The Anniston Star from Anniston, Alabama • Page 10

SUNDAY, AFRIL 9, 1939, AiARflMfl nnnicc: Cti tfie, Qjbv Little Theatre Production Will Be Staged This Week SAM IiLIIUIiIIIH UUUIIU A Grand Climax for YOUR EASTER DirJCJER HFI FRATFS Hi 0 uitiX it Mi in 7 a By MARSHALL JOHNSON has been provided by Wodehouse 31 'If MS sBBBBBBBBBBaannaassBBBBBBsBSaaasjsjBssBBBBBi "Candle Light," a light drawing room comedy, will be presented at the Annlston Little Theatre Thursday and Friday nights aa the 1 340 EXPECTED! iff 1420 Kjlotlav play of the current season. By EDWIN MILLINAX ters on Parade" and "wnen I Bankhead Issue To Inject New Dial Into Campaign for Convention Governor Dixon And Members Of New State Body Tour Mobile Harbor and the result la a play of the type which Leslie Howard and Gertrude Lawrence do best. -Both Howard and Miss Lawrence were In the New York stage production, Howard aa the valet and Miss Lawrence as Marie. EUssa Paul Lukas and Nils Asther took the leading roles In the screen production. In the local cast r.re Ralph Dora as Prince Rudolph Haseldorph, Donald Porch as Joseph, his valet; Mrs.

Elsa Brltton as Marie; Mrs. Kay Oalllard, Baroness von Rlscheh-helm; Mrs. Dena Word, Llserl; Roger Melroy, Baron von Rlschenheim; Walter Rankin. Koeppke a chauf- Rehearsals have been under way under the direction ofV Walter H. Derdeyn for the last several weeks with a talented cast.

The curtain will rise each night at 8:30 o'clock. Written by Siegfried Oeyer and adapted to the English language by P. O. Wodehouse, prominent modern writer of humor. "Candle Llpht" revolves around a eae of mistaken Identity.

Sparkling dialogue French Nougat Ice Cream by Lily Pure A grand combination of flavors that melts with true goodness. Four colored pineapple MONTGOMERY. April 8 J.R) Attempts will be made to General Manager John Pitt of WHMA will leave today for Washington, where he will appear before the Federal Communication Commission in behalf of the station's application to operate on unlimited time. The plea for fulltlme operations will be heard Wednesday. If the commission grants permission for unlimited operations.

Station WHMA will be able to broadcast numerous features which occur at night. Including important civic1 events, happenings, etc. From 30 to 60 days likely will elapse Looking at You." Jimmy Hamlin's program of piano melodies over WHMA Monday at 4:30 will be composed of six old favorite To be Included on the broadcast era "Love Letters In the Sand" and W. C. Handy's "St.

Louis The sport review Monday at 6 o'clock will feature a resume of the Annlston-Hause of David exhibition baseball game to be played at Johnston Field, Resumes of exhibition baseball games of the Rama place the race for 1940 national Democratic delegate on a New Deal-Antl New Deal basis, It was reported today. Whether or not speaker oi me PLANS House William Bankhead, Jas- MOBILE, matters were discussed at an organisation meeting of -the Alabama State Docks Advisory Board which Oovernor Frank M. Dlxon, ex-officio chairman, attended here today. It was the Governor's first visit to Mobile since he took office. Tho board, composed of C.

I. Sauls, docks director who serves as vice chairman. Robert Gregg, of Birmingham. Oeorge H. Lanier of Lanett.

and Floyd McGowln of Camden, was holding Its first session since It wss created by a legislative act early Jhls year to replace the old five-man board. "It was a get acquainted session so that we can pejrieeks pledge of the delegation. It was said, the New Deal Issue will be Injected Into the campaign. fetlfr and Bob Jenkins, a waiter. Electric Company Plans Open House Miss Edith Hitshcock of Birming before the action of the eommls- SUMMER GAMP It tu generally understood that Governor Prsnk M.

Dlxon would lend hi support to an unpledged delegation steering clear of the New Deal or Bankhead issues. Pint 20c cues marshmallow add tempting delicious- MUart 35C ness. Try it new AT YOUR FAVORITE IJLYPIJIIE DEALERS Hon Is made known, due to the to be Testured on the sport procedure of that body In handling review each day the Annlston club broadcast matters and the various engages visiting competition. details connected with the grant- i of the application. I Dota dashes.

