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 J PAGE EIGHT BRADFORD COUNTY TElJEGRAJFn. STAltKB. FLORIDA c 'FllUP.Vy. .'\ ,

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 i victim's money had also "gone with the 1' Amateur Hour Sponsoring DanceThe

 The Bradford County Telegraph wind." : THE POCKETBOOK To Be Presented I Independent Sa Ae,1 I

 Eatabllshed: 1871 It is impossible to say just what form A special invitation Is extendedto Team la sponsoring a danto 1

 the gypping rackets will take this winter, KNOWLEDGE Tp PS everyone who wishes to participate I as the part Legion of its Home effort to raise< >
 Published. Weekly> on Fridays and Entered M Second h!
 since these people are naturally sharpwitted In the "Amateur Hour" to meet equipment

 Chugs Matter at the Pout Office at Starke, Fla. and are always thinking up some new IMpROVPMEArf) /IlIAN> /. JOB- to be held at the Woman's Clubon mission Is, 2 -centa. expenses

 scheme to separate an honest man from his MOM TO*"* iGLJ MNTtcrroa ON l::6B FTMMTlll AUTO- January the 25th at seven-

 MEMBER money. But it is safe to say that when they MOallf cn/tMeuT COMMNVTHt,tfooto 5 ye*'" thirty P. M. The program Is be-, THE!

 Y pw Riw\PRESS ASSOCIN>Otl do come to your door they will have such A.O........MA..*. "NceOUC'Wo"TOT"/ """. ing sponsored by the young peo- WORKWOMAN'SFRIENIi
 .
 ::IO,9dds
 ">, "honest faces" and their "sales talk" will .T -- ple of the Presbyterian Church. !,j \Vo Sell You What Yon I
 3eturct4i 34nrf Anyone who can play an Instru Need At A Price Cul
 You
 realize
 sound plausible that will not
 so you
 E. L. Matthew -,- Editor and Owner ment or can sing even the least Afford To Pay
 "' you are being "gypped" until they are gone little bit is eligible for the con

 SUBSCRIPTION. RATE -and your money with them. test which will be presented. Any- 9 J STARSTORE
 one who has a piece or a dia-
 Yearly, $1.50; SU Months 75c-Payable Advance The only safe procedure to follow is to logue, he would like to speak I ;

 Advertlalng Rates on Application look with skepticism upon all strangers who may also enter. Any other type)

 . of entertainment will be -
I -
 call at your door with any proposition con

 Suggestions Are Welcome In Effort cerning the expenditure of money on your rATENTO! ,0TC,411. ,'t miSCAAICOLON winners Prizes of will the be contests.given lIgible'l) OLD FURNITURE MAtol
 Device!* .AV!!
 To Solve Sewing Room Problem part--or indeed, any requests concerning AMERICAN"" "" 01t161.0' w one will have the fun of exhibit LIKE Af

 I' A matter of grave concern confronts money in any way. HOUfFVJIFtHOUItt 60000.000 OINCleNT_ .117 lor 511nr.e ing his talent whether he gets a''
 ,
 LelletPrice
 the Board of County Commissioners at this It is unfortunate that this hardboiled DAy yM3 to 7NfMt soa prize or not.Everyone 1 I

 time in regard to the further sponsorship of wholesale Qvnr-rol<l MARI should be, assured that On .111
 attitude be
 must adopted on a
 Just judges will sit In the chair I

 W. P. A. sewing room projects in this scale, for doubtless there will be some deserving I v + ..7f.r'y. I t ot.....M made famous by Major Bowles. i 1'ork.1T.
 .. One of the most just and honor-
 county.Under : callers at your home. But in the 71.- FRFIERU
 the Emergency Relief Appropri I able citizens of Starke will act as .
 light of past experience, and in the interestof ** the >s
 Major.
 ation Act of 1939 of sewing rooms PLEA I
 sponsors self-protection, we would do well to remember Persons wishing to register In FURNITURE HOSPITAL
 required to bear twenty-five percent of usrI +
 i' are the old-timer's warning to "Believe 1 +u the Amateur Hour will give their
. '-: the entire expense-which would make the every stranger dishonest until he proves I I Lw,, sI names and the thing they wish to

