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16 tSS C3e»o*a»rs»*»* WEEK tKDINO SATURDAY. AWHTBT 2, 1?59 AME Church's Raleigh District Holds Sunday School Convention In County S.' MRS LILLIE M HODGE CARY The Sunday School - : r'. tntion of the Raleigh District A M £ Church convened at Un ’■'>« Bethel church recently. Dr. G. f. Gant the presiding elder, and n- L v JA. Hunter was the host pas t r, p. After the morning devotions con .u; ted b-r Revs. A. M. Jones and C, ' v - Parker, enrollment, organize-- t on and appointment of committees h the presiding eider followed. Dr. Cant then turned over the gavel to Dr. C A. Stroud, tile presiding eld - er of the Morganton district, who gave to the convention his whole hearted support. All charges re ported m full which made the fi nancial and business session a suc cess The school of instruction was un de- the direction of Dr, R. W. Win ner, president of Xittrell College The convention theme was 'The ■c unday Peru ol in a changed world. During the hours of the institute the subject was u ell discussed and student? learned many interesting NEW LINCOLN CAFE FIRST IN FINE FOODS MEALS - SANDWICHES - BEER - SOFT DRINKS 33H South Wilmington Street Raleigh, M. G. ACME REALTY CO. Real Estate - Rentals - Surety Bonds Fire and Automobile Insurance WE BUILD AND REPAIR HOUSES Dial TE 2-0956 123 E. Hargett St. Raleigh, N. C. CrCK STEM or BOAST lb- 49c “ M ,29 Q Sliced Bologna ■ 39c '.mcked sau.r-a«e .lb Desh Spare Ribs lb JQC FRiSH~FISH Lhi 15c White Potatoes Mb,. *| Jjj *** Lard •• **«»• . cr “ d ", toe iliolT DozT^sic #|p Home Grown Rco! Aid ,6-Pkgs for 25C Tomatoes lb /C Fresh Corn sfm 29cl vice Peaches . ib. 5c Open Friday Night Until 9 P. M. HORTON’S CASH STORE 1413-17 Louth Saunders St. Raleigh, N, C Budget Need A id iustrial i "i ■ 1 ; yif | a«a.ta >*4» ju»_ mac] _m oo "./ ‘ B '***^§2^ ! ioooc J£ oo nee j’£oo is no ■■■■■>&' i siao j~Too i«.4oi woo if you're in need erf eesh for Jir . in, 1 ,irT,i.. 1 ....mi-mnTn-Tr«-r^TT-n-« t too ms. to j 35.00 v . itoooT nooT ft'ea e-oJoj'.-occ unexpected expenses ~, a L mmi a jjjV * ----- JSS Aa .°2 monthly payment Hood Sys too 00 V. 00 >OO it) 00 MM K >3O 00 t:-oe TCP tioto moc f em bank loan i« the idea! " '-'M* M 130 00 satoj ft M| 7»t to 70 00 _ m otf>o& jy 6o e.oo ao.os Our friendiy, | m i t .040.00 U.tfi 906 tjCM,2tt |so.OO r , , - , , fc. W m WbMm!& :^Trr''r7rHrr‘ TT-ZZTZZZ* tup loan officer wm fake a 1206 00 7? 00 9 t>o , 1,119 00. 100 00 * vyoo 10S.&C hoc iso.to personal interest in your | 2,40(100 144.00 tS.OO 3,000.00 130.00 ifi.OO 3,802-00 250-00 problems. 3,^0000 2100; O.TS.TOO The Hood System industrial Bank m y2t S Salisbury i gl’ l ’ farts on the subject The instructors were Dr L S. Penn, senior department. Dr, G. W. Troubie.field, junior department; and Mrs. A. M. Jones director of recreation actuvties The music was under the direction of Mrs Lillie M. Hodge. Mrs. Mary TV, Gan*, the wife of D-. Gant and the conference president of our Sunday Schools, gave an inspiring and helpful talk on institute work. She gave the summary of her discussion by .saying, “To build a strong Sunday School in a changed world, first—Have i purpose 2. Have an organisa tion 1 Trained Leadership —4 An enriched t’orrieulutn V Good aUendam-t* fi, Strong con viction 7. A plan of action This talk vea* mosi interesting to all. Thursday evening, 9:00 p m.. the annua! sermon was delivered by Dr. Penn pa si or of S* Paul Church at Raleigh His t P xt was taken from the 14th chapter of St John, 6 verse. Subject, ‘Jesus is the sns ver ■’ The seromn was well pre pared ard well ’ivered. The mu sic was funitshec by the Junior Church Choir of Saint Paul, The pianist was Mrs. Geneva P. Brown, ’[he choir of Lincolnville rendered music also. The v,eicoiTie program, Rev J, A Hunter in charge, was under th<* supervision of Miss Mae N. Hop son, Mayor W. H Pood made the delegation and friend,-, of the con vention fi <>J very welcome to the town of C;-u,y. We were happy in have the presence of the minister of the vnite Methodist Church, the Rev. Bennie L Davidson and Mr. Russell O Heater, president of the Heater Well Company, and a mem ber of Ihe Methodist Church. These