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1-40 46th Ave. Exit newspapers P.O. on Box June 405, 23rd, Decatur, 1962.) Ga. 30031 in Bombs or No Caroline Likes Boy LONDON (UPI) Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis wants her daughter to come home out of the range of terrorist bombs but Caroline is "staying put" to be near her boyfriend, an English art dealer whose uncle is a wealthy lord, newspaper gossip columnists wrote yesterday. Both the Daily Mail and the Evening News said Miss Kennedy, 18, who narrowly survived a bombing incident last week, had developed a close relationship with art dealer Mark Shand.

SHAND IS the nephew of multimillionaire Lord Ashcombe. The Ashcombes built Belgravia, which is one of London's most fashionable neighborhoods. The columnists said Mrs. Onassis asked her daughter to come home to New York after the bombing outside a London residence where Caroline was staying while she attends an art course here. The attack killed a noted cancer specialist but Caroline was saved by a phone call that delayed her trip to art school.

the reasons why Caroline Kennedy refused to return," the Daily Mail said, "is a handsome young thee relationship has begun to blossom." The Evening News carried a picture of Miss Kennedy and Shand on the front page over a caption saying: "they danced and stayed close toNominee of Congress and then testimony by Hooper. Testimony by other persons interested in the nomination would be scheduled after Hooper's appearance, according to a committee staff member. G.L. Aderhold of Etowah Dies ETOWAH, Aderhold, a Republican, (Ed) Aderhold, 83, a state was elected to his first term representative from Etowah in the legislature in 1949. He for 18 years, died yesterday returned to General Asin Etowah Hospital after a sembly in 1955 and served long illness.

until 1970. Services will be at 2 p.m. He was a member of Westomorrow at Bordwine Fu- ley Church. United Methodist neral Home, Etowah. Dr.

Charles Lloyd and the Rev. Survivors include Mae his Jack Whitson will officiate. widow, Mrs. Lilly Ross Burial will be in Green Hill Aderhold, Etowah; four Cemetery. The body is at the sons, Thomas Guy, McCaysfuneral home.

ville, G.L. Muncie, and Robert and ThomA NATIVE of Georgia, as Aderhold, of Etowah; a Aderhold was a resident of half-brother, Henry AderEtowah for 55 years. He was hold, Lawrenceville, 10 a retired conductor for the grandchildren and 10 Railroad. grandchildren. Sunday: Bus Issue Clouds Election Kentucky elects a governor this year and busing has become an added issue for voters as they go to the polls Tuesday.

TODAY'S WORLD David Bubar's bizarre arson trial continues in New Haven and Kathleen Gallagher reports from the spot. TODAY'S WORLD Tennessee's new radio network will soon be on the air, Alice Alexander reports. And how would you like to meet Cher's dress designer? Both in SUNDAY SHOWCASE A remarkable McMinnville woman is celebrating the Bicentennial year by crocheting 16, count 'em, U.S. flags! Emmie Caldwell tells her story. LIVING Enjoy them all in.

THE TENNESSEAN your complete newspaper The Tennessean and Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee, by Published every morning. at Eleventh Tennessean Newspapers Inc. Secondclass mail privileges authorized Nashville, Tennessee 37202. The Associated press is exclasively entitled to use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. Rights of the publication of all other matter herein are also reserved.

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gether until six in the morning, when the last guests left a private wedding reception." Cannon Tax Vote Today WOODBURY, Tenn.Proposals to begin a $10 motor vehicle wheel tax and increase the local retail sales tax by half a cent will go before Cannon County voters in a referendum today. Also, today's balloting will fill two vacancies on the 10- magistrate county, court-in the 2nd and 3rd districts. ADDED REVENUE from the tax increases is planned to go toward improving the county's eight public schools, officials said. Most will go toward a new Woodbury Central High School. The county court has already authorized a $2 million bond issue for construction of the high school to comply, with a state mandate to improve the existing structure, now 39 years old.

In the 2nd District magisterial election, candidates are Bobby D. Melton, an employe of Colonial and Thomas E. Turney, a former magistrate. The district includes Auburntown, Riverside and Sanders Fork. IN THE 3RD District, including Eastside and Woodland, candidates are R.L.

