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The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 2

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The Beei
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Danville, Virginia
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2
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'TWO THE BEE DANVILLE VA WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 22 1937 HITLER PAYS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE OW'S YOUR 90 PROO 90 PROO 8 be sure 8 iga 8 8 1 I I Service Grocers i to il 4 it to? CARROTS BROCCOLI BRUSSELS SNAPS TOMATOES SPINACH APPLES Etc 1 lh SNOWDRIT LARD 162(! 0 6 lb $115 SOUTHERN BELLE SALAD DRESSING A1 CANNON ALL 20 OZ CAN Best Values 235J Xmas Candies iSB 2 250 A 250 3 '2 45c lb 15c TOMATO JUICE 3 250 kjiains luniaiu til ITTirrC Tomato 1 Pineapi NUTS 8 MAYONNAISE lb 21c PURE LARD CAMPIRE MARSHMALLOWS KEWPIE TOILET TISSUE IN OUR 39c I nVQTPQ Dry Pack UlOiLltu Medium MARKETS 2 250 HAMS 250 Head ICEBERG I NATION WIDE Service Grocers I 1 3 PORK ROASTb 21 1 CRANBERRIES Si 57 CANDY PINEAPPLE the ob Much 8 8 8 8 the dis Loews IiorJIlH rrt Mont Ward Nat Bl sc 8 Hi 75 MAIM NEUTRAL SPIRITS NEW YORK Dc 11 a in forks Alaska Jun Allud Chem Open Evenings Until Christmas Jri I 8 100 illed CANDY 166 I DEATHS LAST MIGHT 5 lb Boxes Christmas CHOCOLATES 89c horolate DROPS 3 lbs 29c ancy Mixed NUTS CRUSHED or SLICED 0 Seven hundred Texans defeated 5 060 Mexican soldiers in 18 minutes at the battle of San Jacinto In 1836 BOSTON MASS rtK(E TEA OUSTERS IS 300 toThelr mother Mrs Boettiger (the former Anna Roosevelt) 18' expected home from a Seattle hospital just In time Christmas She has been ill more than a week And there's an1 intriguing box marked "from the White House No special Christmas celebration is planned But the Roosevelt grand children like other youngsters around the world will call at homes to view their presents and have friends in Christmas afternoon to see their own 8 i MAGIC BLEND COEE 2 290 2350 a 49'4 16 36 13 17 198 21 12 4 23 45 33 6 43 15 22 13 8 29 5 42 28 78 26 3 60 111 26 Bion berg an officer In the old 1m ptrlvi army laser a general in the ic puhbean reicbswrhr and now field marshal of remilitarized nazi Germany' delivered the eulogy of the dead hero German Leader Lajs Wreath At Military uneral or War Leader women would be better off if babies were born at home ln of In hospitals cnnr this contention Is as to prote as to disprove But 4Ibs40c Crctni A Gum MIXTURE lb 10c ya pwt iabsl i IJTISSUE SHANGHAI Dec The lin er president Hoover badly damaged In a storm Hoc 19 was reported lying broadside today on a reef off Hashioto Island near ormosa and underwrit ing representatives were aboard mak ing a survey to determine salvage pos sibilities This report was' sent by the Alden to the Augusta flagship of the United States Asiatic fleet The Al den put an armed guard aboard the stranded liner to guard United States malls The President Grant was scheduled to reach the President Hoover Dec 24 and probably will take off more of the skeleton crew aboard the beached ship (Some 453 passengers from the $8 000000 President Hoover were taken off by a sister ship of the Dollar line the President McKinley and taken to Manila) i Superior Market Co 114 CRAGHEAD STREET We Deliver PHONE 3173 Scott Brilliant Hard MIXTURE lb 10c lb 21c urday December 18 Mrs Howe is the former Miss Sarah Edmondson of South Boston Mr and Mrs Craddock of Co lumbus Ohio have arrived here to spend the holidays with relatives Mr and Mrs Karl' Burger arc leav Ing Thursday for Alderson and Beck Icy Va where they wul spend the Christmas holidays Miss Elizabeth Lea arrived atairdav from William and Mary to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Weldon Lea Lewis Johnston Jr a student at Virginia Episcopal school at Alex andria is at home to spend the holi days with his mother Miss Sarah McCanless a student at Duke university Is the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs A McCan lessi for the holidays Mrs Sam Hardwick of Richmond is the ghest of her parents Dr and Mrs I Briggs RYERS 350 Sealdsweet ancy Tangerines 2 Heinz Creamed SOUPS 16 oz Cans Midget PEAS 190 SI UPRISE RICHMOND Bristow Virginia commissioner of insurance and banking was puzzled by a tele gram addressing him as president of the National Association of Building and Loan supervisors 3 He wired the association for an ex planation He had been elected