COUNSELING
with
SKY-PILOT
ANTHONY
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I'aul Anthony Kurkt-r
b* Kimiuii' i'nih week this column
vs. ill be a regular feature of this news
paper. It is written by Paul Anthony
Barker, forme: minister of Clay and
Cherokee counties who now resides in
Daltville. Indiana. Ed ?
\\ liut Is Tht* Highest Expression Ol
Patriotism?
Am I patriotic because I salute the
United Sr.i < Salt? Am 1 patriotic
wnen I stand during Hie playinit ol
car national anthem? Can a Christ
ii.-i b< patriotic? Can a person be
r? *;;> and truly patriotic without
! -t being a Christian?
A person may salute the flag and
st.: alcholic liquor to thousands of
p< rsons and destroy the American
sp.nt. A person mn.v statin durimr
J:. i playing of our nitional anthem
ami then turn and bet his last doila.
on a horse race and deprive his
c.uldren o! food which they need in
order to become strong citizens of
our nation Is he really patriotic?
If you are a patriotic citizen in
the highest sense of the term you
know the history and meaning of
our democracy. Since you know and
appreciate the cost in sacrificial liv
ing of America you are not vnlluig
to do less than your very best to
the truth is to do it. It is the purpose
rtronper in character and more noble
jr. freedom than when you were
born.
What makes America great? Ame
rica is great in so far as she has be
come a home of true freedom. ?
freidom of the press, freedom of
speech, freedom of worship. True
democracy works on the assump
tion thai riKht is attractive. To know
ANDREWS
THEATRE j
ANDREWS, N. C.
Wednesday, July 23
"SHINING VICTORY"
With G. Fitzgerald and Jas.
Stephenson
Thurs. A Fri.. July 24-25
"CROSS COUNTRY
ROMANCE"
With Gene Raymond. Wendio Barrie
Saturday, July 26 i
Wv* M NG WII D
CAT"
W ith Do i Kirry, Julie Duncan
Also ? 1 i>i C taptcr
MYSTERIOIS !)1<. SATAN"
^eginn;ii{ \usust 2
"ADVENTS KI.S OF ( ATTAIN
MARVEL"
Sunday, July 27
'THIEVES FALL OUT' j
With Eddie Albert. Joan Leslie J
Mon. Tues., July 28-20
"DEVIL DOGS OF
THE AIR"
With James C'acney, Pat O'Brien
Margaret Lindsay
Wednesday, July 30
"BOWERY BOY"
With Dennis O'Keefe, Louise
Campbell
Thurs. & Fri., July 31~Au*. 1
"MEN OF BOYS
TOWN"
With Speneer Tracy, Miekey Rooncy
COMING !
"BRIDE COMES
C. O. D."
Starrine .lamps Cagney and
Mtf Davis
. ? ? ? ?
ct every patriotic cm?m to piare
of every patroitic citiM-n to place
educatiotial opportunities within the
t:rup of every person knotrni: that
persons who know ai: tiir facts about
right and wrong will choose to dc
right. America is great in sc far a
she lias offered equal opportunities
to persons irom every nation and of
every race. These opportunities must
include work, play, education and
worship. .V < ry child in America is
deserving of the best, just as every
child in the world's deserving of the
! be-t. 1 a v the American patriot who
dares also to lv a citizen of tlic
world.
America, light or wronn. but give
me America" is not the highest ex
pression of patriotism. I will not be
proud of America it she stoops :o ]
h.ite and destruction. Let America
k< i'p alive kindness when much of
our world is drunk with hate, bet
America keep alive hope, the faith '
which looks for the best, when mil
lions are in despair. Let America
seek humbly to keep in touch with |
God and use every opportunity to live 1
as sons of God. Our patriotism will f
arrise to its highest when we bring
others to Him. "who is able to do fai"
above all that we ask or think." Tin
American who lives to help brinp
mankind to God who alone can make
each one of us complete, U truly
patriotic.
Yours for life at its best,
Sky-Pilot Anthony.
CHl'RCH OF THE MESSIAH
Murphy. N C.
Grant Folmsbee, Minister-in-Chargr
Friday, July 25. St. James' Day
Evening Prayer 7:30 p. m.
Sunday. July 27, 7th Sunday
after Trinity. Morning Prayer
11 a. m.
Sermon Topic: "The Truth Is
Known At Harvest -Time".
