The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 18

PAGE EIGHTEEN THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER The Fdremost Newspaper of the Two Carolinas SUNDAY MARCII 6 1938 SECTION ONE LAUREL SPRINGS MAN KILLED AS MOTORBIKE HITS POLE' 1 Will Hold pA3T01113 FATE OBITUARIES HOVIVE BUILDING 1 11 A TELLS KNOWS SUFFERING I li r3 si i nJgo hrne 1 aBt ai vk ee i 5 COLLIDE in Wilkes and Ashe counties told the story of walking HT13 bULLIUL r) MRS LAURA FAGGART i IP TRW I I II I I I II II inn gm ow my I '7 1 I 111 UP Vir IMF VW five miles through snow for help after lier husband 1701 1 tal i gLhaatftti eraart 5 Services M11115011 3j1j111 and son and a friend had been killed in a mine ex- plosion in the Rocky Mountain country Although she collapsed before reaching a ranch house the men 311 vii Faggart Funeral services will he held at the Coldwater Baptist church in this heard the barks of her faithful dogs and saved her -4-- county Monday afternoon nt 4:3 o'clock 'Conflicting Reports Say Ni and in terment will be in the church Secretary of Building and 'Trud'ed Five Miles in Snow life She is shown below in a picture made with the two Earl Oscar Perini remetery She is survived by four daugh- dogs that saved her life emoder Held in Concentra-tr': 'I il sr-1' 1ism pAt'onE 'o Fig() nItrrsd Ivrtal rtsy Loan Association Sees Trend After Husband and Son Were Employed at Kai Hearn of Lexington and Mrs A Rich tion Cam Berlin of Danville Va: three sons Fag- as Natural Cycle Dies of Broken Fart of DiinVille Va Faggart of Killed in Mine Blast 1 vzgiftyttrtir lorprownl Charlotte and Faggart of Sari anommorom1 emmonel Mdmmemommilbwmomem Pedro Calif VI I 71tomeft Ir? -v five miles through snow for help after her husband collapsed before reaching a ranch 11 11 1:1 ROR STORY! pa Inods i os no Ilk na nt iclie aR Rocky friend had dn abiene nc 0 ku inl tl er yd 0 in 1 tah omu ignhe az AT 311 Earl Oscar Pennington Employed at Dies of Broken mmmoimi4101mem 4 )A0o48 k-' 4 I 0" Z'41''''' I 4: 21! Kannapolis 211 1 Neck MRS HAGER nAymsoN March 5 Mrs Hager 57 died early today at her home in Cornelius She is survived by three sons Zolhe and John of Cornelius Hampton of Charlotte four daughters Irene Myrtle and Annie pate of Cornelius and Mrs Ethel Lafoy of Mooresville Funeral services will be held Sun day afternoon at 3 at Mount Zion church 3 m0 1 I ti: 1': :4: '4 1 4:: A k'' IN 'N Sprrial to rho Observer KANNAPOLIS March 5 Earl Oscar Pennington 21 of Laurel Springs was killed almost instantly near here early tonight when he lost control of his motorcycle which crashed into a telephone pole His neck was broken and his skull fractured Witnesses said Pennington lost control of his machine after passing a automobile The motorbike went off the left side of the road and struck a pole 10 sect from the pavement Pennington had lived in 14annapolis since November employed by the Fisher Motorcycle company He is survived by his sister and mother both of Laurel Funeral arrangements NA not been made tonight Ten minutes after the motorqcle crashed two automobiles collided within 50 yards of the spot wbere Pennington died Woods and Bert Helms of Kannapolis escaped unhurt 10 Earl urel ntly he ic His rac oad the Ian- lyed any and Pgs wen vcle ided and Ted 10 MRS PRATT Funeral services for Pratt of New Bern who died Thursday afternoon were held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at Douglas and Sing mortuary Dr Truesdale officiated and burial in Mount Holly Mrs Pratt's former home Pallbearers were A Belk A terming Harry Davenport Burton Mitchell Albright and Dr Moore Home building is picking up and this trend should continue unless the cost of building again reaches the point where the prospective builder feels that it is too high said Kees ler secretary of the Mutual Building and Loan association yesterday Mr Kees ler explained that since the first of the year natural forces have been operating to cause renewed interest in home building He said that in the last nine years a tremendous shortage of homes has accumulated and that there