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1 PAGE) SIX THE ANNISTON STAR WEDNESDAY, MAR. 31, 1937. YouVe Heard of Torch Singers Alfalfa's a Torture Singer! FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH ORLEANS, Mass. (U.R) Perhapt there's a Fountain of Youth on Cape Cod. The average age of Orleans residents who died during the past year was 72.

And at nearby Wellfleet the average age was 70. Soprano Appears Local School Naomah Williams Maise, native Annistonian and a music instructor at Spellman College in Atlanta, was presented In a concert program ILLS OF CHURCH AND REMEDIES TOPIC 0F1K Wikle Is Installing Streamline Fount Modernization of the soda fountain facilities of the Wikle Drug Company was under way' today with arrival of a "stream-lined" fountain, which was being Installed this afternoon. One of the latest models the streamline fountain reflects the trend of th times, it was stated. ''In line with the policy of many years standing," J. P.

Spearman, manager of the store, stated, "we will continue to make this store a place where everybody will like to meet everybody and where the social atmosphere will be In keeping No human being escaped the Custer massacre; but one horse did, and on its death it was stuffed and mounted. The mount is now exhibited at Fort Riley, Kans. Tuesday night at Margaret Barber Seminary. The concert was the second given here by the soprano, she having appeared at the school last year. Prayer And Humbleness Will Cure Most Troubles, Spiegel Says A large number of white people attended the concert and the singer was highly praised for her artistic with the best of service and the finest refreshments." Elimination of all sharp corners and crevices has facilitated the matter of keeping the fountain clean, according to Mr.

Spearman. presentation. Appearing on the program was Drew Davs. violinist, and Ruth Wheeler, accompanist. 'II? 17 IT ff ff' tfiviir I un me oD-jfctr oi mv Al--cclion ran CHANP.E mv m.

AROUND THE TOWN Of all the nation's warblers, probably not one as you can see above takes greater pains with his singing than does Carl (Alfalfa! bwitzer. vocal prodigy of "Our Gang" comedies. It is his painful technic, in fact, that has caotured the fanrv of film fan, anH maH 1 ..1.4 mil one or nai rioach outstanding personalities. His peculiar talents first became known when he serenaded his lov- with "Ohiprt nt Affection' The Calhoun County Board of Review met today to place values on property In this county. The board was in session only about two hours.

in a recent picture. While rendering that song, his agony over the change in his complexion was reflected so faithfully in his expression, as shown above, that a torrent of tears trickled down fans' faces, and thousands of sides ached. Remedies for some of the Ills of the church were discussed In the revival sermon Tuesday night at the First Christian Church by the Rev. S. P.

Spiegel of West Point, Oa. "Most of us are familiar with the New Testament." the minister "said, "but the Old Testament has more Intimate, When David was king he wanted to build temple unto God, but because of disobedience, he was powed only to gather material for" it. His son Solomon built the temple and It was the wonder of the world. "When the temple was finished, it was dedicated by prayer. prayer is the longest in the Bible.

After the prayer, God spoke to Solomon and made him a promise. "If we win look around us today, Foods With That Home-Cooked Flavor! Don't take our word for it have Sunday dinner here today and taste for yourself the flavor that our foods have. We believe you'll like it ALABAMA COFFEE ROOM of The Alabama Hotel Production, Employment And Trade Show Marked Increase The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce will hold a luncheon meeting Friday at the Alabama Hotel. Parade Of Dodges To Be Thursday JACKSONVILLE NEWS Willie Hudson Hart Telephone 83 NOTE For subscriptions or complaints regarding delivery call Bon-darant Grocery Company, Telephone 11. (Continued From Page One) A parade of new model Dodge automobiles will be staged In the downtown business district at 12:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.

Mem i i i I i t. i I i over January but value on contracts awarded declined 49.5 per cent. Factory employment and payrolls increased from the middle of Club Will Meet 4. Mr. and Mrs.

Claude Moody and Mrs. A. J. Kitchens will be hostess bers of the Passing Show will drive automobiles from Cruse-Rochelle Motor Company. Some of the ac baby were recent guests of Mr.

and we will find God still fulfills that promise. "Christ says that one must humble himself to be successful. Jesus washed the feet of His disciples to teach humility and taught them to pray lest they be tempted. "The church needs prayer today more than anything and we need to humble ourselves. These two things will abolish most of the ills of the church." Today and Thursday MAE WEST ANNIE" Also "PLay Don," Musical Treat tors will ride bicycles from Good year Service.

