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The Log Vol. 16 No. 11 (1934)

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  • Between 1914 and the late 1960s, the Champion Fibre Company published an internal newsletter, called The Log, to share news about the Canton mill, the community, and its employees. After 1940, news from the entire “Champion Family,” which included mills in Hamilton, Ohio; Houston, Texas and Sandersville, Georgia, was featured in each issue.
  • I • • • • No. 1J lA ZINE IS MADE IN OUR PLANT OUT OF WOOD FitOM THE FOI!EST OF \Y "UF C'I'URE M.\N1: GRADES OF BLEACHED SULPH11E PAPERS, MA HlN :. ~, ~1 'H. AN 0 . 1l>ER-CALENDERED • • • ,... ca .,.._.. e a ._..• • _ .._,.....,...,.__..._. ....... _._.....,• • +•. ...... 1 1 • t • • • a • a a e I e c• f 8 ..... ... • • • • ...,. ..... ......,.." .." • .. • - • ...-... .,... ....l • • ,.... .............., ... .,... ... ,_._..,. . . . ..-......... ..... ... . . _... ....-~ .,._...,. .. _ .... ,.., • ..,.....,...\:... · ~ ' • i .•. •• ~ . .............. --- - .... _ ...,..._._ ........ . . .. ,.._ ··-·· . • s. 9 - - - ... l .H 1 . . 1'1 .. 1:' ... u • 0 • am ton • Itt • • t • • • t t l t • J t 1 . t • 2 Sect ion of The Champion Fibre Co. Fore-st · ursery .. REFORESTATIO-N . For many years Reuben B. Robertson, Sr., President of The Charnpi,on Fibre Company, has been deeply in­terested in reforestatio11, due to the fact, perhaps., that there is so 1nuch idle land in North Carolina and the Southeastern states. He has contended tb at reforesta~ tlon would not only check .soil erosion, but add mater­jalJy to the fertility of the soil, · and provid-e for the Jando1-vner a permanent source of income. In past }ears landowners have made no real effort to retw'n to the soil the fertility "\'?hich has been r e- • moved by cu1tivation1 eonseq_uently soil erosion ha practically ruined millions of acres .. It seems that, neither the state nor o'-vners of waste land in ~orth Caroli11a realize the IJossilJilities of r e­fot eslati(Jll and t.he benefits which rnight he derived f1·c1m it. The Cha.1npioH F'ibre Cor ~pany having a lrtYgfl acr ... age of cut-r;vPr forest 1and, ·M:r. 1 ~obrAtLson, under tb e S1JpervidrJn of hi, chi.-~f [(Jl ~. tt·r, Vv. J . 1Jamtr~ft, de{!id­r-- cl tf) deutt)n ·tr·::tt(; ld ~ pPt tl1• o ·y iT1 :• }Jl"a ·Ural v.;t ' h.v dPv~loping- a fur'~ ·t utn·s 1·y and pl•tntiHg .·t 111P of th ... c.cJn1pa ny'o) uncuJLivutcd land. 'fod~1y tlv c·<,fJJ}'arJy'g 11uJ' Prr ~< > ... n_, 1 Pn o 1· li~ r· •n ;"teres. vith hundn·rls \Jf Ouu ,anrl. >f rr)UHg .. ·dllll)1 •; . Th<,unulll:s of 1 J,(-lrn :t rf; t'(:la d ~, fnr· plnnt in .'~( · llic­tn, ~'S. on 11 i: : 11d upJJfJ .... il.f.; y,a,v•' .. , llf ' tt4·lJ(U) .. , J! ftn·~s t nul'iery and .VttRh.! l1-•.nd ~~\ h ich H f< ' "> rt-.u~~ fi.-J!'tl \ •tB plan1ed ft n11t · .. r rfllng~ r;;~itM~d in ou t· lfd'• st n nr~( • /. 'fh•• fullowinu· ~~~ tic•lf• t..,Off\ .. t.f' , nd 'l'h i"u •t', f 11tf• Sf!)", ' . :writt ~n by i.\1 r. f h tuto rtt j~ ~ ,H • i uh·l'l • J l n I : FORESTRY AND THE FORE 'T r·t;R .. ERY By W. J. Damtoft "'The primary object of Fo-restry i to make f<£·re~ .grow as rapidly as possible and to prod llCe W1)ocl of valuable kinds a·nd si2es. 'rrees ripen at a ce ·tain ag~ and should be harvested, j ust like all growil~g crop..-:, so forestry also involves the cutting and using of tree; as \¥ell as the growing of them. It requjres that tl&e land be protected fro1n fire and that tht' ~utting be dont jn such o1anner that young trees v,'ill take the pl~ ~e of the old ones as they a:re ren1oved:· Had we in V\1estern North Carolina, in the 1 a'::'t. o>iyen arlequate pl'otection to our forests f1·um tir ~ nd ha.l · W'e exercised intelligent restraint in our ~ut tillg p nl­iions wo ·would toda} hnve no n ed f<1r :u·tlfl ·icdl • -re­~ tocking an.\ of our t.itnt>et'hln<l:. N~ lu rt-' \'\~ uhi h.\Vt ' r esponded to our co ... op ntii O:n and l\ pt t h fort ·t ~ in a t~ondition uf conttnunus -prodllCti-vit ~·. Our fai Jure to co-np"'t'at ~ "ith ~,, tu r ~ J, n~ l'l'Suh rd in our tH ' "'" bcin~ l!(1nl'rnntf' 1 \rith tlH ~l)n hl,\nl o1 . rtt­fi ·i;dl ,\ t 't;)~lt)c: hiuJ! lcu·~·t) .u·\"'~~~"!i vt' f r ::-t land · ttl tr t s f Jf~. i ntblt:' ·p .. ci s. On mads ' lu.\t nn t l"l"'t' h~l v " he •Jl h rt ~ t"oll( ,, lllJ.{ c.:Hl Ung U]Jer. ti ns. t llt. t't (.~a n nt' C••llfS , Q(' HO n:!.f.lll'Hl ." t•tH~iu g: ~llh.l ~- J H: re llt' • ... Hl\ 011 · <·on1 rollf•d t ht rt• .. ult is n cPHl!llt 1~ liluh):l t it n t' 11 ~ \•Hng tat · \ltidt nli){ltt o th t· r\d~f' c· vH (H tiL g1 )'' t c· u <'• l>l ~i -r. • rrh' ( ' J,·ln1pj H pifo1l hJ t\::or ·i ( ·f (ln I frntl j l~il,1, l ,nnqmuv }Hh h u 1.\s llU\d , lflt.ttli ~r n( t"' '1n1 in t Ut ti\P l'f'H) ll\ .. in htn1l, <Ht•:f tu prdb1 1 1.1t HJ f1 t.) lll 1'11 · • • • • ·f.l,\<-r-t ;ver . ; inhe1·tt ,~ r.;P H1 it pl"ed <' ~~ (\.f~ in o ·n cr ... .... 1p · f·:11 1 . t· · '} · ~ h i~h hal t' en. - ~vi(.:; it d ,,·it.bnut . ~- ' ~"t)Y r. - i l ·a 1~ ,. tn JU. t.tre. I 1 H't{l1~ jH;o;. ·an(' · ~. f ~HtlW ~ in, t !1: 1: · 10 ' ;U , f ~1 r, r<~·l eated 1l.t~J~ ' · · rt · p .nnlt - . h! "' -~ !)r n. and 1n ~h v \n ·t .'. l 1c .. l~i ltl w....,.n, cuJfl \ }ltAff. 'l!:Ir tl t ' .. hQl, ·d l "' if. ~ t ·:vtf]i ~- ;_..._nt] ~H?lt c_nl&an:ti_t H d to r ~(·l ·•1 s ') .a; r ~· <n. '.[h\?' \ ... :<lm'\" -""~ ;-n 'ld '!"to pi~c all t"f its land h1 a 1 l"H­'-' . nd~ti n h . e~tJ:tb1i~l1~d or..- ·t lHIL'S~li~ ... ' ll1 \Yhich w gn .. ~nl n t r e. Z0r . ub~eqneni. pl:tnti~lg on .Cr10:;~ r~ .... ~-~ . '\ hiet t \'•l ...., abn · ... c" b ~~,. fll"e ·1ou~ . ~ne r s. ~ 1f>n ifh:. t "· t;; r-h~-1 in 1 H~~ the ·rodu t.h\l.J.. o1. the ~ tt\ltF-~1lt.'S '- ·a- :1p:pro. i.rn;1 el ~ 1 t • l'/~'( ; tr~ , p .f· t~nuun1. ll ~26 lt \·a~ ~ c:. •PeO up t '' , l) , .. \>Xil'u.c.t tel ~T l .O 0~00.@, . 'lrl tl~ en h1h~ · lOOn tl •,, t-1li't_ ~,5rriatelr '"OO_,GCO b - 'l~att-=:e "t.. 'tH e C<~J ipc: n~! ha - ~n}! l ~ n ·~quired to di pose its h rg; ... tL1da:r" c.-1 t in Lei·~and to th:e ationaf Pa.11t ~ ·vi~ Tl,.e ~l·Q'ducti~ n <,f t l1;t.; n ur~erie .. however! i not de_.;. · t.tr,· ..:.Lned i:!efe! v br 1e 1 ec, ttke11rents '@f the Com:pany' o .. ~ 1~"1 ;.;, In .. ~e/ , th~s~ 1 qtuxements have now been pr~ctit(JJ~- ', ilhed. '.f."he nurseri-es,. a1~ being rnain-tainerl; :o .. the add itJo.nal purpose of pro\ti.dTng planting s-roo:K ~r.. ea:- . ~! 'l tl€r5! .ancl to other la!3:d own.e:rs in . "este1--n '!-or J1 Car : ~ina. \-~'H1' rec ogni~e tl1;e aavisahili­ty of "es.roehi:ng :their aban.OO>nerl: t~rin. lau.cl:s or t heir aJ used '?.7pc.d lands. d.'he plil.ntirrg of tr-ees is t;)f v-alut} to the -~a;Tm~:r - not only forth p-mducdon. ()f· wt~od. p:I~d u.ets b--ut .also f<>r tl:~e oene:iicia;l efl'e0t 0 a fDJ"e~f C,f>Vel" -in . regulating tr.eart\ fh'> and pre ·enting erosion, ar 'Washing away of th-= s:-- il fTom mountr-in sln-p~s. \ ~ ·. of THe CJotaropi n Fibre Conrpany, of course . . rectJgni~ the tren1;endous asset ''7bich t he forest is to .,. r 1n·lu'"'tr;y3 in that, it pro ·J-des Ot;lf e$$ential ·~w ma:. erial. lt ls at the me time the "gTeatest smgle a$set • • • ' • 8 Section o:f The Cham.,])ion F-ibre Conlpany Forest Nutsery to Weste~11 North Ca1:·olina in that in addition to sup­. porting l'ndust1·ies it 12rovides protection to :fish and game-' pr otects and beau~ifies our mountain .slopes and i s the . stT<>ngest single attraction to the increasing touYist travel, which is likely to provide om· gi~eatest s{)urce of futare .i ncome. In otder to adequately pro- ' teet thjs great asset, the co-operation of every citizen is nec-essary. Tl:te activities of our various g~verning units and of o.ur land owners in the proper management of the forest , in protecting it from fire ·and in restock­ing denuaed areas will fall far short of the anticipated goal unless every individual exe1~cises care to prev-ellt the sta.rting of fil'es. . Th.e Champion Fibre Con1pany strongly conunends the U, S. Forest Se,rvice, the N,orth Caro1i1rta Forest Set"Y'lce, and the N{)rth Caroli..na Forestry Assoeiatjon to it_s employees and to the public for their support . These agencies are protecting the future welfare of us all. THE LOG Section of The Champion Fibre Company For~sl NurSt'.ry-2 Year Seedlings - • SUGGESTION AWARD TO NOV., 1934 'ame Dept. Suggestion .Amoont R .. J. Owen, R. & A ..... ~---····~··· ············· ·······Weld pipe on digester heater .................................................................... $1~. • Rice D. Cross, R. & A·-···--·--·--·-·····-········--Leaks in alum valves ................... . ... ... _. ..................... --~-· ··----·· .................. 