The Advocate-Messenger from Danville, Kentucky • Page 4

i VI Thursday, Page4 THE DANVILLE DAIliY MESSENGER. DANVILLE. KY. W.J. PRICE WINS 7 As Lou Sees Game From.

Dugout OVER 770 1,3111011 IS ASKED FORNAVY KEY IHGII SOIOOL OFFICERS HMD IContinv.cd From Pane "e) 0 We mm (Continued from Page 1) grades to which they will advance next year: 12th grade Katherine Watson, Dorothea Hollingsworth, and Wilson Alexander. 11th grade Betty Ann Sewell, Baymonu Lanier, and Clyde Holts-claw. 10th grade Nancy Ruth Hawkins, Rupert Moore and Lucy Donnelly. 9th grade Charles Mifburn, Virginia Lanham, Robert Durham, Philip Lanier, and Ann Marshall. 8th grade Charles Robinson, Mabel Laxton, Guy Richardson, student council of Charleston High school, Charleston, West Virginia, which is secretary and treasurer of the S.A.S.G., has already planned the program for the 1939 convention which ia to be held at Charleston October 5, 6, and 7.

President Alexander will be chairman of the meeting." ilesiDsion Avemia Baptist Cfmrcii SUNDAY, MAY 7th AT 9:45 A. M. GO TO SUNDAY SCHOOL DAY. Naval Bill Report Need For More Warships, Including Two Battleships. WASHINGTON, D.

May 4. (INS) The House appropriation committee today reported the annual Naval bill, totalling 770r 473,241, calling for twenty-three new warships, including two battleships. The bill, the biggest in peacetime history, was reported after Naval Admiral Leary warned that the Navy must be enlarged. The Navy Department gave Congress a report on world conditions, predicting a German-Italian-Japa-nese military pact and stressing America's need for more naval protection. I The following students, who wil'lan( jean Huffman.

7th grade Clifton Rodes, Joe Brummctt, Robert. Stone, and Betty Taylor. advance to the next clnss next year, and their offices are: Doro-" thea Hollingsworth, vice president; Betty Ann Sewell, urer. These i two girls "we're uhaiii- mously elected. Following are members of the newly-elected council and the Be 1 of 1000 to attend Sunday School A riendlyf Fence Stretchers, both large and small.

Far-, mers Supply Co. ir t'snship, jn its pragressiveness and in its beauty. I am delighted that Constitution Square is now to be rehabilitated after the order of the McDowell house. As I stated on several occasions running through some years past before the Rotary and other organisations at Danville I believe nothing will comparatively more money to the town than the attraction that these historic places will afford. 1 duly registered Danville at the U.

S. Chamber of Commerce yesterday, as I have each year for a series of them, when I have been designated to represent the local chamber, and am attempting to keep in touch with the rather extended program as much as 1 can considering the demands of my office. I have made few reports back home rtlative to these sessions on account of the rather full reports of everything that the U. S. Chum-tier sends to its membership.

I continue to read faithfully the Messenger and Advocate and always wih interest and profit. Come this way sometime and I will try to make your stay worthwhile. Kindly remember me cordially to your fine son and to others at the office, whom 1 know anil very high regaKl, believa ms, i Sincerely, W. J. PRICE.

welcome awaits you. Excellent teachers will teach the Word of God. Come and briny thft whole family. A place for everyone. Cradle Roll Birth 3 Tears.

Junior 9 to II Years. i Beginner 4 and Yeare. IntermediaU 13 to 16 Tsara. Primary 6, 7, 8 Years. Young People 17 to 25 Years.

Adult 25 Tears and Up. i i i. miM TNUISDaV Fertilizer, two fresh cars. Both Davco Granulated and Swift's Red Steer. Farmers Supply Co.

MAY i Kit IJi Iffi 1 mn i A SALE THAT ALL THE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. SAVE NOW ON YOUR HARDWARE NEEDS. TERMS CASH MESSENGER WANT ADSPAYi TRY 'EL CLOTHESPINS i a at b. mum Lou Gehrig Staring rather wistfully from the Yankee dugout In Briggs stadium, Detroit, as the Tanks crush the Tigers, is Lou Gehrig, voluntary exile from the game. Gehrig's decision to bench himself brought to an end his consecutive games played string at 2,130.

Best hardwood, natural finish clothespins'. Standard 4 in. size. Wry. special.

True Value w--te 3b lor Only 5c .1 WPA LIBRARY AT the past month has concentrated jail their efforts on gathering ma- 12-QIAKT PAILdnlvanfccd 19c -f I SOMERSET UNIQUE i Cultivator, rebuilt, cx- i cellcnt condition, six shov-j cl. Farmers Supply Co. Headed. standard galvanized pail; wrought ears, wire hail; 12 qt. cap.

11x10 in. cxivvun V7 Ti Ml I I I I rT terial i) be sent to rauuean, April 25, which will be judged by the State Federation of Women's Clubs for the library that has the best; The prize will be Ave dollars, which is given by the various women's clubs. Two other greatly appreciated aW I I I I I sV. 1 I Much Interest Shown In Project Supervised By Miss HOUSE CLEANING NEEDS (mm 9.1 iiydL LAWN and GARDEN NEEDS True Value KAKK A I.I.PA PEH CLE A EK KENNETH PHIFER HEARD BY CLUB (Continued from Page 1) donations were received this month 89c Cleans wall paper, window shades, cal- Thursday, Friday and Saturday ciminea wans. oz.

can fur only 9c ueneral purpose rake that has found favor among gardeners. Lightweight, strong. 5 ft. handle, 14 teeth. TRUE VALUE GARDEN HOE Home Cleaning Needs POWDERED SULPHUR 5 lbs.