The program of the Energetic Chorus will not be Cynthia Robinsons "Organ Sere- presented today due to the Illness nade" over WHMA this afternoon icf the director. WHMA. will Zinn Will Open For Boy Scouts June 11 TALLADEGA, April N. Carothers, chairman of the camping committee for the Chocco- Sources close to Speaker Bank- ham, home economist, will be hostess at an open house program at the Annlston Electric Comoany Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons from 3 to 6 o'clock. This program will be sponsored by the T.

A. of the Annlston High 8chool. Refreshments will be served and favors given. make plans for the future," Dixon told newsmen, at a press conference bead predicted that he would not make any announcement as to his wishes about the delegation until President Roosevelt makes known at 12:30 will be in keeping with the i broadcast the services from the locco Council of the Boy Scouts, following the session. presiding, plans were mad at Ilia position concerning a third term.

Easter spirit, snd will open and close with an appropriate hymn for the day. Miss Robinson will Include on the broadcast Irving' Berlin's hit composition, "The Easter Pa meeting here tonight for the an The Oovernor also declared the docks would no longer be a "political footbaU" and expressed himself satisfied with the present set up. nual summer camping aeason at 'while most observers discounted Camp Zinn. JSankhead's chance of being the He said removal of politics was es party's nominee for the presidency The meeting was held at the Purefoy Hotel, with several 8cout leaders and high-ranking Scouts sential for efficiency. Dlxon and the board made a tour they said possibility existed of his dealing with other delegations and First Presbyterian Church this morning at 11 o'clock, the message to be delivered by the pastor.

Dr. Melton Clark. The April copy of Tommy Dorsey's magazine states that the Dorsey band win make a personal appearance In Birmingham In May. Permission has been received from Jsmes F. Mann, president of the Gadsden Pilots, for the broadcast of the Annlston-Gadsden opening game In Gadsden April 19.

Laura Boswell, WHMA bookkeeper, Is In Birmingham for the Easter holiday. Vernon 8tory; chief engineer, also Is spending the day In the Magic City. present. of the harbor and paid an official call aboard the U. S.

8. Portland, obtaining the vice-president's horn The camp staff win report to from the production. "As Thousands Cheer." Johnny O'Hsra, sportscaster for KWK in St. Louts, who made a guest appearance on the broadcast of the Annlston-St. Louis exhibition baseball' game by WHMA.

heartily endorses the airing of tilts played either at home or on the matlon. Camp Zinn June 7 to prepare It for new Navy cruiser berthed at the Should, the speaker seek to have opening, first, period wta be docks Jor a lOrday the delegation pledged to him It gin June 11, with other periods fol would serve ss a sounding board for lowing at weekly intervals ss long as Is necessitated by the enroll i) WILL Bankhead popularity. FINISH ment. A. A.

Hamrlc, White Plains Senator John H. Bankhead, the speaker's brother, faces re-election Scoutmaster, will be a member me senior sian, ano otner scout to 1943 and possibly win be op SESSION TOMORROW posed by Jefferson County's State masters accompanying thekp troops Senator James Simpson. in a weekly outing also will become oimpson nas long awaited a members of the staff Including on the Junior staff ai chance to seek the Senate seat. SUNDAY 7:00 Sign On. 7 00 Phil Marley'a Orchestra.

7:15 Blue Mountain Baptist Church. 7:30 Men's Service. 00 The Rev. Ed Pointer. 30 Congregational Holiness Horace Williamson, Lamsr His xrtends have started a boom Field, and John Krase of An for Simpson, although the Birmian Damaae Suit Aaainst Railroad Last On Docket Only one case remains on the docket In United Ststes Federal nlston and Ara Nlgoslan.

Gadsden. lias given no public intimation that ha would enter the race asalnst It waa announced that Earl Mc Banuead. Kee han. assistant council executive, who will be camp director, would road. Johnny declared that in St.

Louis attendance has shown a tremendous increase since the innovation of baseball broadcasting. O'Hsra has been doing baseball broadcasting for more than eight years. He ha been heard over the networks of the National Broadcasting Company, the Columbia Broadcasting System arid the Mutual Broadcasting System. He Is traveling with the Cards during their exhibition Jaunt Quest program director for "A Listener's Choice" over WHMA Monday at 11:15 will be Kay Hammond of Annlston. The quarter hour a planned by her will include "You're the Only Star In My Blue Heaven," "I Promise You," "Deep Purple," "The Masquerade Is Over" and "This Night." "Refreshment Time with Slngln' 8sm" over WHMA Monday at 12:1 attend a 8cout directors school at Tuscaloosa June 3-4.

