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.1 ' r" : i fekvb - r la Znaarrt"a. H. C, Coeassy Seal at : . . . , -, r-ixix count . -V. . -V OWNER aad ' ' mvra r. , , Rntered At Tfco Tort Offleo. Ksaaaavflla, ft. ft J ' . j'V ... :i. .. , , M aaean 1mm auOter -, ' i:v-. TELRFBOMR aTensasVnie, DyIH-l Kbat tM-1 ' ITOSCKflTlON RATRSi- tea per Tut ia , I r, Inn, 'Onslow,. Fesaier, Bimpwii. lew Hasssver Wayaa MatbK f4-M rwrtu iMUt thai area hi Hwtfc CfcswUnaf, ; tad U per year oieewaenvr:.! 'v , v " ,MI 1 ..'"''". ' AdTartietas rates edshed '"aav ftlM A Daalln Caaettr JomrmI,eTote4 ia the rellftoaa, material, sla Usual, iiniiii'n aad asaieaitarel devetopcaeat ef Daptta Cewnty. ,', 1 ' ' VJL.il Uncle Pete From Chililin Svitch IV lir. Editor: ' 1 ua kn th nnnr wHat some , A WW J MTV JFa-f...... - ' biff General in the Pentagon has reached tne retirement-age ana is leaving the Army to bead a large corporation in New York. I've been suspicious ail along tnat me ume was coming when big business wou ld have to git Generals and Admir als -to run K. Being on the firing line from 'Washington and all them Guvern ment an tax agencies, it's gitting eo's a business has got to have a man who knows bow to handle bar- WHATS NfW IN BOATING IVINIUOI SOO WO FOUNDATION By RUDY EVINS ' Yoa ai save yourself a lot of time, trouble and money next spring if you take s half hour out to prepare your ssoter for winter storage. " Mere ia a list of simple procedure. ' offered by the Kvinrude Boating roun- cation, that will help you protect your ' ' rifChia winter. .Xutyourmotoronamotormountcr l)( jrootjen horse. Remove the hood am' the spark plugs and turn the (lywlirrl by hand several times by pulling on the r 'rVnd starter cord. Thi will !rai-i out ' all of the excess water from tlie pump and cooling system. Remove the sediment Howl and , -clean it. Squirt a little oil irto each "i the cylinders and rotate the engi-:-a few more times. Internal nnrl nr. also protected by squirting b lubri'-a-i oil directly into the curb. Remove the drain plug fr.nn '. akeg on the lower unit and 1te S' ir a few inches above it j:nd dr:iii: ('. After it is completely drii"e! rcl' the lovcr anit withi an o",;Hmr.: case oil tecommended by tl.e in.: manufacturer. Put the oil .' upper port, after the lower dr.iin . lias been replaced, and pour : filled. Besurethatnoairpocletsh.'iv; formed in the gear ease by pom ing tin oil in very slow. Replace the screwe apd you're almost finished. Put the hood back on, clean it and, while you re cleaaing up Use floor, check the propeller to see that it's not cracked or bent. Store your motor in a dry place and in a vertical position. As an added measure giveyour starter rope a crank or two about three or four times a month. This moves the cyl inders and keeps the cylinder walla well lubricated with oil. Happy boating . . . and fishing, ton larm eqaipment. Texaco productr. ' 1 3BS JOaaaW W. T AUK va-.::- CBItS233t .I" crab, hjhor , BATS rages and tank attacks from the Capitol. The stockholders has been surrounded fer 20 year '.y troops from the various bureaus in Wash ington, and the stockholders in de ciding they need a field marshal that knows how to fetch up mobile units, air cover and such things to ward off the attacks all along the front. I predict that by 1970 ever big business concern in the country will be headed by a graduate of West Point or Annapolis. Far the Inst six nr eieht presiden tial campaigns the poltticians On With sides has been advocating a policy to "prime the pump'' and git more benefits ter tne voters. Th fellers at the country store Saturday night was commenting thnt thev am t heard this slogan a single time during ihi3 campaign. Ed Doolittle allowed as now r. was on account of theiti priming '.he pump so much they has washed tne numD awav. Clem Webster said that since the pump was ione, them Con gressmen nas startea prtmmg we people. But