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J r THE CHRONICLE StriTes To Be a Clean Newspaper, Complete, Newsy, and RdiaUe. Uht (ttUnton (jlljrnnirb If You Don't Read THE CHRONICLE You pon't Get the News. VOLUME XXXIX CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1939 NUMBER 25 ENGLAND READY TO STAND FIRM Kiwanis' Speaker Here Tonight Fight To Extend Minimum Wage ' Power Is Begun Sought By North Paroled Convict i Still Held In Pen TAX MEASURE Will Wage Indefinite Resistance To Japanese Blockade. W^omen and Children Moved Out As| Food Supidy Runs Low. | Tokyo, June 21. — Britain began evacuating 1,000 women and children from the Tientsin concessions today, an official British report said, pre paratory to “an indefinite period of resistance” against Japan’s blockade. The men were remaining, it wlw said, and haul been r^quesited to re frain as much as possible from pass ing Japanese barriers at the concee- ekm borders in order to avoid indig nities which Britons alleged they were encountering from Japanese guards. Bintish reports received from Tient sin said great difficulty was experi enced in removing the first of the women and children today owing to the increasing oongeation aiboift the concession exits and the prolonged examninations by Japanese sentries. The Britiah declared the long ex- wnmataons were a deliberate effort to diaoDurage the evacuation M the evacuees were forced to stand loT>g hi>urs Tmder the hot sun. An aixthorkative informant said the British had abandoned hope of an ear ly'sett2«rnent of the controversy and “therefore are making preparations to stick it out indefinitely.’’ Senate Debates House Bill To;Wages For Business, Continue Monetary Emergen- Shift To South. Moorhead For, STILL DEBATED 75-Year-Old Laurens County i Man Fails To Goin Freedom!Conference Coimmittee On cy For Two Years. Increased Wage. Though Paroled. Washington, June 19.—A coalition' Washington, June 20.-Two repre- <'<'!umb;a. June 19.-A 75-year-old of Republican*; and Democrats at odds sentatives of Governor Raymond E., county convict turned today with the administration over fiscal; Hald^n of Connecticut attributid ** ^ nis iclease frorn the stat<* penriten- State Appropriation Bill In Deadlock. Brown and Smith Break On Diversion of Funds. policies fought in the senatt' today southern wagt's the'tiarj’ after an ext'cutive parole failed | sessions the house, the senate Columibia, June 20.—For brief and to strip from President RtxvseveJt his emergency power to clip an addition al nine cents from the gold value of the dollar. transfer of cotton milLs from that to gain him free<lpm. conference committee on state to the south. i Greenwwd Rogers, who was ser\’-iappropriaitions bill Joseph M. Tone, former Connect!- ing life sentences on murder and ar- tonight in the steaming eapitol, i -nv V. J , U .r. .U u ‘’^mmissioner, told Elmer son convictions, was paix>le<l on the J adjouni without moving an I The fight developed after the cham-j.