must be some residential construction to fill the gap During the early part of last year he said many new homes were being built and others were being planned Unfortunately building costs took a decided upturn and this increased expense caused many to postpone beginning construction and resulted in a building slump Mr Kees ler said building materials have declined in price in the last few months and interest in home building is now increasing with more people planning to build now than has been the case at any time within the last 10 months "There is no shortage of money for financing on reasonable terms" Mr Kees ler continued For instance his association has $300000 immediately available for the construction and purchase of homes Other building and loati associations in the State also have large sums available and theperson who wishes to build a home will have no trouble in reasonable financing of his project he declared 3 i 1 JOHN TAYLOR Funeral services will be held at the home in Thomasboro this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock for John 'W Taylor 66 who died at 8 o'clock Friday night after an illness of one month Rev Dogden will officiate and burial will be In the cemetery at Mulberry Presbyterian church BERLIN March 5 The whereabouts of the Rev Martin Nicmoeller leader of Protestant opposition to Nazi efforts to dominate the church still was a matter of speculation tonight despite reports he had been sent to a 'concentration camp by the German secret police A Propaganda Ministry spokesman aoswering inquiries said the militant pastor was being held in Berlin Others insisted he was at Sach senhausen concentration camp where he was taken after he was convicted of violating strictures or u3 Of his pulpit and deprecating Nazi officials The court however had set him free holding his seven months' sentence had been served while awaiting trial It was possible Pastor Niemoeller had been brought back to Berlin for further questioning by the Gestapo After his technical release the police had made his freedom conditional on his signing an undertaking to refrain from addressing public meeting except to deliver strictly religious sermons from his pulpit They also had insisted he make to communications abroad The pastor his friends say repeatedly has refused to promise anything he cannot reconcile with his conscience despite Gestapo Warnings of more serious punishment if he stirs up further popular excitement It was believed therefore the police still were trying to per suade him to abandon his unyielding attitude "for his own good" Some quarters expected that services tomorrow in his Jesus Christ us church in suburban Dahlem might be a demonstration by the congregation for its pastor 1 1 -t 4 744''A i' g- 4 94'9' 'it 4) 4 A111 wr304' I 'Jr 1 lry 1:: 4 Or i 31 0 4 ''''Ve 1 i t'A' 144'60 4S4t 4 A A 40 4 i 'A 4 pn '''0' 4k $: 4 14 1 'g I tt 0 sit :44 et It 1 i ''16 1v 1z4 k4 lods 1 4 'g 4 t) 6 ji4 A4 Allot i ry 1 te- eN flp: 4-'4 4 1 '4w0 i Oliv -Ref REV ORE WALTER CONNELL CULP Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs Stilwell on Lawyers road for Walter Connell Cusp 31 who died Friday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock at the home of his sister Mrs Stilwell after many years of declining health Rev Barber will officiate assisted by Bev A A Kyles CHILD CLINICS BEGIN MONDAY Pre-School Examinations to be Conducted in County This Week LY to Pre-school clinics for the county schools begin Monday according to Dr Hand county health of ficer who pointed out that the children who will be six years old before October 1 should report to the school in their neighborhoLd for examination on the day and at the time indicated The schedule for the week follows: March 7 9:30 a Woodlawn: March 8 9:30 a tn Sharon (half day) March 8 1:00 Providence (half day) March 9 9:30 a in Steele Creek March 10 9:30 a Pineville 6 inty to of the old to at twn: half 10 a 6 ------wb- BLAKELY Funeral services for Charles Erskine Blakely 43 who died Friday morning at 4 o'clock in Montezuma Ga after an emergency