I projects cost this county around $900 per himself honest. I do to one of the following: Mrs. LAFFITOFFThm
 H. H Young at the Library, Mr.
 t( month where they have been costing onlyan
 1 O
 Chas. H. Allen at the Presbyterian -
 average of $127. Students' Study of Industries Manse, Miss Jean Davis (PresIdent -
 INOUSTRV 'OS> IMC ftIN
 Coming at a time when their annual of. the Sigma Chi), Richard
 Should Profit EveryoneThe IW00Ay* MBTAt u .tAcrc CAN MOW QtIN.S WORD
 TV*
 budget (which must be rigidly adhered to) Bt 'IWISM<O MOs!PuatBIYANO sEAuniuuy t OR TTLfPUOHtUUmJINi Jackson, Martha Mathews, or
 ". Telegraph's plant was given the THAM TUCy rOKMCRLV COULO Flu "AYSTMC / Mathews.A .
 has been adopted the Commissioners NCtU LACQUER* US( A PRODUCT K Margie
 already "once-over" last week by a group of high owe* uiAiTro. carrottinrrnt 'AIoJ6UA"I good program will be. guar
 wondering how the project is to be
 are school students engaged in familiarizing I anteed to any public who buy
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 financed, and a mass meeting has been called themselves with local industries and the tickets from the young people.
 for Tuesday night, January 23, to be held FLA. STATE FARM Well-Known Farmer This program Is being put on for
 who them. The
 folks
 people run young I the benefit of the
 By Miss Knza WeaverA Presbyterian
 in the courthouse at 7:30 o'clock. !
 WeekGreen
 seemed to enjoy their visit, and it was a Died This Young Peoples Conference fund.
 Leading citizens of all county communities small group of worshippers
 pleasure for us to give them a fleeting I Berry Newsom, 55. for
 have been asked to attend the meeting gathered. last Sunday for services
 Lloyd Archibald: Green ..
 glimpse into, the mysteries of country news the past 26 years a resident of
 J in the hope that some suggestion will be at the Log Cabin Shrine. The '"
 : paper publication. Bradford County and well known Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Green are ""
 how this increased de Shrine Is the portion of the Com-
 forthcoming as to Other businesses and industries around here, died at his home near announcing the arrival of a son, I cop i. moro .'*
 mand for sewing room expenses might be munity House' used for religious Starke Thursday morning of last born Monday, January 15, at their andn'l. back.. \
 ,: met. town were visited, and judging from itemsin purposes. In addition to the home on North Walnut Street. Sat Lo lit Of/ ,
 and
 week after a lengthy uncur-
 :: our newspaper exchanges such "surveys"are weekly Sunday School, of which He has been named Lloyd Archi- a SMILE do.t crack
 The monthly payroll of almost $2,500 able Illness.
 .
 "No lot
 bald. Mrs. for ltl
 Green prior to her t.
 held from time to time in progressiveschools a. H. Cox is Superintendent< fre-
 } has greatly aided many needy women in ci'ient Worship Services of an InterChurch Funeral services were held at marriage was Miss Inez Abernathy no lose for...."
 throughout the state. the graveside In Kingsley Lake Ho cards
 this and the continuance of the
 : county sew character are plannedand
 public UaJtiltrr.HARDLDC.WALl.
 ing room project is of vital interest to them Knowing our local business men as we conducted at the Shrine for Cemetery Friday afternoon Jan- I
 ,
 12, at 3:30: o'clock with the
 do have doubt that the employees and residents of the uary New House Going{ UpF.
 investigating
 ,\ and their friends. It is hoped that there we no Rev. Elbert Bowers officiating. I
 will be a good attendance at next Tuesday's students were'received in the spirit of warm State Farm.It I Interment In the cemetery followed E. Prince of Miami Is erect-
 ;. cordiality and helpful cooperation. The is announced that the total the services. Pallbearers wereA. ing a one story.five-room house on-
 that ex-
, : meeting and some solution to this amount forwarded to the American 
 1 O. Andreu A. J. Thomas, K. Weller Street between Washington P '
 / troublesome problem will be uncovered. perience should prove to be mutually bene- Committee for Refugees was G. Duncan. W. A. Bessant Jr., Avenue and Eighth Street. Work GENERAL I vou HAe. INSUR