10.00 ' W. F. Ifa.xgrove, Boo]{ ~1.111. ........ ........ _ .Rollel' for cutters to keep paper flat .................................... - ..... ··--·. ·····~-- 1 0~00 R. J. Tran1.me1J, Board ........ ..................... Change in stock line No. 2 machine ............ _............................. .......... ..... 3.00 T. E. Boyd, Extract ........................... - ... Saving chips at autoclaves ................................................ -......................... 5 00 Perry Cogburn, Book MHL. ............ .. ....... Improvement in cutters ...................... ~-----·--·--···--·--·-- -- -----·----·-········-········-- 5 Ov T. E. Shook, Book ).1i11 ........................... .. Guides for slittet·s ........................ ..... ~----------.. ·····----- -···-········· .. ······----·-····--- 5.00 0. V. IIill, Rook MilL ...... --········-··-···- ·---Change in size tank ---------- ................................ ------··-·---···------------·-------··- · .0 T. L. \Vright, H. & A . . ··---· ..... ··-··---·----Change in pump <;tischarge soda liq uor Roon1~ ....................... ¥ ............... , 3. 0 V\' . B. Byrd, Soda .... --·-···· ......................... Saving lime sludge _____ ....... -····-------------· ................................................. ..l.00 Vl. B . .Eyrd, Soda ............... ....... --· ..... Holding temperatu1·e on stack ~oda Bl. noonL .. -~ -~--·-··· .. ···-- .... ............. ~ .0 t.T; 1~. Deas, R. & A. ... ... h•• ....... • ......... __ DrtlDl making ........ .. . _..,_ ..................... ~ ..................... ----········ .. -. o•··· ·----· ~.50 ~Jyles Hall, l~oard ....... .-.................. ~ ..... lmproven1ent on beaters ....... . ----····- ... -~ ----------··· .................... _ ...... --- :...50 F. A. CoHins, 'P.oard ..... _ ............. .Improvement in beaiins.r broke . __ , _ -~-~-~ .. --------···--· ·- ..................... ~ ........... . ~.50 9.50 • 2.0) C. G. Hrys(Jn, P. D. .... ..... .... ... . HuHwny in brok , pit. ~ .................... ..,. .... , ...... . --.... --···- ·····--·-··· C}!orJJe Smj h, Yard-_ .. . . ·-· · ~ . Kcf1tling stParn t•l1 No. 7 cuginP -. . --~·· ..... -· ....... ............. ... T W. M·c"'Jall11, 11. & A.r ....... r~-~ ...... LctiC'l' rt1f'-lhod oiHng bhn\ t·rs d " 111 Jtent. - , ...... '" ~-- .... . ... ..:. 2.00 ~.0\) 1.00 1.00 1.00 V. I-f Pless, 1 >:;.nsfer ...... ~· . ... .. .... eurb 't.n>UHd "nt nuH•l1i'r1 ~-. . .. . -- . . ...... v , • Frf~d J}aytou, F.Yook .Mill. . . . C'ltnllfF• il1 J}1'oducUon r l\OJ·t blanl s nuok Mill .... - ... ~---,.. .. ----- ... n• (). V. Jflll, Hook }filL .. . . .. 'n tvt ~ in .... iz'' ' teol (chAH)l•• .. - .. ~ .• .. . -- ....... ---~·· .•.• E. A. Paee, f.'. JJ. ... . . -~·· . . w.. C!J,nngo in ~I Pvato,~ ~ .. . .. . ,. . . . ....... *" •• ,. • ...... • • •• ...., Vv. J ~ Cartel·, n. & A. --··-. .. ...... .. J1lH1['10YfiPi-\ stoJ·t~ t;;lgn . . - . . - ... - -- .. ... .. - 1.00 ] . 1.0 LOO 1 "aJrJI B. Prd lon, H. & A._ . . .. ln1pruv( n 1 r~ 1 t 1 ~~. 1:\ ettn v r~yo t . ... . . . . llowu.t·rl ..... ~t.z.el·, P.. D _ ... ._..... ..... . . l ~·tf t' Jnf'th , I hrtnrl lnlSl ~'1(\t I rw f 1 Ht l"s . . . . .. .. }?.1·ed Com, J ook 1.1ilL ... .. ., ..... . --~' af · r '' •1 l tug avndit iuus ( ' Mat h r P . . • . .. ... ···-· .... . • '" ...... ·- • 1' .. lHG TREE : n fa m •tt t> "f.,n. F e-t ~\JlO' t hP Ground PhttCE ~ OF INTEREST • C-~OLL."l ~~ ~~~ BP~.... ~f: sp0 : uf Ji.g- b:ee "'e usuall.1 think of ":t:f'U<,i !1ionn • 1!~ ... cqu .• tt s.em.flerofreus. 01:' the . .!.al~:i-p· ~ vig tt·~e ·. of California, \·luch have c diame: ~r tf ! ~ ·e .~ty to f t >rt. r feet and are three hun­c ,. d and f.if ~ fee t all. u~.l?if of 1.-.le t-.adel·s of The Log no donbt" \VOUld · ~- ix; vl. ·JU t 1H~ ·'I: u T E:e'' ~or ·ts of California and "h est. ~ rl scl: c.me of the huge trees hich \Ve 1 · i ea'rd :so m1~ Jl.l)OU • Ho .. ~v~1, since that n1ay 1 ot b _ (·on :r nient .1y not vi s3i th ~ tree l'hOW'Il in the ~ttur.e a ove :o t1""\:at y u -can ay you have <;~n the 1ru '"re~t t . ee ea~t o.' the Rockv ~Iountail1~. "' n t1""" :.1f {! Tl- _, :ts i j<.;, called' }::; the l&rgec:;t perhaps i st~m r.. mer,iea, and · h K:.ated vn P. eetn Crtek aboll t o illil..::s abo \1 - ~~l1 in t' t ~ foothill~ or Cragg) • 0 •. l D. :.aJl.t.t. I _ i~ a l ~la · t~ e, · . el·v.e fe t tlu ee inche · in diame­e'f about t •u feet ·J om tl e ground, and about one hun-l Q.nd .,e_ tr .. J1ve. f ~.: high. T~ ;s ee i, pe. haps mole than 11 e hu r~dted s·ear ... r 1d. lt ~ 11) , itn a o ,ening through which one 1 ~n" .. y \·e ·y '~*' i . Tl cha.rn r n th i11side Jn<:a - • • (;01 .... t .. g_r1 .. nd :g1 t by t~n fe~.t. A dozen p ple tand · tb ·. <:rl' 1 • Jeit <tt · EAe tim~ and ;-:,i .. PWl le !'o.L .. e, ( til · t · l· or e y ClJmf()l1.-anly tf ttie-ir ~lutn .. t a tl .. rJJed f) t ,£ i l1 ru&on of t~kes, coons <H' lll'l) 1, •• ~' ht 'lt' thai nJighl hr, ~tAt l ing sh«'lf l·l' froJn t}P ~ ~~ld ,,;n t:r In "'~"'( ~.<.;~ ,. :-;tonJ)Y '" 1t lh"!· fhis /CHh~· 'J'n· ,., if i1 enl td s peak, could tc~JJ ~~ 1u \t"ll'd lt ~ir·· r~i~iu J, 1 '-t.k~, 'hich t ·uu 1 it l<d 1hruu ;h th f· l d.~nr i ·s h~'f()l' the :1d ('J}l. of the whit' nHHl i11 W .t~ \t·n ~orth Crtl'nlil\tL \tVh ·n t hi.s Ltt·c· \'-':tH ]I()J'J1 Lh Sf.' nl•JUlJhtttlS \V r o jnhul i{ed by th .. l 'P-d lVT· J. :l,nd UH• 111 )~{., ft~rneion ~ wild bcc, ~l ~ plt\ycd ;JJ"<JlH.td it,~ trunk. fl. ha: hr nsel.\ -. lo'J 1 th<.: st 1ms of Tnany e ;lfll.uru· s, b• t 1o lt-t,\· il i:-\ t(Jit l'iHg UI on the bl"inJ{ of. th•' grave. ~n d ut long ''ill nd.u rn to lVf th ~r ~j~u·th. Jron1 v hence it can h .:. Lying hatd I . is ·~n ot h r old puLJhu· whieh. pe rhav~ l)~l~se 1 on a hulf century ag-o. It, too, w.as a hugt> trt.-e -perhaps sj · >t' seven 11ecl in dia111 ter a. coJnp('tniGn, no douu t~ or the pt'esc-nt (·Big T1~ee." 'rhese L\vo per­hap · were t he ancestors of the b~ant iful gl'ovc of pnp~ Ia rs surrounding the ''Big Tree.'· The younger ire~~ of.. the fol'est seemed to pattel'n after lhe .. OJd iant." They, too, stand el'ect with fe\v lirn bs and seen1 to have the sky as the Unlit . .. "houJd you care to visit the ''Big Tree," follow Higlt­\ Va~p No. 23 from Canton to Weaverville. At Weaver­ville take the Reems Creek road to BeechJ a distance o [ about nine n1iles. 11.1is is a sand and gravel road, but a very good one. When you reach a little settlement called Beech, at the for l<s of the 1·oad, you will se-e a fra1ne chuxch building and a school building on the right ha.nd prong. Go to the left, c1·oss the b1·ldge and follow the road that goes up-stream. About two miles f ron1 the bridge at Beech you will come to another l.J1·idge. Don't cross the bl'idg"e, park your ca1· and fol­Jow the old 1·oad or trail up the right hand side of the creek and up the mountain about one-half mile , and you will find the largest tl~ee in eastern America. On the Reems Creek road you pass the birthplace of I-Ionorable Zebulon Vance one of the 1nost beloved governors the Old North State ever produced. A sol­dier, statesman and citizen l"evered and honored by the peotJle of North Carolina. Wanted More Tlte cannibnl chief wanted to lea.t'n. son1.e lnore about religion. C•You .see," he said to the ne\v art~ival, "J got a litth; taste of it 1tvhen the last n1iss ioJlfltY 'i 'as here." "'l'he girl I am 1na1· i u to has a t\vin sist l}',, HCosh! 11<.)\v do you tell ' n apart ?H <·1 clun't try Lo ; it's up to the olheT· on to look out for herself!' . J u~t Lik That \h/otnan on rcr,vd«<l ·aa· ~aid to fd un, " \Vtsh tha~ go d-l1Jr1kjug rnan '\'ould l u :o d gi ~ m h1 .,.ea ·:' 1.' ·n 1 en fell out <•f th ... .ir :-1 ,. • • t s. ' • 6 His F3V~rit..e Sport - C. D. \ rAN WAGNER • • Paper Sales Department The Chatnpion Fibr;e Company ECE .... .,.TLY we received a letter from Mr. Fr.ed. Schenck, Vice-President of C. B. Hewit·t & Brothers, 23--25 Green Stxeet, New York C1ty, \ e greatly appreciated. Aiain we want to say, '"'l'ha.nk you, Ivlr. Schenck. We are glad to know tlUlt :;·ou enjoy The Log~ our pla.Dt 1nagazine, ~nd shall be glad to c()ntinue maHiog lt to yau until we have orders V> atop." ~- · <; li1 just a '\I'(Jrd al>ou.t you1: frie-nd, 0. D. Van Wag­ner7 wbo j · a_<;;~r.