Operation were held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Second Presbyterian church of which he was a member Rev Dr John A Redhead Jr officiated and burial was in Elmwood cemetery Joppa lodge No 520 A A had charge of the services Active pallbearers were chosen from members of the lodge MRS LOUIS SMITH Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock at First Baptist church for Mrs Louis Smith who died Thursday In a New Orleans hospital after a long illness Dr Luther Little will officiate and burial will be in the family mausoleum in Oak lawn cemetery Mrs Smith who was well-known in Charlotte is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs NV Clary of Charlotte a son Paul Brendle of Carbonado Wash four grandchildren and four great grandchildren The body will remain at Douglas and Sing funeral home until the hour of the services Pallbearers will be Dr Scruggs Dr Fleming Richardson Frank Youngblood Arp Lowrance and James Pennine 8 He Will Preach at 7:30 O'clock Monday Evening at Taber nacle A Church Rev Will Orr of Beaver Falls Pa will hold several meetings at Tabernacle A church Mr Orr was born in Charlotte the on of the late Dr and Mrs Orr He attended the city schools and also Baird's Preparatory school He was graduated at Erskine college Due West June 1026 While a student at Erskine college he won the South Carolina Oratorical medal In 1931 he finished Ptsburgh Theological seminary and has been pastor of the First United Presbyterian church of Beaver Falls for seven years His father Dr Orr was pastor of the Tabenacle church for 25 years His brother Dr Ernest Neal Orr is the present pastor of the church Mr Orr is the brother of Mr Frank Orr attorney-at-law and of Mrs Neikirk superintendent of welfare in Mecklenburg county Mr Orr will arrive in the city on Monday afternoon and will be accompanied by Mrs Orr who was the former Miss Eloise Reid daughter of Mr and Mrs Reid of Providence Road in whose home they will be entertained while here Mr Orr will preach at 7:30 Monday evening and at 10 a Tuesday Throughout the week he will speak at 10 a and at 7:30 Mr Clyde White will direct the muslin each evening 4 CITY 11111ENDE 51111111-11HilINE STANLY COUNTY SEEKS HOSPITAL Officials Say Morrow Mountain Section is Ideal Site For Vets' Building The Morrow mountain section of Stan ly county would provide an ideal site for the proposed 'United States veterans' hospital authorized for North Carolina and the county commissioners will urge that it be given serious consideration before any other location is agreed upon it was learned yesterday The hospital could be built either on top of Morrow mountain from which it would have a commanding view of miles of interesting forest land and Lake Tillery at its foot or in the 1'alley at the south side of the mountain it was pointed out The climate is ideal and the view unequaled east of the mountains in western Carolina The hospital would be easily accessible since Highway No 27 crosses the area proposed by the commissioners 3 YORK COUNTY GETS FUNDS FOR FEDERAL WPA PROJECT The Observer Bureau 1230 Nil Press By Leased Wire WASHINGTON March James Richards of the Fifth South Carolina district announced today that President Roosevelt had approved a WPA project for York calling for $14240 of Federal funds Street improvement throughout the town with construction of gutters and sidewalks is planned by the project for which the town of York will advance an equal amount of money Mr Richards said construction will probably begin immediately after final approval of the grant by the comptroller general expected within a few days 8 "There are many young playwrights who become utterly fascinated with the contents of the dictionary" NORTH WILKESBORO March 5 Mrs John Baker traveled on skiis more than five miles of rugged Rocky Mountain country to get help when a mine explosion killed her husband and son and three other miners reads like the wildest of fiction While here visiting relatives of her husband and members of her own family in Ashe county Mrs Baker told the story The