Celebrates
76th
Birthday
Mis. Lanaie Lowry recently
celebrated ber 76th birthday
at boms with Meads sad
family. Mis. Lowty was bom
August 17,1906. The celebra
tion consisted of as outdoor
cookont, birthday cake, home
to commemorate nerWRfMlay
Present were her two sons.
Cert and Monroe; nine of her
ten grandchildren,Mrs. Jani
ce Sheffield, Mrs. Cathy
Thomas, Mrs. Nand Smith,
Dr. Curt Lockiear,Jr., Milton
LocMear, Mrs. Marcia Lock
tear Hunt, Lindsey Lockiear,
Anthony Lockiear and CHnt
Lowiy. Mrs. Lowry has ten
great-grandchildren.
Also present was Mrs.
Lowry's great aunt, Mrs.
Essie Mae Oxendine of Pine
Steet in Pembroke. Chit of
town guests included Albert
Lockiear at Richmond, Virgin
ia.
Mrs. Lowry resides on
Route 2, Pembroke. She was
married to the late James
DmhiIs lanv.
Honored on Birthday
A birthday party far Cta%
Saaapaaa, aga *7, al Bt. 1,
13th at Mabaa^. Tha caUfara
?ad atap-daaghtera waa a
md fcUa"atlaadhg. Bar.
Bah Maagu* lad tha gmp la
ill?' daJjbtwi~Pa?att^"rf
BdUMN) Caroiya, alio from
BiHIatrti Lottie of Peat
brake; Betty Chavta of Max
tea; Tent Bile ef Kowlandi
Jeaa Sampaoo, alee ef
Bawkad; aaaa la attaadaana
were WflUaai [BUT] Sampaoo
ef Hew lead and Craig Samp
eaa of Aiaaka.
Special garata wen Geaeva
Tbootpaea aad children boat
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Wins
$75
From
Pepsi
Matthew Joooe, ilriitt at
Pembroke Elementary la
?hewn with hla check fer S75
woo in the Pepal bottle cap
give-away. Ha b the graed
m of Mr. ft Mis. Kaacee
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ENJOYS TRIP TO
HOLYLAND, USA
recently visited HeiyLnad,
U.S.A., remarked, "The trip
spirit."
"I whole-heartedly rec?
mead It for UbUcml enlight
?rat."
"Whatever one liket to >ee one likei to believe.
"Slowly but surely humanity realizes the dreams of the
wise." Arretole France
tjEOaMSOT*
A kit of paopls an all
log tba Ma about water.
Han an a tew faartnsting
(beta from tba ax parts at
Good Water, America, a co
alition to Udl people about
tba impoiteaoa of dean wa
ter, that you might Uka to
drop into your con venation
a On an average day, 87
gallon of water an uaad by
each of us for everything
from bathing, flushing of
wastes, laundry, dishwash
ing and watering our yards.
^ ??
? It you factor in the
water needed to create the
food and products we con
sume fl20 gallons to pro
duce 4n egg; 3,500 gal
lons to produce one steak;
60,000 gallons to produce
the ton of steel in your car)
our indirect usage of water
soars to 2,000 gallons per
day for each of us.
a Government studies in
dicate that some 96,000
miles of sewer pipe must be
installed or replaced in the
next 20 years.
? During the next ten
years, 170 of our 756 urban
areas will be served by water
systems which are 90 or
more years old.
? The federal govern
ment is turning over respon
sibility for water and sewage
facilities to the states and
municipal facilities.
? If we maintain our
water and sewage facili
ties well, we can be more
sure of a plentiful supply
of clean, fresh water. Now
that's a mouth-watering
thought.
For more interesting
facts about water, write to
GOOD WATER, AMERICA
at 605 14th Street, N.W.,
Washington, D.C. 20005.
"Beauty is its own excuse
for being." R.W. Emerson
, /
Plastic vegetable bags
mikeTOod ?hos bags
when iyou're packing.
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Ever Green
Church News
by Mrs.Lesde Brooks
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A lot of visitor* wore
present today for the dosing
of the Union. The Sept. gave
each one a special welcome.
Lesson for today was "The
Family in Society."