~tiated with the Paper SrLles Depat t~ ment ot Th~-- (;hatllfJio:n ritJte Cornpany. As j:ou ~:re a w~r~, lJerha h.:., l\3r. Y ru1. \Vag'l•t=t ig a genthJma11 of ll~isu rr~, as the t ~,v(J J)rci,u't!!S Ptl tb i& pag~ iuditatr\ and sr~Hin~ pupe ~ s rn'!rPJy a ~;i rlc l'iue t J pay e~ pc~ tt80 · ~ rJov:ever, il l ll]tt d~f 't1"ie we J Jght :!~.ty -tiJat tlurirtJ.{ tlt ­J, a (;t thr~ (>T Ct,rrr j t'an>, ju ]Ji L<· vf. t}p). fa.<;t thstt lH.tt •­n~.&'! has iJ(Jt. b~et1 ~ut>d ~ 1r. V.au \1\Tbt;KJl~r h 'lf'· be< rt at~h.• IAJ get tuff kJ-~ni. 'Jfdl; ,~~j tE, kAf~p :tllt: , - hr~., .-,f tht· HtH,t-.rd :NTIH tumtin, pr'Aii y • gut· , l~'. Jfvw J.e tli,·f jt /.tJthwnt lr(·Vl ~~ ·t~nlf ~<Af -uurJ bilJu J.cl t>, W(; do £t(;t, f£-JttJW>. ht:t\ t~vc~ , 1 w lt lV · l.o lt lnut hat 11, d1ci Jl<.J~ n .. ~J(t }Jti juePt{ Hlt()jH~th t .. . Wt'!, ~(,Uld 341.1 Jn n ,~ ,oknrtl ~J tt1ithh• tfdug 1 ; ,, hif:~ Jtt t. 'Ot but r-,irlCf~ hu r tjlh L t'e..;.~,.d thi aj1.u h . WP d() Jtf'Jt fsJ11k tln:f~ v1•.~uld J~n wj~~. t.u fat:t, tf' rt l h \V ,.-Hld lAtf( Jot w wh() 'dC" W£ fl~ t:tl'loa ahout, n ld hi J!.Ootl wif<: 'vould nnt bt:"U ,.vo it. L' tJtth ~·~;n •<)t "1 it :wvul~J 1tot b • (}. \V. J h illijJ~, gdil t)'r~ 11le L~ Champion L'ibJ-e Co., Canto~ N.C. Dear Sir ;- We have been re<:.eivlng $:ThP- L .•~ 1 tor a. (on .:J ~e ·a~ .. length. of time. We g1·2at1y ~,ffr t>e{~iat~ ,~e ·ut· en .. jo-y r~1.ding the axious iten~, tn it . The w1·.iter fuHy agrees ·wi·bh .rru.t rega:t:crrng Jw ~-.~ ·­tile St.rike and Jtlso witFl . o-u.r artiele n Dittinge!"'. have only- one cotll,.'Plaint to ·1n~ktt. 1 ne ·er - 1) ~. .. thing about my frien~ ~ l\Jr. C. D: ~van Wagner. 1r~ : he must do some good tlti ngs Jown thet-e in (~H.-~ f .. ) · ancl we trust at som-e future date we may 1 e.f·· ~ m .... • m of these good deeds4 · in the meantime, as .said before, we sm·ety do_ ~ preeiate l'eeeiving this magazin~ and t.rust it -.;·ill eon-­tfuue to com·eJ.n for sDmetime to c-o1ne With every good wisfi for yom· continue sue . ·J I remain • FLS:rl Yours vel')' truly, FRED L. SClfE .. ro. ~ Vice President G. 1:$·. He,vit t &. Bn Ute!·· 23-25 Greene , ~ ·~ . . · ew York ~Hty. ' • • • :\ -'~\ ~ u ·~ . :\tOn~ 1.. c. P ~~c .,.At \E:P :1rd·, ~\ t ~ t• :<-::.·~ · ·!, \ ~ '~ill h ·;o;.Ut' · r1~ · n ~ 1 \I~ ·()ll ~ " r ·t. . 1 a~ b ~'n k) ~ in pr , i(""\.1 ' '" r ~ ' 1 en nl1·,., l'll thl:' \Vabilnn.'\n\ ( '.l1t~n R d '' 1U l ~ d~, H, .. r('d <lnh t th~ ,.,1-· ... \. yt . ''ln~P n~ltJ ~ ~il peal ~Jn tht~ 11' J(~r ~f.~~.-- Ll 1n ~ '\ :a: ,., ~1.~, tht..\ ~npt \>~ ~e bas di('<l. ~l'l -e 1.1 • •• 'n s ' · ~l til.k ~n in t ht: $i w ,n lv !1 t'nl. ~he ' . .. ' · -~.n t • .vd ."· '!o} i.... " 4 · : ~ .. - ~F· t:t'l in a ·ca e he ·e au ... · h ~t tr't ... n\. ~1· : ):f he :a.~rl.' · h :c .. bt:. P!1 ran 'S;• t.i.)'l: )' hu ~ i­. l ·s~ ~l~ the ~ t ~ re. l reh.1.f<(;)f'(\: .. ·$ t 1 r ,. .w :1. "' • :t H>- "'I: "e ~ ~ •h • s ·\ n '~tt~lT}n nt of u;n~· ac­n\ t. ~u~d i ~ ~o~.:hi ( ~- ~U~) · ~ ...... · l l, ~ s.toJ·i). el; ~ l~- · ~... ~PT g ~' &< tine a·nrl tn ut Ol' oiL C 1 ~ • ~ : . ~ 1' •' ·, i.\·( 1 rh_.t gPlxt 1i t~.rn out -( i 1 oak'S . .. . .. :~"~ e '"' :1'! ~ ,ef.'i?, \.> thL rad~ di ~ couRt rlo. d \"ith tJa.y· 1 •i:"" . e \ ti .t~ C <'Ul ~· 13th :a · t o· };>a~·r~Jl de- .. l ~ : ,. a ;; ·"".t,de ~., )a~:days rof 0.<;-tobP..r 1 S:th and ~'b> -:• - (• tnt:::. ' tiich e·re D.~id 41' ·ca~. i~ b · ·1~ ·, ~ ~ ~ ... j . ·~ ± .e titne lilX!it· QIJ5l th<i; .CQU~ous ... ··~·l ~- l y ed ? "c,~· · tlrat date.., . ' ..... . . .t. . . ..,, e ... ,; t4ai-\ : 'tl£,1 ~ r- .~ or a..l ae£~1}-IJ·t ~:that we 1\'la ' . c.r-~-·~- ... r c ~J;,.-• ..: ·:ni.~n~- . ·p~.aJ ~.no~ice S!}ould hat his· tte .in be applied to :~ve17pne alike t•t l--.-. ~t-t."fr:;.'T·.;yo-·r;L, l-D e:~. ~..::.. ~'"n : 1.e ue 1;. • ] 1 ur..i.Qn wou d ~r~e an.: 1'- • .(' i"'L> ith 1~ · 1 .. &A-nee . eu .. tom · OE e.on~~'sfen in our 0""11 ... .,.,~).it "'~ :1;' ·u -~be ab~ afu~r FRIDAY, DECEMBER · ~ .. k r-.ot.Jd) · n~ on <!Ct(>"Untr- wb ich are due .) t '"r"-:.~ R·t!rt'Rl- ~.e }1a .. ~on on De<·en1b.er .S·~h . ,·""'ilJ · th:s m: arl£ dis~ unt tl.1er~ goe"' te our customers b x '" ·, ~s ft :n he r 1 r.i tr~~ SeasCJn and thank for t, t:l ·lit ~ , ·11. ge. .. - lly Larry H.artsborn J nrw1ie lJeatft (~a e u. the fu>nt .ln the bkeet Clut; tht' n'MJnt 1: ... 7 Jntting uhe m-<JSt cb~i~htd prize ~ et to . l __ u le! &ll amd~ t1ae ·'(!; :U en ~P ot;" This, is a fl•)~ting pri~· ant1 an. r m~lt ·:t (,f t)lf' clu~ ea'n el;lall~nge the t t"l en of th ··p, n iJ> . lto Jt for it. ~~ o:r further de­taih~. a~· · Jj tnie. Jir :tnrle held l"fbe Pot,1 for. two v.·ee\c"' uut~:t JiJI !iil.l din cl~~~ him Ior it. No¥.' \Ve "·_,..l.,.ll' 1- , knt1 wht, is going lu Qat <to Jhn. Did <t .: ~. · rni:;s the uSlteeter's IJaU ?"' lf you did t f\:: ~ u wi11 g~t t i ere tne next tina? beeause \Ve A had o. go()(} time. · • • • • • ' 1''1, o . sJ"~l :-at ~hvot J'}; aJJpro .. r lt ·~ne h nf · ug ~~t fiSQn PJ"' J l!J't:•r{ .Llr f. . tht\ aci:d tc. t. J t has h~· ·• content .d hy H H\Hl .~1t~ l· c f hu.n f ... t •l'fb that fiKfTet \VOiJid h f;< 1l Y·'1U~l" .btr£f Rho ~• tiu g~. M.v gue.: ~ js t ltnL tiHi. " ~ h. t~ at1 will ·how· up JJ .. .t f~'r i11 lhti . t·i~ ld thnn th~ H10 :t, s~~a~ n erl h 11Jl L \r;.,.. N l w tt~ r s , (\f.} '" h:l.t, J1 ~PP ~ns. 'fhe ~h c vitJo ~l<t~i~ L .an 1 c~un iluL is just 1:~LLin t.att.e<1 1'hos ltav , a On•: l~tyout. :.tnd w tool I urwa..rd to ~~·n fart COlUpi-!titiou uf'.t, e n th i1· club and otu s~ f1 Ull1:l>·<~ r of Canton ' ·~t· _et ·l's;' ' have n-1naady been over to the A~hevill ' JJub to ~hoot. 1'hey n~e getting u.nder \a · fa 't ttn 1 l1a\r the pn>r-vpect~ of o!Q of t h€ flnese . k et Helds i.n. he Cf unt1·y . By Etmestilte Smith . 1\41'. 8tt l~Ue~ general •ecrc~taxy of the Champion Y. ~1. c. A., annonnc.~ 'b~h e addition of a ne·w club to t he '·y·· aciiv itie~ ri' hf.. is the Champi.on. Y. 1\tt. C. A. flid­,- t:lg Ch:1b. SeveJ.'a1 hor~es l1a.ve beeJl placed at the home of. lVlr. Allen aba¥e Highla~td Park -a:nd 40 .people have s-_i~gn€d. up for thiS: aetivit.v. 1VIe1i1bers ~of the above club a:re taking advantage of the fine \Veather to 1:-ide · ·fi)!to · the hill{3 for the beautiful scenerY~ Thel~e. are nl&nY fine t ra.Hs that lead into tlie ·n'tountains above trre home of ~fr.. Alle:n as well as sev·eral di1r~ xoads. Other horses \vill bG added as·. n1embers sign up. Officers oi the a~Qve club are ~ G. B. Boh;nsdahl, Fres., M.rs. -~ · B. Robinson, Vice-Pres. ; Helen G1~0g.an, Secretary­Tr~ asul'er; J. I-1. All~, BusU,.e.ss MgT·. ; and Ernestine Snuth, Puolicity l\1gr. KING OF E·NGLAND WELCOMES U .. S. SOLDIER BOY.S Tlre' follo\ving lette.r is prized very highly by 0 . J. C1()ntz, who served novel~ SeasH during the Wol·ld War . Wt.1en our boys passed th-1 ough England on their w~ay to Fra11ce .a 1ettet· sitn ilar to the follo"\ving wa$ i'iven to ... ea~h sbld ter boy : . W1Nl1SOR CASTLE Soldiers of th.~ United Statoo, the p.e-ople of the Unit­ed. State~, the peo1)le of 'the Bl..-iti$h Isles wel ·on1e you Ol\ your way to tf,ik~ your sta11~ l)e. ide t he a1·n1ies o:f n1au ~ N"ativu. no"v t1ghti11g h1 th. Old Worltl th great battle for h tlma.n freedonl. The Al\ie"" wiU gain ne\.v h: a.1t and· pirit in your e orn 11allY'. 1 iKh that I could .,hake lllle hand of ~c-h one of you :clnd _bid y-ou od s~pe~d ott your n\ts .. l.oo. · . C~~~OiiGE a. 1. Ayrll,. 1918. • • • . . '!u. J L Pubt~shed by ··The L h mpion Family' o.s a trmbol or the Cv op(t ·ati n .and Gcf)d F ellowship Exis tin-g a·t the· P.lant of Tlt€> Champion Fibt·e Company. Canton. )Io:rt.b Ca rolina. G~ 'y. PHILLIPS ........ .. ............... -.......... ·-·- ·· _ -····-·· .... E-ditor KE BID B~ ROBERT 0 JR · 1 w·. GRIFFITH • · J ... ····--·····~· · ·· As:socittte J.:d:turs REPORTERS M.. , ... BRA.!ll~ETT '____ --~·-·-----~ --··--~--·-·-·-~ .. ---~..--.---.. ~--.......... -. .... _ ... "'._ ... ____ .R. & A.. - - - ..- ··-·"'............., .. __ ·--·····- ·- ···---.. -· ...- -····l"'ow•r -~---- 0,. F. GJLi.fS_._ _· ---·--·.. ···-- - ·--....._- ....., ....._..~·- .. -·- ·-···-·8. B. De~t. J \-\' ARRC. · S~U:l'H --·- ·--·- .. ···-··- .. -:· ·~ .. ·- - -..,._ .. Yo~aliot~al E-ducation ~Icmn~ --...· ·---- .. --··-- ·..._-........... .-.. .. -..... _.. . ..... -.. .... ..-!-·....._ ... ... __ • ....._ _ Sut~p~lt.e C()G~'BEEt.S ---·----·-··--~·-----·--·· - .. ,.,.. .... --·--··- MacJ,Una ~:::="i=:-::;:::::;;:::.·-~ -- .:-:- :::c-:....:=:--=-:= =- =.-.