Cawthorn, a Woodbury appliance store employe, and T.J. Rigsby, a member of the court. The elections are to fill vacancies caused by the ignations of magistrates R.H. (Red) Gaither, Auburntown, and Shelah Foster, Eastside. "CAROLINE, IT seems, has her sights set firmly on 24- year -old Mark," the newspaper said.

"And she is staying put." Miss Kennedy, the only FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 401 S. 11th St. SERVICES Sun. School 9:45 A.M. Worship 11 A.M, 7 P.M.

Wed. Bible Study 7:30 J. BILLY McINTOSH Pastor PRAYERS For The SICK REVIVAL TONITE Thru NOV. 2nd REV. JERRY CLINE Evangelist RALPH JOANNE DUNMIRE, Singers REV.

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Rev. Everett Hooper, Pastor PARK AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH YOUTH CHOIR Presents "THE CLOWN' By CARL MAYS Music Arranged By ELMO MERCER Music Directed By Drama Directed By BOB WARD KEN POLK Min. Of Music TOMORROW, 7:00 P.M., Church Auditorium -SUNDAY'S 9:00 And 10:40 A.M. "ONE TESTIMONY EVERY CHRISTIAN CAN GIVE." -BOB daughter of the late President John F.

Kennedy, was not available for comment. She has refused to speak to reporters since her arrival in London last month. According to the Daily Mail, Caroline met Shand FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 1 1109 32nd Ave. N. Ph.

329-9363 Invites You To Attend Our 7:00 8:00 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE REV. MOSES HERRING, Pastor BREAKFAST SERVED AFTER THIS SERVICE 8 -Staff photo by Dale Ernsberger Can That Really Be Frost? It's that time of the year again, and from now on folks can expect more and more often to have to do what Cathy morning--scrape the frost off Senate By KIRK LOGGINS Tennessean Washington Bureau WASHINGTON-Mississippi businessman James F. Hooper, whose nomination to a TVA directorship has already drawn criticism from some Southern senators, will face his first formal test in the Senate on Dec. 8.

That is when two days of Senate Public Works Committee hearings begin on President Ford's nomination of Hooper to fill a vacancy on the three-member TVA Board of Directors. SEN. HOWARD Baker, the committee's top-ranking Republican said yesterday Ford is aware that Hooper may run into stiff opposition when the hearings begin. The public works committee will consider the Hooper nomination and report its findings to the full Senate. "The President underwill stands that the nomination have trouble clearing the Senate and, indeed, the committee, Baker said in an interview yesterday.

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But following a series of investigative reports in the Tennessean, regarding business background, the committee postponed the hearings indefinitely and ordered an investigation by its own staff. Since then, Sen. William Brock has announced his opposition to Hooper. Brock, who is not a member of the Public Works Committee, said he will lead the Senate floor fight against Hooper if the nomination survives the committee. Also, both senators from Kentucky have said they will oppose Hooper's confirmation.

The senators from Hooper's home state, James Eastland and John Stennis, have continued to support his nomination. BAKER SAID yesterday he and Committee Chairman Jennings Randolph, D. W.Va., met with staff members Thursday and decided on the Dec. 8-9 datesthe earliest opening on a crowded committee sched- Knoxville Paper Boosts Prices KNOXVILLE (AP) The Knoxville News-Sentinel announced yesterday a fivecent increase in its Sunday edition, from 35 to 40 cents a copy, effective tomorrow. price adjustment will make home delivery rate of the News-Sentinel, daily and Sunday, $1.05 a week.

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1st EL TACO RESTAURANT 0.0 FT. CAMPBELL, KY. "WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE?" 2nd Psalm and Acts 4:25 at 6:15 a.m. on an autumn TVA "Weowe it to the Congress and to the people of our region to get this thing off a dead center," Baker said. The general format of the hearings, which will be held in Room 4200 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building, calls for statements by members "Ye that love the Lord hate Take thou away from me the noise of thy songs; for I will not hear the melody of thy viols.

