Page Two The Everglades News Canal Point. Florida: Friday, January 10 1947 --- --- THE EVERGLADES NEWSServing Training Union To ins the school include Elwood be the object of the dedication. A Dart. Max VViNon. Billy Jerman. special program will be arranged Close Study CourseThe with the Dr. John MacGuire. Executive - the Lake Okeechobee Farming Region Mrs A. R. Harrington. Mrs I George Km slev. Mrs Pratt Pope. Secretary of the Baptist Established 1924 Published Every Fridaj - Christian Workers Training Mr*. T. VV Griffith Mrs Kendrick State Convention the speaker.The . i, Subscription Price $2.00 Year In AdvanceThe Union being conducted at the Pa- ''.Buchanan.. Mr*. J. P. Parker Mrs details will be given later hokee Methodist Church this week -,- Earl Max Mrs. VV P ;on. Jerr.igan Everglades News Is Entered at the Post OfficeIn with the cooperation of the Canal and Mrs Frank Wilson Mr and Mrs H. J Clause hada. Canal Point, Florida as Second Class Matter. Point Methodist Churchill come ;I I --.- i a: guest the past week her sister. - to a close at the final classroom Dedication Mr"'. R L.. Constable of St. Editor and Publisher SupperIs I'aul Ilardin ses>ion this evening Petersburg Rev Hoyt Tatum. pastor of the Being Planned --e. Give and Take First Methodist Church. Fort i Mrs Phara Mock and her mother - Practically every leader of businesslo attempt ana- Lauderdale is acting as instructorin I Mrs Claude Shirley way ap \lrs.: Verna EIubt'e"isitt"J Mr lyze the future economic !prospects of the nation stresses the course on "Christian Stewardship pointed Chairman of the Dedicatory and Mr- Lynn Elarbee in Fort .'' Rev \\'. S. Bozeman of the fact that the government i is taking a large sum from Fellowship Supper set tentatively Lauderdale last weekend. every family and advances the theory that if the government Moore Haven is leading the studyof for the night of \\'ednesda -. "Christian Beliefs" reduces its expenses the amount will be saxed. and for young \ February 5thMl membersand Talton Joyce. former Pahokee people workers with young : friends of the First Baptist: resident now a member of theState Dr. Ralph Rodey, chief economist of the National Association "Understanding people The study of - Church of Pahokee will be invited Highway Patrol stationed in Manufacturers estimates that the government Children" for workers Unit \o. 1 Fellowship Hall of the Bradt'nton.'isited relatives here takes about $27 week per family as compared with $8 per with children is under the direc- three unit building program, will this week family in 1929 and $11 per family in 1939. Obviously a tion of Miss Mary Calhoun Methodist -I large part of the increase can be attributed to the war expenses Conference director of the and the expenditures that are being made, even today children's division. t-, in connection with that struggle.The Rev C. T. Howes report good question for the people of the nation to determine, in attendance the nightly study I PIANOS "JEVELRY'llTSIC sessions and invites those unableto connection with what the government gets, is whether the I attend earlier in the week to government gives an adequate return. This; should be de- be present at the final Sssion tonight I Ii i J. W. RASHLEYJEWELER cided on the basis of expenditures not connected with the I war. Certainly everybody will agree that Useless governmental - Belle Glade Fla. pending should be abolished, but it is somewhat Bible Class Groups I i, difficult to secure unanimity in regard to particular expend- GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY itures.-Key West Citizen. Start New ContestLast Sunday marked the beginning - Carry On I of the contest of the Paho- A sweet young thing was watching the :soldiers drill. A kee Men's Bible Class with Paul i I I' rifle volley rang out. With a scream the lo'elhuh'. shrank Watson and his group in the lead : back into the arms of a young soldier. with twelve points. Leo Wrotenand I Authorized Dealers . . "Oh" she exclaimed blushing, "I was:: so frightened} by his group with nine points are | the rifles.Von't you please forgive me:?!" second Al Belcher and his group i| WISCONSIN: AIR COOLED ENGINES "It's all right," the soldier assured her. "L t':; go over with eight points enjoy third position ALSO REPAIR PARTS and watch the artiller '."Northwestern Bell. The remaining five groups i are graded accordmglv A -spiritof NEW PORTABLE WELDER. Enabelini us to I fuendlv competition will pervade do an>' Kind of Steel Construction at am' place Pahokee Hi Has A Othan Gilbert Jr., the class room these two months, bringing the contest to Manufacturers Of Has Birthday PartyOthan its close the last Sunday in Febru- IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE 1TMPS: Spot In ConferenceThe ary. A fish fry will he given by Gilbert Jr. celebratedhis the four groups forming;: the lear :j HYDRAULIC :MOLE DRAINS sixth birthday anniversary ata Membership vice president Thinmoml WEED CHOPPERS Pahokee High School was party given bj his mother. Mrs Knight is in charge: of the I granted a memlvrship in the Gulf O O Gilbert at their home on content It is hoped that the goal WE :MAM TACTCRE EVERYTHING Til ATS stream Athletic Conference Bacon Point Road Friday afternoon if: one hundred in attemian'e with OF on MADE: CUT IRON FOR USE IN Dec 12. according to an announcement The hostess Used a color two hundred on roll will be by Coach CljdeAllev scheme of yellow and gold in achieved This Sunday the teacher. THE GLADES ,party decorations and was a>sited R"v. C. A. Moberg will present . To retain its membership stand- by her daughter:: Miss Fav Gillett the lesson "Jesus in the 11.