Y.
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which ?m ImM ia the
day evening and was
in? o* "We've a Story
Nations." Mrs. B. P.
the responsive scrip?
after which "Joj to the World* was
Five members, Miss Myrtle Nich
ols, Miss Elvira Tyson, Mrs. H. B.
Humphrey, Km. Herbert Mbare aa
Mrs. John Andrews, dressed In the
costumes of Japan, Hungary, Nige
ria, Braxil and China, respectively,
were introduced by Mm. Whsleee ai
made talks dealing with Ihe theme,
"They Call U? to Prayer."
An offering for the Lottie Moon
Christmas fund was taken after
r.ll" Tte?
and th? remenjbert?*. of
After adjournment sandwiches, po-j
tat? chips, cookies sod hot tea we
served to 11 members. T1
The DiMakw iimlley of Group 4,
attended by 27 member. and a
tor, waa held in tie borne of
Ted Albrittt* Ttaeeday
"Hidden Aanm" from the "World
Gall" were itiiweeil for the pro
were hwited to attend
The
if
to have
is to...
The race between fuel oil supply and demand is neck and
neck right now, even with the oil industry's record post-war
production. Thaf s why we're cotmhtg right to 70a with this
appeal to conserve fuel this winter. There should be enough
fuel oil for everyone ... if the weather isn't too severe ....
and if home owners will cooperate by using less.
Start saving today. Don't waste heat in rooms not used'
very often... . open fewer windows at night
This winter you'll save more than mssny by saving fjnel?
you'll be guarding your own comfort You can help us
and help yourself by saving fuel Oil NOW!
THE OIL YOU SAVE TODAY....
May keep YOU WARM this WINTER!
Briley Oil Co.
Dial 223-1
West Wflson Street
FARMVILLE, N. C.
I owners of cars will haye to have their caninspect
edby State Highway Inspectors for Brakes, Lights,
Wheel Adjustment, Tie Rod Ends, Steering, Muffler,
Tail Pipe, Rear View Mfrrow, Windshield Wiper, Horn ;
_ . J /tl *yt
H- >r* ? ? r ?'' " ~ V- ?'t' j
the Safety Lane. Then you can hare the necessary re
pairs made so your car wiU readily pans State require- I
' ,-.k--<i*4 .r .1-?as--i,rs^>r,ir.>:L ?w
e just received mid installed1 a 1
A headlight testing machine is wn ??j?
Phone 4001
II a. in.?I
job; third Sunday, morning
I
Bar. 1 R. Chfft Minister
nday: 10 a. m.?Sandn
T. EU Joymsr, Jr., supt. 11 a.
0:80 p. 3.?Youth Fellow
ship, Mte Edna Boone, counsellor
7:30 p. m.?Sermon. 1 .
MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Rot. E. W. Holmes, Minister
Sunday: 9:46 a. m. ? Sunday
School, R. N. Freeman, aopt 11 a. m.
?Sermon. 6:30 p. m.?Training
Union, Mrs. J. W. Idler, director.
7:80 p., m.?Sermon . Wednesday:
7:80 p. m.?Prayer service.
PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS
Rot. Godwin, Minister
Sunday: 10 a. m.?Sunday School
Mrs. Curtis Massey, supt. U a. m.?
Sermon. 7:80 p. ra.?Sermon. Thurs
day: 7:30 p. m.?Prayer service.
PRESBYTERIAN
Rot. E. S. Coatee, Minister
Sunday: 10 a. m.?Sunday School,
Bhtnice Turaage, supt. 11 "a. m.?
Sermon: 2 p. m.?Youth Fellowship,
Mrs. W. P. Easley, adviser.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
J. B. Roberts, Minister
Second Saturday and Sunday: 11
. m.?Sermon.
SAINT ELIZABETH'S CATHOUC
H Father Loyola CLeary, Priest
Daily: 7:80 a. m.?Mar... Sunday:
9:30 a. m Mists Thursday: 7:80
p. m.?Discussion group.
the _ Woman's day program at the
church Sunday night and plans for
serving refreshments at the next
Woman's council meeting were made.
The group decided to meet at the
church during the winter mouths. "
Sandwiches, stuffed dates, ham
biscuits, cheese strews end coffee
were served by the hostess.
Ars. Florence Thome conducted
the "Hidden Answers" quiz at the
meeting of Group 3 Tuesday night.
Following the business session in
which the Christnias cards sale was
discussed, the hostess, His. J. E. By
num, served fruit gelatine topped
with cream and cake, %
There were 11 members and 1 visi
tor present.
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LIQUID
COLD PIIPAftATION
CauRoi* Um onlt <B dMsud '
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We all have a tough time, what with
taxes and .the demands of our wife
and children; but we must like it or
we wouldn't put up with it
tel
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JAMES FENNIMORE COOPER, one of Americb's great authors,
and one of our beloved country's most distinguished citizens, noticed
that a large number of the fa'miljes could not offprd to purchase Bibles,
and along with several associates during 1816, founded the American
Bible Society. They had one grand object, and that was to put a Bible in
every home, especially among the pioneers*
That Bible Society has grown and today there is greater interest be
,ing taken , in it than ever before. There is no place in the world where
the Bible, is not to be found. Commencing with July, 1940, there were
four million six hundred twenty-four thousand three hundred, fifty-four
:.1- ? - ? ? ' ' ' , ? %?* ;:5 ? v. .-y 7?"." -v .. --'\, /?; x'' - . ? -
copies of the New Testament furnished our men and women marching
under the colors. It'hdS also placed with our service people ond others,
two hundred seventy-seven thousand one hundred eighty-five Bibles and
single books of the Bible, totalling one million three hundred thirteen
thousand one hundred forty-two. ^ ^ ,
R ? AD THE BIBLE DAILY
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This Space Contributed In the Interest of
wsm
jjirw*
Churches by the Following
WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE
C. H. Jojmer, Owner
B & W CHEVROLET CO., Inc.
Sales and Service :
FARMVILLE FREEZER LOCKER&
Chi Ding, Aging, Coring, Processing and Storing
Phone 380-6 ? - .
i WILLIS FUEL
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DUHlEE'SDEPi
Tlltt Dftfli #AW T /ICIre
I The Best tor Less
>REW?GR<
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PS':
Dial 3096
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MOORE-SPEIGHT SERVICE STATION
Keroeene and Fuel Oil Far A1 Purposes
SAM HElliER and SON jjlj
More Value For Tour Money
R. A. PARKER MOTOR CO., Inc.
farmvillbT IMPLEMENT CO.
?
? - For Your Family's Clothing Needs ,
FARMVILLE BONDED WAREHOUSE
' C. MONK & CO, Inc."