrs.. ;. j '_\ Fort Pierce Wednesday. Atlanta, where he is a student at Bob Berner, Kay Bowden, Mary them were simple they kept them Turner our room mother. Georgia Tech. Enrolled in the cooperative Louise Thomas Kim Kolstad, Bub busy: I Our first class meeting was heldat and Gene Mills, Grace Ward, Sally the home of Mary Johnson on Mrs. George A. Yon and son, plan whereby each student During the program several Graham, Emma Jane Ezelle, Carol Thursday night of September 25. Richard of South Bay were visi- spends three months in indus- musical numbers were rendered by tors here Wednesday afternoon. try. Jimmy was fortunate enough Augur and Bevoly Flaniken. the least musical freshmen a good Business was discussed games were \1 ------ to obtain his three month employ- imitation of all the teachers was enjoyed: and refreshments were J. H. Malloy of West Palm Beach ment period in the sugar house CLEWISTOX GROUP ATTENDS: given ,and two girls had a very served. ' business visitor here Saturday. here. -\V5IU ASSOCIATIONAL MEETINGA successful bubble-gum blowing con was a' : -. One of the tasks faced by the j'' test. Also one Freshman, told us ______ I P-TA SPONSORS RECEPTION FOR group of members of the Wo- "How to Be a Football Hero," to 1941 legislature will be that of SCHOOL: FACULTY MONDAY man's Missionary Society of the say nothing of the dances several creating a sixth congressional dis- Miss, Marcia Avant and Wilbur Clewiston Baptist Church attendeda trict. Florida's population increase > boys and girls went through. Goff spent Sunday in Miami visit- WMU Associational meeting in since 1930 will entitle the state to Members of the faculty of the ' ing Mr. Goff's brother, Ernest Goff. Belle Glade Most of the class got into the a sixth member of congress. The ' yesterday. Mrs. E. Clewiston school were given an informal - spirit of it and had some fun withus reception by, the Parent- E. Kelly, Mrs. A. R. Broadfoot, legislature may establish a new but several were inclined to be I Wilbur Goff left Tuesday for sixth district to permit the Teacher Association at the school, Mrs. A. D. Dixon, Mrs. M. C. Doke, may Albany, New York, after spendinga poor sports. sixth to from the building :Monday evening. Mrs. E. J. Vent, Mrs. W. J. Robison congressman run week in Clewiston. 'I Mrs. Arch Hodges, Mrs. Dan B. However the student body en- state at large. % I There was no formal program, 1 ______ joyed it and we feel sure that but the teachers were Introducedby Allen, Mrs. R. J. Blount and Rev. no Mrs. H. C. Avant and Mrs. H. H. C. Kolstad, school trustee, H. C. Meador attended both morn- one was hurt in any way by the I I - A. Land and daughter Shari, were initiation. WANTED Representative to look ing and afternoon ,sessions. : and a pleasant social hour followed. after " our magazine subscription interests , ''''-' Moore Haven visitors Wednesd'ay.Mr. Altogether we all had ,a wonderful I in Clewiston and vicinity. time. Every family orders subscriptions. The hostess committee, Mrs. E. Hundreds of dollars are spent for and Mrs. George Sparks of C. :Mills, :Mrs. G. T. Augur and, them each fall and winter in this''' Jacksonville spent the week-end ... >cfDol) jlew5 SCHOOL; GLEE CLUBA vicinity. Instructions and equipmentfree. :Mrs. J. W. Ezelle, served cakes and Guaranteed lowest rates on all Glee Club friends. here visiting was organized with punch. About sixty-five'' patrons periodicals, domestic and foreign. I EIGHTH GRADE Miss Steinholtz as director. Thisis Represent the oldest magazine agencyIn and friends of the school attended.The ' Mrs. Vivian Smith has returned i Our class officers were elected last a continuation of the club of the United States. Start a grow- I teachers honored were R. ing and permanent business in wholeor after a two weeks' visit with rela- last year with a greatly increased 'time. MOORE- week. Our president is Sherwood spare Address : W. Turk, Joel Keene, Mrs. E. H. tives in South Bay and Lake Hall membership. The members now COTTRELL, Inc.. Naples Road, North vice-president Christine Hall, Holstine, Miss Lucy Humble, Mrs.G. Cohocton, New York Harbor. number better than thirty. The I B. Thomas, :Mrs. J. E. Baker, secretary Lawrence _Guthrie and club plans to have uniforms this treasurer Nick Schiffli. . Miss Ruth Knight, Mrs. Arthur Mr. and W.0. Manley have year. There are three meetings Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Wallace Arey, Miss The Eighth grade has a hobby a J. M. COUSECounselor returned from a visit of several week each of which lasts forty-five II Evelyn Burhans, Miss Evelyn Bell, of collecting new songs and learn: days in LaBelle with Mrs. C. H. minutes. and Attorney at Law Miss ,Alice Steinholtz and Mrs. ing ,them. Song leaders in chargeof Wimberly. 'I President, Renee. Wethington; Hopkins Building Mack Greene.' this are elected each week. Vice-President Edna Lieter Wednesdays and Saturdays ------ I ; Sec- Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Brown, Flash! Why has the popularity retary, June Hooker. 