\\ OK :\J(.IlTI'TO sIlR: 'I('1; \ in the serving i>f lefresh- will . The Class Quartet ' nig in the conference the school Home I.cI''T ( 'II.\Ha\-H.\: OK :NU.IIT inents of ice cream and cake to A most cordial invitation must participate in time major sing Pahokee has 20 giiests it extended to all unaffiliated men ports jut completed - --- to attend. The sessions Canal Point one of the most successful and visitors! Machine Works football seasons the of are conducted in Fellowship in history ,Judge Newell Will the school and is opening its Hall on Bacom Point Road. Sundays CANAL POINT PHONE 331-; O. BOX 466 basketball season tonight when Be PTA SpeakerThe at 9-1: :;. C. L. Shirley is thefellowship the Blue Devils play Delray Beachin ; vice presid..n't. The the local gym. Coach Alleys executive committee of thePahokee president is H. L;. Jaudon. plans for a "-jx>rts program in the P T. A. will meet in the spring: call for the organization high 'school h"ildinton.lay even :Many Attendance of a Blue Devil baseball team and ingat seven o'thxk At eight the playing of home games atI I o'clock the association will convene I I At Training SchoolThe night under the floodlights of in the auditorium Followinga c liiteman Field on Ilicom Point short business session conducted'i'i Canal Point Methodist Ro ul!. I under the leadership of Rev C. A. Church is well presented at theM I The Blue Devils 10-game schetlulo Mol>erg.' president. the program of 'th..di-t Training School in Pa- for the past football season I the evening will be presented hokee this week Three courses included conte.-ts with five Gulf-I, Monday night will be known ac ire being presented for instruction R ops stream Conference teams Fort :I Father's Night A special invita- and inspiration: "Teaching Pierce \\",.... Palm Beach Lake tion is extended to all fathers of I Children' by Miss" Mary Calhoun. Worth South Brow an! and Ponce : thu area to attendSpecial for the teachers of children in thChiirih - .1. Leon Pahokee won four of recognition with tokens School thru the Junior Department - . these games and plaved a scoreless of appreciation will hi accordedthe : "Christian Beliefs" by tie with West Palm Beach following fathers youngest' i\V. S Bozeman for the young Hail the Pahokee team. been a oldest father of most children the : people of the area with emphasison conference mender in 194G it one born farterest away and the theology for y nut h: and would have placed second in th* father a resident of Pahokee the Chnstian Stf'war.l."hip" by Hovt conference rating (longest The Honorable K G. Tatum for all adults. Miss Cal- Kryocide5jIrrlrrtrrl I Newell Judge of the Criminal houn is serving a. dean of the -------- j Court of Record of this county, I school \\'. T. Blair acting a* dean will be the speaker The association until her arrival Miss Delorez Williams considers itself fortunate in :1 The courses= are taught in a .. CRYOLITE Honored At Party "being able to secure the services !series of ten one-hour clam periiods. . ,- 1 of this .eminent gentleman for in- i ; the classes meeting from 10..,.,..0. wt wtw t': I deed his ability as a speaker uswell T SO to 9'30 p m. Monday: thruogh! Kills insects ! Mrs II T.'iUims: entertained KrocideCRYOLITE many chewing known Principal D D Caudill I Friday of this Wt."k.t the ('omI - at her home last week with aNew ( 'fJJ : will pre.-ent Judge Newell I pl"tion of the course, official td Year's E.hne.. party for J High control at low cost ! The refreshment hour in th" yutirisdctior.al recognition n given {> her tighter, Miss Delorez'il l- .cafeteria will be directed by these who hay.'c i *i pleted all rev r liams The patio of theVilliams ,C'hum1antrs G 'o C :MiLartv i quir.'mentQ \ INSECTICIDE_ ; Also available mixed with home was the scene of pirtv acv following: the program Miss Bar- I i I Th, >.. fr,':t: Ci.. t.: P -. af.... i t- UYlhtr... VH. Jones Jr. :a.sistttl .*-Uxara\1\ t : : \ copper or sulphur. tie MiNaiiara ie program . ; the hostess In the serving of "..' In ,l 1. to th' : ... tion reguUr :airman a ... refreshments" of sands khl'. cook- : ;0 -j Ask your mixer ! award:. the! tw. rl: s.es with . i,*s and puni'*>. IS YOUR LIVER the best r.'pn'o.nt.tl'n 'n thepart Guestsere I RiU Fay Hurt. . Helen Herring. Wvnell GilhJovte ... of the father*. will r. ,.t'\: OR GIVE 'EM A DOSE OF PENCO DDT INSECTICIDES IrUlir i pH! of three dollars!! eachCHIROPRACTOR CRYING l..v..l1. It.'rg.'tta'aI.. 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