-':'.:.: = =-:7..' :=t=;:::::::-: ==:-::::::t-~:: :::;::.:~: CHRISTMASTIDE I1E g~orJ tidings that the Jud-ea.n shepherds L~a.:d nearly two thoo-sand yea.t~s ago/ have t; ~~n tingil1g dQwn t h.rough the ages untiJ the prr~l'i~flt day As Jong as th~ acing ol the angels t*On e~rth Jl(Jace, g(;orl l1dU tv m ,nM ~bjrl(:~ in vur hea.r.ts, Chris trnas will b~ the ntos t jvy 'JUb 1.-Jme. in the )'t:a'r. j • ,Joy is a~sociated with Cht·isti~utH;y~ -- w l ih GV(~ryt~ung tt,t.>btuldi:ag a:1 d Utat wL1cJJ viv %e~t atJd S \ (r:ifl ~sto lif~. Vv'ith ;.~he ( (JJt1Hlg of i h t ~.h t•i. tn.;u Ude Wd.Y Wl: nn ··ing· j 'Jyfully ttnd with vht.d h r~s (~.l oy o iJH ... \ odd. t.he I ~orn haH curn ·.'• And , n1::ry 1t lH~ th ·otJg c,f uttf l 'h-trLl; (hn ir t: l:3:ir-. . ,b r•i J~t caHH .. tu ~1 ve JIOC.t;£f , : lHi Jo'y 't.t) • H IJ1;.~lJ ~uui 1 . i t·h <qul t n; L n hirn wfH- lH ~l!J u tf l u ~l · l tlle d i~ .q.t CJ • ~ ·r r pv1ni neuts 11f l}t'c-, 1nvn~ bt ;~.v Jy ~ d ' t, U l l! .. 1 v \,. ru-. • • l l II til:! HJ li 'V . C. fJU _. . WhP. ·e / J' ' ' !l tJI}d 1.idat)(o" u · ~ ~UTag, t~!1 (• load L~J ~t ]~u tTl ' n ty C~H'} iJ•, jf.{ tti,.l,d(~ l hth it~r. WJl£'-}1. u, lvv I of Jart~1 }" lJh,; ! {l 1ur h,jQ{t t ), VJ I . ll jt1 tw l.lfl \((~J} ti, Wltt .. U ~ t~ ... • • -.on 1fl n n ·c lHu ll i ll], 1 h ·\.·~. 1 "n .. ;J all u.g :J alJo• L injl g '~t )i t" --l ~] J , I H ~ f(J nuU c Lni: ,f'd .r.;s ~1d ~ h tfe pbL( ·l t11 '"'hH h t.. H~e. .f :~ov Hi U""e ~n ight . .. : t vf ftJ c(:.. :n1d w·t •"rl tt fi l t.J.V .iL·. •n ')UT !i ·~ , hJugs lat ate ·nttrl \ 1U' b,, cu.'t qut. ~ l · t1 \ a-· bur.ll nut fJHf '. t(.~ lJ VB, brtt to .:~~• -vf! "j r . • ·Jife ha pr,der Iot t t.her i.. Cltrf t ~am~! v., -h , 1.~ no tr• li ve <.~..tld how to ~:t'Ve. JiG ewne tt.~ bring 1Jt o ~ { .;.tCCt btJt gOqd. tiding~ Uf great j{)} 1 t-H€tel0t 1 •1 ffi I this Chrh•tmasrt ide •nay peace~ Jov ~d ~crv-e qil h e;u~ and continut' th;~-ough tJu t the rla '( ... .ntitied to abide on this eart h. CAPITAL ND L BOR .-~Kill E are t"'id if tL1-e cord th ~tt bind$ t<';gether ttl Siamese '1\v'Jna was severed the,_..- v,:roalli die \~·ithin ~ few n1Jnutes. One- cannot ive · t>t-:.,. O\Jlt the other. CapH:aJ and Labor, like the ian1ese Twin~ in vr':hr to be heaJthy and continue to develOp1 must be 0r>U11J together with the sphi t o£ eo-operation workmg to,., gethe.t' fot· mutual benefit. Without those who labor. Capital \-ould be por.; erie " to pf.oduce the thiugs w~ich society needs and \ an:s Witil.-out Capital, Labor's hands \vouid re~naiu id1e ~nd buman.beings would ~offer for the thing" whirh the~. need. Ho:,ve,vrer, \vith the contbined etf<n t of both Capi­tal and Labor, r:nountains have been leveted, cities b v beenl httilt and factori.o.s l ea1·ed 111 the fore ts, thu,. Dl"O-c viding employn1ent for millions of DH~n a:ud ~YOT!l'eU. A:md, as a result both Capjtal and Labor ha pl'0-5~ed and enjoyed t.he fruits· o-f their eff.o1-ts. RecentJy,, \Vhile listening to a d) cu sion of the e ·ll~ of ca.Pit<\1 anrl the condenf}nati~n o.f the capitali\;C '"'' ti t\·ere con trained to ~nu1.rk ; '~ Perh ap y ~u a) b ' right~ but suppose Peter G .. Thon1so-n. "' J' ... f lUl... r t:f The Great Ghunpio11 01·g(lnization, h~-d not b .. ·'u abl~ to fttlnnce 'J'ha U.hiDtlpion }'ibre ,J)n1p~a1 y J \.~, n ) l~\ un .. :,~gin \ hat Canton would be tvday ? tV1tl1out. lVlr. 'IH)Jl1~on's fore ~ight, 0t,H .,lg~~, n ~ -.,piri" Hnld th ('l011H1 tft n i ()f' sutt'idtmt c~pit t.l to lttt .. 'tnce h' v~ntw r •, Lhcn· 1nig·h t; not 1\,tYtl bH 1 ~u\ t:h Hl tpi ll lt'i.bt·c~ Co't11p;Ut,.V ~tnd uo Nup toyln~nt for it~ tW\l tht~u­• Ht1tl C f lljJh1yt ~t:!..~~ hv 1ud~\ Y 1 ' '110 (olUdU);t th~ 1 ,\ ... t.t r'H l Y- :-si " 3 L·ar~, l•HVt1 h \d ff~u lar e:+nr pto fttt \L . . ~rhel'c' i t~ n ltl H:lt•llt\Y u-n thi:. pnrt. oJ .~t t.h) p , ~ l Tt t,) •uV V th t.• ' Ut'Ut !S uf. t 1 - fal·l'~ , lt. fOHd ttlrlU tlt -~t \, l h ) •lh ' tlJh. tu lU:• UrtHlfHt. n ·~ f \Ji.U pu lt~t x).J t h \ \'Vt rld-s Kt> ' l '· '...;uuh a . piut b t·vrl. \Vt\ :-.htwth.l ~• , J,<, nU •un· l1 "t ~·)· a ntl holltu· tl ti'l::it.' ~ - hu at t nblt" l.n l~J t iJ 1t whi ·h ""'• ln-H < ttfJl dou1·. \ ~lthttUl th,· l'\tHI t dl nf hll'~' . tllllS ' t' fn,Jn 'Y h~ l lll u1unL. \Jl tld. {' l!lli~1 Y. ~ ht n· \vHlfl Vt. nv 1Ht 1Jt ·n. ' • • • • • • et J j :\~ rtut• h i r;n UHlCh in~s t.n t. or 11 t;4" '\f ith ~·otlt ~\0; ~h.: ·1 ~.: the. ~PH · t'on~e~~ uentl~· · tilt ~\~, 11, h at :1.;-.\..tvus. ~ • La i ~tl,Hl\t.'~l i in luilllug " and 0 '1a·hin.,. , hjch ga· • en1~' ·'-)~ n1t_'ut h u 1 and " '11H~u~ i tuankind' , ~· 'les .. ,ng, \ :it}hut \Vli,·h lndniduea.ls ·n :t n" • • l uJ ' ,· .. 'll e i } laaug t . Q -'l'!~O. ·1G ;1: ,::inu~t jc.; 11€' "' hv hH k... n the ffi d .' ide oi t.hiJ1g""- l1 ·1 a e11dency to exag·­g~~ ·a e th:\) £ ·:1-s and .~01netin1~"' \' ·n tbe lJless. i ng .. of life4 "' Pe "ll1USD4 lJ rba~. could not he cia.~ ed a.s a di ease ~ 1 it:> early tag~. hut it i .. higl1J.~· cont.agious and doe. qwte of lleC<Jrn a ~eliious l.h J onic di5tUl bauce of a _,. t J tU~ .. t)pe. It is confined to. ~fo la. 1 age ot; ex. 1o one is inl­~ tu e from it nd all Gf tl " ha ·-a felt its effects IDOl'~ ~r ltss. l!iaac i\I: ·ca~ .. un, ~ an article on his impressions of th(1 many !:)u~ee s fuJ n1en h~ ~new, stated that "Con­~ kruc.ti~ e 1 ~~ inusm" ~!l his opinion "\':a$ responsible rnor than ans otllel'! 011e thi:ng for their achieven1ents/J That i t:{;ee. =ul "nen ar n:ot too <rptimistic, but h"' e a ll·:tl,it o! taklug ... teps to avoid the \Voi·st, should thert- p a f' s:1bili ... '" ot it occurring, consequently he. ruE= not. caught una \·a1·e8. V\"e to· ~ the CIJ.nlpa .. y of an optimi t, because he dis­pe glo Jfll and &-pread~ sun ... hine whE-Tever he goes. Ho,ve\ er. tLe optim= t is less cautious and perhaps n11J e liabh:! to drift inte trouble th.an the "constructive es.simi v Christ said ~ ~ \Vhich of you, intending to build a iuw~r, ~itteth not down first, and counteth th:e eost, hether he ha e sufficient to fin.i h it? Lest haply, after 1e hath laid the foundati<>-n is not able to finish · t.~ That is '·Coll.btructive pessimism." '4.ne optiwjst tnjght ha¥e said, 'Oh, Well, I will la3' fr-e foundation and trust tn luck for the 'wherewithal' to Juild my h OllSe~ '1 ()f coot . e, ()De can Le too p-es;:;imistic as well as too optimistic a little of both is better. Perhaps, t\VO pa.r+.s uf optimism rnL.xed with one part pessimi m is ''f ~omtructive pe.~simisrn'' and is a more effective tonic in pr-oducing . ucc,e.ssful men and women than aD over­do .. e o1' either o-ptimism or pessimisn1. Anythlng for a Laugh · Mo e· <va;;;.:ilig cen1et.ery) R-r-a.stus, i"' yv' afraid Of g .. g-~IOSt:)? lta:stwr-.A.h sl'tould say not. Dey is jest jokes to m.e. Mose D-d ... den look behind yQ, and g-ge1. a g- g·­guod laugh~ 9 '~ll.~ Sl' RIT OF 'rilE •JIRJH'I~, f. . .,_,....___......., -- In ~· 11ii H ()f tltt.: JH r1.r dUu)gt~s ic J.a .. HJlrl rg l'l io t h~ ur:=: of the ceut urie~. Ch r ·i !-\tl.l;l ~ sf ill j~ ·h n:~o t J (\pul 1· ft' o'-itival in the nLnclorn wvt'ld. s th ay Ct Jn s nlt-ll l'l ach yeru tht:~ ·pirit. oft (}sea~~ u r illfll .~. - •··' ·' be1· ~-a ~pi rit \ .. hich i!") cha.raf.:terizcd by .1 i nilr ­ous exp n~iL)n of ki·nd ly seuti1nent. '1'ypitied as it i l>:v the Christntas tx"e. t he Yule log, the holly ·'*vr aU\ an the n1i tleloe, yet ihe g.r eate:·t and fin >:"t n1 tern of thj~ h o-liday ea .. on is that unseen but ev~r-pre '"' nt factor tbe '~.PiJ·i. t, of helping th t. is i11 ever ' hun an breast. "''hi spirit_ oi~play itself pru:ticular · in connection wiLh our group insurance program~ Unde-r th.is plan o1:en and \Von1en co-op rate ' itJt ou .. e anoLher and the company co-operate· ''"ith 1 he emvloJ ees to bring about a peace of nlind through insurance protection which guards us mutu~tlly & ·er.~ day. Our group plan is a grea~ bu rrlen-sharer, a .. syn1h>ol of the htunan feeling ~\7hich is h elping to keep the Chri trna~ spirit alive throughout the entire .v-ear. It is the hope o1' this comt.J~my that tllls sense of fel­lo~ ·ship and <!o--operation and ..~ ecurity for the future will he1p n1ake the Ch t"i~tn1a ~ of it$ ern plow ees happier, and tha.t their Ne'v Year ~1ill be pro ~pereu s and fruitful. OLD TOYS .._!\ND CLOTHING REQtJE!