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Kentucky Advocate from Danville, Kentucky • 1

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Kentucky Advocatei
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Danville, Kentucky
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THE STANDARD PRINTING CO IBStok Hospital Move Is Legal: When Governor Chandler and the state Ireal estate board decid ed on constructing a new state KENTUCKY ADVOCATE WEATHP Cloudy occasional rain in west and central portions Sat urday Rising temperatures Established Vol No 135 Danville Ky riday Afternoon Dec 3 1937 Leading Newspaper or 73 Years County To Build Newdrooljn DanviDe ARM BILL AUTHORS CONER CAESAREAN BABY OR ITH TIME STATEMENT ISSUED 378 MEMBERS LOCATION IS PICK been Construction County of E'lu Hoose here Tit Good Meeting At i mpy I gain The answer Rev Mylum of Perry jn substance was God i i 1 I nJ ivd Caesarean Barrett babies of Chicago 4ii considers more than two such Caesarean operations highly dan Central Press gerous Sino Jap War Dv Sloan Lite In: $24000 PAYROLL that isviile at the close to Dailt CHRISTIAN CHURCH an! Wayne This is Danville ir Thompson Owensboro and Russellville on tier Govcmm supervision lias A NATIONAL PROGRAM STILL UNCOMPLETED TROJANS VOLS TULSA PICKED IN THE INAL TILTS OOTBALL At Iler Avenue emZENS ARE URGED TO GIVE TO NEW HOME Call Issued or Donations To Neighborhood Home During the Yuletide General Chiang Kai Check Pr imies of the Government I GARDEN CLUB HELD WEDNESDAY ANNUAL MEETING DANVILLE Teutonic Ambassador and Gen Chiang Kia Chek Confer at Nanking Wins Plea this 'morning:) Members of the Nichols fam TOBACCO PRICES ARE LOWER HARDIN SIMMONS (Tex) Structure Will East' Congestion and Se vc Eastern Section Of Beyle is Repot" Kubale Is Speaker At Barret High ootball Banquet American (included: Al Hi Iincoli Salt Salt KANAWHA SALT We have it for Hog Killing Supply Co Work STRIPPING ROOM STOVES Big Reduction Supply Co Arkansas Traveler? ROOING Corrugated ive Composition Nails Staples Supply Co Why Shivver? Caution Burn REGAL and keep your wife happy Supply Co i today when it was learned that Dr Oskar Traut man German Ambassador to the iChinpcn fiovpmmpnt had naid a XZW 1 I visit here during which it was Mother of Mrs Luther Wheeler Succumbs Home On Stanford We Have It The perfect STOKER COAL Tots Treated armers Supply Co Burley Growers In Danville District 'veto 964 Per Cent or ree System eed BAL MASH Supply Co i the season AS We fall short do we not? Dr Stanley Jones says that if we really love shar ing Jesus His love and good will Christianity will make communism look like reaction One thing is certain If Jesus is vital in our own lives we will share Him with others Weire not expected to share that Which vze have not we must share Christmas is festival It is Madison A Hart Minister 9:40 Sunday School As problems increase there is greater need for Christ and His world wide message 10:40 Morning Worship Mrs Jackson and Choir Sermon: We Had No 7:30 Evening Worship Mixed Quartet Sermon: Ultimate Christ aith or 6:30 Christian Endeavors Strangers and visitors are cor dially invited to all these serv ices Members of (ie church urged to be present We cannot successfully wor ship God by proxy Nanking Dec 3' Reportes cf German efforts to negotiate in the Sino Jap conflict were served 13 years in that capa city He was re elected with out opposition in the 1937 fall election The first member of the Nich oLs family to take office was Thom' as Ball Nichols an unclp of the incumbent county offi cial When appointed by mem bers of the fiscal court at the time the county was organized in 1842 Thomas Nichols did not (Turn to Page Three Please) We hope all who planted them were equally successful with them Roll Call was accomplished by those present giving their ex perience during the (past summer with whatever new plant or shrub they had tried These were most interesting and informative and mostly encouraging ThejDanville tlub voted to en dorse 'Bill 4128 which yill come before our local Legislature ot its next session This Bill 4128 provides for the elimination of (Turn to Page our Please) the Danville Tuba1 It the natural thing to con sider our own personal inter oknun