president two 7Mcn the cesemcni' ended the funeral cortege started to nearby 4" where the general was to be 'buried in a temporary grave until a vault can be completed STU YOUR TURKEY' WITH CHESTNUTS PINT A QUART 1M: BANQUET TEA and Relish WJf WS ffii ft jA HOJ1E ULL Aitjy DRESSED CHICKENS HENS or TT1D VE VC DRESSED lUKKtlD REE! fib for 190 Octagon Laundry Soap 3 cakes 14c Octagon Toilet Soap 3 cakes 14c Octagon Wash Powder 3 pkgs 14c Super Suds 2 pkgs Octagon Cleanser 3 phgs 14c 8 Palmolive Toilet Soap 3 cakes 17c (B) 'I he Associated Press) George Edward Akerson NEW George Edwaid Aker son 48 secretary from 1928 to 1931 to former President Herbert Hoover A recent check of southbound mo tor traffic entering West Palm Beach la showed 20 per cent of the au tomobiles carried baggage and out of state license tags OnilTUmU VE Like Home Made box ouu i cnn zw jei is 4X DOMINO i8iJVJH! A1 U1 1 By DR IAGO GALDSTON Edited tor the New )oik Andemj of Medicine Tnmafn 2 50 nz Cans 3 14 oz Cans 17c 3 12 nz Cans 4Jv WELCH GRAPE JUICE 2 Quart Bottles 41c H'M 190 MUNICH rc Chancellor Adolf Hitltr himaclf laid a wreath to day at the titlliant millt' ry funrial for World war General Eilch Lvden dorrf I No one of military political or cco Tiomlc ranking nari Germany was st th erremomra hetore ield hall for the general who bad hren ield Marshal Paul Hirdcn beic's biei of the Wond war The ntes were the most imptesate tv Tinee the burial 1934 of Von Hin ernmuz who Lad become German trident Ludchdcrff died Monday at the age of 73 walked dto dly behind the I ecffm in the proL sion from Victory arch to the hall where state obsequies a' i wee held our generals flanked the i gun1 carriage' bearing the txy Hundreds of spiked helmets and a tUt play of imperial colors as well as 4 a razl swastikas testified to the presence 100 Extra ancy i CALUORNIt DRIED PEACHES BEN BURK INC 1 A1HI A II ILL LOUR "ch" 60 3 290 LETTUCE TRIBUTE TO IUNDENDOR PINT 95c QUART $LSO 4 H' ine Quality ORANGES Sweet Juicy 10 33c ORANGES I III GRAPERUIT CELERY WESSON OIL Qihiit ('an 51c i b21 APPLE SAUCE 200 Sliced REETS 100 330 resh lb fEnglish Paper Shell PECANS lb 19c BRAZILS lb 21c WALNUTS lb 21c DEL SLICED OR HALT ES PEACHES LcZ 19? ASPARAGUS 29? tlon which he did not attend Industrial disputes during the fis cal year 1936 37 resulted in the loss of appioximately 26 trillion man days Reliable Cured gai A BAQ re6h Half or fl ft JpaBfyiw Regular TVhole HEINZ PLUM PUDDING DROMEDARY 3 GRAPERUIT CURED HAMS 270 I Wbevllle Agricultural high school i Iho nrnintv i The iollowh also survive: inest CaL HERSHEY COCOA Hershey 'lineolate 1 2 lh box 2 for 25c RESH picnic HAMS av? 181c DROMEDARY CRANBERRY SAUCE 2X250 OBOY RREAD "nsw 100 i DEL MONTE TO 11 TO CATSUP HOME OR HOSPITAL? A medical authority recently laia ed a good deal of rumpus both pub lic and professional by declaring that most their stead Of hard tiihcr side can find many pertinent facts for its argument When American women began to have their babies in hospitals in stead of their homes the Innovation was hailed as the solution to the problem of America's high maternal death rate But experience has been disappointing The maternal moital ity rate did not shrink and there is abundant evidence that a hospital confinement is not necessarily a safe confinement far the argument seems to fa vor one side But the "opjxTsitlon" points out that hospitals1 must not be lumped together as if they were al ahke and also that mater nity hospitals have a higher maternal death raA simply because they get more difficult cases to handle In of Ludendorff's old comrades in arms I addition cases which start at home GRAPERUIT 'V Red Emperors 3 lbs 25c ANCY JERSEY SNOW BALL CRANRERRIES 150 CAULILOWER SWEET MIXED PICKLES 24 930 3 rolls 19c CALL OR ALL KINDS NUTS AND CHRISTMAS CANDYAT LOW PRICES BARTLETT PEARS 250 SUGAR IQ1 550 Sistie and Buzzie Await White House Christmas Calls SEATTLE Dec Curtis and Eleanor Dall will spend Christmas day waiting for the telephone to ring i On the other end of the line 'vill be grandfather and grandmother the President and Mrs Itoosevclt talking across the continent to and whose gaiety and' laughter have brightened White House yule tide festivities the last few yearsSR r'yj4 But this year the children will spend Christmas quietly at tne John Boettiger home here Only once be fore when one of them was sick did they miss a White House Christmas since Mr Roosevelt took office The exnected nhnne call from the