21c from Miss Elta Davis, Ft. Thomas, and Dr. S. P. Gilmore, New York.

Miss Dutton, library supervisor, wishes to express her thanks for all donations and would gratefully receive any litciature and magazines that would prove helpful to this WPA project. Somerset Journal. 89c pictures the South and its problems as they really are. Two Invitations. The Danville Kiwanians received two invitations.

The Lexington club has the Danville Kiwanians to attend a regular luncheon meeting at 12:15 p. m. Tues-Jny, May 9, at the Lafayette Hotel, and hear the district governor. GRASS SPOXC.E Larue rc sixe for general housework washing cars, etc Only each 2Se KURNITIRE For gardening without stooping this hoe is indispensable. Polished 6 in.

steel blade, solid sock- I Pint LARVEX -J Odorless and Stainless iTT. MOTH 3 SPRAY JJ'Iii. Moth Proofs For a whole yssr Only 79c 85e Johnson Floor Wax lb. can Me 10c Wall Paper Cleaner 3 cans 200. Moth 12 oz.

pkgs 9o Apex Moth 75c Clesnbrlte Wateriest Cleaner 5 lbs. 390 1.00 Wlgg's Waterless Cleaner lbs. 696 Carpet 15c Bon Ami Powder 10 Pint Spab Laundry PAG Laundry 6op six 3 bar 13c Wysndotts "Cleaning Powder 7 e. can .4 for 10o POLISH et. 4 1-3 ft.

handle. The following article about Miss Imogene Dutton, niece of Mrs. Oscar Mills of Danville, will be read with interest by her friends here: i Tne WPA Packhorse Library, located in Somerset, under the supervision of Miss Imogene Dutton has created an unusual interest from coast to coast Their last donation was received from N. Shaw, Oakland, California. Mr.

Shaw is not known to. anyou connected with the Library and his kijow-ledge of the WPA Packhtrse Library is a complete mystery. This project which was started approximately two years ago for those who are not fortunate enough to have access ts a library has proven most successful. A great deal of credit should be given to those who have made this project a success by donations, those who rw A A tig uZ-oz. Roy C.

Nelson, Elizabethtown, laHt vou a Wrould Strip President Of War-Peace Discretion WASHINGTON, D. May 4. (INS) Bainbridue Colby, wart'me Secretary of State under President VLJ Jit This SUc value lor oniy 9 lbs. ISc 11 in -1111111 19c. Wilson, today urged Congress tol strip President Roosevelt of any discretion in foreign policy which yiiiii who is touring Kentucky.

A tour of the Blusgrass stock farms has been arranged for the afternoon and at 7 p. m. an informal dinner will be given at the Lexington Country Club on the Paris pike. The other invitation was from the B.attyville Kiwanis Club to attend their May 11 meeting. Governor Nelson will also be at this meeting.

Die-A-Doo PAINT CLEANER It's simple to wah painted nuifuces with this cleaner. 1 III. parkHg; only 25c Mr Libby Safe Edge Glass Water Tumblers6 for 19c Beautiful Rose Glass Handled Tray 8-inch Each 5c Peppermint Tooth Pasts, lg. tubs might lead to warlike actions. Colby said Congress should reaffirm its control over the war-peace issue, instead of considering giving the President more power.

Eav A'ion PLOW Frame is made of steel, handles thoroughly seasoned oak, bent and well varnished. $2.69 HOSK REEL Drum in. height 34 width 15 in. Cap. 100 ft.

98c '-Ml ii(i So I nave spent hours gathering ma-J terial for the library and those who have distributed the books I throughout the most remote see 15 RETONCA TONIC 98c Wslko TsbleU. Ballard's Starting and 45o 98c 89c .790 Elect rio Iron 15 Value Alarm Clocks. 1.00 Fslsol Powders. Second Hand Fordson Tractor, good shape, ready to run. Farmers Supply Co.

COLGATE bENTAL CREAM WANf SB) Growing Mash, best feed K-ntucky. sold. Farmers Supply Co. Thn WPA rackho for Hibbard OKASS CATCHER striped, sun fast canvas side, galvanised bottom. 69c IIIRUARI) FLOOR Bltl'KII Popular houMehuld brush for work easier.

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19c 40c Fletchers Castoria 31o Llsttrino Tooth Posts, double slis 33o Lady Esther Po. or Cream Bsyer Aspirin bottle of 24 19o Saraka 15 size 9So 25e 4 Baby Powder. 19o 1.00 Miles Nervine 83o Sheep Dip gsL 9Se Linseed Oil gaL 9o iiameter reel 6 inch $4.95 21 JULtJLJ Single Burner COLGATE SHAVE CREAM ImlktM InnJtlMi 07 HANI SUS m9 i KEROSENE STOVE burners. I'OU TABLE liVFV si MM stove ton oven for gas, oil Irtfl loll. MATCHES Largt Boxes for 14c or gasoline stove 'I wo wire shelves oil container Each L.L.

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