0:30 to 4:00 .' I VMS ENTERTAINS HUSBANDS of Dick Owen decreased? Would it . Marjorie and Warren, spent Sun- -- I WITH SOCIAL AT CHURCHA be, because he trys to make the II I day with Mr. and. Mrs. C. J. Brownin JUNIOR: NEWS study hall students behave? South Bay. Espec Here we are back in school MECHANICAL, STRUCTURAL social membersof " was given by ially eighth grade. again. With the real school spirit.On ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNS : the Womans Missionary Societyof Mr. and Mrs. J.. E.. Beardsley and Monday morning'' September the Baptist Church for their NINTH GRADE Maps Estimates son Bruce and Jack Pepper at- 16, ten students enrolled in the husbands Friday evening. Rev. and The Freshmen JOHN H. DOTY' are proud that , junior class. Beulah tended the 'Mississippi State-Florida Guthrie, Mary 4. Mrs. H. C. Meador were special today is the last day of Freshman Johnson Edna Leiter. Engineering Consultant football game in Gainesville Sat- 'Louise Roath, guests of the W. M. S. week. tired I They are of carryingthe John Bethea Gus Cantrell]] urday. Paul Hopkins Bldg. Clewiston, Fla. ' The party was held at the church, books for the seniors and run- I'.i Pullen, Charles Turner'' and Junior' .i::1 and was in the form of a school ning senior errands. ' Mr. and Mrs. Leon Cothern have Waters.. What a class! ) party. Mrs. L. C. Miller and Mrs.E. . returned to Lakeland after visitingfor We deeply regret the departureof I J; Vent directed the games. On TENTH GRADE ;! several days with Mr. and Mrs. our former class mates, Louise entering the church each person The Sophomore class has Van Cothern and Mr. and Mrs. planneda Johnson's Fish CampNear :1 Frank Cothern.Mr. was given a card drecting ,him to : class party for Monday night . the department of school assignedhim. October 7th and has invited the 'IJ it GlaKses Scientifically Broken Len!*cn ( Hurricane Gate) . The groups then participated Freshmen. 'We are all looking for- Fitted and Repaired Duplicated II ! and Mrs. A. J. Richaud and Clewiston, Fla. "" in several interesting games.. .' ward to our first class party of the DR. F D..GUDBAUR , week to'the family moved this I Boats Motors :Guide Service 'and ---'' Songs by Paul Kite, with quitar year and intend to 'enjoy ourselves. Optometrist Plantation at Ritta, where Mr. Rates Reasonable accompaniment, were enjoyed during Phone IDS 5 Collier Arcade ' The Sophomore class officers Richaud was transferred to the are: the evening. Refreshments of Fort Mjcrs; Florida W. H. Johnson, Mgr. 1 president, Elbert Hooker Ritta commissary.Mr. ; vicepiesident Successor to K. H. Oakley / I cup cakes and punch were servedto Gloria McDuffie; secretary Mr. and Mrs. C. R. :Mr. Kruger, and Mrs. Andy Garrison have Sonny Vaughn, and treasurer, Jim | and Mrs. J. 'H. Davis, Mr., and ,Mrs. Davis. . . .'. .'. ............................................ .. f returned from West Palm Beach, 'NNNNNNNNNN. . . .NNN. .,NN. .MNNNNNNNNNNN. . . .NN. . . . . . .*. E. J. Vent, Mr. and Mrs. B: E. X where Mr. Garrison was a patient !'i I Herring, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mc- FRESHMEN :_: NOTICE ;; t k; in the Good Samaritan hospital for I ) INITIATION :;: I:: Gowan, Mr. and Mrs. C. W Sim- several days. I mons, Mr. ,and Mrs. Frank Cothern, all Friday Freshmen was the in unlucky Clewiston day High for :: To New and Old Arrivals in ClewistonRegister :=i: , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hite, Mr. and .t. II Mrs. Dean King has been confined School. As most of you know it :!: Mrs. Don Plank, Mr. and Mrs. H. :t: 'our'name and present address with us so your : to the Clewiston Hospital for is a custom every ,year for the .;. friends and relatives will have no trouble locating as t, L. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. L., C. Miller, you ;; several days by illness. She is reported respected seniors to initiate the I x we will gladly dIrect' them personally to your home. :: II Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Dixon, Mr. and improving nicely at this Mrs. C. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. ,W. .!. There is no charge or obligation. AVo only want to do our I time. .i. part in rendering a needed service to the visitors and residents :: R. Broaderick, Mr. and Mrs. A. ................................... :: of''Clewiston. Register Today. 1 1A !, t W. Dodge, Mr. and :Mrs A. H. ;. ' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Beery King Mr. and Mrs. Arch Hodges, RUMFORD RIDDLES _ left Monday for a, visit in Tampa _*. GULF SERVICE STATION : :Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Broadfoot, Mr. . before returning to their home in Savannah. They were guests for and Mrs. G. E. Wenzloff, Mr. and > Why does Dora Dalton/ +.. G. B. THOMAS, Mgr. _ two weeks of Mr. and Mrs: Gene Mrs. 'E. L. Hayes, Mrs. Floyd Hanna, spell every month with any "R"? .:..:N:M.N:N.H.N:N:1N. :..:N N.N:.1.N.N:N:N.N.N:N.N:N:N:N.N:N.N:N:N:11:N.N:N.N.N:N.N.M:N.N.N.N.N:N.M:N:N:N:w:.... ' Mrs. M. C. Doke, Mrs. M. A. Beery. / Thomas Mrs. R. J. Blount, Mrs.C. r1I1I111IIIIIW/ /!! m"mmlI/mIIWlllllmillfIIWlllllmmIWlmllllll1illmll1l" / !!! III il! !! IlllIIllIIlillllmlilIWIII! !