fh il rC loee TIV 1 1 (Tfy'i UMCVC U4V fzx a rrniir in thA (immunitV1 J6SUS made Himself very clear on this point A lawyer who was not sincere but came to make trial of Jesus asked how Postal Clerk Wounded In Daring Robbery at Lockport Ill Today Is Report I ALRED SLOAN IN TALK TODAY Make 'Em Lay EGGS are high LARD'S LAYING RESH IIOME KHLD MEATS rmtivirnc niuivi Alexander's Second St tional drew from that section settlement defended by can forces The Japanese (had incroaehcd on American defended streets when they took over part of the settlement after a bomb had been tossed by Chinese planes at the victory parade yesterday Three Japs a Chinese and Britisher were wounded ACTION WILL BE TAKEN BY BOARD TUESDAY December 5 Chicago Cards vs CHI BEARS Washington vs NEW YORK December 10 Miami vs GEORGIA December 1 1 of Jesus and His Way of Life and in our helping individuals and families to help themselves To this end we purpose to make a Neighborhood Home and there we purpose to make honest men and woman with an ambition to go out and work well earning their support A call is issued to Christians until you feel it Then give until you don't feel Al visit neic uuuug IH better commumty and a Happy Xnclerstood that he taikcd vurisimas eeiong logemer a HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ALL! SADIE TAYLOR CHEEK Chairman of the Neighbor hood Hom'e C( lhe Ville in tile Scottsville Market Opens with that the vole was I Ucildersonson uni Owensboro in favor such a Reporting Low Averages livid in the tboaccu bi (By The Associated Press) possibly in i ted Io SfottsvilPe joined Henderson of Ii fact that tobac Retail Trade Improves New York Dec 3 (J1' Paced ily have held the office of coun ty expanding demand for win ty clerk of Boyle county for 8u ter merchandise and Christmas of the 95 years the county lias gift buying the retail trade tilt been in existence ed upward this week and rm I John Ball Nichols present rep from three twelve percent rcsentative of the family in the above the average last year for county couit clerkship will ba the country as a whole Dun and gin a new four ycar term the Bradstreet reported today first of the year after having Increase Supply MORE MILK in the Pail EED BALLARD'S 24 per cent DAIRY armers Supply Co addition to the Barrett family is a boy five and one half pounds He is shown with his two brothels and sisters Medical science Hendersonville Ky Dec 2 Ed Kubale head football coach at Centre College was the prin cipal speaker last night at a ban quet at the Hotel Soaper honor ing the Purple lash I football team of Barret High School and sponsored by the Junior Cham ber of Commerce Another banquet if or the team will be given Monday night by the Worsham Post 40' American Legion find it is expected 'that an award of $100 offered by the Legion Post to the outstanding athlete of the school will be awarded Legion officials said must be applied on a college ed ucation 1 Germany Wloves Toward Ending membership of 978 A total of 494 have been baptized during the past decade and contribu tions by the congregation dur ing that period total $25290557 Dr Warren has been pas resh Home Killed Meats tor since the founding of the Alexander Manager church Collyer's News Bureau (Copyrighted) The football spotlight turns the South and ar West where I only remaining college games are sk 'ed for this week end Southern California renews its feud' with A in Los Angeles and should climax the i campaign with a victory Howard Trojans are well battered and hardly can be ex pected to last Satur sterling performance against Notie Dame However figures over the Bruins by a touchdown Southern California played its finest game of the season against the Irish and should develop in to one of the outstanding teams of the nation next season Tennessee rates a 14 point ad vantage over Mississippi in the Dixie headliner Major Bob Vols led: by Babe Wood possess too much power for Ole Miss I Remaining football with caps denoting probable win ners: December 4 Arizona vs OREGON lorida vs KENTUCKY Louisiana Tech vs CENTEN ARY 1 Miami vs SOUTH CAR Miss State vs DUQUESNE Mex State vs SAN BAR BARA MEX MIL vs Wentworth Mil ROLLINS vs Stetson San ran vs TEXAS SO CALIORNIA vs A Sq Methodists vs RICE 