METHODISTS PLAN 1 TE TO WILLETT FIWAL CONFERENCE Court here, that being a damage suit of Polly Anna Adams of Syla-cauga against H. D. Pollard as receiver of the Centrsl of Georgia Railroad, winch Is scheduled for trial Monday, The Jury for the case was selected last week and will report Monday. Judge Thomas A. Murphree of Birmingham will preside.

The case Involves a claim for damages as the result, of Injuries alleged to have been suffered by the plaintiff when she stepped from a trsln, judue-Mutpliree ruled in favor of the defendant Saturday in a hear GIVEN Tl Final Pre-Unification Meet- ina Set For Aoril 18 Program. 9:00 Jean Blair and Richard Heath. 9:15 Week's News Review. 9:30 Morning Muslcale. 10:00 Men's Bible Class.

10:30 Walts Time 11:00 First Presbyterian Church. 12:00 Robert P. Hllliard Concert Orchestra. 12:30 Cynthia Robinson, Organ. 1:00 Harry ICnowles' Orchestra.

1:15 Earl Hawkins' Quartet. 1:45 Hall 81sters. Hit Parade TOO-Blng 3:15 Lakeview Quartet. 1:45 Bert Castles Orchestral 4 :00 The Harmoneers. 4:15 Reed Murray's Orchestra.

4:30 The Hefiln Hour. 5:00 Mm. Paul Williams, Piano. 5:15 Larr Bradford Orchestra. 5:30 The Rev.

D. Waltes. 6:00 Sunday st Twilight. 8:15 WHMA 8lgn Off. Girl Scout Camp To Be Open Tho- Annlston District of the feature ror Inspection l4elhoaTst Episcopal ChurcnT South.

of the current hit "I Won't Believe It" snd also the compositions "Me and the Moon." The 'Pullman Por- ing on conocmnanon proceedings Visitors have been Invited to ln- wia noid its last session0 as such April at Hefiln. Thereafter the district will become a unit of the a-uua mum avios true, uie spect Camp Willett. official camp prosecution sought to toiHlen.n the 0f the Mlnnloma Council of Olrl combined Methodist Churches, the unification to take place at the scouts, this afternoon. Miss Mil mum drwl t- ow scout Oeneral Conference In Kansas City next month. activities.

Saturday suggested for A KHARKCROPPF.R. In the -popular TAKE LITE INSURANCE a start- DrvW. E. Morris. nresidhifl elder the benefit of those who might of the Annlston District will nr.

msxe the inspection trip the near- CONTEST meeting will open at 9 esi ana Destr route. state and that the Negro had no permission, to um the truck. In another non-jury case, a Judgment of $80 was returned aeainst use of the word, Is a poor fanner who ling example: Over $310,000,000 sxies out of the South year for the crop. Ufe insurance protection that can be bought at the same rates and cioei in the morning and close with services in the afternoon. The 11 O'clock service will be In charce miss Trotter said that visitors should go about seven miles on the Gadsden Highway, where a sign will direct them to turn to tke left.

From there, she said, the motorist Carl Roberts and Carl Strength. The case grew out of a collision between the defendants machine and a CCC ambulance. Rosemary Clarke Gets Cash Award Of $5 Miss Rosemary Clarke of 304 EaSt BIT THERE la a type of sharecropper who doesn't plow and sew and harvest. Isnally he isn't a farmer at all. of laymen.

Principal speakers will ba Judge R. B. Carr of Annlston and Frank K. Petres of Talladega There are 29 pastoral ehrne in MONDAY 8:00 WHMA 8ln On. 6:00 Alabama Farm Review.

6:15 The Old Hired Hand. 6:45 Baptist. TBhemscle. Press News. .7,05 WHMA Breakfast Club.

should continue until another sign with the same safety from fine, strong, old Southern life insurance companies. PREMIUMS paid to Southern life Insurance companies become home "capital "which Is "tised Yor leveiopmg'' Seventh Street, won the $5 cash first tho Annlston District and each n. viiauiu JS xi, mv me second turn the road prljie ofered for the best effort In SjT UiUe4JHt JMAl'n. doetoTf 4awyer, A TT1 I IT ff 7 srd. enteral condition or-ttUi chars picture coloring contest, run In con teacher, a business camn ine uin scout vno progress made on Benevolences evangelism and ministerial throughout the year for week-end junction with showing of "The Lit tie Princess" last week.