White House will follow a Roosevelt custom months ago at a Los Angeles conven or talking long distance to any absent member of the family on Christmas day There are other things to thrill Curtis 7 and Eleanor 10 South Boston 0 Keesee Buried SOUTH Dec Ulumb Keeter beloved citizen was buried at 3 o'clock Sunday from hls i old County Line church while large crowd of mouinlnc friends al ynoet overflowed the church yard 'Bev A Clark conducted the serv ices ateictedfby Rev Mr Dawson Masses of lovely Howers marked the lest resting place In County Line i cemetery Active 1 pall 'bearers were Elwood Tune Hula Tune Harper Keesee Earl Keesee Blanks and Gilbert Jen 'lilugs Mr Keesee was born on December 14 1E82 the on of and Martha Mayhew Kcete Educated in the schools of thia section he grew to manhoed and tonk as his wife Miss Mayes a young lady of rare character and charm Mr Keesee was a good farmer He Was also a tobacconist if wsdetrepu i tatlon But it was in the bzauty of 4 n'o and in his association with his friends that ho excelled most 1 That is why he is so deeply mourned bv all who knew him la survived by his wife and 'three children Aubrey principal of SiV IL a a 4 1 1 rrV CAhnnl Miss Irma a teacher in the countychools and Ellen a student sax nrvH clatfira luiiuwixxfe ClUtOn KCCbve U4 Thode Island Keesee ot Vernon Hill Hayden of Chat ham Edgar Tune of Endicott Pearly Smith cf Canaca and Miss I Nannie Keesee who made her home I 4 with Mr Keesee I "r1 Christmas Pageant I AJbeautiful pageant depleting holy incarnation and manger scene I and glorified by a choir of 15 trained I voices singing carols of all nitons I wi be presented at St John's Episco I pal church in Halifax this evening at I 4 o'clock li1' A special feature of this occasion I Will be the rendering of I and Night" by our popular I soprano soloist Miss Patty Johnson ollowing the pageant which will be I represented in the church the annual If ChrUtmas tree celebration for the I 7 Sunday school children will be held I the Sunday school room I Personals I Mr ana Mrs Robert Howe of It are receiving congraula I tions on the blith of a son on Sat LINER HOOVER NOW LYING BROADSIDE Underwriting Agents Go Aboard to Survey Salvage Possibilities ancy Juicy LEMONS I al bunKist )A ZuC Home Dressed TURKEYS i i LtLtKY While I 2 for 19c rri30 230 yi LOOSE RAISINS 2 190 Extra ancy Iceberg LETTUCE 2 Large Heads JL0C and run into trouble ere brought to the hospital and add to the hospital death ligurcs" So much then for pro and con But what the prospective parents V'? MiriAtP Marhel Werner von WOuld HKe to know is the answer to the questions home or hospital to and if hospital how can we it a good one? The decision as to home or hos pital toust be much with stetrlran as with the family depends upon the locality and avail ability of good maternity hospital ser vice easily appreciated thatveco nomic factors also influence the choice of a place Tor delivery With adequate and competent pre natal care (medical supervision of the woman during the period of her preg nancy) the physician can easily Judge whether the case is suitable tor home delivery The home is safe for the1 normal ctm It is to meet the emergency that might arise As to the quality of the hospital a good? Judgment basis is whether It is accepted by the American Medi cal association or by the American College of or whether it meets the standards which these gov erning bodies have set up These standards which are minimum safety shall be cussed in tomorrow's column Safe Maternity Hospi tal 1 0 JUW I JW II AfiJJI JAVAWAVMy HUB' ft Al Wl I a iWisj "Trftw i RA 5f I ihlC0RMm3 ro wjorancf 1 I gw nrl Oto nil 'Ml illffl i IS' i HL IS hS Bsr A 8 sari oiiii I 8 I I 8 I 8 ill Am Can 70 Nat Dairy Am 148 Ct nt Am Tob 62 Anaconda 32 Nor Am Atchison 40 Nor Rag Auburn 3 Packard Mot As Jl Penn Bendix 12 As Gam Beth Stet I 61 Pub Sic Cannon Mills 29 Radio Case (J I) 9r Reynolds 0 38 Socony Vac Chrysler 55 Sou Pae Coca Cola 114 Sou Ry Columbia Gas 9 Std Brands? Cons Edis 21 Std Oil Cal Dl Pont 118 Std Oil reeport Sulphur 23 Studebaker Gen Elec 44 Texas Corp Gen oods: 32 Tex Gulf Sul Gen Motor 33 Un Carbide Unit Aircraft I Bit 6 Unit Corp Kennecott Steel Kiogcr Wcstingh Elcc Llgg fc Myers 80 I Western Union PURE BARTLETT SUNSIVEET DROMEDART LARD SALT PEARS PRUNES DATES 2XU50 S'190 170 2X7'250 IMIIW WIIIRSIftMRORMMMBWIBBRW 'IWMOWWiRBRMIBRRftRRRMWRMWRRBMRMWRMMMlIRRRWWMIllEBB.

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