-' An<lre\vs, administrator of the, arson sentence early this year by for- toward breaking the deadlock her started consideraifibn of- house-j Connecticut [ pier Governor Olin I). Johnston but'^*'^^ *^ diversion of gasoline money to approvvd i^slation to <*o^tinue f<>r ^,>,o]e'heartedly supported a proposed pHson authorities dt-clined to relea.se general fund of the state, two >H‘ars fwm next June 30 the ad- ^n hour minimum wagi* for him on the ground that the parole! ^ou***' an<i senate sweated ministnition s emergt-ncy monetary u^e industry. n*»t mention the other sentence. K^’rough prefunctory sessions, but the powers, ^sides the de\^luation au- i^bor experts have testifit*d at the \ rule to show cause why Rogersconference committee nevei- even thority, ,thftt«e pow’ers permit public hearing on the propose*! should not be released was issued j holding a formal nieet- DR. R. C. GRIER An inter-city Krwmnii meeting of the Clinton, Newberry, Spartanburg treasury to buy domestically-mined i wage order which ha.s met „ silwr at pnces above^rld quota-1 ^,uthern opposition that the present IpJ-r and served on Col. J. S. Wilson, ^‘■•0tK),000,-1 hourly wage differential was eight j penitentiary superintendent. Bellin- 000 stabrhzation fund. cents in favor of the South. by Circuit Judge G. Duncan Beilin- despite the formal telegraphic notification from Senator S. M. Ward Senator Adams, Democrat, Colora do, led the fight to strike out the pro iMr. Tone told Andrews, “Northern standards in cotton mills are far posed continu^e^ the dev^uation hijpher than in the South and regard- the murder conviction March 10, 1914, power in the ab«nce of Senator^he minimum wage to W ea ger fixed July 10 for a hearing. Records s'howed that Rogers was sentenced to life impprisooment on and Greenrwood clubs will be held I**‘nioorat, Virginia, who itablished, the North atill woidd be the Clinton armory this evening at Members had arrangtd informal-competitive disadvantage with the o’clock, with a large attendance ex-P^ week for Glass, form^ sec- south on the basis of wages. pected and that in September of the same year he was sentenced to die in the electric chair for arson. J. A. Hutto, attorney for Rogers, In view of the skill required f«r;5j|,jd jp his petition to the court that retary of the treasury, to lead them The welcome address will be given „workers of the imlustry. Tone saUl, farmer CH>vomor Richanl I. Man- - - - - . ... chamiber that continuation of the de-«i why the F>ropofw*d minimum ning commuti**! R«»gers, death sen is so low. « IJIIM KU.HTS FORFEITED IttlMn. June 21. t>ne hundred Kritish wirnien and children were evat jated from Tientsin's blockaded |ir.r;«h c«nc.--*ion today as the s*e- tml w«e4i of Japan’fc “sHge’* began. The wfimen afid chjWrrn began a voyage ?• I’rttaiho, north *4 the iliroa coast. Onerai Gea S^anyama. cosmnaiHbT- td Japan's eapedKioaary forr- aa m Hanh fhma. ehargad Bntair. had farfeiVMl her rtgha* as a neutral by whaa he calM polirie* dsalgaad to MsaC QaaoeaUMwCluaiV Kai-Sbek The food sKoatMn trhind elartn of Georgetown, chairman which called members into conference at 8 o’clock tonight. The conferees gathered in a sen ate committee room but before a meeting could start Senator Edgar Brown of Barnwell, who has stead fastly held out for 'hedging of any diversion, called Ret». Winchester Smith of Barnwell, who has publicly announced that he will not sign any ♦fill that dties n<»t rtnitain outright tence July 10, 191.5, just a few min- diverswm, into a firivate conference. WUliam A. .Moorhead, Gohiville before the man was scheduled a few mimrt»-s later R«-p Jamta cotum miU oiH-rator. Wld^ An-'to die. „ „f (;,,,.o„,le. one .d the .Inws he favored the .1. and 1-- cent Xhe r'» lition ^ald that Wilson re- hou-e conferee^, sUlked out of the projK>s.sl minimum wage. fu-...! to release Roge - b,raii-e the ... n..n, «n*l udd the door- m-scribmg his plant the J.anna -parole ii i<- preamble meiilion.d -o .a i him at h: hotel n the ri»tt4>n mill, a- one tf th«- ten largest tbr word arwm and his conviction « ver«t a m<«' ng ai cal!