I A Li at her home Thursday afternoon to the Progressive Study Club. The feature of the entertainment will be an "April Fool" program with Mrs. Julian Stevenson In charge. Mrs. T.

Jones In Oneonta. Mrs. Lomar Leonard, Mrs. Lillian Cannon and Mrs. Charles Bel-anus will visit in Atlanta during the week-end.

The Passing Show is a vaudeville AFTER EASTER SALE of Spring Dresses Hats 100 Dresses Values Up to $12.95 Will Be Sold Thursday Friday Saturday In Three Lots Priced at which will be presented Thursday afternoon and night at the Noble Theatre. Mrs. Bryson To Be Hostess Mrs. R. L.

Bryson will entertain the members of the Friday Contract Bridge Club at her home, "Cedar Crest." cents for December and then rose An Outstanding Picture For This Year 61 January to the middle of February by "more than the seasonable amount." "The number of employed in machinery industries Increased considerably and there were smaller increases at automobile and plate glass factories," the review said. Cotton mills in Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee consumed an average of 9.058 bales dally In February, a higher rate than recorded in any previous month. Orders and production at lumber mills increased and coal production averaged higher in February in both Alabama and Tennessee than in January. Pig iron production in Alabama declined in February but the daily average rate Increased three per cent over January and was 33.7 higher than a year ago. A breakdown of cotton prices showed average price of middling on ten designated markets at 12.84 cents In January against 1260 Mack's Condition Okeh, Say Docs SAN ANTONIO, Mar.

31. (U.R) Physicians pronounced the condition of Cornelius McGillicuddy (Connie Mack), president and manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, as satisfactory today. Mack, who arrived here from Mexico City yesterday where his Athletics have been in spring training, was taken to a hospital immediately with ah Infected leg suffered when a ball struck him during batting practice two weeks ago in training camp. i Circle Plana Meeting The Mary Burton Business Woman's Circle of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society will meet at the church Monday night, April 13. at 7:30 o'clock.

Supper will be served. Business Sessions Maxwell Anderson's two-season stage senatlon, now a thrilling masterpiece of screen production the picture we believe, that is certain to be chosen as one of the finest worked productions In this year. to 12.75 cents Feb. 18 and to 14.15 cents March 12, for the highest level since June 2, 1930. Other farm products reflected the increasing prosperity.

The January cash receipts for principal farm products in the district were $58,537,000 or 30.9 per cefit over the January, 1936, aggregate. "Prospective production of all oranges, including tangerines," from the 1936 blooms in Florida remains at 21.2 million boxes," the bank said. "Indicated pfoduqtlon of Florida grapefruit is the same as earlier estimates 17.5 million boxes, a record crop compared with 11.5 million boxes last year." Come Early Get Your Pick DODGE APPAREL SHOP 1119 Noble Stmt THURSDAY TKWAY JI The Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church met In circles Monday afternoon for a business session. Mrs. Tom Johnston, Mrs.

C. A. The Christmas of 1860 was the coldest on record in Great Britain. Stephens and Mrs. Leon Boozer were hostesses to the groups at their homes.

Author of "What Price Glory" and "Mary of Scotland," crowns his list of trimumps! MAXWELL ANDERSON'S PRIZE-WINNING PlAY Meet At Four Mile The Methodist Woman's Missionary Society met with the Four Mile Methodist W. M. S. Monday afternoon for a program meeting. Mrs.

A. J. Kitchens presided. Others attending were Mrs. H.

V. Weaver, Mrs. J. Prlckett, Mrs. A.

C. Shelton and Mrs. James Williams. Voted The Best Play of The Year" with Burgess Meredith and Margo In the roles they created on the stage! Beauty and Performance ON THE STAGE Are the necessary ingredients for' successful entertainment. And you will find both in Pageant Given The Y.

W. C. A. and Y. M.

C. of the State Teachers College pre Added: Under Southern Stars" Musical In Technicolor sented a pageant at sunrise Easter morning at DaugetU Hall. Selections were given by a mixed choir. Those taking part' were; Misses Ends today, Gail Patrick "Her Husband Lies" Elsie Spurlock, Iris Dodd, Delia Duel, Eleanor McClehdon, Eleanor AMERICA'S PREMIER STAGE SHOW DROADOAV PASSING SIIOIT Simmons, Jewell Walker, Johnnie Ford and Bobble Jean Burgess, Lewis McGee and James Corley. The Rev.