-)TED· The f1"oreman's Club l·ettue~ ts aU who have discarded toy ..., or clothing that can be re.paired tQ leave them a.t theY. M. C. - . If not con,·enient to leave· thetn at the -~Y'' please notify M~. Suttle and be 'vill end for th~m. • Toys and clothing w iU be recondH,ioned and distribut. ed to unfortunate children. l~et's All Go Wl1en the Erie train announc-er went r adio: u A.IHl no\v, folks, give the 9:10 Erie Lin1ited a t rial . . not a jolt to a carrload . . delicious scener.y. . fron' clean win-do\ vs .. a peppy ride1 When the musical note sounds it \vill be exactly 9: 10 and the Lrain will leave ft~orn tTack ·five .. your annuunce1:· is Harold ~rnithers." - Dixects the Bank Old uldy ~on, can you .rlirect nu~ to the P opl 's Savjngs Bank? Boy Ye:-;. uu1, for a quarter . Old Lady lsn,t that · might. high pa , my bo , ? Ht>Y No, rna' am; not for a bank diiector. · • ' l PAUL _ on of ~r. and ~lr . Connie Henson ll.~LL \VE BORROW OR WITHDRAW OU.R SAVINGS? • Shake. peare has \vritten, "Neither a borrower nor a J~nder Le, for a loan oft loses both itself and friends, ·while borrowing duBs the edge of husbandt·y." This statement b.> true in most cases, but there are e-xceptions as \Vt hope to show. 1n the Champion Sav­ing~ and Loan Association every sha1·ebolder is a lender and 11:) qualified to become a borrower with ihe proper enoon)ement. As this arlic]E; is written l(Jf' the benefit of tho~e siuu ehvld ..-:rc having a. touch 01.· n1ore rlluD~Y jn the Aslf'•Ciatjon as th~y \~jah 1,o wilhrlra.w ()l' bcn-ro\v w .. \vish to s1 at lhat it is v ty "asy t() ~.>htaiH a loa11 when the ehareS COVCf th~ UulOUl t; L .. Cdf.:d. 'j 'j I~ prOC(:tdUl'f' f:ullo P-d 1s the . ::!f'Ylf; af., fc,r : r€~rt.dat Joau ~xc..:< .. pi th;;~ nr, 13JJrf (JJ -::t~J"t; c ' l' ~ rt!1jT1tr ,l] \JH(t~~S 1he JJt::f:t QlJ 1. /1\:lt· I <t ! LJ .vhicl l'f.tSC his ~ifc \)t her hu. l1aud IJE ttslit}d t·,(J igo t H~ J,(,LC },t .. !J. 'fh nvf ' thtm M ()( l f h rough 11tt· Gr dd. ('(HIJn1itt(•{. I l l f11 UlHhtl fn~ 0~ )\ \:VhPil a WltitdJ•a.WilJ i t n ru.Jf! 1-..' 1·1H..I t}ajy ${ n(-' t~Ut ' whit!h ?ld.Y t11Jt b br'~ r 1f t h ~ UJ(fl v rdH t1 1\lld th .-) A - <~ ·iatiiJJJ ' f h •:.>·~ ldrJ:f IH· li f(l. tl :1 f , llowr:.! J . 'J'he ; h: f ~ CJidf...r (a) }}jruinJ, l1 -s 1• 's tthJlit)' U> lVf.), f<H l11l , hahlt of thrift ,. t.t ,r)t he Jflwfn 1 ., tn:.tHPl.lt by :ilPady \Vltlt dn1wa . lt) . f( . . •i i '1 . J:t::.nding t.}l~ ,:) a " per. f )£1 c }Ufd h> ve o~n _a, j Y. , . 2 •. : I • d·ty· aJI yc ·ar, ~· tl'i U1 ·n <>J • •r! o~b~r fir sud·l n : dde to Wit.hrln.~'V aJ1 his ) ' tf' .-g fot• .. u~a. m fi> • thi wen~ done ... t hcr1 h~ ".vo lf'rl lo~ h .. s inte.r.est f J~ \VhOIP p•.l r1od of . a ·ing ·~ lii~J ·~ ,,L,fd e a li Je u · te than H clollar if a 3 ;./~ dlv i ·end ero ec1areiL n1cney \vere borrower] and m,ifi hal'k ·· n a1' J3f tbe dl· - .ideud \Vere declat·ed then. tJu: lntere t r.-:et;tv!Jli .. ,. E be n1uch gJ·eater than the iut :rest' pait on the 1 'u lba result \roulu bP a n t prr,fit. fo · the I rr ~w :a .o a l<indJier fee1ing to,va1·d hi· .>.ociation. 2. The Association (a) Constant withdrawals on ~hoTt notice cau es an unhealthy appearance on thP Treas•trer~,. b L:~. t might be that th€ withdrawal was made fv?' pa.:n1~ ,. of a life jno5urance premium or some other ··pwif · I - pose that the indlvJduaJ had been prepa.ri.ng to meet. but it al o could mean that the sharehuider t.ad he<:CJ · dissatisfied with the Association and ' a. (7e tlng 1. and giving a pleasant excu e. (bJ The C1·edit Committee is ha1upered in grant· i:rlg loans to deserving applicants that really need t'le money due to the fact that many calls may be ma'"le on the Treasurer by member withdramng their 1a~n~ . This condition reduces the efficiency of your organi­zation very much. It is urged that every men1ber cout-e1np!atin~ Hh .. drawing his or her money fur Xmas think V\. r is· the best and mo t sensible policy to put"~ u.e f ti e individual case and then see lVIr. J. L. Worl:!J o1· .a~· Tate for any final explanatjon .. or in tl · u~dtn- L. E~ GATE~. ·ee,· t<U). CHAMPIONS VIN6' LO Nov~mbe r 10 193·1. ftec~iv 1 on ~~11arc s H eei vod on Loans .. " .. ..... .... --·· -· . Hcl'(· iv~:d ou Enl . 1•\·c~. lu1.. Nil ( !t'rt.ihc t ! (If fk•po~)f· • ' I 'Ptal • . ... .. ., .. C.' t•f' ll1TU l~l~S • I~ ~t u nd' tl w' ~h fU~c ;-.; ~ ~ \. ()t II :-\t'H ~ IH vi ltl i. t'lid • ·rnt I. • ·i 7 i, 1 uG.l I L) .r: ' 1 • ·'-' l,J ..... ) • • • ' { .l .... .,. • ., l().~lf - , l I t\. I '! . ·~~~ Ll . • • • • . o ·e: · bt!t :1 . 198 J . . ................. 2,6:l4.60 l . •'- . . • . ~ .............. _ .......... . - -.-...... .......... _.. . .. --· -- ......... ... ..... .. '..) b.. •• - "'. --.......... .. & • -·... ,; ... .. • - • . .... J~60 ' -~ ............ ..:IP!-·--·--···- '· L ·- .. _.,._. ·- . ... .. .. GOOd Re-Setting '· .· \' h~ e ::i; "rH~t-•u n~· o \Tite ab .. .1ut: ug·gest" t l roL nd. c.on1pa.n. ' nil.astt.:t" n1~chanic, • "~ :0 d·re LiU~ tl; ~atj faCtOry removal Of a ' ~ •• rj ! · ~ \ orJ, ·a eFeditabh~ ex.ecUtt1d • ,l l!·h·, ~e 'vho 'Wfntt about their du- O\' ()Ur stutfH attitude. The ............ 1K ne of-the most attractive. · ,.. ia ·n. Aeti e Presid~nt ~ -~l - Ci~m.i.iion Y. M~ C. A ... has .. ~ded an­~ ... ·. g ~ · .lire to its ah·eady attractive list ~ -Gf A·~ ·.re~h.:Gn~ a<!-tlvities A riding €1uh. Gnnnar B ... gt ic proll:lQter and leader, has been ,. (}::eu pre ·dent of the ne"·ly organized ·i~l ttLe L'llo-\viag corp~ of assistants: Mrs. _J.\ • ., f' ;b1TJ on, .. :t""e·P.:resident; Miss Helen Grogan~ ~ ec- ~~ .., '3.-:d :r su~ er ; Ernestine Smith, Chairn1an of f'Jl. ·cit,- au :J. ~na:ttk .. Allen, Busin-ess l\.1a.nager. Un- , ·I .... tJ e !~-- cJe.rsnip of Gunnar, who has already been . so af t~·te ce-o eration of the other officers, this clu} ~}-t:iuld gr,D . ~ L:; leapS- and bounds. The club was o~ 1 jze;-: !O~ 1he purpose of ltorseback riding. A half dv'b . n ·i e 111 hnro:-- are now located at the John. Allen .. a· e~ H igh}· nr. PaYks ~here they can be quickly and ,,..,u. it, (ti ; • jued .... ;:r plea;:,ure jaunt by club members ·lt -e1 a rid corning on.'' The new club boast" me.m. .. J 1:~ at presenL 'fh~ Dramatic Club :est i.s gr-v,ving in the proposed Dramatic Club ~~h i r(IB i~e~ tfl be cornpletely organized b~· uy" if;cial. . ri~lfn the u~xt few days. Secretary Suttlt:!s \':A£ l :p .. ~ ... ~ · e <) "€1 tlte prospects of the new clab when a; J r ;_tcheil ouly a few day ago. Clllb rnemhers ro~t :n t h.it:al <:v1tft:renee Monday night, No ·ember 20. -~,~ i tere-F.ted jn this means of recrea.tiou and paa­e u'tged fi> eommunicate with Mr. Suttles at the ~eir ea.t1iest couvenienee. • f ~ood F~nouJ{b 'l~hnugli " rtt ndrnii J rt n't have the lt~~ ~ fJil d d• st in t~ e et un · t t·.v b_ut ()I. ·rt L ~ i.. ph n.t.\r g'tlt)<.l •nf> 11~6 h fol' n11~; (~x. <J i'llH! i Jint Hardin. Hoard 1\ljJI fuJt). JllHn, 9-·J,J}, ~fH'•)utc h> Cnublll :fn> n a btic·f hir J hLLnt la!olt '"'='''k. ,Jjn, is a,. l hun1er \vhn J-.n,)W ~ whc~ • f' ·tJH·.v 't.re J t·for~- h:~t; l(';l.vc. the . i ty. .I t:s nu \"OJ d(>L' th 0.1, J irn ~dnli n ,. rr ·j xy Lecat j e th e~, ha vu ~onJt:'th i H}~ i tl eon1Hl1Hl ; J,.,Qt h ;Jf.e u li ltl<• .-.Jo\ \,ut unns:ub· ct2 rtain. .Jjn'l sf'lclvnl, if eve•·, nlis. es a ~hot aud \'hen Tri,,v ft~Hdl y po_init-t LhB quail ~re un ... ucstionahl~ h rc, or :-tL lt·ast til is Jl;~~ been n1y ·pl~r­i c ·n<.\~ \v it;Jt Lh ~ fot·•. nHill and his St{Lf~J· rlog. Son1e Ra:bbit liuntet· J i nrrnie luun be r~, plt y~ical director· at th c '· Y"t has a \~·eakne~ .. fot· rabl>1l hunti11g and e1nphatically refuse8 to in1va.tt any kn<nvle<lge 'vh.~ts oever about his "happy hunting grounds.'' Jin-unie gets the cotton tails \Vhile hunting alone, but appaeently c.'pet·iences some diffi­culty in bagging sufficient quantities to tell his friend 1\bout \vhi1e aceon1.panit:'d by other g·un pointers . Jim­mie adrnits frankly that he has much· b~tte1· success \vhile hunti11g alon~ l>ecau$e man~ fa1·m.ers object seri­ously to so many hunters. invading their property at the same time. This, I presume, is responsible in a great measure, to J'in1mie's consi ·tent success. I shall make every effort du1·ing the ren1ainder of the season to prevail on J ilnn1 ie to take tne with hun some of these frosty mornings to the land of "plenty rabbits" and where no one sounds an unexpected warning fron1 arnbush: "Get off 1ny land and get off now !'' More to Follow Things ''Seen and Heard About the Plant" are few • and far between this month as I have had little time in which to pre1)are readable information concerning pe<>p1e and things. Next n1onth I'll ma1<.e an effort to qualify more fully in this department of 'The Log". There are plenty of happenings within the domains of .. rhc Chanlplon Fan1ily and your co-operation will be appreciated front n1onth to n1onth. Broke the Post A puUma.n porter '\Vas thro,wn fron1 his c r \Vlt n the traiH wa$ derailed and he Ile'v ten feet thr ugh the air before he hit h ad first agaillsi a coucrete po ·t. He lay in a daz~ ruhbing hi? head when the conrluet r can1 • runntng UfJ. •'G r·eat S<!.otl, man.'' c:riod lhe· c.onducto1·, •·aren't )' ou killed ?u "No/' said th . porlPr. • dat concret.e po,..l n'u ·t },avQ broken my fall.'' · !2 ' h~tni·t i tht: ,. ti1U"Ula,l:tl •(r:nv·t I t ; .. ll t l · t tl. ~ ll ·:t \ 1.:' t'\ d 'l' ( f t'PrU \ • rd ""< · ~ t on. wo0l !llld ::-i k. r • f lll'lallj' 'lib itnt s E · n11 n~ ~~ a;: • r ~ n1. ~ il .,. lf~ol·iug· f •bn<\ h· ~ l·~ "1 Ol 'lllf CtUt 1 U . l rl til.