ole Isaac Confodder, who always sees a little good in ev- erthing, figgered things could be worse. He says he s mignty grate ful to them folks in Washington fer allowine him to unbotton his shirt afore they take it off'n him. Isee where city folks is still com plaining about the price of boxes in the post office going up 50 per cent. We're still eittine our mail deliver ed free out here in the country. How I long it 11 keep up, 1 don t Know, tsui j any day now I'm looking fer Uncle to put a fee on our rural mail de livery. That's when I take down my box and quit reading all them Guv ernment pamphlets and propagan: da they send out from them agen cies. On second thought. Mister Edi tor, I don't believe they'll hit us -rural folks with this fee. It would do away with their channel fer pro paganda and take a heap of folks off'n the public payroll. I got to close now and go see the finance company. My old lady is on the warpath this morning. Claims she ain't got the proper vocabulary to drive that run-down and beat-up car "another day." When a feller's old lady starts talking like that, Mis ter Editor, he'd better see some body at onct. Yours truly. Uncle Pete km Rfteaaataamaw m mwA MEASURE or DRAW-BAR MUX with Texaco Fire Chief, Thia Sreat gasoline delivers wore for your money; provides low cost operation for , Ft-rroers nave found it pays to farm - And they like our on-time deliver . ? i, tlcfercd . Delivery v . MACK OIL COMPAMV ij.c. r;.:-2rb.2?3 :"i : ! MP I R-7T- Frr L IT ' ' rtCASK CUT HIS WHAT'S COOKING Eugenia White -Home Service Representative Carolina Power & Light Col Half the enticement of baked ham is the wonderful sandwiches and casseroles you can serve a day or two later. Springtime Ham Casse role is an easy dish made with el bow macraoni. cream of chicken soup and diced ham Sliced green onions and. chopped parsley add a not of spring SPRINGTIME HAM CASSEROLE 8 ounces elbow macaroni 2! cups condensed cream of chi ken soup (two 10 oz. cans) 1 cup milk 1 cup water Vi cup sliced green onion BIBLE FACTS OF INTEREST BT: ELLA V. PRIDGEN Last week's column left St. Paul a prisoner' in his own hired house in Rome, preaching and teaching unhindered. Paul's heart was al ways aflame to tell to other? the message of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, he knew how the Chri stians were being persecuted, and he wanted to save as many as he could reach, so they would carry the message to others. It is generally believed that Paul was executed by command of the emperor Nero, probably in the year 64 A. D., Note, Acts 28th Chapter and the last verse does not tell as to the outcome, and stops with the report of his ljving in his own hired house. From this period of Roman imprisonment are to be dated the letter to the Colossians, to Phile mon to the Phillippians and perhaps that to the Ephesians. Colossians and Ephesians. The Epistles to the Colossians and the Ephesians are much alike, so much so that some scholars believe that Colossians was written by Paul and Ephesians by some one later in imitation. In the absence of eviden ce, the Pauline authorship is still a real probability. Jou and I sometimes write almost same thing to differenet per- with Fire Chief and other Call usl " 1 TOST TOOTM.OXA21 2 tablespoons minced parsley 1-8 teaspoon peppen 2 cups diced cooked ham Buttered bread crumbs Cook macaroni in boiling salted water until tender, (about 7 minu tes). Drain. In saucepan,, blend thor oughly the soup, milk and water heat. Add onion, parsley and pep per. Stir in ham and macaroni. Turn mixture into lightly greased 2-guart casserole; top with buttered crumbs Bake in moderate oven (350 F.) about 25 minutes. Makes 4 to 6 serv ings . , sons. The theme of the letters is two fold, the significance of Christ, and the duties demanded of Chris tian wives and husbands, children and parents, servants and masters at least in the case of the lette. lo the Colossians. This churn at C lo ssie ,a hundred miles east oi E-m?s-was never visited by Paul, t-.it he was concerned about tne C'hiio.ia.