? Churches to Observe Nativity
In Special Sunday Services
Many churches will have their)
Christmas programs and special
Christmas music this Sunday.
In the First Baptist Church,
Morehead City, there will be a can
dlelight service at 4:30 p.m. Sun
day. The choir will present the
Christmas cantata, The Song of
the Angels, undei4 the Direction of
Ralph Wade, minister of music.
Pianist will be Mrs. Ralph Wade,
with Mrs. George Mizesko at the
organ.
Soloists will be Miss Dixie Par
ker, Miss Virginia Thompson, Miss
Cynthia Davis, Elbert Pittman
and Miss Georgia Mizesko.
The junior and young people's
choirs will sing also.
At the 11 a.m. service in First
Baptist Church Dr. J. L. Carrick,
interim pastor, will speak on The
Spirit of Christmas. The senior
choir will sing For Unto You a
Child is Born and the Hallelujah
Chorus from the Messiah. Mrs.
Mizesko will be organist and Miss
Thompson pianist.
The First Free Will Baptist
choir, Morehead City, will present
a Christmas story, The Inn, it 7:30
p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Seldon Bullard
will be the narrator. Mrs. Leslie
Wade will be pianist. Members of
the choir are Miss Peggy Ann Da
vis, Mrs. C. B. Dudley, Miss Ruby
Carol Eubankt, Willie Marks, Mr.
and Mrs. Seibert Morris, Miss Ada
Sue Morris, Mrs. Albert McElmon
Sr., Miss Claudia Saratowski and
Mrs. Floyd Winberry.
At 7:30 p.m. Tuesday there will
be special Christmas songs and
recitations at the First Free Will
Church.
The Rev. Seldon Bullard, pastor,
invites everyone to the church
Yuletide services.
The Christmas Inheritance will
be the name of the Christmas pa
geant to be presented by the Senior
High Fellowship and the choir in
Wildwood Presbyterian Church at
7:30 p.m. Sunday.
At the 11 a.m. service Sunday
the pastor, the Rev. AI. Daniel,
will present The Shepherd Tells
His Story.
The Sunday School Christmas
party will be held at 7 p.m. Tues
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day. There will be a Christmas
tree and treats (or children.
The pastor will spend the Christ
mas holidays, Dec. 24 through Dec.
31, at his home in Reidsville. Dr.
L. A. Taylor, executive secretary,
Wilmington Presbytery, will con
duct the service in the church Sun
day morning, Dec. 28.
The Last Shopping Days will be
the topic of tlie sermon by the
Rev. Aaron Lippard, pastor of St.
Timothy's Lutheran Mission, Have
lock, at 11 a.m. Sunday. The
Christmas communion will be ad
ministered.
The sermonette for children will
be The Christmas Tree s Story.
At a special service at 7 p.m. Sun
day the Sunday School will present
the program, Now Sing We. V. E.
Meinke, Sunday School superinten
dent, will distribute treats to the
children afterwards.
There will be a Christmas Eve
candlelight service at St. Timo
thy's at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
The Christmas Eve service in
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church,
Morehead City, will begin at 11: IS
p.m., preceded by an organ pre
lude of carols beginning at 10:45
p.m.
Ministers who would like to an
nounce Christmas programs, ser
vices or meetings in Tuesday's
NEWS-TIMES are requested to
have the information in the news
paper office by noon tomorrow,
Saturday.
Rotary Candidate
Speaks to Newport
Rotarians Monday
Tommy Foscue, Maysville, a
candidate for Rotary district gov
ernor, was guest speaker at the
Newport Rotary Club meeting at
the school lunch room Monday
night. He discussed gratitude as
it affects Rotarians.
Mr. Foscue said gratitude was
generated through the four avenues
of service: club service, commun
ity service, .vocational service and
international scrvice. He was the
guest of president and program
chairman Junius Creech.
James Ilolton, Cherry Point, was
the guest of Rotarian Derryl Gar
ner. Sterling Pelletier, Maysville,
was a visitor.
' The club wUl have a ladies ni^b
Christmas party at 6:30 Mondfy
night, at the school lunch roolflT'
Lions, Firemen Announce
Free Show at Atlantic
As a special Christmas event,
the Down East Lions and the Down
East Fire Department will sponsor
a free show and Santa will make
a visit at 2 p.m. Wednesday at
the fire department recreation
building, Atlantic.
The Lions and firemen say
everyone is welcome, from 1 to 100
years of age.
Brazil, Ind. (AP)? Perhaps it was
just as well that Mrs. Charles Rec
tor shot the snake she caught swal
lowing an egg in her henhouse. The
egg the reptile was gulping was
made of glass.
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Dec. 16 ? Mr and Mrs. Carl Dan
iels of Charlotte, are home visit
ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cleveland Daniels, and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Smith a lew days.
