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THE PILOT, a Paper With Character. Vass, North Carolina.
Friday, August 17, 1928.
Vass and Community.
Miss Velma Matthews, of Hig^h
Point and Mrs. Joch Anderson, of
Greensboro, visited W. D. Matthews
and family, and Mrs. Bertie Mat--
thews, this week.
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Mr and Mrs. Tilman made a trip
to Charlotte on Tuesday of this week.
Miss Sarah Rowan, of Charlotte,
called on Mrs S. R. Smith one after
noon this week
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Byrd and
little daughter, Mary Lou, of Albe
marle, spent the week-end with the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Keith. Mrs. Keith accompanied them
to their home where she will visit
for several dayf.
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Mss Fay Brewer visited her cousin,
Wilma and June Frye, in Carthage
last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. H Cox and daughter
Winona, spent last week-end with rel
atives in Wadesboro ond Monroe.
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Franklin Matthews visited his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Cameron on Cameron route, part of
this week
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Holt Rowan, of Hamlet, spent Tues
day with his people in Union Church
Community.
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J. A. Overton, of Sanford, was a
business visitor in town on Wednes
day.
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Miss Lillian Dowdy, of Virginia, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Herbert Sea-
groves.
Mrs. Geo. W. Brooks and daughter,
Misses Jessie and Eloise; Mrs. Bertie
Matthews and son, Franklin, attend
ed the Brooks Reunion on last Sat
urday at the home of W. S. Brooks,
near Jonesboro.
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Miss Minerva McLed is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John Tyson.
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Miss Bass and Ernest Rinenbark, of
of Hamlet, called to see Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Griffin one day this week.
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Aikes Breece and Miss Louise
Brinkley, of Hamlet were in town re
cently.
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Miss Elizabeth Keith spent the
first part of the week with her aunt,
Mrs. J. W. Atkinson, in Southern
Pines.
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Thompson Beady, of Hope Mills,
who is attending a Boy Scout camp
in Lakeview, spent Wednesday with
his cousin, Vick Keith.
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Mrs. Willard, and two daughters, of
High Point and Mrs. Atkinson, of
Southern Pines, visited Mrs. A. J.
Keith Tuesday.
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Will Keith, of Lakeland, Fla., is
spending some time with his sister
and brother, Mss Kate and H. D.
Keith..
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Mrs. Mary A. Graham, Misses Kate
and Eva Graham, Mrs. Dan Graham,
of Mars Bluff, S. C.; Mrs. Percy Fu-
trell, of Norfolk, were visitors in town
on Monday.
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Mrs. Dan Ray left last week for a
several days' visit to Mr. and Mrs. 1.
S. Harrison, in Anderson, S'. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Veasey, of
Winsdor, visited Mr. and Mrs. A.
Cameron Wednesday..
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Mrs. J. D. Bundy, of Raleigh, ar
rived Wednesday night to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Edwards.
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Mrs. Maggie Parkham, of White
• Hill and Miss Ola Parkham, of Tampa,
Fla., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Tyson this week.
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Mrs. W. B. Graham and Gerald,
spent Monday in Raleigh.
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Mrs. Bob Smith and children, Miss
Mabel Smith, of Niagra; Mrs. Will
Parks, of Raeford; Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Smith and children, of Newbem, had
supper with Mrs. Joe Thomas Wednes
day night.
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W. D. Smith was a business visi
tor in Winston-Salem Tuesday.
obtained like precious faith.” 2, Peter
1:1:
Behold! I stand at the door and
knock—If any man hear “My Voice”
and open the door I will come in to
him and will sup with him, and he
with me. Rev. 3:20.
He that hath an ear, let him hear
what the Spirit Saith. Some have
an ear to hear but fail to open the
door of their heart—^therefore Jesus
is shut out from supping with them.
So few are heeding the call to pure-
fy themselves even as He is pure.
This we believe is the last call. “We
know that when He shall appear we
shall be like Him—^for we shall see
Him as He is and every man that
hath this hope—purefieth himself:
even as He (Jesus) is pure.” ISt.
John 3:2:3. Listen! Have we ever
stopped to think how pure Jesus
was in Spirit, Soul, and body, and
have we ever looked up with this hope
fixed and settled in our hearts that we
are to be preserved blameless—
Spirit soul and body—not till death—
for there is no death in Jesus. He
is life—and when we are preserved
in Him we will have Hs life in us,
not only in our souls—which is the
common salvation for all—^but in our
Spirits Souls and bodies, provided
we meet the conditions and answer
the call.
The first call is a broad call. Look
unto Me all ye ends of the earth—
and he ye saved. This is the 30 fold
—the Star crowd. The next call is
to present our bodis a living sacri
fice Holy. The last call is to be pre
served blameless, Spirit, Soul, and
body. Faithful is He that calleth
you, who also will do it.” If you will
obey. To obey is better than to sac-
rafice—^but the sacrafice is to come
first. The word says to present our
bodies a living sacrafice—which is
only a reasonable service—and be
not conformed to this world, but to
be transformed by the renewing of
our minds that we may prove what
is that good, and acceptable and per
fect Will of God. Some one has said
that^the “good” was an enemy of
the best. And we believe it. It is
good to know our sins are all for
given. Then it is acceptable with
God to present to Him our bodies as
living sacrifices. But the perfecfc
Will of God is to be preserved blame
less. Spirit soul and body. This is
the one hundred fold crowd. The high
calling. To reach this mark we must
leave the first principals and go on
to perfection. Heb. 0: 1., bbut how
are to do this—^by purefying ourselves
even as He is pure—Jesus is pure
and Holy blameless and harmless-^
—the Son of God! Did he not leave
us an example that we should fol
low in His steps. Let’s consider His
steps. “He went about doing good.
He had no earthly home—or family
that He could call His own. He was
pure and seperate from sinners. He
was pure from all the curse—and
said He had redeemed us from the
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Two cords of exactly the same length—
one Goodyear-developed and Good
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the usual standard cord—are placed on
these machines. Exactly the
same amount of strain is given
both — then released. W hat
happens?
SUPERTWIST snaps back to
its original tauntness like a
rubber band. The other cord
sags—remains inert. It has
lost its spring. You see the
comparative tension illustrated
in the foreground.
We start again in the same
way—fresh SUPERTWIST
cord, fresh cord of the usual
standard — both the same
length. The strain is applied
—^increased. SNAP! the
The shaded portioii in this croBS-
section oi a tire shows the cord-
fabric which is the streacth and
foundation of any caaing. In
Goodyear tires this fabric is made
of patented Supertwiat cords. Only
Goodyear uses Snpertwist.
ordinary cord breaks, while SUPER
TWIST remains intact. That’s what
happened on the machine in the back
ground.
There’s the proof of SUPERTWIST’S
superiority before your eyes.
Goodyear Tires, made of SU
PERTWIST, stretch and re
cover under road shocks. Tires
made of ordinary cord lack
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have just seen.
The elesticity—the durability
of SUPERTWIST has elimi
nated blowouts and similar
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Come in soon. It will be a
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teresting test for you.
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