tragedy occurred at 4:30 on February 11 at a coal mine high up in the Teuton range near the Wyoming-Idaho State line Mr and Mrs John Baker and son Bill and Denver Holbrook all of Wilkes Henry Ashe of West Virginia and Ru land Ivy of Wyoming were doing development work in a coal mine Mrs Baker was doing the cooking and house work for the workmen Travel is recognized as a practical impossibility in the Teutons in the winter and on December 16 the mining party stocked up on supplies and settled down for the long winter when they would be cut off from the world HURLED 300 FEET Mrs Baker was in the camp shack at work when the explosion occurred and she ran toward the mouth of the mine On the way she found Henry Ashe who was thrown about 300 feet from the mouth of the mine by the explosion He was still alive She picked him up carried him into the house and placed him on the bed Though dying from internal injuries and from a broken leg with the splintered bone protruding through the flesh he told her that the others were in the mine and probably trapped alive He told her to get his skies and Instructed her as to how to put them on Skis are as difficult to manage as roller skates are to the beginner but she immediately began the five-mile trudge to a ranch owned by Sam and Rex Young The normal depth of the snow was four feet but many drifts had reached a depth of 20 feet Two sheep dog pups only three months of age beloved pets among the mine crew followed Mrs Baker who readily gives them credit for saving her from a lonely death in the snow Darkness fell before Mrs Baker had covered one third of the distance over the treacherous trail The night was bitter cold She fell many times in the snow and long before she reached the ranch she was suffering terribly from bruises and the skis had inflicted painful injuries on her legs 9 TRUE FRIENDS Mrs Baker said she grew very weak as she neared her destination and three times when she fell the young dogs nestled close licked her face and hands and tugged at her clothing until she would revive from her dazed condition and make another valiant effort to reach the outside world and help for her husband son and associates whom she thought were still alive many feet below the surface in the mine Within less than 50 yards of the Young ranch house she collapsed in the snow The men in the ranch house heard the dogs barking and went out to investigate In the warm room Mrs Baker revived sufficiently to tell what had happened Two men immediately began the return trip to the mine and being well experienced ski users they covered the five miles in an hour and a half Mrs Baker was seven hours on the way reach- ing the ranch at 11:30 o'clock When Rex and Sam Xoung reached the mine they found they could c16 nothing as rescuers Henry Ashe whom Mrs Baker had dragged into the shack and placed on a bed had died His finger nails were torn off and there were other evidences that he had suffered intensely before death Noting the crushed con- dition of his body they wondered at his being able to talk to Mrs Baker and instruct her as to how to go for help The mine was owned by an Idaho Falls company headed by Vail He formed a rescue party and went by plane to the Young ranch and by skis to the mine They found the mine a total wreck and the other four men including Mrs: Baker's husband and son had evidently died instantly when the explosion occurred The State mine: inspector said the explosion was caused by dust Snow plows were used to clear 78 miles of road in order to move the bodies Mrs Baker accompanied the bodies of her husband and son back to Wilkes where they lived until a year ago for burial Mrs Vail came with her GA FHA ADMINISTRATOR TURNS IN RESIGNATION WASHINGTON March An official of the Federal Housing administration said A Sirmon submitted today his resignation as State FHA administrator for Georgia The resignation was effective immodialebt Sirmon had served the administration for several years Officials declined to discuss the resignation in detail 4 For Those Who Appreciate the Finest Forest