J. Ivey Edwards and the R. C. Wilson led In prayers. Personals Miss Emma Laura McClendon, a student at Judson College, is spending the spring holidays with her mother.

Mrs. Fracina McClendon, Which will be seen one day only on the' stage of the NOBLE THEATRE, Thursday, April 1st A great company of 40 artists in America's premier road show. THURSDAY ONLY at Weatherly Hail. Among those of weatheny Hau who were recent visitors out of town Lavish Show On Tour! were Grace Barton, Louise Jones and Marie Vaughn, Heflln; Laverne Carpenter and John L. Carpenter, West Point; Emma Kate Mynatt, Gadsden; Kate Sheridan, Bessemer; ON THE ROAD Louise Ellis.

Blrmingnam ivera Waltea, MUlervUle; E. T. -Carlisle, Good water, and Ruby Vann, Bir mingham. Mrs. A.

P. Johnston ana Mrs. j. BeautyPerformanceEconomy C. Steele attended the meeting 01 the executive board of the County Baptist W.

M. U. at Parker Memorial Baptist Church In Annlston Tuesday. 'asSa A Brilliant Cast of Jhf life ni mmi YOU GET ALL THREE IN TJIE 1937 Mn. J.

F. Glazner. Mrs. w. i.

"tTWft'y Sjif tViixtfi myi: W. i A Morton VJd Miss Kitty Steele were riaitnra in Annlston Tuesday. VMMWWBW Mr nil Mrs. R. Alexander ana family nave moved here from Clay rvinnHf anrf are at home in the M.

uuaMB a Mimnaliv residence on North D(Q)DE Pelham Road. Misa Elizabeth Dean ana miss nni smith have returned i from Birmingham, where tney auenaca a hMiitv chnw. 1 I JLmJjIC if 'A aaw Mr. and Mrs. Jonn nenaereon That's why these beautiful girls will ride In Dodge the "King of America's -Motor Cars." This year's models Ire the greatest of a long line of great automobiles manufactured by Dodge the name that stands for were guests ox relatives on ouu Mountain Sunday.

Bnkin Daueette is ill at tne home of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Daugette, on North Pelham ricvlfHlTOrHF Road.

miu mnuut Stevenson has return ed from a visit in Birmingham. nm prlckett of Chattanooga visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Prlckett. this week.

Vj). ft. Horace McCord of Anwsion was I. a recent visitor here. Miss Alice Flu had as ner recent PEICES FOR THIS BIG, SBOWl fill guests Mr.

and Mrs. FUntJrey mk ktirr P. M. BE SURE TO SEE THE BROADWAY PASSING SHOW-DODGE BEAUTIES PARADE See some of the world's most beautiful girls riding in new Dodges. Parade starts from Cruse-Rochell Motors.

THURSDAY, APRIL 1ST-AT 12:30 P. M. Z7 (Alice RoeoucD. 01 Aiuiiauun.ja, TTrmnmr la wltlr ner father. J.

D. Rhodes, who to criti cally 111 his Jiome at uwucu I I KMfttS now rot I A tcuvEis row rot Springs. 11 JC5T A FEW MUMS KOBE TIAN TKI 10W- CT-raco cjubi -1- i. i 1 I Jack wrignt 01 opwH-wi-i. Is visiting his grandmother, Mrs.

J. P. Crow. Ask for a Demonstration Ride! Mrs. Ethel Posey, Mrs.

Tom jooii- -OH Tilt SCREEN- ATI "1 'I! visited J. D. Rhodes and MVs. Amy Hooper at Golden Springs Tuesday. Rhaler Houseroi Anniswn visitor here Tuesday.

II II II II 1.1 f. I Mm H- V. Weaver. Miss urawe With rATCICIA ELUS-UUGB HERBERT Gnu Weaver and Billy Weaver were re If fp set lociieii Motor cent guests of Dr. and -Mrs.

Dan INC. ANNISTON. Nolen at New. site. Mrs.

M. M. Orifflth has returned to Birmingham after visiting her 1401 NOBLE ST. r'--TM T7 rl End Today I I tee Traey Gloria Stuart Ji i 'v. la daughter, Mrs.

Raipn crow, ana rar. HSnlLD JANE TURNER" Mrs. T- is visiting In vr. Birpilngham, j. ,1 5 i'-v.