 .' -O- ficial to students and businessmen alike for 2909. A letter of appreciationand C. A. Knight and Lloyd Green. was begun by contractor Ben F. PLEASE PHE
 Who Deserves the Title anything that promotes better understand. thanks has been received from Mr. Newsom was born In Bainbridge Hall January., and It is expectedto
 the Committee, with offices at
 Go., January 26. 1883, and be completed before March 1.
 Of Happiest Man in The World? ing between present and future generationsis 287 Fourth Avenue, New York when 'only a small boy_ moved

 J' In spite of the great preponderance of certain to be worthwhile. commending the contributors for 'with his parents to Madison, Fla? In"'IIIIn"IIII"'II'I"' ,' 1'InMIIplanfnnIIIINIaI4YAIAiAMNAX/1nIMIINIMIIIII11111111IINl"" "' '' '' ''' '''' '''''''',,,lrll,,itiiitHiiuuiiiuiiuiiiitiuuitiiiiiniyiiniiiiiiHiutiiitiiiii" "' '' ''' ''' ''''''''''iiiNiiiniiiHiiiiiiiuiiiiHiluif''' '''' ''' I

r''f; ;: evidence to the contrary, many people still O their Shrine"gracious'contributed'benevolence.$13. Z of" ,The the I and later,,the '. family lived In f LEARNmuTDANCE..uuu..u..mm'
 :. Those Who Worry Over Budget Suwannee County ,He was married 5 LEGION' HALL/
 believe that a rich i person is a happy person. total. Stanford AMERICAN
 |n 1901 to Eunice
 'J/ We have no doubt that some rich people Might Make Better Use of their Time Sunday School will be held at who survives him. He moved to( i' Every Saturday From 2 To 5 P. M. -

It dwell in'a blissful bed of roses, but the fact The National budget, as presented by the regular time 9:45: a. m., next Bradford\ County in 1914 and for a-, Ballet, Tap.,. Acrobatic Ballroom

 :: that the is President Roosevelt to Congress last week, Sunday, and 'all families at the I I several years was farm foreman , NORMA, ALLSOP InstructorCANDIDATES, .
 dollar mark not ,
 always a one Farm are requested to assist the I of the Penney and Bell farms I uma inIM _'A'IIMItlMIAIIAIUWIIIInlpl/IIIMIInIAIItlINIItlIY01111A1III1' !" '/ "' '11AIhA1AInIIXII11aIIIIItlIIIIIIIV/MI'''''' ''''''' '''' 'NIMIAYMl1'MIIUMIIIIIn4111MIgIIItlI1XInNIMMIII"' '''' '

 i f I" way ticket to happiness is clearly demonstrated calls for total expenditures of $8,424,000,000a staff ,,of teachers and officers by: near Green Cove Springs. I

 ii f by the large number of wealthy decrease of $675 000,000 under previous bringing the children to the meeting A good farmer by educationand

 suicides we read about so frequently in the expenditures. occupation, Mr. Newsom operated -

 daily newspapers. It goes without saying 'Notable cuts were: A total of $500,000- The monthly program meetingof a farm in this county up !
 the Woman's Club will be held until the time of his last illness,
 that a happy person is not the one who decides 000 chopped from the work relief program ; next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30: always successfully.

'\ : to leave this world by his own hand, $400,000,000 from the agricultural program ; o'clock.A program of entertainment Besides his widow, Mr. Newsomis

I I I'; "' and the fact that many wealthy people resort and $300,000,000 from public works and in Program will Committee be presented of by which the survived by two daughter8'1'' 4

I t to suicide proves beyond a doubt that vestments. Largest increases were: National Mrs. M. P. Stubbing is chairman.All Mrs. Eula Mae McRae ONLY

 : ;: their riches must be a burden to them inft' defense raised $300,000,000, and social women are cordially Invited to' Lois Newsom, and by two sons : .
 ))11. Jessie and Newsom. He Is Id
 be present. I Perry ,
 instances. security payments raised $100,000,000.In _
 ")ft' many survived also by a later, Mrs. i .. 3
 ,+:: ; Indeed, there is a little paragraph! now presenting his budget,.the President December List Minnie Rye. All are of Starke.