Lawn i3urial Park BODY OF ROBERT SCRIPPS BROUGHT TO CALIFORNIA SAN PEDRO Calif March 5-- body of Robert Scripps 42 newspaper publisher who died last Thursday aboard his yacht off the Dlexican coast near Magdalena bay was brought here today aboard the Pcific liner Pennsylvania It will be taken to the Scripps ranch at Mirmar near San Pedro where funeral services have been set tentatively for Monday afternoon His widow left Mexico City today by airplane for San Diego accom LEWIS CONNELL Lewis Connell 22 died last night at 7:30 o'clock at Mecklenburg sanatorium Mr Connell who lived at 1717 Pegram street is survived by his mother Mrs 3 Connell one half-sister Mrs Vern Brims of Monroe two half-brothers Roy Connell of Greensboro and Murray Connell of Charlotte Mr Connell was a member of Allen Street Baptist church where funeral services will be held Monday morning Fit II o'clock by Rev Jones Burial will be in Hopewell Baptist church cemetery 8 New Thrift Rd Tel 2-0133 3 papied by their eldest son Robert Scripps Jr 4 Scripps Jr Collections Last Week Total $2893472 as Against $8- 54191 Previous Week kVidn2E FOOD CAPACITY 71 BRINGS YOU ag TIE I'd TIE ICE CUBES because the Freetr Shelf has MORE icemaking capacity and because Gibsona FAIR Apoviered sealed mechanism makes ice up to risna as fast as others! 'ikin (0)'' Me' ii iAlt ia! 40-- Mt i 4 any 4 ipiliat riis4 111a r-frir i 'r r-17'15-7 44 ke e-p a lW1'- :7:111" 11 YI 0 1141---r----- ti ---5----- ii ilia vi At----''x -'7! 10111 I 19 Iwo A 1---01trifIll1 i :1 Sill' 4 4to r1 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIq0 I 1 lk7" AVI 1 kVid EZ q- i 4 10 0 Ite to 1X0- liTk t- 'Ntse" 001 "0 ICE CUBES 4 74:: rale A A becaus a 6 to toltriti oW the Freezr Shelf ban 14 gVIIPSSAt: 1- 4 becMORaz icm usee6ibsoakninagE7TPRaLipotYW' earnedd IVAP- 61 ty sealed Moontnit mechanism make eT4 -(440) iii N1 ice up to rwIct as fast as others! 6 4 14 zikleagor1 1 on nrw ti-tkAttl 14- 41 Vid (2)E Altwilot t--41 1 -etip- -p tt--- as 'FOOD CAPACITY ---r91 're: 0 11 1 4' 1 bi a a 11 yr -7s 41k 410 1-1111 -41 4 i 6 1 I 1 --) 7 4' Nak A 1 'j dlidans A lia' wow 11Li ---1' if' 06 1 0' A tg VsOk 34 4 Ilk 0 ei 1 11 ily a tak City tax collections amounted to $2893472 last week as compared with $854191 the week before according to figures released yesterday by the city accounting department The increase in collections was caused by the fact that end-ofmonth payments were made to avoid the penalty The penalty is 1-2 of one per cent a month Much of the collections last week were made on the last few days of February The percentage of collections last year at this time in relation to the total levy was 7733 per cent and this year the percentage is 7673 The total levy last year was $1- 55740972 This year the levy was $171208390 The total taxes collected at this time last year was $120440959 The collection to date on current taxes amounts to $131376076 The percentage of collection on current taxes last week was one per cent less than that of a year ago This week the difference is 60 per cent The current year taxes collected last week amount to $2248005 Collections for prior years show $1- 97751 for 1936: $174929 for 1935 $79801 for 1934: $51412 for 1933 $64365 for 1932 $72819 for 1931 $4390 for 1930 Total of uncollected taxes to date is $88958242 and current taxes uncollected amount to $39832314 Outstanding on prior year levies follows: 1936 $12568748: 1935 $99- 58190 1934 $5918085: 1933 $59- 94453 1932 $55875 1931 $5037884: 1930 $4061058 8 SUN i tod-3111 gl Don't Let the Weather Fool You IF YOU HAVE a Room Apartment or House FOR RBI Let An Observer Want Ad Do the Job RENTED-RENTED-RENTED-RENTED-RENTED-RENTED-RENTED-RENTED-RENTED- COLLECT NORTH 502 Turniheri room connecting bath g6 month Dial 2-3942 6448 CLOSE IN-4 rooms and bath down stairs unfnrni5hed ant Call 2-2417 CLOSE IN 2 furnished rooms Lights and water furnished 531 Graham 2 OR 3 furnished rooms adjoining bath Business couple Phone 3-2940 2 UNFURNISHED rooms sink in kitch en $2 month 12n North Cedar St CLEMENT AVE 734 3-room brick duplex with furnace In good enndltion garage 24000 monthly Call 3-313c1 nr 2-1--18 TRYON 9n4-3 lin room private entrance water and lights furnthed rooms for housekeen4 ing convenient bath Business couple Reasonable Phone 3-5260 IN A MODERN Downtown ant Delightfully luimishel room ad)olning bath Lady gentlemen couple Housekeeping prnileges Phone 3-3680 DON'T CARRY A VACANCY-RENT IT NOW! 2938 311 moN St MARCH 9 1161 23 ao 1111! ikl 3011141 1 7 1 2 4 25 31 18 25 1938 SAT I 5 12 19 26 I 23-1 193-------------------- A 1-774-7-109-71j) 1938 tcr3oht Fit iiE 2 1111! 