>l illld '0 J1n t. \ l t ir h h t•r t Yen v 1 y 1 ~"'1)Ular. T!lf" n~w n1e. . ho ~ ("~f Hl king ul tit ut ..~ 1 t:' r o "tl n. ,,.o ll and sil - i not at. HH like the n:l~ Chod b vrhi-ch ~ yt1n i"' pr uc d . h1 he prod ucti n nf .ra.ron, wood ~br and cot\ n lint is dis$olved in chen1ical aud t hen . .._ tt'rt~d "lu-ough a ~p i n neret into line threads, but th .ae\V f~ tiC i~ l r J uced bv . tracting long i ndivi­dual fibre ol pur~ cellulo e f ron1 wood through certain e 1en1ieal and other proce-- e re-cent}.\ perfected. 1 i~ said that the long fibre of pure cellulose clo8ely resen1bl ;) COt. tOn fibre, and can be carded, spun a11d ¥rov­e 1 ju-t a. cotton is handled. lYe are told that r.For some tin1e science has lmown tha th~ e long cellnlose fibres exjsted in '"100d , bat the prob1en1- ¥/hich has appat·ently been solved by Ger­man chemists ,\·as how to get these fib1·es ont and cleall them without br eaking t hen1 into pieces too short • • lOt SIJlllDJn g. The ne,,~ material for cot ton, is called ist1·a, tl:te ne\N' wool is e.alled \VooJstra , and the name for silk, is Silk-st& ·a# ' \- i~u~a. is the basic materialr and ·by combining it '\'ith a little real wool or siJk, the other two are ma.de. It is expected that enough of this new wool and silk can bt- p1 oduct;d in Germany to make sufficient mi.xtQre to supply the entire country "·jth all the cloth that js n~.eded . u • It ~s claitne<l thal th is roa tetial can be used fo1· vil·­tuan .. ' ever.\ tltifig that n1en and women ·wear fron1 };nyede to €vening go,., n ~. It can also be used for bed sheets) lJi flc,w ca.ses, curtains, tovJe!s and <~vexythh1g tfJeit cotton doth and ftne dress goorls are used f or. Th ba. is of tb.~ id12a i thP, detenn jnation of the Natzi gov­/ tnm~11i t{J make lie1·rna1 r in clepr·nrlent of raw nlatPri­ul ~ f ro1n al ... ,·vad. Y. M. e. . l (JT ~s •• ±:£ sr A1 tN<: 'Tihe u·-y·' StHU i't$ ·n ~~d PJ ( c:- hntt'(~ " f l h~., ·~J· u t.ilJ J.( ft j nl~ ; t th .., Al t))'Jt y-8 T h( IW(J('t ' J H J'r rH . knt iuv. \· tll ht· u ~ t d fvr 1h c-~ 1 uou1oi i~ ,u ,r fJ, Y. M. ', · . '' ' d · 01.11 ~ ig tJ«-1 Cn. fn t ,gl~~;rri. . . Ma11 \ IJf (JU l ' IOUH1'.' p••t 1 Jt_; ~ · ct ~ JI jc,3tUg Ht ~ .' .wfl tf~ v1,tt r. t.hc"' 11 Y'' HUll ;.J. vl ~it ~n . ~ ,h e~ Hiul i vp ~u ~ J'Y. • LOG ~ ~f , 7 •. 1 P. t · ' r_: t uti ' f · n · · • • - T..t ""! ..... rt ·~ tJP fJ .-,... J- '1-ll nn i l emil l qf th•· ( · ~ •. lciH. rlt .. 1 irtg dU be nutd . ~n, ll cv~.;nu, g b~innir g i· rbt\ of th i ~ ·., l and t h , 'inner ~ ilJ ~ gL· .. , ii K~t g. vd t<>r tltree ho,ll· ·a rng. lf .' r,u ha e ll( Jt tr;ed It I ._ l·nifr·g y_t ask for ~ rr ~e ticktrt ~t hf~ Y:1 • • The Bowling AUey · at the Y. M. e. . . hav been re-pau: ed and thj:-; rwi• :ity is uow in f ull ~~ri ng. A Lea;g.ue con ·i ·ting of ~ ix tewut; ha~ lief:n organ.tz~.!'fl and '"W swing into act i(m t his week. 1 hi · vrcganizati•Jn ill l)Q\ 1 Ashevi1le, We.:t Ash.(:! vil. le, BFevard . aft other v\'e::;tern North Carolina teams. 'fhe highest average Lowle1·'-J ew·n · eek v. iU • lected to repreoent the ·~y~~ in con1pet ttil.. )l1 ~~J' tl.l tean1 . SQU~~ItE DAKCING The Y. M. C. A. Squ ru~e Dance Club Jneets e f:ry er;­O ·hd ancl.fou.Lth Tbut :sd~y ln each month 'it-jl 200 rhen1· bers. 'fhis club js now unde.r t.l1e leadership uf G~urge Hange1·, and George keeps th ings h umn1ing. The Sn1a.thers String Band furnishes the music and \ ':!: a 'P a jolly time. This elub ·will enter dance teams in all coropetiti" ~ events and hold many contests of their O\vn. What is your hobby? Tell one of the secretaries at the Champion Y. ~I ' A. ·1naybe he ca.n help y~Hl to enjoy this hobby to h · fu llest extent. ~laybe you can assi t the sec!'etar: in enlisting others with t he same hobby into a club. 1t your hobby is dancing, either round or square, jQ. 1 \J ·\ ·200 ot11ers now in action at' the•'Y."' \¥ould you ti k~ t~ learn 1nore about dancing, any kJnd '? I'h~n ee ~Irs. Sherrill at the "Y" and t'nroll in thk> cla ·. Ii' ~ ou r hobby is hunting- OJ' fi ·tring, then join \ ith 130 -.nht:r at the "Y" and eujoy the,se g,n~at sport~~ if rnur h~lbJ i~ horsebacl riding, join t.he ''Y'' r iding club ·u1d ~H Jt)\ 1 his activity. l\1aybc it'$ ulllSic. N. J. f~obert. .s i.: nt th ' ·~ y· · J • \ ." to teach you t() pl ~y an>· ~ f. ring in ~tJ· u1u c:~ut. Mr. ' t·i, hn.n1~ )~ad ·r of the Chan1vion uand, "ould li k ·~ to t tk to ou about any uth f't" ld.nrl f il1~h: utn ut w tnu~tt•. · 11.' it. i ~ birtl huuti.n ~ . ula:bt\ y ()U would hk ~ -u l)fl.~cti ·u a Ua qy•, ~kn •l r•an~c o1a f l ~ ing t a rgt"t . l t' tt tlt'. joil tlul "Y., riflo lttb lf tt i;.; bo \'lin ·. v ll~r ball. i •a. urd.lmll, L;u· WHt•k, tl) t \'(}1'1\, ' inun1lll(, or ~l\) ntllf pl1,\ · tt·, l Ul1li\it y) ) lHI nut fill f it 1\t th Hr ·. ' . La , ht.~ lHl wu tl1l hk · tu pJa ll<K"kt t or <'urt' :.ut D1l-­h~ u1d -l WJlh ~ vut· [r i )Jhh , t'tHI~t· to ·the·~ \ ,.u .. , .. , ·" ~· ·,; lari .. :-; un• uuw \ or1Hng )n dr·un ttl\ ~ puUlk ' f H:.n hJu ~ . t 'l 'uft :(, IH\-\ tt'tdiu,t.C. · nd ~ v~tuJ oth .tl• bhtt • 111 lit !hie) ·d . lU H~ i\ln,, ht· v\ ,. hu \ t nut i;; ... pokt•u of lour h lJby \'t' l. II . th ·· \ '' t ,.t -.·btr> J uat wh,tt it is and l~L gu. • • tkar Ml--. Phi Ui ~ ;- Right h~re I th · nk ! better · pllt · J'l fU ~t1·a · gh t on t l1 e co lJect1on busi­ne.-., .... A.~ f r t lae (\lfi -hoes 1 s till h axe ne good pai r. Antiques can al1\'·:aY e ad. I kno\Y pjenty of ~na ·agea.b1 :)ung n1en. But l d uft ~ed ti.e n ee. Thanks! . lr. cr. ~ . .. !lr~·ant. "·as host to the ~lain ifi ·e girL Tu ~sday evening, ~(.h/ 13. u.ner and a con1plete in­- .. r-t ivn tour. of M:ooreland House, t:ht- L~: ... e . Y. , C. A. of Asheville w.a,· ti e rtighligh t (,f the evening. It ·a.~ an unu~ual t reat and the gi ~ls are still talking a.br,ut it. T e h•ir -eba k nding elub got f)ff to a o-oOd tart itl! a numbe-r r.rf interested membe ·~ . We ho]le it ke~p g-ro ·ng. ~unnar Bobn~­dahl ' as elE:cted pre ident and with a ble r elper. we are '"'ure that he is g-oing t o make a ;:;ncees-s of it. 'Thete · u1ueh enthusiasrn around ttL. rna in ()ffice. I•icl-.ed l 5p At:vund the Otfie~! 'JA.m ·sin a PECK (Jf trouble. d() not ant to Sr" ftRUP any~ thing, no~ is it our desite t<) N~~G • ._ r 1 {)H ' ir1 ('Hl PLh r pconl~· ~ u.ifni '='· l nt ~' ' nrwlPJ \; t<~HCI that • v. n LD h';'-t~· h.1t t• d t.-, (,1 ' TI~! I~ al Hlt ht.' inJ! th<'- ll ~:"' \Pl ·: r' c~l the l I< H~J·" ~! : t. l\ \' Lf, 1 '\ <: C Ll 'J • .. • · < • ' i tHO 1 ·ll i r ~!' ) • 't: l i ' ~ ·' "'l ' J l nt n-nins: ,:rhb"' ·· \Yh:tl briug:-: j c n t tht_ \ fl'ic( i hi · u1o1 ning '? '"' ·'Oh. 'n\ \ t ki \.,; in Frfln ' t \ . Jlab bur- 1 nn.'~ ll~.:. · t t\d• ~1 [lD l \Vhi]e , hf.' is • a'~~ v. on l i •r h n ..\' 111\ '•Ht, .. h c.Uld .1tn1 .. oh·nH.Hl cu·e gcttiHg n1ard ' ci t~ ' la,, ~ · · " \"PH of ,,n thing ·. they pull ·d nu ( er on us a ll 1' igh t an<i tlu ~ i li:allo,ve'en and it ,~tas he1<f n1 n th e1'· ~ \Vedding day, ho·w 11ice !' "llello! \Vhat js all tbi : about Larl :.c. i o1 gan ?" . rrlaven't you heard ?" ··E~_.u·l is next in line ~incc .J inl Colen1an took the fatal . tep, t-tnd he is clutching at his bache lor­hood robe .. li1 e grim death. He haR run a\vay on a vacati011, bo at~. train , aeroplanes 1" ''Foolish n1an ~ · ' '.All tha-t won,t do one bit of good.' "How come there ~.. as nothing in the LOG about Mr. Secrest go­ing to Cincinnati on his vacation?'