-i groups every where. Th? lct.er ;o the Ephesians contains :it only a tribute to the supreme aii uni.ne place of Christ but eiza a beautiful prayer, and benediction in Ephes ians 3:14-21, and a noble passage in the sixth chapter on "The whole armor of God." . Read the 6th Chapter. The book of Philemon, consisting of only one chapter, is the shortest of Paul's letters, but priceless. It is a purely personal letter from one Christian to another,' about a run away -slave. This slave, Onesinius. stole frotmhis master; Philemon One simus escaped and went to Rome, he heard of Paul and bis kindness to all in trouble, he- was led to Pau' and converted. Paul, wrote a letter to Philemon with the hope evpres sed "for love's sake," that Phile mon will receive him "no longer as a servant, but more than a servant, a beloved brother, both in the flesh in the Lord." Next week Philippians, Paul's last letter. CIIAtlGES HI SOCIAL SECURITY By M. H. Moore v " Do you olan to retire from' em ployment or business this year? - 'Sit'" i r V : -' ''' ' " ' - ' '' ' NOWI Save Haadreds oa a New Rambler KoVs the time when shrewd car boyen get the best deals, as Rambler dealers dear out this j: . year's Rambtors to make room for 1961 models. Come in today and jet i, r v r , the buy of your life on a 1960 Rambler of your choice.: - i J:yx.-: ' NOW! jGet Huadreda More for Your Present Car The bottom is ;j l a'ijL v -I., . : 4 fast dropping out of need car prices for big cars. Trade now and lava aWj!12lw'' youraelf hundreds of dollars. Get a new quality-built, gas-saving Rambler. ; JJJ Hurrv there's still a wide ranee of colors and models. . I mllll??.?,iiii -. -r- t' : Hurry tbere'i still a wide X-i : Szo Ycur r I 1 .jU, hoi ii- r v. Caro. .. I couldnt find the waterfall. remember clearly just where it a forty years ago when we boys, and girls went there on hay rides. We would' drive the mules across the bridge and pull the wagon off to the right of the road. We would carry the picnic supper down the path through the woods. It was only a bout a hundred steps from the road to the falls. We would swim ia the the pool at the foot of the falls. Sometime we would crawl up Under the falls, where tradition' says Hor seshoe Robinson bid from the Brit ish soldiers during the Revolution ary War. But yesterday.,! couldn't find the waterfalls. V-mi? . I'd preached that morning in the old home church and was driving by on the way to Montreat Just thought I'd pull off after I crossed1 the bridge and go down to the falls, and sit and think a f ew miautes. The woods were there, but no path. And there wasn't any waterfalls. I rambled all around. I listened, for the sound of the water. Finally. I went back to the road and crossed to a new house to ask how I could find the waterfall. Nobody was at home. So 1 had to figure it out for myself. They had moved the road and built a new bridge. If I wanted to find the falls I'd have to go back and find the old road aad follow It to . the old. bridge. The falls would j-or even next? The time to find out about the social security . benefits payable to you and your dependents is now! .vv. ' ;t Be sure you get all the social sec urity checks to which you are en-, titled. Speed up the .reciept of your .social security benefits by knowing your rights and being prepared when you apply for your monthly payments. Inquire 2 or 3. months before you retire. f- At the time you file for benefits you should bring with you; ,U) Your social security account number card. (2) Proof of your age. A birth or baptismal certificate is the . best proof of age. However, certain other r'rl document or records are accep table. Your social security office will give you specific information on what types of proofs are acceptable and how