The uplift [serial] . te;after getting too much of somebodyscandy; or you may turn off Ringoshot suds and get cut on a safety ra-zor blade. Or you may escape allthese and get paper hankies, or pa-per plates, towels, knives, or forks,or your name engraved on a hand-some souvenir, or a stick or two ofdelicious candy, w hich is nothing sogood that has never before tastedso good to you. There are twothings about my household I can shutup with absolute complacent compo-sure—the radio and an umbrella. TO MOTHER—IN HEAVEN Now there shall be a new song and a new star,A new voice in the wind to whisper
The uplift [serial] . te;after getting too much of somebodyscandy; or you may turn off Ringoshot suds and get cut on a safety ra-zor blade. Or you may escape allthese and get paper hankies, or pa-per plates, towels, knives, or forks,or your name engraved on a hand-some souvenir, or a stick or two ofdelicious candy, w hich is nothing sogood that has never before tastedso good to you. There are twothings about my household I can shutup with absolute complacent compo-sure—the radio and an umbrella. TO MOTHER—IN HEAVEN Now there shall be a new song and a new star,A new voice in the wind to whisper me; And I shall stand within this harbor bar And wa,tch a new light tossing down the sea. My childish terror of the Lord shall cease; And my dread fear of blind and horrid fate;And from my sin I shall have sure release Because in heaven She is my advocate. —Bennett Weaver. 10 THE UPLIFT THE OLD TRADING PATH Indian Heads to Mark an Historic Route Across the State from the Moun-tains to the Sea. By Old Hurrygraph. Picture of the marker located at Winston-Salem, and is shown on alarge map, on which are laid out the old trail into the Appalachian moun-tains and the Boone trail into Kentucky. The Boone Trail Association, of nection with this record of historicTiCf- ;, HamPton Rlch- f«cts, which are to leave foot-printsdetatigable secretary and director, along the shores of time. The west-has undertaken a new work in con- era part of the State has been pretty THE UPLIFT 11 well delineated by Indian heads,showing the journeying of DanielBoone, the pioneer, through that partof the State. Now this part of theState is to be exploited. The Indiantrail, known as the Old Trading-Path, is to be defined with Indianarrow heads, which will mark an his-toric route across the State from theGreat Smoky Mountain Park to thesea—the pathway over which passedIndian traders and white traders inthe 17th and 18th centuries to tide-water. Mr. Rich has been in Durham con-ferring with Dr. W. K. Bo
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