Bluefield Daily Telegraph from Bluefield, West Virginia • Page 3

Tuesday Morning, April 14, 1936: BLUEFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH, Bluefield, W. Va. PAGE THREE BEHEREJPML 27 Advance Advertising Car Of Sparks Managed Downie Show Here Today; Cowboy Jack Hoxie Featured. The advance advertising cm 1 of the now enlarged Sparks managed Dowlile Brothers circus arrived late last, night and before sunset today will have Its varied colored posters everywhere announcing that Monday, April 27 will he circus day In IJHiefleld nt which time the circus will stage matinee and night performances on the fairgrounds. Jack Tloxie, famous cowboy screen star, who appears In person with the show, Is being billed as the tea- lure attraction of an all star cast which includes many of the most famous of circus names.

1936 marks the 4Dth year of a Sparks managed circus. This year's presentation Is said to be one of the finest and most costly that the popular veteran has ever offered. Advance agents announce that the entire equipment has been renewed. All new opic and span tents, new well lighted dens for the wild animalB in the menagerie and many innovations in the seating and lighting arrangements have been added to improve the presentation. An entirely new opening spectacle with a gorgeous array of bespangle costumes which is said to rival a ZlegteUl production in color and splendor, Is one of the special added features of the circus this year.

Charles Sparks, veteran manager, expresses satisfaction in having assembled one of the most pretentious circus presentations with which he has ever been associated. STATE FOREST FESTIVAL WILL HAVE HORSE SHOW x. Elkins. April 13. Plans recommended by Dr.

T. V. Churchman, veteran Charleston horseman, for conducting the horse which will be held in connection with the seventh annual Mountain State Forest Festival hero next October 1, 2, and 3. have "been adopted by the executive committee bt the Mountain State Forest Festlcal association. Dr.

Churchman served as director of the show last fall. Thie year a board of five will have charge of all departments and the Charleston man will have charge of entries and exhibits. Joe M. Woodford, of Elkins, will serve as general chairman. Other members of the board are: W.

C. Handlan, Charleston; George H. Dornblazer, Elkins, and Clifford Martin, Elkins. The horse show committee is the first of the many committees which are being set up by A Spates Brady, director general, of the Forest festival. All committees will be functioning within the next few weeks Mr.

Brady has indicated and definite plans for the festival already are taking form. A number of innovations 'are plenned for this year. MEN'S SERVICE CLUB' WILL MEET THURSDAY Definite announcement was made at the Sunday morning and evening services of the First Christian church, that the Men's Service club would hold their regular monthly meeting at 7 o'clock Thursday evening, April 16, at the Royalette. A splendid program is being planned and a large attendance is asked. FUN ON WHEELS New the gentle sport of cyrcling has its complications in New York City.

latest "accessory" is a special railroad araln which will haul bicycles riders into Connecticut onc6 a week and let them have a few hours of freedom from the big city's traffic. MANNEFORP8 30 PAKC1N6 MORSES lOOSfTARACTS Children 25c ID A Dl AM( When Cologne Paid Its Homage to Hitler With thousands llhlng the slicets of Cologne and gazing from windows and liutiHeUijis from which the swastika flew. Adolf Hitler Is shown as he reviewed his guard of honor whtn lie entered the city for his final speech before the recent (ierinan ballot. In mi txnmplc of railroad efficiency, more Ulan 2.000.000 people had been carried to the Hliine city lo cheer Dor Fuehrer In his speech Hitler declared, "1 have been an ordinary soldier and know Hie horrors of war 1 stand for peace." NEWS OF THE COLORED PEOPLE CONVENTION TO CONVENE The Bluestone Baptist Sunday school convention will convene with the Mercy Seat Baptist Sunday school at Kyle-Powhatan, W. Wednesday and Thursday.

The president, Mrs. W. O. Moore, urgently requests that ail schools in the Flat Top district be represented by delegates. Superintendents of schools are requested to be present so as to take advantage of the model Sunday school conducted by the state superintendent of Sunday schools.