. HBecause. he slipped off ·without let­ting the reporter know anything about it." "But a good 1~eporter v.rould kno"' anyw-ay." "Do you notice how happy Sibyl Wil on seems since she retul,l( from her vacation in Nei.v York? ' "Oh, yes! But it was not the va­cation and it was not New· York t hat SibYl was excited about. It • a~ the gentlen1an friend that lives in New York.H To !\1y [)ear Friend Paul~ Paul Cra.ig has r-eafly missed his caU1ng! Ft'nrn . ales and ftgu1·e~ and tonnag~ and hauling To ditties and "pon1es17 and met~r and rh thm A car~t· so uohle an(l :fine cotJld be hi5:.'n! Sincerely, DAISY BURl\:"ETrE. John ~ What 's a ;re<;tHn u 1 n ~ .Rapp : CH' . about $25 a \Vc.,.c k un­le~ s he CJWlr~ the t;~$tauran~ .. • .\ Ln. 1\1oth r (iou e . l)cme ki ~s hot, ~orn~~ k i · f" Ol' 1, Sonl e c{ott' I{ i .. :. l in it t.h ev·rc' tnlrl. • S tJlnP k i ~::-t f a. t. ~(JJl 1c kis~ ~ f ow · fl_,h os tha,t d n't ld s r don' t kno\ . gh! M:::t.) J help yon to sonle l oiled 1·ice, lr. , rnjth ? asl{crl t he land­lady of the ne\~- lodger. To, Lhn11k you, ·eplied S rnj t h , fi eccel\·. J "'iee i associated with • the \·vorst mis t ake of n1y fj f e. Hunting heap Collision On, J ohn, scTeamed the excited ~~oman drjver , the car i .. running a\vay·. Can ~· ou top it '? asked the wor­ri ed hu band .. No. Well then, see if you can't hit ~o nu~ th iog cheap. Squa1·ing Thing .. Pat (q u ~:a jll) Listen, lVIike. 1 owe Kelly a licking. !vlike I kno\V you do! Pat And you owe me a licldng! 1\'Iike That's true as wheat ! Pat \ l e.r ' \Vell. If I die you give Kelly the licking that I O~\' e him ~nd you 0\7e me and that'll 1uare things all around 1 G-r-r! Dad, said the kid; \Vhat i per­sonal liberty ? It's 'what a man e change for a ·wifeJ ~on, gTowled his dad. H,elpt Help! Stranger at cro ssl~ond s stor : \Vho' ~· the clo · -mouthc(l 'fellovv over th re on the con1.er? He h asn i ~P 'ken a ·word in the la l t en n1in­Uit:: . Another village loafel· : Hin1 ·. 'T'hat's ]?ete Blaekrnore. I-Ie ai 1,t cto~<'-tn onth ed . I-1 's ju ~ l waitinp: tor tho s tor<ek•·cper to lting· bac:k the sp\tloon. • • I j • • 14 PAULI1 :-E D~oghter of Yr. and Irs. N. K. Drak-e • I OUR SICK l - 1\.frs. R. H. Warren has been in the Hayv-;ood County Hospital fur treatment, but 1\•e .are· glad t0 re­port tha.t sJ1 e is improving. Afrs. V. R. Bank , is in the Tor­burn fios-oitaJ under the ca~e of a • ph }'SiCiaP... . flo-eli Burre "s ,vho was operat­ed on at tlre Hay·w·ood County Hos.­pital recently is gettL'r1g aJ ong" fine. BjUieJ the ten }rear old son of W. F. Brown~ is hnprt)~lng flJHowiug­an oper~tion for appendieif is. Vt. Ji'. Hall i·· still con. fined to. his hcm.e ~uff~ring f.rom rlleUrnati .~m . l~. 0 . V\1ilSOflr whc~ h~~ bean t:Hl the sk~k hst fot f.t rne tirrt.Q i f r!f,.. ing hetteJ .. Ed~Ja~ th~ JitClt~ daurtl~tf·JJ wf P.1 . . and M. ;-). n~klJh~Y . 11)'tathF ' ' • ho W~'> in t hr; N.orhulp_ IJ '~J1itt.el '{or trcatrn~nt, is p, iH v 1 t')' ic.Jc. M J"S. \1.. l·T r u fiG(,• h rw l)i .. t .. ll lt H­dt 1 ih': r·,n·c; 1f a ph:v• j{·r:tH fo ~oms~ tirn €, lJili wt u ru1(• 1'"1~ la,rHt il Hi. ~h~~ 1B sl1_g-h ~ ly im f r o-11 L Mrs. l ~. J • 3ertkiua. w-1, WH'\ Dll .. eratHd tHl ;.t Ui ~ - '()rbu 11 Hnc4Phtf r<.<C tty j..; ~~ .. t th~~i ah.n., 11tH h org<~ 'Ir;cJ· .. i~· d, th_t(J~.. 1a,.phy '(\ h ' "e t htH1lt d · ~,~l}ntl ,. vi ·~;n'" t'\.t 11· , ~ u11 ~ t. :tt: · nr · it 1p:n~l tng. uhu 1 tf • In taFJ r: . ~m f-' 1t ,._,. .... , :\h s. Ge~u~ge f { fl rudc~n . h::t'>< hi\ r. "u 'the ~k' k H .. -t fur ;t fe <la)tt;. hut . , . • t~ nr prov'lt\g. 1). . ro\ ·1.. -.r js unp O\i ng tl-ft<--r . . u iJln ~s of ~flveral da.\' . Vl e ~·re - gldri to ~ ee hiru o:n 1: 1e Job. again. • • Br rn- to .Mr. (1nd b'It.. J. E. 1 ay-ne1 Oct 19, a s·>n. G. D. THO~'! . Mr. G. IJ. Th<)l'n!Qs, empl<>yed by Perry Harbin in the delivery af coal and 'li10od for the Employees' Store, died <JVen1;be'r 13, after a sho1,t- illness. ~Ir. Thomas coottacted blood poison from a slight imjury to the right hand ana while everything possible seems to fl.ave b~en done .for him, jr·et he passed awa:y with- . - in a few days. . He ""ras a most faithful wo=rl\ex and vv-as a stJ1end:ift etti~en. He is S<urVived. by hi$· ~d:ow aud five children. His fatber -and .sev­eJ.~ aJ brotheTs a"re emplo~ed by The Chan1-pJot1 F.jb're Company: DOOK MILL P.ArRA.GRAPHS 'By .J. M. Denton With the adv·ent p,f the open qHafJ SJ~ason, ·which ha~ al:way,s; be· en n1 y ad.ooit.ted wl$akness, coup­' led wi.tll ltlf only fair .ktw,vledge ,of the gf~nerftf .Bool tnlll c~ o partn1 nt, I i:trn bh ;s n1ontb appeal itt~ to th Hl · rc.: :V of ntl eru ploY' l~S to hf" 1 kin ()I ' 'n11 ·juKr' in this b-our of rl~el)t' Rt J.l.(!f,d ttf sc~n -;il~~e c.tnll ius n~iblt• in f<->1 Hla;ti,on wit i ~h in t ht~ .futur 1 ht~ H , \ il J hP a f~Pat u r.e of :th i~ er\1 1Tl11tl. / lf:h Mt' a: ·i ,tanr·•~ of tht§ shill· }Ut1i' ;Hi•l n ·'Wlit d 1lig f•rr m~n tp f•,. •.(J, r wiih fhP ht•lp uf th( {,,.f•H .. nnH f•• rt1.f r .-.nd ntaehitw t•uurn · g. 1H · ·• it v~ L ft'f·t O•at th.l·l c'\)lntrtn Nl(•h 11 1' t!l llt \1itl .('at l r .~. \ ) ht-f of iu h> ttnnt.ivn to all 'Wit1• n1·t, t'h • - ' . •• • • !'\tanre of ;iJl f n. er.~·~n an71 n · ill 0'' pr~. ·nC ~r h · "'·' . v 'f"(; · · .1cr . · • vicjnity iJf (( g" ~~ ~ eh !00: a i t1; bh m'f,I;;.! tha:n s~1ad ra t~· n '! .. ·vif · • hail m:· dutj"' :, ~,i./~ t ltf!t! ~· tion fJ 'orn rny bnoN. g t ~. · ~,r. . ' uearfng and .Jot dow11 any R , l!JJ)te~ :von have froro tlrae ~ ;.,r, tt'me. "'~ · . mem bet tthe WE dt!a4U:lle 1s 0'1' : B of each ffit}Dth~ so let's pl~€.-par~ o~ .... caoy by fha.t pertod Ol' ''TJOJter. Ed\. tol' Phillips declares that the ~· · e-\)t W€ can possiJny get Otir c<.ap· in is entirely too kite for h;.-rn . c~n't get awav f '('"m Sk!e.;. er;.­tirely at a.nyti~ . bot: there"· person whom I'd like ·to ~r¥mall OOm}i)liment on IllS ra;r;id nnp t;ie­ment at breaking the f1 ~·ing tar­geis. He's nane other than ··Doug·· W~lker, son €)f onr ne\v general :u­perv. isor. H. Et Walker . Aooord · , to l ,arry Hansnorn~ k-ee-t ub president, yottng "'all~:er ha reg .. istered ~mo-st ir;:nprover:nent dur­in: g the past few week ev · r o.t ~ened on th.e local fi~ld . He~.; qti.(., and sure of his shots and 'h&f more had r-ather sh:oot ~keet th~n eat. Not unlike rny .. eff in the lea~t ilil fh11.t respect. ur-ve Jam in my b l l~htht"' a1 t wondet~d how l'~ e er get ('\ ay frOJn that nick-name •J-1-t'Hlk~ .. "'"0 fH $\VQ&r it ~eenlS that •t ~TO'\ ~ instead ~i b\~t~.. .. ~~ t· 1ne1 t {t ~'. t. Allen a coupl of d~. y~ ngv. "f tnl ., ~ays tha:t he'.t:. carrie thtli llln f ()!' lo th rtl('l.l'l~" Y 1- l'S. l) n.,.· t vvhi®, hav ~ ·hecn ~P nt 11;1 rut ··r rt to aTri t} ::lt. so1•ne rh_, ,~ i~i)H on th h..: t~ way ·to ~·o.n-tpl~t.t l" ~ .t\ · it. Ltu·l~ tu" ·on ' ~ l h1rtl{ ·~ bu . t 1 i. i~( 1-- n nu • i 1.1 fr il:x~ <' tJtnitr-rt>t ~ ' n , ~' th~ ' in · a lo~in ~ hnttk . l <ttl. t (tn J).~Lt f\ 1Hn ·:, lllt'l~lth '\' {\ W ~\1'\ t l'c•lll , an 41T\ I _,~ 1 t~1 h~ tlt l t ~t.t. \. t \.Yl\tn 11 ~nul ith j~ . 1! P ,l tht vHJ(h f~o- ~ P( t•at\lfL ,... t · l~J ·' ur lt w ifw:n~ fr,ttn H tlh' h~ l llil ~uHf g'P-~ th n in . trly' R :g ~~ n~ ·~ 1 • - - u . f\ ' \ ... -H_ ~it f r in , h :l ! . l .. ' . ~ ., t \_ ... , ... ; ·il1 ~ i11g.' ! t •n1 At lt-•ast t ~1t' " \~ th 1 ·uiL bnt ~\ ~.-,.d siz · \,h ~ le J :' n!an '· H> ~,, t l·~nr th t pl~ce t tHH ~hJ r. \ ):u ·t (~d 1a: hi...'.ei loohiug for • a, (• }!~ : h' di. ~\ 'll ' ,. it .: ~ rddClll,-}:V j 1 e 1" • !, • u i h \., ~ l ~ () .. t ~ '\:\a ~ ~ ~ 11 ill t1 n 1 'l ~. . ic:k T~Hl ·· b~ l)ku atng to d . .. 1ne h 1h·g nl"t>. He re-ce 1vl~ p ,.h .. ~ a rlo. f ¥n~n --Hl Jl• '\ ~1.r<t ~~i- ~ •. 0'~ ... 1U"Onli.5tl ~'il e loping ·nto a g ~ 1\u He ilound if it can ~·~---- a lit ~e mor.e ~. The \:--ocat ·on . cln ;:-•':)s are nov in :fu,l \ · 1g ag-a:n. ur~g the tw") ,. ':'C:l. s U :e ~ulphi~ Prac-tice r~JUP ~~;.1· ... ·~ Bleaching. • · (;okil'l_g} ~·. cid ~ 1 ak.1ng and. Wa.sh- 1n·:.. The.~ e ein:_t follbwed up ~ + \t ll• ~l \·:~ ... :X... · • itl1 tb.f~ Qtud-y of w<lod • ,..,a,l-:e.l· ~lakin~ r.!at.er ial. The <mn e 1·! ·1 ~des a &.t(lrt history of +he ~ '1l1u .. ·on f mn the cave man's ~ .. • \'flO anlt :n i 'e} to our modern _ et\ ,- -,, t.·ees grow1 difference · -e ,.,... en p c1e . cellular strueture. -e :e.J and h ~~ these things affect · e \:{ua1 ' ty of the paper that h .. ade frr~ru the 'tVOod. a'- e ' 1n making a personal in ~ igat}()n of ~ e safety recurd -or 4 'l'f departm li t ttud Vi/e are so t"tUd nf it J1a ~we are g..,ing to .. t • c1. i~ ;r,ight ht:r. · where evel'~· one r.ar se.