Several of the men working at
Oregon Inlet were home for the
weekend with their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Gaskill of
Florida are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gaskill, a
few days.
Mr, Edwin Daniels of Otway
spent Sunday afternoon with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Artie Dan
iels.
Everyone is welcome to attend
Christmas services at the Free
Will Baptist Church Saturday
night, Dec. 20. The speaker will
be the Rev. Winston Sweeney of
Stacy.
A Christmas program will be
given at the Methodist Church
Tuesday night, Dec. 23. Everyone
is cordially welcome to attend.
Mr. Ivy Daniels of Maryland is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cleveland Daniels and sister, Mrs.
Bessie Smith, a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Garner of
South port are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Garner until after the
Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jones and
son of Newport News, Va., re
turned home Saturday night due
to the funeral of Mr. Jones' grand
mother, Mrs. Caroline Jones of
Harkers Island.
The Rev. W. R. Hale of Sea
Level filled his regular appoint
ment at the Methodist Church Sun
day night.
What , No Christmas?
(Editor's Note: The following eu>7 was written k y ? Morehead
City stadent who U attending Campbell College. He aiki that he not
he Identified. Yoo Bay not agree with what U said here, hat it re
veal* what at lead one college stadent ? aad mayhe more ? are
thinking ).
Yes, no Christmas this year. San
ta is coming with all his toys, but
as far as Christ is concerned there
will be no Christmas. Put yourself
in Jesus' place, sitting at the right
hand of God.
Jesus looks down to see what
happens on His birthday, but
what's this, everyone is giving
each other gifts, but none for
Jesus. Think, how would you feel
if your "friends" came to your
birthday party and gave gifts to
one another, how would you feel?
No, there will be no Christmas for
Jesus.
Santa will be around this Christ
mas, however, who or what is San
ta? Santa is nothing . . . except the
biggest tool the Devil has in getting
people away from the main reason
of Christmas.
You may say Santa hasn't done
anything to hurt Christmas, but
ask twenty children between the
age of 3 and 8 what Christmas is
to them. If you get one out of this
number to say Jesus' birthday,
whom may I ask, did you ask?
Some Christians would even say
a child this young does not know
what Jesus is "supposed" to mean
to him. Maybe so, but tell your
child of Santa, then when he finds
there is no Santa, try and tell him
about Jesus. Do you think your
child will believe you now, after
the lie he was told of Santa?
Love is the most important
theme of Christmas, because God
so loved the world that He gave
His only begotten Son, that through
Him the world might have eternal
life. Jesus says in St. John 15:12,
"This is my commandment, that
ye love one another as I have
loved you."
Yes, there is so much love; this
Christmas we may receive a Third
World War as a present. Racial
problems are appearing all through
the US. Is this an act of love?
Jesus said, "Love one another as
Retired Marine Sergeant
Plans to be Missionary
M/Sgt. Robert J. Jernigan, who retired from the Marine Corps at
Cherry Point Nov. M, look* over the world-wide mission territory on
? map. The former non-com missioned officer in charge of the air
station's education office, plans to enter missionary work after com
pleting his schooling for the Baptist ministry. (USMC Photo).
By S/SGT. JACK BAIRD
Cherry Point ? "Now you can
stop listening to other peoples'
troubles," a fellow Marine advised
M Sgt. Robert J. Jernigan, of New
port, when the latter retired here
on Nov. 30 after 20 yeari of ser
vice.
"To the contrary," replied Jer
nigan, "I plan to go right on help
ing people."
While serving as non-commis
sioned officer in charge of the air
station education office, Jernigan
counseled and assisted hundreds
of Marines with their educational
problems. Now that he is retired,
he plans to enter Campbell Col
lege, Bute's Creek, to study for
the Baptist ministry.
After further schooling at Wake
Forest Seminary, Jernigan hopes
to serve as a missionary in Japan.
Sergeant Jernigan first becamc
interested in missionary work
when he reported to Camp Gifu,
Japan, for duty with the Third Ma
rine Division. He spent much of
his off-duty time assisting mission
aries and aiding children in near
by orphanages.
In June 1935, he helped organize
a drive to raiae funds for a new
church in Gifu. The church was
subsequently built and dedicated
in Sept. IMS.
Jernigan returned to the US and
Cherry Point in January MM. He
hid previously served aboard the
air station from November 1952
to September 1954.
A native of Savannah, Ga., Jer
nigan first enlisted in the Marine
Corps July IS, 19?. He is the son
of Mr. Thomas J. Jernigan, Reeds
viile, Ga., and is married to the
former Miu Kate Porter, of Col
lins, Ga. They live in Newport
with their six children, Robert J.
Jr., 14; Jessica, 12; Hugh, 11;
Kenneth, 5; Elizabeth, 2; and
Mary, 1 mo.