't'ENNESSEE vs Mississipi TULSA vs Manhattan Elaborate plans hive made for the celebration ol the I tenth anniversary of the Lexing tori Avenue Baptist church be i ginning Sunday Dec 5 and con tinning through riday Dec 19 At the Sunday morning service sermons by the pastor Dr I Warren and by the Rev Cowan Jesse of Louisville a former member of the congregation will heard MondJ evening the sermon 11 lx Zx lx Lx I lx zx 1 HIT or the time in 12 years Mrs Isabel Barred of Chicago has Chirles Ki)V h( pistn ()f hc I given birth to a baby through a Caesarean operation The latest Benton Baptist Church and Di I Ti rt Iz vt ranc inv rxL 1 Ii i VI Lzitrxouii ui wiv iqun nence Baptist church will give Two 'an illustrated lecture on Pales 'um ville has just closed a splendid with your whole being and your meeting at the Baptist church at neighbor sincerely LOVE HIM riddleburg there were 4t) con versions and a general awaken I ing ol the entire church member ship Interior Journal Takes Position Here: Craig McCormack who has been with Kroger store in Cor bin for several months has been made manager of Street Store ihere Income Is Up A gain of six cents on the dollar over a year ago tive of the average citiz en explains why the(businfess re cession has not cut seriously in 1n enmr irnfOR ancorainff to study made public here today by Investors Syndicate Mr and Mrs Average House holder have $113 for every $1 they had a year explained the study when thev have to snend onlv $103 NICHOLS AfflLY CLERKS OR 85 95 YEARS Mrs Laura Alice 79 years kold died at 3 Thursdav afternoon at heir home 1 the tobacco sales front today invariably on Stanford avenue after an ill with 150000 pounds of dark leaf price (and it also has been inc ness of some duration A native on the floors for the onenine history ot the markets that lae I I PS )1 1( 1 1 1 1 1 VILSltH i wr day added 41C3O VI OUlIltr UUlclllUlt XT lldUVU 1 VII inc uwis IUI Uiv uptuiii) of Casey County Mrs Thomp I opening yester son had made her home in Dan day aciticu anot tier recession ville for the past 12 years She from the 193G opening average was a member of a Christian prices Traders blamed lower church in Casey County I grade offerings Surviving her is her husband I At Henderson the dark air ana tour children IVlrs tvt curea marxet today aooun ins Wilkinson of Liberty ('Mrs Jake of leaf were sold at an average Smithers of Lexineton: Mrs Lu of $1032 ucr hundred weight followin ther Wheeler and Miss Mary At Owensboro 38634 pounds of ten by Robert Wisner Thompson of Danville uneral services will be con ducted jat 2:30 Saturday afternoon at the irst Baptist church here the Rev Harold Kuhnle pastor officiating fol i lowed by burial in Bellevue cemetery The pallbearers will be Messrs Wilkinson JC Spears Jas Robertson Sollie Ham mons Erwin and Blaine Whited i Lockport Ill Dec 3 ll? ive 7th was assured today by men eairying sawed off shot Unite ates Department ot guns and machine funs execut riciiliurc acciirlmg cd a postal robbery here today essi spateh 1 and escaped with a $21000 pay 'ingtui to the Daily roll after shooting a postal! The partnunt clerk and abducting Chief of 95 i per cent Police red Lindner growers servid by tin The robbery occurred outside htid( iilccl in favor the Lockport post office as cm ii(n ami yauing ployes were transferring cash i Auoi'icr iniioi' it ion mailed to the irst National of Bank Lockport to meet the land a news service I payroll of an oil refinery com st pany li Lindner was ejected from the 1 1 truck one half mile Lctiu ti town The clerk was wounded C' 111 n' il Sc i in the leg i' winy Japanese Troops Yield Shanghai Dec Japanc troops yielded today to demands i by Col Charles Price Com mander of the United States Ma rines jStationed in the Interna Sc'ttlemcnl and vith ol tne Ameri If we have Him Him or lose Him not a heathen not a gpasnn tn make all we can and get all we can It is a season of giving and good will Throwing a coin to the beggar is not enough The Christmas basket brings( cheer to the recipient and eases the conscience of the giver After a day it is gone The basket we must give and more Let us seek a more constructive means llicy GdVt bv uiny pxw ut iiciuiiig utucvc fcr every they a year! that the solution of every