<*i will ka intrn.tiieM< hv Prxif c . i i ' nii . '"’•f*** ‘*'’**‘‘ >^*uth < arolina, MtMir- tnereftir, ami did not mention the .-v nat-o Wan! fitlbMkni > ••.mi S^te. He atll be intro,»uc«l by I mf. to reduce it as low a- M) per cent. br«4l estimat.il the .ffeci of the wage a„r.| .nu^d.-r and hi« conviction lh. re- . V * ^ D. B. t annon. -up«mntmxK-nt of the I'rnng exlenso.n of the power „„ w., m , .. rani^ni o nviclion^im re y,, a,,.r c mmtmte*! ar-.dly t * by Dr. Ao F Spencer, ^ the thnwten busi- k«l cluh. R«p<m.« will be m..le by .n.l eemumer buyiw the president--; of the other thre<* par- p<mw, hruh of a*hich he declare*! were t- ticipating cl s. .necessary to economic recovery. The guest speaker for the occa-^ion \fr. H(M.S4-v<-lt. exercising the d« - will be I>r. R. C. Grier, president 4*f valuation p*>wer, i>ut the d<»llar in Krskine college. an«l alway- a fav«>r- .V.i p»-r cent of its former gold ite with Kiwanw gatherings of the weight. The authorKy authonz<d < an non. -upenntemb-nt of the Urging exlensom of the .Sewberry sch«a>ls. The meeting wiM be pre^^ded <*ve- York!, of the «enate hanking e»*m by the pre«i<bnt of the Spartanburg miUr*- cmtemlesl that it wa^ a nec- club, w;tit the tnvxicatinn offrr.xi by ,-»«ary weapon :n pnitectmg this Rrv M R. \5 inganl tif GrrrnwxKid. country agminat the poaaibir effects Alian R4idgerK of the Spartanburg rurrt ncy depreciation abroad flub, will sing a aol«. and a quarurt -t>, . p„wrr i» mm and ha* lieen from the Btate Training arhool aaU ^ effective wsapon -m give two eiaasher* under the chrpeuon .{^ei our chief weapon- -in prevrnt- ... I'"*, that even thiugh he had hern ,»r«.rt,r- ••|ib,n»i .sk < Jiairman Wagner tDecn^crat, N«w e, r««nuf«.-iuiine I iwr » i . . i/ . # . ifc.,,-! a--k - - tt*' to.ai manuiakturing cie^^i i |*er to tn< life -rnte-tLe for urt- i.h..- -^g u»- ‘vt>t. Bi-i-n tKi*' he wtHild ba'.e to -• r.v r-,f tK. ..... He ibeian d the-^e would i-e no ef- .nt. r.* . fo- murth • “ -u , . h :n pnrtectmg inis f^,^ f^,^ ..nW on fhr salei || ju., ^ d he c*mt. r t, .j iK* of h> prtiduit and added that he did ^ “k e<on riot b«4o ve th« >-urh wa« entitled to ,{ nt- - a wage differwntiaJ l.m. f thai III New England. p«- r 1 d tb«it rn^ I - -BVC f S' In. I’m t»? ’v cn •so - t:ng e ftt’-re-e we !«m tf tb» gt ve — r , that til .1 t.r.^'owxb- d K • d.4*~|i.g giHol brfIBva./ »g r <• : mm local aldb’s pwaiat. 't» fn-m ard f, d , . IFrs- Mm WUMam fVwaaaa the a. t _ •• ®*kied that h« wa* in fav-.f ©f Of Mrs. WWIam Braaks irmmm. tlie^^ miuati.-n of currency wars, ,,.4 -phd—. .... . *^4 .. Wagn^ dwrlarad ^ ^ ^ , imipananmt Although a tfsajorwy af aButhi-fa R.<v -. c-ai^d Iw i. J9r . ff <e hI^ aaked the artd at EsMa b Filed’— h d a . .t,. c4 i ■- Og »*- » ©f t-e* Tt:.a ^ J "It M a mTZ- PeUlian In Young fund diffiruit ta ytnaa* staumewi mat Japanrw W’-^ **do everyth.ng to fardMato the t Vtr) cJ f^el. pau-. t-*at« the Hat •t.' wrse p?evew«,>ng aL sampan* frt rr andvng le««i sn the RjilSah . - r cswfc.