WOLF CREEK NEWS
' Mrs J<x Henson h?s beei? iU srve
I in! cir- bu: i> reported soo>? bttui
a: this ?Mimr
W A. Burses.* and son Htm' spent
! Sunday with relative* in the vicinity
I ol f?ft P ir O.
M, and M:.s. James Ledlord o! I
i Fostell. Turn.. visiu i f: ends its i ;u j
i community Sunday.
? Howard Garren of Mountain Schoo
and San::arru:n. r!t:c::cr. N. C..
[ ?p:ndSn..- . wra' di. >\..h h.i
; rents lure. M:. and Mrs. W. L. G-r
re:..
Til Rev. B L. Mull of near Kin
' -?y, N. C.. vpent Monday here wit!
his sister. Mr> Joe Htnson.
I The Copt Brothers v. le a: the
Fublic schorl noUM Monday :iigh'
r-nd enter:. v d the I a-':; \..h t;:t ::
music and so'ijts.
Much of the smal! pratn in ou:
section is badly uamaged by the four
weeks of continuous rains we have
had.
Boiling Springs News
.1! and Mrs. Don Graves spent
Saturday night with her parents. |
Mr. and Mis. C. C. Mills.
Mr and Mrs. Homer George ot
Akion. Ohio spent last week with hei
parents. Mr. and Mr. J. T. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewe;.' Garrett spent
Saturday night with his parents, M>
,-nd Mrs. Monro Garrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gaddis spent
Saturday night with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills.
Howard and Jack O'Dell returned
Sunday from Springfield. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis spent
Saturday nigh: with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Garrett. Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Allen and Dennis
| Tests with Homemade
Paint Are Suggested
For Farm Bui'dings
Fsrmts til over the S-.a:t- air us
;ni: a homemade paint cf mor'i:
iclorint and used i.iotcr oil on l?arrkj
and other outbi .Id.vii.v iferr.e a n gct
t;nj; trurd results. bul otl.ers an
Dissatisfied. says Howard M. Ellii
E\:tn>:on agricultural engineer. Ht
v that srmr "experimenting"
b< dene.
Otuma: r mj-s. "from
three-fourths to one pound of brick
:rd raortar coloring will br required
lor < ;:r.h cailcn o! used motor oil.
The usual mixture is cue poi nd ol
rckr.nc to one gallo.i ol o:l How
tier. the blaik' the oil, the more
coining it will requite.
"The proper mix should be deter
mindiu as follows: Divide one pound
'. ted moriar coloiing into fcur
?i?r: . Place one g.illon of burr.* mo
tcr o.. into a vessel large enouc^ to
permit rapid stiirine.
Mix in two parts 'one-half pound >
of the coloring, taking carc to add
the coloring slowly while the oil is
being stirred to insure a good mix
ture. Then paint a small sec'ion. 1
about two feet square, on th" back
of a t?rn or other builrUrg to be
painted.
"Add another fourth of the motor
coloring to the riginal mixture and
paint a second section beside the
first. Add the remaining fourth amd
paint a third section.
Garrett were tthe Sunday dinnei
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Bass Graves. Mis.
Cleo and Lou Ella Mills were the
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Graves.
"After allow in* Ute oil to
rate tiie wood lor a short Un? s
spect the three sections and 4^
which mix you desire. You ar? ? Ja
ready to mix a sufficient qujW.-.j ??
cover the building.
Ellis says the homemade paint :la
be applied with ar. ->.d orchard spraj.
esr or with whitewash brushes Jlw
ur coloring may be bought at Q0(.
hardware stores for about ? cents pe
pound. Crank case draining* may 1*
obtained free from most tiUnj ???,
ions.
onj
Timely Farm Questii
QUESTION: Wliat opp? rtunitj*
farmers have to cooperate in
national defense effort aside from a
adequate production of food-fee^
ANSWER: Since farmers of
state this year expect to have mc:,
income than last, but may not b?
f.hle to buy some of the ihmcs *h/i
hey need or want because of d?.
fense priorities, they may well invtr.
some of the increased income in it
fense bonds or stamps. That Is the
advice of Tom Cornwell. Cleveland
ccunty cotion farmer and membt:
of the state AAA committee, whicli
maintains offices at State Collete
The suitor for the hand of a uotic
I actress should never despair. HU
! turn will probably come eventually.
1 Oner upon a time a statesmen
tgrtitl about some queer notions
! which they called international
law."
Incenscd by Charles A Lind
bergh's recent attitude on national
affairs, the city council of Charlotte.
N. C., has changed the name 0!
Lindbergh Drive to Avon Terrace.
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