. fJ))9 going the rounds of our exchanges which replied to critics who prate long and loud I Two brothers, Oscar Newsom of
 Of Subscribers Jacksonville and Gene Newsom
, t' stoutly maintains that the happiest man is about the "national debt" and "balancing of Ocala, also survive.Mr. MONTHSTO

 i not the monied] "play-boy," but the "family" the budget." lie accused them of "conscious Those' renewing their subscriptions ,I Newsom was a member of

 f man of moderate means just like the or Unconscious deception" and insisted that to the Telegraph during December the Kingsley Lake Baptist Church, GO!

 neighbors you know and are pleased to call they should point out that ,of the present were: and DeWItt C. Jones had charge J1 ,
 L. '
 J. Anderson Mrs. W. H. |lof all arrangements.
 ;f' your friends. Here is what it says: debt of some $42,000,000,000 only a little Perkins V. L. Starling. N. D.:I

 "The happiest man in the world is the more than $19,000,000,000 was incurred Walnwrlght. Jr., Paul Raymond.i I!II John D. Russell
 since he submitted his first budget. Againstthis C. ,B. Cannon, Mrs. E. L. Cox W.
 common, everyday chap who makes his own T. Holtzendorf I Buried NOWIa
 Dr. W. B. Parks,i At Crosby ANNOUNCE !
 :1' : living, pays his bills, has a little money as deficit, he added should be set $7,000- W. M. Sapp. T. J. Alderman, J.

I : ; he goes along, but doesn't strive to get a 000,000 in gold held by the treasury, billions H. Fields", Mrs. Sarah Coburn, Johl'D., Russell, 43-year-old

 corner on the local output, and is a slave of dollars of "durable tangible assets" ac- Mrs. Annie E. Ward F. O. Peterson Bradford County farmer, died on REMEMBER: EVERYTHING COMES T G
 R. L. Batten Mrs. D J, Morris January 3 in a Veteran's Hospital HIM WHO WAITS EXCEPT VOTES! IF
 quired by the government, and $14,000,000-
 neither to 'ambition He loves
 nor society. .
 Eugene Grlffls. Mrs. J. C. Alvarez
 -
 I i at Oteen. N. C. He had been 111 YOU WAIT NOW, YOU'LL STILL BE WAIT=
 his God and his followmen, thinks 'there is 000 which went into recoverable loans. Mrs. F. H. Long. Rayonler for ING ON THE EIGHTH
 several months. A native of OF MAY. ,
 no place like home,' the haven of rest, prefers "PEOPLE WHO NEVER DREAM OF Inc., Mrs. M. E.' Murrhee R. B.I j
 Alvarez. Marjorle Stump, T. D. Florida he was born at DeLeon
 the! company of his family to that of ASSESSING T II E I R. 0 W N POSITION Rickenbaker, J. II. Saxon! Mrs. Springs and had lived here continuously LET THE VOTERS KNOW' YOUR INTENTIONS.

 .5 anyone else, never has to, sit up nights to SOLELY IN TERMS OF THEIR LIABILI- Glen Duke, Irvin Dyal Mrs. W. H. for the past five years. ANNOUNCE FORMALLY AND DEFINITELY

 poultice his conscience, believes in the doctrine TIES DO SO CONTINUALLY IN DISCUSSING Gunter I. H. Hazen J. G. God- He had previously" lived here at IN YOUR COUNTY NEWSPAPER .
 win, J. H. Manning. Mrs. G. W.
 of live and let live, and when he en TilE GOVERNMENT'S POSITION," different Intervals.
 i Hinson. Mrs. J. W. Moore. Mrs.
 '.1" counters one of the needy, he,doesn't stutter the President asserted. "When the increasein B. C. Holtzendorf R. A. Green, The body was brought here for

 with his pocketbook. The plain man is happy the national debt is viewed against the O. R. Prevatt, Mrs J. W. White, I burial and funeral services were 1940 PRICE SCALEALL

 z / to be satisfied and does not spend the best background of what was accomplished by the Mrs. E. M. Thomas. W L. Brown I I held In the DeWItt C. Jones
 Mrs. Mary Dicks. A. A. Hazen, J.| Chapel on January 5, with the STATE OFFICES .ONGRKSSIONAL. CIRCUIT
 :l of his life yearning for things four sizes too growth of useful physical assets and of effec- H. Rolling, o. C. Kelly Mrs S. Rev. W. H. K. Pendleton of St. JUDGES STATE SENATOR. AND REPRESENTATIVE -

 large for him." tive national earning power, and by the F. Morgan. A. O. Jenkins, M. Marks Episcopal Church officiat ALL COUNTY "COURT' HOUSE"