-r. an-1 Japanem new* r©f» rted eege^ide gem* the Rntish arwa Fa.1 ag^.ed «*o a ■ »pon‘-aneMU* boyi * af rt-F a.-ra h .e eaei they had d»* ^4r-l •j, . 'iri'y - Ihr J«fia*Sr-*e.a. r-.l: .etj Tt* R--t. ,e ^ impri* - g .* - IN hrhatf .‘f the txerifioe* mi the r-«tat# of the late H Y-'vmg sd th!* city, a pet.-t*-=n wa* f *4©y ty Atio^-y R E Hard- m tN* ©ffj-e of pertmte jjdg* St l4lu e».*, a** ’■g tnat tb. w : «f M« |w-.Ted •Il*« f- --y 'J ** Ttw'.t had ^-xr prwscd f. - TTI (h The f f:, ? t . r red* t. > I t, td the W-. — taken t-. t • . .. .ii I* f» r. j* f^fwrted that »• y A art •-•gag**' th-- Cd-- T-- Y«-ng |e ,-.t. ha ; •! a* 117^.'* I fair I Y •P* -!g >4 ' . leg* -wn tr.3* fma* an- ^^4 ||^ 4^ t.W*eVe M w«.utd rur gcMhlvn at h**iBC 1^4 emjdoifnient -c affert c wnpet; and ahpaad. tive c»-<dq.>'»* lo the loduatfy Far from diatuiwHig businr.. fsm f^^n-rt Atm-ry. cf im- Na-h. . N ftdenee, thr Sr* Y*wk •ifiaU.- «aid, ||^ Manirfart uftlig •»rrr.fa»->, te.-na^ •he deva. j- .-n t- w^ l-drter* con- ^ , p- .p..^ ,n.- f..fenre ’ > a-sanng hu-mea. men . a . pa>- •nriudirg .eaffirf. ard l-aod worker*. ©!•■> ©e> f .-f | f . r «• -I at-..' «-.*jn = rse-3 Acw^tty, wh*ee n*n-}-a-ij c.j,«'a''- ^a'-vr Thfl iRepuh.a^.n, Alaltan a. Ma - a-4 Ma* ab. -l War—f ’ ■ d-wcrlf r “the c?.- te«J.f.. I f».a- f - n a* Riig. ferap? je^ J.-h ’-aa • Ja' Id *f tb. • y, 1 S. . Y* iff *. a’ • Cli ■ «at t.at ■ - wJi! *.rffer a CUT n y wwiva? ‘agv ti tJwre ;• d«.a!u Clinton, Newberry, Moliohon Winners Saturday Gaines I It n«w* ir V a* C-mgfi »a ta deTCgaie one of its r*fr.- -ft*. J«.W» ■ - l;» the rflief tX r- rtsve * W'-K^-r rej- •-! trat a^ .n-mia- > . tiM , TT. '-■ I 'o gb' C4e*t of ;5^6»p|wng f • a^ wa* TOsny la—- ->.• ithraat ‘I p'.-tj I ' -i > .a - a i *'..1 •►. M t r .. . I - ‘ I U • C ' r. ra*. c rtt r ’ H* gr-'ured ... th- n« .. r t*W »h= if» ftr^a - ©i^l rn w. f% , L rd I n* IJ aU m- mb- -• .v fy—a C. • • ey. * ^ dorr n—di* .vd a —* a ^t i -ee '. '--g ^s-ar'y -has *ii> • • *. ih-- J'>r ffsi li-.d f*=i_ '<• a alwey '-^tj^a-vg ‘Sai h* •#»» rawifrrve* arwafe^ fe® a -.g . a. • half ailllt>3.A gh 4 wraiwfi wdtiilcp alb»w»ff»g th 'i.r'-aaif •tepartfi;;?^ to. ttedsfe an fc -1 ' -‘i©. m a.n and a Ibalf ®ith b-n^f ■ ■•ha' vt.rfjf r—biMn’l teisir ciw®.-!, ; --ti ft'. I -Fv* e»?i .ax that I CCT • * g ii-- ioji -ii -famC f i g- - t t» ' I «»< '"p • • r, ’p|, 'Sho 1- Mrt s Ha Orphanage Loses Board Member R a r ■ .* -- m " ! » ■ T- - ^ * J ' ■ - r * - S * ^ ‘7 ar.J f- —•*. 1 r ># 1 r ‘ J • - . « a ■- * ' ' • i' ■» - ’ T t ! A - \ A EIMsHEn \1 ■' ’ *• _ ha. a _r g R- M • w' .! . a- J F T Vi .-g, a ' ' ., -1 * «I -' i ; V ; ' ■ • Benef,-; =a;" - » y i -’- d Y eg - .. i;- g ■ 1 ■ f- r. ■ o' 1 -u- 1 ■ <•( ji r,. a g*- Nr of k 51«“ *ra' ^-,'1 a'* 1 ' M ----- a a;;-i » v;m g-a » t «•! S. C. Highway Deaths Mount High In 1939 jT* ' ^ V.i Mifi hiHed *1* 1 »i. n.. kn ■ S, P- 1: , farn- m-mt pr<»pe*-y , MpHI mil- I to W 1 ha- b-er ;• —iveil here of th*- suable- ath >4 .J^lge A. G. ( amp- ♦ndl -.'f D F.ir.iak .'Njirirg*, Fla., which a .! a * F.-iiUy right whih he was de.iveririg a i adtlrt-- before th- g-'ailua’ing cla-;- < f tht- Ihn-acola h’irh .-chiKfl. The anrounci'iment of the death of Ju<!fre f'arrireM !I came as a ccsmpleti- ra. pr!-:e an 1 .-shock to his frien-l.s. He •A’as n < riton la-t Tue-^day attend- ir.g the ann lal meeting of the orphan age ' oard <»f tru.stec-s and was appar- ♦ nt’y his -j-pual gcxKl h.alth. He retu.’'r!