I have loved you." Jesus didn't
say love the "white mm" as I
have loved him, but love the world
as I have loved the world.
?Your pastor may say that the
Negro is all right in his place, but
who is your pastor? Is he Jesus
Christ, the Son of the "Living
God"? You have probably beard
people say, "I don't want to be in
Heaven, If Negroes are going to
be there". That's just fine, if that's
what they choose; there'll be just
as many, if not more in Hell with
them.
The reason Christ is not in
Christmas is because Christ is not
in the hearts of the world today.
There are thousands of "church
members" that are going to burn
in Hell, because they knew not
Jesus in their heart.
If you have your doubts about
there being a Hell read Revela
tions, then look around at some
of the world's people, where but
Hell can they go? You may think
you're fine, if you've been good
all of your life; but Jesus said,
"Except a man be born again, he
cannot see the kingdom of God."
How can we put Christ back in
Christmas? The first thing to do,
when putting Christ back in Christ
mas is to put Him in your heart.
To put Jesus in your heart you
must do three things.
First you must realize the need
of a Savior.
For all have sinned, and come
short of the glory of God.? Rom.
3:23.
For the wages of sin is death:
but the gift of God is eternal life
through Jesus Christ our Lord.?
Rom. 6:23.
Secondly you must repent.
Repent, and turn yourselves
from all your transgressions: so
iniquity shall not be your ruin.
Ezek. 18:30.
Except ye repent, ye shall ' all
likewise perish. Luke 13:5.
Him that cometh to me I will
in no wise cast out. John 6:37.
The third step to salvation is
through faith receive Christ as
your personal Savior.
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ,
and thou shalt be saved. Acts 16:31.
He that helieveth on the Son
hath everlasting life: and he that
believcth not the Son shall not see
life; but the wrath of God abideth
on him. John 3:36.
Jesus stands at your door knock
ing now, ,will you let Him in. Just
open your heart and let Him in.
If you have accepted Christ, let
Him guide your life, as well as
your Christmas.
This paper is not meant to cause
any trouble between anyone, or
any number of persons, but is writ
ten in hope of drawing someone
closer to Jesus. If the country we
live in would turn to God, and
pray together as a Christian na
tion we could pray the world out
of its present state.
How can anyone think the US
can do anything without God? We
have heard many speeches con
cerning the world's problems, but
not once have our leaders asked
us to get on our knees.
May God Have Mercy on Our
Falling Away Nation.
Men Stage Eating
Contest for Tab
Norfolk, Va. (AP)? When Mclvin
Hughes and Harvey Howlett enter
a restaurant the waitresses roll up
their sleeves. The two stage an
eating contest with the tab going
to the first to stop packing it away.
Hughes won a recent match by
chomping through a hot roast beef
dinner with potatoes, gravy and
bread; one hot turkey dinner with
the same; four cheeseburgers; one
bacon, lettuce and tomato sand
wich; a side order of fried pota
toes; one large soft drink; two
glasses of milk and apple pie.
Railway Express
Assists CARE
A $1,000,000 campaign to help
the free world's neediest refugees
has been launched by CARE as
the first major effort of its 10th
anniversary year.
Contributions from the American
public will send CARE relief and
self-help packages to supplement
existing programs in seven areas
where the refugee problem is most
pressing, it was announced today
by the chairman of the local CARE
Committee, D. H. Rowe, agent,
Railway Express Agency.
It was urged that donations in
any amount be sent immediately
to: "CARE Refugee Campaign,"
Railway Express Agency, More
head City, N. C.
Contributions to the local drive,
for which acknowledgement re
ceipts are given, will be forward
ed to CARE'S New York headquar
ters and allocated toward more
than 20 types of packages. Depend
ing upon the refugee requirements
in each area, these range from $1
units of US farm surplus to $6 aud
$10 textile packages and $90 sew
ing machines to turn the fabrics
into clothin?
CARE'S American Mission Chiefs
overseas will make the distribu
Dec. It? Mr. and Mrs. Monroe 1
Simpson were in New Bern Mon
day. >
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Lupton
spent Sunday visiting relatives at
Cedar Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Pake of
Williston visited Mrs. Julia Pake
last Tuesday night.
Mr. Allen Lupton spent Monday
at Cedar Island.
Mrs. OUie Bell visited Mrs. Dal
las Willis Tuesday.
Mrs. Jimmie Roarty who was
called away due to the illness of
her father returned home last
week.
tions, on the basis of greatest need.
Each package will bear the name
and address of the American do
nor. Except for the $1 units, donors
in turn will get receipts signed
by the package recipients.
Donors who wish to specify a
country and package should write,
phone or visit the local Railway '?
Express office for complete de
tails on available supplies. Rail
way Express offices accept CARE
orders as a public service, without
cost to the donor or to CARE.
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