 [ ,Do you agree? And aren't you just a strengthening of the Nation's credit and Morrow. Merrill McMillan, Mrs.l, ing. Interment was In Crosby OFFICES '
 J. P. Sullivan. M. F. Lake Cemetery.
 ,
 E.
 little surprised to learn thafYOU and YOUR morale, there is no economic ground for Prlngle.
 .. E. Lee, T. J. .Andrews. Edward, The deceased Is survived by Ms $7.50 From/Now Til May 7
 t: FRIENDS are the happiest people in theft anxiety, so far as the national debt is con Burns, J. B. Prevatt, P. A. Crosby widow and one son Jackie, who

If; world 1 Ifl cerned, as to the Nation's future." Mrs. Warren Perkins Joe H. live on their farm about two COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. SCHOOL BOARD

 : -O- It ,seems to us. that Mr. Average :Manis Wilkins. E. R. PoppelL miles north of. Starke. MEMBERS, SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION,

 fl We Approach the Season getting a little out beyond his depth when Drivers Licenses BOND TRUSTEES: ETC.:_
 I To Make Rounds
. Of "Gyp Artists" and Confidence Men he takes it upon himself to worry about the 85.00 From Now
 It was just about this time last year "national debt." As long as we are per The sale of drivers licenses In I Tax' Assessor 3. W. Hayes said Til May 7

 that Bradford visited mitted to the freedom I Bradford now totals 2716. Coun'yesterday that he will make his
 County was by some enjoy advantages and ty Judge E. K. Perryman an- annual county rounds the latter

 silver-tongued rogues who made away with of living in the greatest country on earth, nounced yesterday. Of this number part of February probably Feb-
, I several hundred dollars, leaving nothing behind with only a reasonable amount of taxation,I 79 are the $1 chaffeurs license ruary 19 to February 23 to re- TheMe Prices Buxed on 50-Word LImit. Announcements 
 E and the other 2.637 are 50- ceive In Excess: of 50 Words WUI B, Charged A*
 returns
 from
 in return few wiser if better property own
 devote
 I except a poorer, we might our time to our own cent, private licenses. ers In the county. The exact Proportionate Price
 citizens. affairs than to lose
 sleep over a "balanced"or dates and places will be'adver-
 a. We hope the memory of that visitation "unbalanced" budget.O 'Waldo Florist DiesT. tised at an early date, he stated. No Reduction On Ads Placed At A

 ", is still fresh in the mind of every citizen of Later Date .
 K. Godby, 82,
 well-known
 Bradford County so that there will be Patrick New Arrival
 no Henry's last words were: "Hereis Waldo florist died Sunday morn-

 recurrence of a similiar episode this winter. a book (the Bible) worth more than all Ing at the home of his daughter, Congressman and Mrs. R. A. ALL

 ; Last season's racketeers took a religious others ever printed ; yet it is my misfortunenever I Mrs Maude Smith. Funeral ser Green are announcing the arrivalof POLITICAL ADVERTISING

 ,>. turn, calling at homes here with the proposition to have found time to read it. It is vices were held Monday afternoonat a baby girl. born Sunday Jan PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
 three o'clock. A prominent uary 14. In the Alachua
 i of "blessing" money by praying over now too late. I trust in the horticulturist County
 mercy of God. Mr. Godby plantedthe Hospital In Gainesville She has
 I :, it. Needless to say, after the strangers had Why not resolve today that these will not first grape vineyard in Flor- been! named Sandra Luc lie. Mrs. Bradford County Telegraphr

 departed, it ..was soon. discovered that the be your last words, too. ida and also introduced the Godby Green was Miss Lucille Harris of
 sweetpotato. Gainesville prior to her marriage.





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