prob they will continue to buy lem social and economic is South briskly of course I Danville waits for the sharing they see prospects ot their in come New Management: a place that has made a splendid name for itself just beyond the limits of the city on the Harrodsburg road has changed hands The place has been renovated and now presents a much mere modem and invit ing outlook its patrons The new managers are Mr anr Mrs Boehm who are running a high class pfece specializing in Country Ham Sandwiches and Short Orders and SERVICE is their watchword Read ad in to Advoctae ormer Danville Lady Makes Nice Gift: Danville friends of Mrs inch who by the way is a sister of George A Burke of tis city will read the following with interest as both the deceased and his widow were former residents of Boyle county: Pulpit furniture given the irst Christian Church of Mami la by Mrs Charles A inch in memory of her husband who formerly Jived here was dedicat ed recently In dedicating the gift Dr Everett Smith pastor rsaid: beautiful fumture which you see upon the pulpit including the chairs at the'eom munion table as a gift of one of (Turn do Page Three Please) hospital for the insane near Dan ville suit was filed by a Lexing ton taxpayer (named Burton to prevent moving the institution from Lexington a republican at torney being employed to file the papers in Judge 'William A Ard court Judge Ardery hand ed down a decision Monday to the effect that the action of the governor and real estate was leg al It was claimed in the petition attacking the removal that an act of the legislature established the hospital at Lexington and that it would require an act of the legis lature to move the hospital to an other site Judge Ardery sustains tne state demurrer to tnis claim which ends the matter unless the Lexington taxpayer and his re publican lawyer carry the matter to the count of Interior Journal 't MRS THOMPSON IS TAKEN BY DEATH article writ dark tobacco were sold at an of the staff of The Lexington average of $853 Herald appeared in that paper GIVEPROGRAM OR CHURCH ANNIVERSARY i Senators George McGill and John )I Eimkiieaa of the three senators who drew up the senate farm 1 Lin arc piULLlJUll 111 Hl VV 5 1 11 ill lO! 1 Al I I bi Dt'l tine The Rev Adkins i fl nT i 1 ator George McGill ol Kunsbs and right John II Bunknead pastor er the Beech Grove Bap tist church and Dr Hun I Alabama The house bill however is believed i be more ter pastor of the irst Baptist! nearly like the measure that will be adopted finally clutch of Somerset will lie on Cent: the programi Tuesday night An illustrated lecture on Lab zgsx Grading and the feature of Thursday program is a message by i CTg 33 JSWA Dr I VzNeprash director of 83 zb Rj i Russian Missionary Service Dr yg i Neprash and the Rev i Setzer moderator of the South 0 ip District A sen Hinn will I IHf? AlTH KEBs Xj The annuaf meeting of the Panville Garden Club was held on Wednesday afternoon at the Citizens Bank Mrs j'Diehl the President presided She called for annual reports from all of ficers and committee chairmen These reports showed that a great amount of work had! been planned and accomplished dur ing the past year A report given by each mem present on (the Dogwood Trees planted last spring showed jjjlhat mbst of them were alive The Good Old Summer al' Bum REGAL COAL and make the home warm and like SUMMER Supply Co UISUICL ASSOCHlUOn I the closing program riday night ti i inc enuren was lounueu niUTMTC rr A 37T i 1927 with a membershin of 120 I KA hl 1 1 AIAe Washington Dec a won persons and now boasts ot a gross neared the end to the third week of the special session to day without completing any part of President pro gram Lexington Avenue Bap tisis To Observe i 10 Year of Con I Service iw r' 1 ''Xss AAtr VX A xT kt MHk A VA I MmmB i i 'bxS? S' I rzL xA LAN I was I iiel 1 I brick ot) 1 1 l1" tf 1 Hill 'z i 1 Iw'i' JIS" i sSsXLrif'iw? lift! BilliS orate of tivi'l i'I t'ie iillis 'venue ni 1 Ji i it was lei': Tb" tei'no will be for tjo of liviiw in the eastern section of tiie untv 1 the ti at ten a school in nt 1 ion tT a Io the i 1 of rooms the eosi of tc uil'I not (klfi i Al liie present time a fv Ini hipii 5 1.

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