they may be obtained. (3 A copy of Form 4-2, "State mit of Wages Paid" for the pre ceding year. If you are self-employed. yno should furnish a copy of yur last year's tax return. Form 1040 and Schedule "C" (or Schedule "F" if a self-emDloyed fa-rner) and procf of the social security to: pay ment of that vear ( cancelled check or a receipt.) It's imperlant, too, that you krow what you have earner) in employ rr.rntf or s"'f ""ip'ftyment in , the year you ar-'y f-r your psvments. For example, if yoi.i should retire the end of Ssptember, 1960, and then apply f?r benefits in the same year, you should be prepared to give an es':- ntc cf ut totil ea-n-mgs for lf-20 ( January through S"tembe'' ' Never delay in contacting your social security office if you do not have any of these records of proofs available - this could mean loss of benefits to you and your family. Almost' every worker attaining re tirement age becomes eligible to old age insurance benefits, upon his re tirement. The latest amendments to the social security law, signed by the President on August 28, 1958, orovides higher monthly benefits to vou when you retire and increased lllowable wages while drawing soc al security checks. I You will prevent any possible loss of payments you will avoid delay in getting your first check you will enow exactly how social security vill fit into your, retirement plans "hen you inquire before you retire.' range of colors and models. Rambler D:a!rr! L 2 r--- Ul . i--4 i-J V a i I,. , -J ..ii;i tj i y li t t i t i - . s y couiJ-i i V 9 X f - 1. t i -t I ! i'l t.e preacher in 1 on' t say, "It is a f t tha: the world is in revuljilon. Life is not static. If we,'look at peography as It was before World War I we find it has become hopelessly scra mbled. There has been up-beaval ia social and political thought. And today the formula of the world's life is compounded of dangerous stuff which any spark may cause to explode. However, - the world has always been "changing, Every age has known its crises and revolutions We must rook for the unchanging varities.. God does not change. Chri st does not change. The message of the gospel la changeless. ; t! iv; If you and I'weiir''to.iibdlbe springs of living water we must fol low the old road of repentance and faith,. Just where God placed them the waters, sull sparkle In the sun shine, continously - leap , over - the rocks, and lie quiet in the pool be low the falls. The falls haven't been moved. It is theN man-made rocks and bridges that have moved, Uod's refreshing waters still flow,, as they did in the ancient days when a He brew shepherd boy sang, ,'He mak eth -me to lie down in green pas tures, ' he : leadeth ate beside the stil) waters, he lestoreth my soul." ipsaun 23.;. department, of Bible, Presbyterian Junior College. ' ' , ZemM a doctor's formula, Bould . ' or ointment, soothes, helps heal minor burns, cuts, bruises. 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'T KMa Material laalah t:l-4; IJ-Tf , ll:l-. . : . I Dmatteaal Ba4iaci laalak 1:1-4. " ' ." " ,x r Leoa for September 11 19(M ASK ANT ' ten or one hundred people the same question: If you could have, tomorrow, an Ideal world, a world made to your order, - what kind of world would It be? Yod might sret ten or a hundred different answers, but it Is safe to say that one feat ture would be found In all of the.soK ideal worlds: It would be m world at peace. Nobody nobody in Amer ica, nobody any where tat, the world -wants to a . . live in a warring; r. Foreman I(, world, i Everybody is in favor of peaoev,),;:f;A"-l.J''.i;v;S; : wiir. wvi wit NaW 'JV'!': ' Turn to the Bible and you find the same thing. Every prophet who looks down tha 'Umg vista of time . to God's Golden Age, see a world at peace. Some of the best-known passages from the Bible are those from Isaiah selected for this, week.' . bo if human beings want peace, at least to this extent they are