The conference of the dis nierchanU outinga by troops. June 25-July a trict la i present status win Thirty others won. complimentary oeen set aside for the annual JIM A one Danker or any tickets to the Rltr They are Mar UNCOLN. Als Apr. Members of the Lincoln Chapter of the Fu-lure Homemakers of America gave a party in the home economics department of the local high Nrhool.

Games were played and refresh People Who DO NOT uin scout camping period. ana expanding home I homo commerce and home agriculture; for building a 1 and fac garet Wilson. 1213 Lelghton Ave worn otners In the past It was said Saturday In that there will be no election of delegates to nue; Sara Gene Horton. 1730 Moore Avenue; Margaret Hewett, Route 2. 9f a hundred other occupations.

But whoever he Is, if he wie Kortn Alabama Conference next faU In Woodlawn. The delegates now elected by the quarterly Oxford; Jane Barker. S20 Goodwin AvJue; Nelson Medders, 192S Noble. cSfeti 'i Frank tories. creating new 30 West Tenth Street; Jean Oit WANT TO BUiLD A BETTER SOUTH Will Mot i Interested In Thia Advertisement aa thie jy.n(Wi.

rProcram Wilkinson, 804 Keith Avenue; Mrs 8:05 Interlude 8:15 Social Security Program. Old Ranger. 8:45 Your Home. 9:00 United Press Newt." 9 05 Blues Chasers. 10 00 United Press News.

10 05 Interlude. 1015 Today's Almanae. 10 30 On Parade. 11:00 United Press News. it lOftiiinterttid 11:15 A Listener's Choice, It 30Hl, ver; Orchestra 11 45 Tonic Tunes.

13:00 United Press News. 12 05 Giinter Quintet. 12.15 Slngln' Sam. 12:30 Man on the Street. 12:45 Health Hour 1:00 United Press News.

1:05 Interlude. 1 15 World Dances. 1 :30 Bordertown Barbecue. 2 00 United Press News. 2 05 WHMA Request Hour.

3:00 United Press News. 3 05 Interlude. 3 15 Ministerial Association Pro (Vrintiiafjj I 4i Will Be Erood Of I I See Us And Save 1 Dill Coleman Printing Co. JMWeUt South for ments served. Mrs.

M. L. Curvln. vocational teacher, was In charge of. the party.

Among -thwr" atteTidirig'-'weT Jesnett Avery. Sybil Den Mai" gie Corley. Letha May McKay. Lois Holltngsworth. Msttie Lou Chspell, Virginia Franklin.

Lathrlne Betty Thweatt. Alice Parker. Rebecca Turner, Elaine Hackney, Sara Taylor. Mary Jo 8harp, Evelyn Vincent. Anne Cotton, Myrtle Hlndman.

Eloise Shanner, Ellojene Vsnn T. McKee. 716 Lockwood Ave payroUs sus- talnlng me'proa ---peilty that benefit not onjy the very same man "who paid To Be Presented rodirc'ts he an snd services nue; La Una Johnson. Choccolorco; Doris Brooks. 1622 Front Street; Mary Jane Glttlngs, 72t Highland buy as 1 1 in nvrnur; Mrs.

rnomaa w. collier, the premium, i -he is a "finanelal share- 725 East Tenth Street; Mrs. T. J. the South cropper." South also his neighbor and the whole well.

Curry. 928 HlRhland Amine; Mrs. Bobble Knight. 901 Bancroft Street: Shanner and Verna Stewart. Mrs F.

M. MarcovHch; Evelyn Wilson, 280 Ournee Avenue; Mrs. By Barber Chorus 'The Margaret Barber Seminary vesper Chorus will present an Easter music program, entitled "King Of Olory." at 4 o'clock this afternoon at the school auditorium The following win be the pro-tram: Psrt 1. Prologue 'j TTiis Is the Lord, Thou Art My Ood" Vocal Solo, Harlena Williams "Sing Onto the Lord" -chorus JJd Duet, Ullle Mae Cole snd Lucille Hammock. Juanita Stanford.