-.. it. Hf::l"e 1t · s: The't·e are :;15 ne emr,\ yed ·n the Sulptlite .. ~· tt ~iuc they ha e be-en in thi ­de ~ 'men t 11€."' ha\"'e ~~·rtrked ' tot-a~ ttf , f "";\~J-~EtS ·~·ith only four rl ~ blh g ac<(den!~. which eau:ed a to ~J i~n ,t:,3::. 0 ~ on1 ~ 17 ·wf*eks. " Thr:.n nu c ,n J(l r ho.,. ~ little t in lP it alt~... for. an nct·i¢lent tu "'hap­en., u 'OU can ~ hQ"" n:tany po­Tli itJ a• ddell ~.. ... thf;~P fi)P-~l h~lV !. f'tid~d duri n-g th,.. . e -~8Q y~ar~. • , tile way, ;\ ''lile we ar · Sf*a~- \ng: \ f :\l' ·id 1 1L~ . did y !lu ~ r stop tf hi 1~ just. \Vb. g~" · r(1 ruil!-1 :ntfl ,•fh ' ?. ~~ .. f~fy it"VtC " ' at~ \1 .' ·d by ~ IH.' C 'n1-pnn~ ' '? ~fo 't t r•pl<' JH~olJn. .... hh 1 ak~ ii fo1· ranted that tht"\ • arl put tht:'tt) t \ prt•tP<:t U1( n1( n l'n u1 th .. Jna ·h tnt:' .. :. Rnd go on about t lt · · ,, 't·k cat -.h,"~ l.' n11h eding the da n~tH" thnt i"' pr " .. c')llt. ~afety d • \if-'. tn· 01" n1~ de to protect n1eH ·l 11n tn3_hin .,. hui to ~rot ct n1 t>n ~- .• ·n1 th ·h HVn care-le snes..~. Did , (1\J e\ et· ... e a rna..chine leRve i t::; • 1 i;tre in a ·o\nn and run a 111a 11 ;if>wn c.\.nd cru ... h hin1? Or a calcn­dC'lr .. ta.ck snap ~~t a tn~u1 arul take ott his finger tip .. ? If you have, it "'a n ·t \Vh11e you were at 'vork. ro a<'cident has ever '·happened" t.hat could not be blamed on either the ~1·el e 'flne ~ of the man hu1·t or hi fellow '"orkers. or the negli­gence of the nmn responsible for the maintenance of the machine or building on ,,~hich the accident oc­curred. All we hav~ to do is to go about o u1~ ,~·ork in an intelligent and observant manner and v. ... e will spare ourselves and our friends nntch suffering. It can be done, as is , hnwn by t he record n1.ent'ion­ed above. By I.Jenora Rugpes Reports fron1 Ilelen Grogan and \Villie J ustlce indicate that they rnust ha e harl a very marvelous time during t heir stay in New York. Fr()m eX-pression$ on their face one can hardly help from thinking they still have the ''Big C'itv Blues!' ~ Yesterday, aft~r a \-veek illness, Ft·ank Vet(Je l-etu.r-ned to his re­~ pect iv~ outy. l t ~een1.~ WP ate having quite a few marmages t.h e l)ast f.ew rnonth :-;. v..re ha e thi~ rnonth'. bridP-groon\ Nolan Seot.t. lJe wa ~ n\arried to R uih Lowe of W ~t Canto It. \'Ve axe glad (J see Anni ~ !\'lor • • 15 EUG~NE AND BILLIE Son.. of Mr. and Mrs. )l. J. Hall gan a nri \ l.ergie Burnette, wh have been on the sick ll ·t quite a fe,\· days, back to work again. Gue s Florence Conley 'vas g·lad to 1·eturn to work again after three months of absence due to serio lls illness~ It has been several 'veeks since Kate Cla1·k has been able to repo1't to \VOrk. W~ have hear<i she is On the verge of pneumonia. We are hoping this is only a t·umor. After spending an enjoyable ,,·eek-end with their mother it~s. Myrtle Good \vin, Billie, l\1ary J o, and Jimmie have returned to their school at Crru: snore. The .Finishing Room extends their deepest sympath~' to D. B. Vance and ,v-jfe fo-r the los of their on, ,l.1hO ''' a.. taken away Octobe·r 23rd. Adam and Eve Out! Nult: ·"rhe Biblical story of the creRtion must have heen written by a bas~ball report .t.'' • Bntt : ullow so 1'' N utt: .. rt stru ~~ out, In the blg • • • • • ____ ....,."'"ti ···- - ............ .__... -- .,.. __.. .....," ....... .......-... ,...,_..__. _ ..-. ..... . -i?. ............. ~...-~~~ ff : uu ar c;• a t 1-ue D llh r t e 1{ rnt lit.an t'r · '), ern:diath in- • ~ite ~·.ou to ( 'I t> to t ., .ofric ancf t i~'1d :·ou~, '•)i('('~ i l th }'h)lillea1 ~ .--s t()n~. 3,fark ffilrs 'at r Y l';. ' .. \ · o ~ p f ,.. h t' fYlc. n: · '" h it~ 'r a~ ·n t; "-rnat h{ rs nut in. i.n it L l ard tn h 1 e an ele·plta n t. ,, ... e ' t't·e all .. \ ) l rY to hear of tH · • a~cirl nt 1;t the ~rn~l er . althou rh i t.. rheerin~ t'1 knf'\V that no one \'.-~ ~ . <'riouslY burned. All of the • r.nen a ·e re ... ting easily at the Nor-bum H spi al and if you get a chanced ·op in anrt see then1 . LetJs all tr~· ft keep the mill jn tip top ~h~pe write they are ab. ent. l1r. Davis should be congratulat­ed on the nne efficient wor]{ of nurses Nann~ and Weaver on thjs ease. If thev .can cook as wen as ' tJ1e~- can bandage, the first aid ~ :roonJ will be the most popular place in the mill. - Charlie IIawkins ha ~ been con1- pt~irung about not sleeping 'vell nights so Mr. Trostel had a nice drum 'J)res: jnstaUed for hin1. The press i~ such a nuisance that it keeps Charlie awake t11ese aftex­nr, ons, and th-en he ca:n sleep well nights. Persnnally, I think he doesn·t 13at f:nrtugh ra isins. ]}ryan Byr<J \Vas inju~cd awhile b.ar·¥ and is suffe1 ing f rurn a strain­€ d t_ves. The r quir "(~ J ~ got after Hl .v. an "'(' rnueh that he had t ' quit <~ 11d t&~. r.t up l(}er hu iing in :-:d f defeusr.·. Bry'Jl1 waQ ~talking t h rfJUVll th{! ,;nods ir1 1 e ]I,d.ian fa h inn, t•tlv::n oiJt j1unpc·d a d~o , : Han~, Bang, Wl.,nt he ~~nn. · flo }Pl,.,. th inki og f he 'PrJij,$h ~ 'hJ'f; r',Uul ... ir,~ left in ft f.!}tJUd .of duat f<,r f h•~ btll thnber. -1 ~~~ )tHng mr (, : • hP; r in~ tl P ,,Gise ih t>os;ht er,Hv~-rd icm -..vet, 1n • e.!-· t) fl .;o ~t'!lJJ tt d i,, vJ J·w. E f~\7fu'l b, rJU$ h!. qffl t 1 u.s ~ to f • ~ .l t(Jtlf J· ~·nd dtt \' tJ {fVC fYf·u t1·t .. ht ... ·•d ;illd th1~ r1 I,UHfld UH t ·ivt<vr 1 i·" ,J w·ll }{10\"r; f. i ih t , nlt • ,.:11 •t kill a ne:wr ·,·1th fl st onl ~ ·hd ; u n, !Ju 1 J. UAfUi :C..J'Y, 1 tb Q i·U~} d, h •-: c 'J t t J d 1' il J h. rn · with d f l • ~ t · 1\ 1 • • ' Hten r ll1 Tflt\j"'~" of h tt ,., ~J oh T" n~r- l• ri 1\. 1 · 1nis ~ th«' o II, hut >toe c.d M1 k1ek. '' I ugh ~, 1~t ht:rs i h.t:•.u:1 i ng .n1Ju1H t h • J. ,o pouna deer h .i . it(rt the "Uih"'l. tla~y , but if h ~ did '"ho t ~r ne aH ''-'e ('\ n s~r,.v h(,Are il1 the v ffie~ i 1 hnt the nu~at i mighty scnJ·( ~. ff ~ (JU h ave any CO\'," Lr, In()tt­~ ag-~ see '\.'herio··: T~ompso n. \VHft Anunon. ar1d ., Bugl e >~ ~tame are tr~ ing to buy a filling ·tation o .. end in .\:our bargains. Ben \Vl'igh t had his pictw·,e tak­en th-e other day so that hjs grand­children could see what a HRa.dica:l'l looked like in 1934. Ceei1 Collette r eports that all i · quiet on the Oliver front. I guess he needs gome one to cheer him up. Fred Thon1pson has quit missing his chickens ·jnce Paul Francis got 1nar1-ied. "rhey tell me that Paul goes to church quite often now. D. J. Parris and Phil Kink en have formed 'a bacheh~rs club. We both ·w·ere jnvited to w~ddings last ·week and went around the n1ill feel­jng lTh:e the black sheep at a f~nl­Hy reunion. Ou~ meetings ax.e held out in the cold and we vtfould ap­pt ·eciate any ne\v members. (•Po­ny '' Herndon has sent his applica­tion all ready. Blacl\: liqu(JI and :-;alt CHke '"HI be ser,ved to all new mernbers. SO if you 3l'C tu'rned out drop jn. Charlje fJuckett i~ afl .. a"id to go home a · he sold his ,car the other cia y \Vith out, Lelling his wife. I.J;ooks lih <~ !3nrrw ~.nrt. ' id (~ , l ~fl.'\' D.illarrl \ViJli;;tnls c-ornt\ jn with a new sheep .. ·v in t.:O<tt nu 1 his tnornrng. ( :htiJ Ji, . l\fn HH'Y aTtrl Cl:tylnn :M•\· lt:ti1'< v ;P~ L~.-launiu g en )fnin~ b1 i t.) 1,u ;,,, !-;, 1 (\~c·th t .. r . 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Dock Robert-s claim · tne ll"r"h · potato chan1pion. hip. Be br llg:ht in one weighjng three pound_. T.he lru:gest ·ear Gf cotn we h:~ e heard of ha" ix ('ob ~ to he e r. Can not. gi e you lhc a(-tnal nanle of the grower. The Extract $ick arh.l inj ttl· lis-t is on tht' decren$-e. Ph~k Sho<'H\ ha · rett1rned to ·work. Hi"' foo w~ ~~lught ur1dt>-t a chip]>er ho 1d aud u br()ken t0e wa~ th rc~tllt. ,J oh.n Stn it h i~ ont \· i't h nn - ct., r·~'t cd foot. t[ope h~' ill he bark :; nn. W. F. t lall i. o11t '-' ith .-. • • Un·it il". hP i~ lu\ n1g a 'er. · 1 aln-rul tinl('. .. ' 11 th~ h\~~. nrt~ wishing h1n1 (l ·p, ( d.V t'e('OVt 1'.\' 'l'. . t:un·e, is bn,·~, n the j-oh. Tnn \ \~Ot. hi~ h~\11 i I" httiu~ shn. (I \'nPd nnd w n · t•H t ~i . Wt'd,:-l. c:'huos Y••u \V~nPOh 1 ·f .tl' 11, fl\ t• W<~TthlH Whn \hht ~ f l { I 1 l l(H h. tt k :-1t. .. U:t l l\() \r\•l :--~. lll ~Hl tlH• hu bnn i who hicl ~ iht rlh t, dt. h . in the l nt:t·y. ... •

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When it opened in 1908, the Champion Fibre Company was the largest pulp mill in the world. For 60 years it was under the leadership of Reuben "Mr. Champion" B. Robertson and was a...

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