(.Al,, .0 his home Wt-dne.sday and pa>-<*-L 4;.vay two day« later. Ju<lge rarr.pheil had been a member of the b lani for a number of yi-ars and was one of the institutidn’s most devoted and h-.iiii.;I fri..-. :.s in the synod of Florida. to •< nan' .dvrs' or ant- who had livi-il on rm- Vojng •-'jite many y<-am. The Th-i nvi-i. or- phanage an.: l're--i>j't« i lan coiieg* were al-* lo-* mled for -mall t-ac*-* of lan-f lying n.-ar thi- two n titution ag n i.©i .- » ■*ry a* 'f- g-a-.u ;1k* *4 Nki' inluy. when -' Klf-ljt* < - • *1 * - a "rh** nwf ' .y arid - pl.-a-antly V a ramm r <»f fne-ul . * I. r-.- MK.'<r (Omi.N Ill.tMiM T *• ••••- -h. fii *t r<C'.»n bbeirn of thi- 11* .4 erojt li><» ight The 4 n;-pi’- (-Jf. offi<-»-, g.><-- t<- l». I,. King. eje offi<-»-, ATl'ENDINf; I'ASTCiK’.^ .S( H(H)I. .The Ido-.n fn.m th*- farm mar G«.;*l- Rev. W. R. Bouknigh'. pastor of vi.ie of e of hi- hand-. John A-lain B-^-iad .Stni I > . = • , y - . - * -11 ' ’ • -ip ' ’ ■ * - i ■ . of I.-..;* •- a* •' ...•r t‘ -«iiH pe-i .-'l ix-I yea \ .j..:! of till- fa!a.4«-. -^-.wn :* a -r fa h.i<n i>y <i-iint..fi, w.jl ap- : .1 • 1 If m:* ■ highway ilejia^t = -.. riT iitli * II t<» hi- - J. d !h*- latt*' ■ a • of th« w*-*-k. I ,n» re wi .« '.Ill ih ath- on hig'h- .lay for tin- fir ' f-»ji month- <»f -Mit the tota! rnoiint*<l to 119 'hi- year. One Ka-oii for the iri<T--a---d nuin- lu I a Whirr I hi V I'lai Salurdav W , • I - M a* N w . .1 a- J I a. i: .1 .N \HON \l l.l \l{ll Hi 11; \IN M ( M XKI K.^TO.N ir'- < na- I .\a: .. fi oni No .Methodist church, will puio-d early .Monday !-.■ .va* Mdi in the fact that report- i.*,,,-- m .1,1 • • .iH ' ' .e • .1.1 , ! 1. M .;ia w •ban a-el MU n arisVe al aod ■f .1 \ I .-;innd this week and next week in fo- morning. June I'.Ch, and John reiKiit.s i'ig_ of a. i-i-lent*. compulsory since train.ng | r;...! ;i r\\ -w-i-K an are fine fi>r his croji. ]9.'»T, i.s hei«»Miing more effective. lumhia attending the jiador’s schiKil. that p:o-p . .Mr. Rouknight will return .Sunday to i i 1 1 AAra Ail he with hi* congregation, hut has an- Merchaiits Hoici Tcp Meeting nounced that I>r. J. \V. .Sja-ake, presi-; _ 9 «n s. • » dent of I>ander college, Greenwtioil, ^ For City's Booster Campaign will dehver the morning .sermon at 11 m 'I',!' S.>u:h < aiM. -la coa*' a.'iiery wi.l in- in •-airiing fn.m .Iii'y Id t-- 3H. -.1. A* .1 p.l,. . .1 ;jia’ . !'• • i- :i. .11 W ei e w hii ii ■ t, o’clock. Wysor Detailed To Maryland r.IajcT Robert E. Wysor, Jr., sta tioned-the past tw'o yearn with the 2(>“n infantry. Fort Francis E. War ren, W'y iming, ha.s Iiecn detailed by the war depai unent to the University of Maryland, College Park, an order this week stated. He will .sail Augu.st 19 from San Franci.sco for New York, via Panama canal. Before being assigned to duty in Wyoming, Major Wysor served as the efficient head of tihe Pre«b)rterian college R.O.TX', unit. His many friends in the city will be intereated in the announcement of his transfer which ia expaoled to beoone etfeethre Chit f»M. DRIVE CAREFULLY SAVE A LIFE! So Far This Year There Have Been 12 FATALITIES from AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS in LAURENS COUNTY Let's Strive To Make 1939 a Safe Year On the Highways. Thia date last year, 3. f ]!iilo;i‘.s Fo.i'tcr Campaign opi-ricd Thur.iday ’.vith a hang and has Ini-n growung daily in interest sin«e it started. .Seventy-five U>cal business firms are participating in the event ■\A’hich will continue for iHe next three month.s to acquaint the buying public of this .section •with the advantages to be derived by doing busines.s in Clirxton. .A “p<*p” meeting in the interest (rf the campaign was held Tui-sday night at Hotel Clinton, attend<-<l by a large number of reprt-«entatives from the participating firms. C. C. Gile.s, pres ident of the ChamlMjr of Commerce which is .spon.soring the trade event, presided, and reported that satisfac tory progress is being marie by the committee in popularizing the plan and enlLvting com'munity-wide inter- 'est. j Walter A. Johnson, who had been iinvited .as apecial arpeaker for the meeting, gave a number of helpful auggeatione by which those partici pating in tAxe campaign will be able to inake it a suoceae. This booster drive will be a great thing for <'lin- ton, Johri'on said, if wi- will all gi** bi-hind it enthusiastically and give it the unhi'd support and coofM-ration it deserves. Following .Mr. Johnson, severail of the group jiresent gave their endors*'- I ment to the campaign and expres.seil the lielief that it will prove a busi ness stimulus for the city. , , rVesident fiiles during the evening stated that a parking lot adjoining •McDaniel V'ukanizing Work.s and t’hapman’s .Service .Station has been I offered by the owners for parking purjKise.s. The city is putting the [property in suitable fiarking condi tion, he Jrtated, and he urged that business men and their employees u«e this section for their cars in order to. make parking space available in the business section f6r out-of-town visi-l tor* and shoppers. The first presentation of cash priz es of the campaign will be made Sat urday nigbit at 8:30, the oommittee 1 ‘haa announced, with the public cor dially iuvRed. WHO WORKS WHERE? HAY.S HO.SIMTAL Dr. .S. C. Hays Dr. D. (>. Rhame, Jr. Miss Vera Cunningham .Miss Colie .Summer .Miss Cornelia Graham -Mrs. Don H. Boyd Mrs. Bessie Hays Owens Miss Frances Hamm (kirnelia Pinson (colored) Raymond Wilson (colored) This firm employs 10 Tweaty-four previously re ported firms employed 1-3.5 ToUl .145 It Pays To Trade IN CLINTON Presbyterian Manse Goldville Completed A t a’ :»a’ f ♦ A , »>,:i .1:1 GmIiI >r Fa-Id <- .‘.a j.i-* .'ii.i- fur *'i. ••.'■vi-ig ;h<‘ ,'*hadv jM-cr: i-dMl I'::f.*t.ytt- i 1 I’lcan'-; GroVf ati.l Gd'.i.::;c ch-arches. In the ab.sonce of a fia-*"!- lii-v. C. A. < akute. rfiaTi'man i-i H'Miie .Mi,*s;ons of South (’arolina p; i-sbytery, woi ked with the churches and their ciimmittw.s in completing ;h*- ta.'k and a^si.rteil in .securing the ni-ct ssary funds, ’fhi* buikiing coia- Miirtee consi.tt'ed of Hugh Workman, chairman, fn.m tIw .'shady Gruve church; .M. I). .Milam, iT'ea.-^ui-er, fiMm Duncan’s Creek chuix'h;j 1km Hunter, f.'om the Old Field chuich, and J. M. H izard, from the Goldvdlc chuivh. J. Roy Crawforti wa.s the contractor. I '.T'wo mini.ster.-5 have recently vLsited the field and it is ex}K-<-te<i that a call will be extendeil at a very early date. -A house-warming is being planned at the manse when-the new pastor ar- I rives. Mr. Calcote ami the entire com mittee staited yertenlay that they de sire to erpreBB their thanks to all who had a part in the erection of the manae.