2020 Christine gram. Avenue; Henry Lynn Backus. Weaver; Harold Leggett. 2811 Gumee Avenue; Billy Collier, 725 East Tenth Street: Newell Ledgerwood, 711 Esst Twenty-Second Street; Patricia Ann Blelbaum. 11 East Flf-teenth.

Street: Odella Peace. 1807 icCnv Avmi VTan, 3 30 Rhythm And Romance. 3 45 Msrv Katherlne HUlary. 4 00 Closing Markets. 4:05 Interlude.

Too Deal With 4 15 Music In Sentimental Mood 'l I EIGIIDORS We do not advocate buying life Insurance from Southern companies excluslvely-but we do believe that Southern people who make their living in the South should place the major portion of their business In the South. FACTS ABOUT PROTECTIVE LIFE 1. Protective Life has the largest rati ef assets te liabilities of any life Insurance company la the United State ar Canada doing chleflj a regular ordinary Ufe toswraiica bwstnew and having a awn ar more ordinary tnsnrasM hi farce aa Protectlva Ufa. t. Its insaranco In force toUla over tU4Mw-ha asseU sner SU.ooe.OOe.

It has paid oveV tlUM.OM policyholders and bene-ficlaries. S. ProtecUva life eaa Issue yaw protection for any amoaiit tho. and or several handred thowsanda, with modern, guaranteed low- cost policiesat the same rates and with the same safety aa ether atnpanlea, 4 30 Jimmy Hamlin. 4:45 Alex Randolph Ensemble.

5:00 United Press News. 5 05 Interlude. 5:15 Sunset Oospel Hour. 5 30 Modern Melodies. 6:00 WHMA Sports Review.

6:15 WHMA Sign Off. Kln ot berg. B04 Montgomery Avenue; Ho-, Imer Whltlock. Routed Clifton "ta -rh. Rm.rwtlon- I Henderson.

505 Palmetto Avenue; Sabbath I Ralph W.ugh. 1811 Cobb Avenue; SSeVT Margaret Clarence Chasuin: Mis. Pat Hop! Mltrh'1: ten- kla'' 928 Kelth Avenue. Vem. The Star office, this week.

"tame See the Plare Whore the Lord Lar-Coerne Bell, patino Christ the P.nt-Fri I Oonoio Minnitn. I 1 r44f TOU DEAL US m-J Tea put your wi neighbors' Bar A rear-door safety catch, for 1 tnd Mary Simon. soloist. a L1SCUN5 dans, which Insures complete safe cansonetta," offertorv v.t., "i ty for the children and driver alike, Local And Rural Development Plan is now being Introduced by one of the leading car (manufacturers. 4kuniman, I Am With You and trio by Curtis Lewis Msr- nd b-n Hackett -Behold the King of ings to work, when you borrow at this bank.

Ton make funds avail-Ma for your aeighbon to borrow when you deposit money tn this bank. It la sound to realist that when yoa keep homo dollars at homo TOO yourself benefit while you prove a friend to tho Discussions of proposed Industrial snd agricultural development li this section featured the month- Happy Processional. "Welcome Morning" Straw Hat Time Is On The Way! Ot nut, vnur lf v4p't iy K-ssion or we directors or" the WHQ WILL BUILD THE SOUTH IF BEB OWN PEOPLE DO NOT? wU Pronounce Chamber of Commerce at a luiv community. ana ine Rev. A.

rriaay other strsw-and bring It tc fuce uvt benediction. O. Flndley. president 0 the Chamber of Commerce. ttJUSTH7 RITES BElD rfPrt the progress be-IJJfEVnXE.

Ala, Apr. msde on plans for a cooperative wi aua. Ansona wnn- pru 2j The Industrie! us. We Clean and Block Ladies' and Men's Hats Ladies' Plain Dresses and Men's Suite Dry Cleaned and Pressed for T. age 77.

who died in Opelika Thursday, were conducted from the UnevlUe Baptist Church Friday sf-ternoon with the Rev. p. j. ingnm that efforts were being msde to lo- cue a new industry The committees suggested that to-' Hie First National wiijeisung, assisted by Rev. w.

H. 111 a re-. Cook. Mrs. Whitley made her home movement to utilise the natural UnevUle until the death of her 1 sources of this 4 mmm ljifi new 40c husband.

S. Whitley, sometime lr.dustrlal urv Erectors delegated Charles 5 I Royal Cleaners im Newest.