on ; God's 'sM,,'-.5;;;;i;jr :,j ..Why we hope for peace is plain nnough, Reasons may vary from, iow ' (bad); to high (gdod). Tha prophets': reasons? are certainly high ones. The reason why war is bad is what It does to people, :, Nowadays; of course, 'war means total destruction; bat.. even when that la not true, war means tha slow or swift degeneration of hu- ' man beings. "All's fair in love and war". Is nut true but most people think it is, and the longer war goes on, the more people believe It Ly ing", cruelty, theft, murder, adul- . tery become comnwnpace The enemy looks to us less than human ' (and so do we to the enemy), so that We make excuses for our 1 beastly treatment of tim by calfins; him a beast'; ; ' j ty :. ow, why is it that sometiinc ; all want and that (Sod want-; . don't get T The history of we.3t rn; Europe, and of the United, states, is one long series of wars. Ve' scarcely get over one before. Jie next one comes off the assem- . Jly line. If it isn't a. hot war it's -si ' coljone and the "sold war" ia no, . SOth-centiirji' invention ,Only they name is new. ' . f j Of course 1 one reason we 4on'ti .. get peace is that w want it for wrong reasons. On of the com cionest of wrong reasons is that we? want peace in order to establish: our own nation (whatever nation, that Is) aa j'top dog.'': There have, been such periods ef peace hi the world, when Egypt, or Macedonia, or Rome, or the British Empire, Just sat on the rest ef the world and maintained peace by threat of force, maintaining Ks awn. poalUoa at the top of the heap.. The trouble . with that kind of peace- la; that no- body likea It except titer people on top of the pile. Sooner or later the, people who have beera sat. en. de cide theyVa had enough and the light starts all everagainu. -ftfa-''' Tha Things That Msl for Rata There are other bad motives: fair , desiring a world at peace;, but yaw can think . of them without tote 4 i much trouble. Let na look' at an- , "' Other pqlnt We do not hear r Jesus weeping often r but one OF . the rare occasions when he did cry was when. he looked en. his own capital city and; Wept ever it, He saw in his minds eye "the day . . ; , .when' your enemies "will . , surround you . i and dash you to Uie ground1 (LU.: 19:4W4) And. why? The tlilnp.n that- make for , peace are hid from your eyes. ' Peace does hdt glide tarn from, heaven on a mooribeanu Peace has to be made and kept ; ( i ;f Princt of Ptaea f t. ..; ,- Nations neglecting these things ara going down the road to-war-But the most Important thing re- v mains to be said: The nation that neglects Christ ia shutting itselT . ; off from peace, while the natroit that ia Christian Is a strong torew g. (for peace. This is not Just matter of theology. It Is not saying that JTH you: believe articles one, two, et- cetera, you will never have, a warv AJ It la saying that the . nation wl0a J - an Increasing number of citizens r ('whose Uves are truly ChrisUike" ' who honor him and follow htm, fe .' a nation which ia more and more-' . table to lead, other nations ia the . " way of peace J0Rffi:W;;$h, CBaaed sia aatllaaa' eanyrliratel r tka DiTisloa Ohristlar Jdncattaa. Xatioaal Conaci) at the arahae at Christ ia the V, 8. A. Iteleaaat fcy ;. Oaayaaaltjr Fnes aarrtee,) J' .' K ', -fM. ;:3:i 1 Now you mum t i your contlpaoVws tsl wonna onct on4 tor afl. Fat aside) ! chorn-cdl laxatives, oils or brao-likei rouat--e that may irnset your aye--5 v. trm. l-.iead, take boavTAN la ',, -' g.s of water rutty days- -ly,' 3 ; htjurrjLN ia aa ail-vi'-tsble bna-, live aid that provu; tae proper '.; j - 'moisture, bulk and jwiktanic aumo- i ; -iatioa you may need as yoa W r f V . elder o promise ji y r- f. ; ; ; Inisit ertttreiy i'"i fi o.n t- ; J: J frl Uu. liove n o . :'. t-;V lake iini as i -e I at', least one r- lwit, . a ru4 M( your moony t. i j . . - . -
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