men are greatly interested in the welfare I t helping to make the Un ion TV the! one of Ihe most out standing churches in Cary The re sponse to the welcome was given by Dr Weiner On F riday f vemng the Pm B S. Foust, pastor of Launnburg cir cuit, delivered the evening sermon Hus text was laken from the 12th chapter of St Luke first verse Subject, Peace in the changed World”. A ftp this was the annual talent program, under ihe supervisor, of Mrs. Zulu Jones of St. James Church. Sanford Mi Don Terry Hough, i- a delegate from St Paul, served as master of cere monies Those oartidpating in the dis cussion." The Sunday Schooi in a changed world" made satisfactory reports "The conte t winners were; Miss Be try Stevens of Si. Paul, first prize fm having written the best paper on the subject; Mi's Bet ty Worthy of Poplar Springs, sec ond prise; St. James Sunday School of Sanford won Hie con ventional banner T o ton dollar prize war won by the Lincolnvi!l» Sunday School whose representa tive was Miss Louise Feans Tea chers class reports; D- Ken firs* prize and Mr.' Lillie M Hodge second prize. We are happy to say this was one of the best conventions ever On Fv.day night th* ladies from the Bapti•-» and Christian church-- joined with the ladies of Union supervi ,ion of M 1 ■> Mac N ilop- Bethel in a gala banquet under the son at the Cary Elementary School whose principal is Mr. E F Ray ford. For eight years, under Dr Gam"' leadership the Sunday School dele gation has been greatly encourag ed to stay close by hi:- side so as to do a bigger and better job for Christ, and Youth Training in Af rican Methodism. Mr R N. Anders of Sanford war re-elected district superintendent for the ensuing year The dosing message was deliver ed by 'Dr. G. w. Troublefieid and the convention closed tn high spir its. State College Answers QUESTION: Doe:- si pay to cover a trench or bunker silo’ ANSWER Yes' Studies have shown a good cover will pay for itself thre* times. Best results have been obtained with covers of plas tic sheets, weighted down with saw dust. or simitar material Next best, ; n order of the silage saved, is buil ding paper covered with sawdust Other possible covers are ground limestone or straw covered with dirt. QUESTION; When can t ex pert my .Sell Bank money Things You Should ftri©w Rwlal A.D 600 SE wa. 3 first ©ONVERf/lNf »E6ANBfTM€’ FIRST 1" mmr m&msfmTof the vast mw&Mwmm. m mac/me lived toft©— bc€a m, moh mis TOMB AT am&MQm WAS OF rwr ! , wonocas of rm rrm ages / ANSWER: Over a third r.f the soil bank money has al ready been distributed by local LSC offices Payments should be S 5 per cent complete by Aug. 15. Tjr Heel farmers will re ceive a total of $;;l million un # LOOKS LIKE CREAJMi POURS LSKE CREAM! EVEN WHIPSf Camatlois te tfe® Bafe* aiawl Wfeit© Can actually brings out ticker coffee flavor than cr-emtL, It's the world's leading brand of evaporated nvTV =^|rs''S the double-rich milk with twice as much cream in every drop. Join the , i? * 3SS3 ' millions who prefer ihe workfs finest in their coffee. Fill your cream pitcher with Carnation, arnl enjoy ridher coffee flavor - delicious, full-bodied cup after cup. Get Carnation in the bright red and white can today! Heclpw on the lab©!©, tool Look for jQ^:- the wonderful tested recipes on every Carnation fi i label. Youi- family will love &ens? rTS^'" N i wiMwifflart’ k Mi B_BC .. A a / , 'frv r n Contented Cows'" j > dnr the sol! bank program, QUESTIONS Should my pprms ! rserif pasture ever be. disturbed ANSWER: Yes' There is no such Rung as a "permanent pasture." | j Even the best “permanent" past.- j • »ue will become spotty, diseased or * j full of weeds Wh»n this occurs *he pasture should be torn up. planted in some other crop for a season or two and then returned lo pasture, i The only "permanent" pastures ; which should nol be distributed arc ' on the steep, ■ mountain slopes. DEIVE SAFELY!! DRY CLEANING 9 E. HARGETT suits | in' DRESSES /IIP LOIS COATS Ip T SHORT Oslo 4 GARMEHTS gj 3 HAY SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE <sc 1 Hour or Same Day g9e ONE HOUR PERKO CLEANERS 9 E. HARGETT ST.
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