1RI SAT A 314 516171 6 7 9 1 0 1 48 5 ::4:: 1 i 1 012 ab oW tit i 2 3 (e 4 3 0 3 1 2 4 2 5 2 6 ripiva liqa I 1: Mb 1'31 -11 pti "07 Air 111 -i 1: :3:41111 0 It 0811-0 i -011 tt olieb: 44: Ilk 1 liar4SW 0 -1! 3 I 1 i 4 izi It Renting )1: i TiM A I A I A 1::1 :::0 11 iN I le: :) Don't Let the Weather Fool You IF YOU HAVE a Room Apartment or House FOR REDI Let An Observer Want Ad Do the Job COLLEGE NORTH 502 Furnished RENTED- room connecting bath 56 month Dial 2-3942 6448 RENTED- CLOSE IN-4 rooms and bath down 5tairs unftirnithed apt Call 2-2417 RENTED- CLOSE IN 2 furnished rooms Lights and water furnished 531 Graham i RENTED- 2 OR 3 furnished rooms adjoining bath Business couple Phone 3-2940 RENTED- 2 hE Di skt itch CLEMENT AVE 734 3-room Mick RENTED- duplex with furnace In good cnndition garage 54000 monthly Call 3-3138 nr 2-3-48 i RENTED TRYON 906-3 tinfurnished rooms private entrance water and lights furnished RENTED- rooms for housekeen mg convenient bath Business couple Reasonable Phone 3-5260 Downtown ant De-- RENTED- lightfully furrushel room adjnining bath Lady gentlemen couple Housekeeping priileges Phone 3-3680 DON'T CARRY A IT NOW! Alr-o DIAL 1 4 I 7121 Ph- Oh eV" ItA I I ft a 4 'C7' 11 FIC -I- NEGRO A GETS QUARTERS Organization to Sponsor "Better Boys and Crime Prevention Week" Soon berauae the Freeir Shelf away with the umial apace-wasting dropped-down freezing unit and hig flat drip tray providing from trt 3 mon Pt SQUARR 'tat of toable food rpace! WHO WANTS LESS than Gibson gires? Come in tre tomorrow's refrigerator today! GI Tours for a Small Donn Payment 11 because the Freez'r Shelf doets away with the usual spare-wasting dropped-down freezing unit and big flat drip tray providing from li to 3 mon Pt SQUARE Slat of usable food spare! WHO WANTS LESS than Gibson 'it's? Come in tre tomorrow's refrigerator today! Tours for a Small SPURRIER HIT WITH BOTTLE Young Man Suffers Minor Injury Says Report Police Foil Suicide Try (LAI A Print holier Shelf Recipe rEcirr BRITTLE flit IM lb mind peanut brittle THE FREEZI SHELF REFRIGERATOR I ere'" tin-enviable freete to snit Stir twy- Oule freezing eat the SheIL 0 A Prix helix' Shelf Recipe PrANII-r unrrrt rut via PENDLETON DISTRIBUTING CO The new negro branch of the Charlotte A at a meeting last night leased rooms at South Brevard and East Second streets for its work The executive committee will meet at 5 o'clock Monday afternoon at the new quarters to plan a formal opening and to discuss the employment of a secretary It was decided that the A negro branch will sponsor "Negro Better Eoys and Crime Prevention Week" soon Those who attended the conference with Lex Klutz general secretary of the A nst night were Moreland president rf the negro branch Harris 71 Bowser Rev Herritage Arthur Anderson Martn Ardrry Robinson lore Phillp5 Sanders arld 1 Fred 6 City police last night investigated an affray at 1426 East Fourth street in which Ed Spurrier of 1700 Am- henzt place son of Mrs Graham 1 Spurner was said to have been hit over the head with a bottle by Wade Sanders negro of 04 Wallace street Spurrier according to police did not prefer charges He NI as treated at Mercy hospital and was reported to be recovering from the blow City detectives arreFted Fred Mont-ornery negro veerdav and charged him with larceny of an I overcoat from Ternpleton of 208 North College Maude RidsII of Ire Solthern Hotel to jrr from the o'd Observer bullding tnwer yesterI da- and warevertc vlice 4 I 'AMC? 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