The lesson is concerned
with the Christian family in
society. As we consider the
subject, we should conclude
that we are to live in the world
as Christ lived, to continue
His ministry to the world, and
to be witnesses to His re
deeming power. Christian
families are valuable to socie
ty. They make the world a
better place in which to live.
It is a privilege to be a
Christian, one, we most ap
preciate and use wisely by
clearly identifying ourselves
with Christ and the Church.
Christ has opened a new and
living way to God. And since
we have already found this
way, we must be faithful to 1
Christ by helping others find
God.
In the early church some
evidently neglected prayers
and the opportunity for en
couragement which is gained
in worship. In like manner,
some of today's Christians
neglect their prayers and their
spiritual relationships. Such is
contrary to God's will and can
lead only to a falling away
from the faith.
Our faithfulness to Christ
and the -Church should be
strengthened by the realiza
tion that we are drawing
nearer to the day of Christ's
return, we will want to hear
Him say,"Well done, thou
good and faithful servant."
Proud to have Bro. Belt on
Jacobs back in church. His
testimony was really touch
ing.
Those paying their birthday
offering wen Stater Helen
Godwin, Sunday School Sao
rotary; LiOe Mary Unda Am
monia and Brother Bolton
Jacob*.
The Jr. dam again receiv
ed the attendance banner.
Worship Service found Bro.
deo Norton talking to the
congregation with hta dough
ter, Ehxabeth singing a song.
EverGreen experienced a
great staging. Special Stagers
were the West Brothers.
Antioc Travelers, Oak Grove.
I might add Bro. Wekoo
Wilkins did a great Job with
his harp. Daniels Chapel
Church, the 3 Demo nations
Singers, Bro. Hen Locklear, a
special friend of mine Bom
Detroit, Mich., Bro Earnest
Wilkins. Also the Boni Family
from Arizona. We had a great
singing. "
Please pray for the family of
Harvey Hunt. They are in much
trouble. 1 know prayer helps.
THOUGHT FOB TODAY
Lord keep me under the
shadow of thy wing...I do not
ask, dear Lord...That thou
should still the sea...But that
thy love and peace abide with
me...For well I know no storm
would come...If I could not
stand the test..So please let
me lean on with faith dear
Lord...Against thy loving
breast...Help me be willing to
stand the test...Though,
bruised my ins ides may be...
For I know that some day dear
Lord...These trials will prove
eternal gain for me...Please
keep me, yes, keep me dear
Lord...Under the shadow of
your wing...Dear Christian
reader make a special prayer
for May Family...
Play for us at EverGreen.
CAR CARE-.
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CREEPING NEGLECT
CAN BE COSTLY -
Everyone feel* a bit remits
from time to time when
neglecting such duties as
dental checkups, dripping
faucets or overdue shoe
repairs. Basic preventive
maintenance on our cars is
another responsibility which
deserves attention.
Engine tune-up, for ex
ample, is among the auto
motive services which, if ig
nored too long, can penalise
the car owner in terms of
wasted gasoline, inconven
ience and delays.
i >? ?u ii?:va
' h / n
Statistics are working
against us, according to Car
Cart Council. The average
car age is increasing while
the sine of the vehicle
I engine is decreasing. The
negligent motorist, there
fore, becomes more vulner
able to car trouble. When
one spark plug in a
four-cylinder engine stops
firing, the performance
drops off much more
? noticeably than it would in
the case of a larger engine.
How do you know whan
your engine needs a tune
up? The Council lists the
following symptoms:
1. A noticeable increase
in fuel consumption. Keep a
running record of fuel
driven to be aware of
8. Rough idling or rough
ness on acceleration.
I 8. Hard starting.
4. Piissling or "run-on",
where the erqgne continues
to run a few ?after
. the ignition is tumeKff|
8. Knocking or piiigmg.
especially under load. >
6. Noticeable drop in
powtr or pvfomiikQi.
While the new breed of
American oar Is vastly aeOre
fuel efficient than Ms
counterpart of Just a few
yean ago, M stM iranuhed
periodicesrvln MHi adjust
components to Imp M
(Mining Mat way.
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