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BULLETIN
Kate
We must try to face the future
With an optimistic view;
A sincere iaith will help us
In everything we do.
Sometimes it’s hard to
keep faith in our future,
especially in times of
trouble or illness. But it
you should feel low and
discouraged, just look out
your window and see the
fiowers blooming and lis
ten to the birds singing
and you’ll know that in
spite of yourself, faith
kept you going through the
cold winter, knowing that
eventually spring would be
here with new hope. Per
sonally, this beautiful
weather has done a lot for
my morale, and even
though I may face some
cloudy days ahead, I'll try
to remember and keep
Faith.
Several weeks ago I
wrote a small paragraph
giving some of my views
on the Vietnam war and I
called it “senseless.” This
week I received a letter
from two Navy men who
are serving on a submarine
tender out of New York,
giving me their views, too,
and slightly criticising my
viewpoint. However, I
still thing it is a senseless
continuation of fighting,
when somewhere there
must be a solution for
peace. And I DO THINK
IT’S SENSELESS to send
so many of our men and
boys to Vietnam, especially
when there seems no end
to it and most reasons for
it are vague. As for
“young brides” they are
against it also.
It’s so nice to receive
cards and letters from peo
ple who read this column.
Many times I’ve felt that
I’m just taking up space
in the paper. Then I get
encouraging letters —so I
keep on trying to write.
Pleasb, if I write some
thing you DON’T agree
with, let me know about
it, too.
MEN! This is the time
ct year when your wives
will again get the “Nesting
Fever,” so be patient. This
sounds like I mean a com
ing influx of new babies.
I don’t mean that at all.
What I’m thinking about
is “re-doing” the house for
spring and summer. After
being more or less shut-in
all winter, we ladies get
tired of looking at the
sameness of things, so we
want to switch about and
sometimes get new furni
ture and furnishings for
the home. It’s exciting,
even if we can’t always
buy new things, to change
the furniture around in a
room and do all the neces
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sary housecleaning .to go
with it Who knows, when
you go home in the even
ing, you might think you
are in the wrong house.
Carolyn White Raines,
who now lives in New
York, sent me a copy of
the following poem, which
she heard Rev. Norman
Vincent Peele give recently.
It was nice of Carolyn to
send me this poem, which
goes along with keeping
Faith:
When things go wrong, as
they sometimes will
When the road you’re
treading seems all uphill,
When the funds are low
and the debts are high,
And you want to smile, but
you have to sigh,
When care is pressing you
down a bit,
Rest, if you must, but
don’t you quit.
(
Life is queer with its
twists and turns,
As everyone of us some
times learns,
And many a failure comes
about
When he might have won
had he stuck it out.
Don’t give up, though the
pace seems slow,
You might succeed with
another blow.
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Success is failure turned
inside out;
The silver tint of the
clouds of doubt
And you never can tell
how close you are.
It may be near when it
seems afar,
So stick to the fight when
you’re hardest hit.
It’s when things seem
worst that you mustn’t
quit.
Sick List
Vandy Byrum, Route* 1;
Herbert Byrum, Route 1;
Donald Lee Huston, Duke
Hospital; Mrs. McKay
Washington, Chowan Hos
pital; Mrs. Ada Byrum,
Rocky Hock; Mrs. Julia
Burton, Broad Street.
CARD OF THANKS
I want to say thank you
to everyone who has re
membered me and my fam
ily since my accident.
Thanks to the Perquimans
County Rescue Squad and
the doctors and nurses of
Chowan Hospital. Thank
you for every card, visit,
call, flowers, food and
especially your prayers. It
has all meant so much to
me. God bless you all.
MRS. RUBY HARRELL.
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