But let judgment run down as waters, and righteousness as a mighty stream!" Psalm 7:10 and Amos 5:23 and 24. One may love the great hymns and music of the Church, but if one does not "hate evil" it appears God does not appreciate the music, and it is unacceptable! "I have thought of my life as an arrow shot out of bow: For a moment it is seen as it takes its flight across the landscape, then drops into obscurity. Let me be a man of ONE BOOK, THE BIBLE, and let me walk in its light for my own safety and that of my fellow men, that when I drop out of sight into obscurity I may be "Safe in the Arms of Jesus." This is not an accurate quote, but is based on a ment of John Wesley. In one respect it is suggested he was mistaken, for the light his life reflected of The One Book has shined not for a moment but through centuries and has been seen across a very limited landscape not at all, but across the landscape of most of the world. He, and "The people called Methodist" "Loved The Lord, and hated evil" in obedience to the command of God.

They were especially noted, and offensive to many, for ing sin wherever they saw it--the sin of "any want of comformity unto or transgression of The Law of God." Often they suffered for it, but the reason they gave for "giving offense" was that they must "deliver their own souls" for i if they did not warn men of God's wrath and curse to come upon the unrepentant, God would require the blood of lost souls at their hands. Read Ezekiel 3:17, and chapters 18 and 33. "The heart in your bosom is a 'muffled drum' beating out a march to the cemetery for you!" When they take you and me to the cemetery for deposit, it is because our spirit has left this "home of clay" and gone to its "long home," and back to God Who gave it. The Bible tells of two different kinds of "long homes." One where "eye hath not seen, ear hath not heard, neither hath entered the mind of man the things God hath prepared for them that love Him." -A a man's mind is not capable of thinking of or imagining the great good, joy and blessing of that home. We mouth much about "The love of God" but it would be well if we considered more "our love for God" and how and in what manner it is manifested.

Jesus Christ said that in order that the world might know that He loved God, He obeyed Him and did 88 He was commanded: "Arise, and let us go hence!" He arose, and went to meet the mob, the cross, as most of His disciples fled. The other "long home" is the "lake of fire" prepared for the devil and his angels, for raging and unrepentant men and nations, for "God is angry with the wicked every day" and "The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God." Psalm 7:11 and Psalm 9:17. "It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment." Hebrew 9:27. The judgment, that appointment will tell the story, as the hand-writing on the wall did in the 5th chapter of Daniel, whether or not we are "weighed and found wanting." Several years ago a minister of one of the oldest and best known Churches of the South began his sermon by asking his congregation if they ever thought of missing heaven after all, and facing an eternity in the "lake of fire" He said: "I do." Doubtless he was prepared to "Trust in The Lord with all his heart, and lean not unto his own understanding." After all the professions of faith, the preaching, the teaching, the churchanity, the good will and opinions of fellow churchmen and good works in the sight of men then to miss heaven! This is no idle question just to frighten! Did not Jesus Christ say in the Sermon on The Mount there would be many rejected who thought they were prepared? And in another place we are told that those who "rejected the truth and had pleasure in unrighteousness" that God Himself would send them a delusion that they might believe a lie and be damned! "Let him that thinketh he standeth, take heed, lest he fall!" Some one has well said that many professed Christians take John 3:16: "For God so loved the world, etc." and use it as a bat to swat and bat and knock out of the way all other Scriptures in order to justify their "love of the world, the flesh and the devil." Meditate a little on Christ's Temptation found in Matthew 4 and Luke 4 and see if He did not in effect tell the devil it is tempting God to take one Scriptural Truth to destroy another Scriptural Truth! "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God." One of the auditors of the above preacher was much impressed by hearing such a question asked in such a setting, for so many ministers in our day openly and boldly rejected the teaching of God's Word and Jesus Christ regarding eternal hell, or else take the perilous position that "That which is not talked about does not exist," and all this in spite of their ordination vows! The late Sam Jones said that those who throw "hell fire" out of their creed when they get to hell will have to adopt a creed in which there is nothing else but "hell fire." It is impossible to 1 be a Christian acceptable to God and Christ without "denying self." He said so time and again, in the strongest kind of language. Should we not pray for and seek "The Grace of God" in order to deny self? Should we not pray and Search The Scriptures in order to be fully persuaded in our own minds as to what is evil and offensive to God, and seek the strength of God to "resist the and bear such a witness that men will know where we stand on every moral and spiritual matter regarding "The Law and The (Note: The above first appeared Atlanta.