Rev. J. J. Turner, of Montgomery. CHURCH SERVICES Pentecostal Power Jesus Christ church.

20S Pulaski street. Our counsel 1 will begin the 3 6th of April, our delegates are coming in now, preaching Tuesday night by Bev. Sister Katherin Jvovett from N. C. Greensville meetings conducted by W.

M. Meeks. Bishop J. F. Foster.

CAROLINA COMMUNITY HOME Second report of the drive is requested tomorrow evening, April 14, at 6 o'clock, at which time a complete check-up will be made for the drive thus far. All captains arc requested to report each and subscriptions. This check-up is necessary to determine whether or not the drive will be extended beyond April 20th. The names of all contributors will be. published.

Rev. R. h. Parker, chairman. CAROMNIA CI.UH All members of Club Carolina meet in the Community Home this afternoon at 6 in rhe regular meeting.

Mrs. Siayme Pearis, president. 1 CHURCH OF IN CHIITSI Pentecostal. At. 200 Wilson street.

The revival is still in progress, with Evangelist J. E. deliv- MINT AND SPEARS Lengths To Which Wrigley Representatives Go To Car ry Out Their Dollar Bill Campaign Is Amazing ering very powerful and inspiring sermons each night, which arc being eujyocd by nil who hear these very timely messages. Services begin nightly at 7: So p. in.

All are invited. Bishop C. F. Kyle, minister. C.

R. GAY RENOMINATED PRESIDENT OF ELECTIONS New York, R. Gay has been renominated by the nominating committee of the New York stock exchange to succeed himself as president at the elections lo be held in May. it was anjipunced today. The renominatlon is considered equivalent to re-election since no opposition slate la expected to be placed in the field by special petition.

German farmers try to stave off frosts'with artificial fogs. They use of unslaked lime into which drips dissolved sulphur trioxide. The reaction produces a protecting cloud of vapor. The lengths to which these Mints and Spears go to carry out the program and distribute their new dollar bills In-amazing. To them, climbing a 200-foot smokestack to contact a painter at the top, or going down In a coal mine, climbing skyscrapers under construction, or flagging cars in the middle of the slicct, mean nothing.

They have appeared in jails to contact prisoners, they have lifted towels off men's faces In barber shopH, approached locomotive engineers who did not have gum and then raced with the train to the next town to try tiicni again. They have worked schools and caused riots. On several occasions police have rescued them from over- zealoua mobs. In fact, It is their boast that the average man does not travel so fast nor so far that, they cannot catch him and contact him. Apparently, the more difficult it Is to get to a person, the harder they work to contact him.

In most cases they have mohe following them down the streets, through stores and any other place they may choose to go. It Is surprising that the anticipation of getting a dollar bill for an opinion of Wrigley '6 gum has such a pronounced effect on the public. In Din eyes of the representatives, all people look nlike to them, size, color, age, or position mattering not to them. According to the ropresento. five here, Mr.

Spear, who In private "Circus? So What?" Moe, the white camel star of the circus menagerie, sneers his contempt for all the excitement attending the opening of the 1936 version of the "bigger and better than ever" entertainment in New York City. You see, he goes to tha circus every a performer. lire is-. Nell Burnhnin. it is Ihe purpose of the campaign to buy opinions from Wrigley users, regardless of where they may be or who they may be.

Local Interest In this campaign is at fever pitch, merchants selling more gum thai! ever before. In the words of a commentator, familiar the campaign, Bluefield is knee- deep lb Wrigloy's gum. The Wrigley Dollar Hill campaign, now In full swing In Bluefield, presents one of the most unique advertising methods yet devised. Everyone, hundreds of people are stopped by Mr. Spear or Miss Mint, representatives of the Wrigley and asked, "Have you an opened package of AVrlgley's?" Every person 'who carries such a package is paid a new dollar bill for his or her or.in- lon of the gum.

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