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81 Howard Murry
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ever these humorous stories from the
North Caroline Mountains
JOHN r. BLAIK, Publisher
404 N.C National Bank Building, Win?ton-Sal?m, N.C.
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TIm Mai's Magaziie, agaii selects
Coward's
Men And Boys Wear
Kirk Douglas"
presents
Gifts
Dads Want
Most
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briber's Day gifts because of Ae
DRESS SHIRTS by Arrow
Short or Long Sleeve
SPORT SHIRTS by McGregor or
Bak Berma
PAJAMAS by Weldon
BERMUDA SHORTS by McGregor
and Higgins
BATHING TRUNKS by McGregor and
Robert Bruce
KNIT SHIRTS by McGregor and Coopers;
SUITS by Cur lee and Sewell <
HATS by Champ and Dobbs
SLACKS by Botony and Higgins
BELTS by Hickok
SHOES by Florsheim
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Is Always Welcome
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THE NATURE AND RESULT
OPSIN - -
Read Isaiah 44:9-30. Lat
ua give apadal a nan doe a>
varae 30. The frniirtspaert
tranalatUn at thai verse la:
"Feeder on aahaal A daludad
mind has led him asorey, so
that ha canaoc save himself,
or say, " 'Am I not holding
D a delusion T " Tha person
In (his smry as given by tha
prophet Isaiah has cut down a
tree with part of It he warm
ed himself and cooked his
food. With die balance of It he
made hlmsel a god and wor
shiped It. A clear case of pure
deception I It Is falaceous and
Misleading. It can never make
good on any of Its promises.
Ft leads one m belelws that It"
can and will bring joy, peace
and goocfoesa to the human
heart . It got Into the world
by deception and falsehood.
Eve was mid that If she would
eat of the forbidden fruit that
she would not die as God had
a aid. The serpent, Satan's re
Ho proposed As higher in Id
leges of Eve end thereby hi
he
"Vloe U e mono ?r of so
frightful mien.
As b be hetod needs but ?
be seen:
Yet seen no oft, familiar wlA
tur face,
We first endure, (hen pity,
then embrace."
Deception Is die mighdnet
weapon of the devil. Without
It he would fell. With it he
leads meny souls ID eternal
destruction.
Sin lends to slavery --
slavery of the very worst sort.
Jesus said: "Whosoever com
mliedi ale la the servant
of sin." John 8:34. The word
trMiniated servant there is
frequently rendered by the
words, slave, bondman, bond
slave. Both Paul and Peter
corroberate the above state
ment of Jesus. See Romans
6:16 and 2 Peter 2:19. Sin
enslaves the will power and
renders the sinner viable to
resist Mmptadon. Many per
sons have promised most
solemnly, sometimes with
tears streaming down their
cheeks, never to commit cer
tain sins again; almost
ImmedlaMly they have broken
that vow, that solemn vow.
This writer has had such pro
mises made K> him and he has
known that those promises
broken In less than twenty
four hours. Alas, sin was their
master.
jealousy caused Joseph's
brothers id sell him lna>
slavery and In seventeen years
each one of these brothers was
a slave of Joseph. God sold
his own people into slavery
because they forgot Him. They
were carried to Babylon and
held in slavery till they
learned obedience. Then when
they were allowed to come
back to their own land they
again lapsed into sin and went
from bed to worse till they
committed the crime of the
ages ? they and the Romans
crucified the one who came
to redeem them fromsln.
The thraldom of sin is co
en tensive with every faculty
of the sinner's being. He is its
slave. However, there Is a way
of escape. By the surrender of
one's self IDjesusChrlst, Who
being a son In the house, Is
able to make us free Indeed.
Sin Is destructive. Such is
its nature. It Is blighting and
withering and nothing It
touches can escape Its direful
results. It. Is never con
structive but always destruct
ive. The tree Is corrupt and
the fruit is likewise corrupt.
It tears down and wastes;
righteousness builds up and
saves. It separates families
and destroys the peace of
communities. It torments
strife, war and bloodshed. It
destroys the ability to enjoy
that which Is good and renders
one all but lncapale of every
seeing or realizing his folly.
After Paul became a Christian
he made this statement, "I
hate the things that 1 once
loved and love the things that
1 once hated." Itls Impossible
to love two things, or beings,
which are opposities. You can
not serve God and mammon.
While one Is in sin he can
find no enjoyment in God or
In that which pleases him. If
persisted In sin will destroy
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Mrs. Clark Celebrates 75th Birthday
Hayesvllle ? "No one ever
remember* by birthday " was
a casual remark made by Mrs.
Mary Clark earlier In this
year to a group of friends.
Mrs. Clark better known and
loved as "Aunt Mary" was In
for the surprise of ber life
on Friday evening May 25th
when the Chatuge - Friendship
Club came to her home loaded
with gifts and bringing re
freshments for a festive party,
honoring her on her75thbirth
day. The also presented her
with a corsage.
After the gifts were opened
a beautiful birthday cake was
cut and punch served a> the
large group attending the
party.
Aunt Mary is the wife of
the late Dan Clark . They are
they parents of four sons and
one daughter, who are: Chief
Warrant Officer P arris Clark,
U. S. Army, Colorado Springs
Harry Clark, employed at a
lumber firm In Long View ,
Washington, Milford Clark,
employed In a automobile plant
In Detroit, Michigan, Boyd
Clark, Master Sgt with the
U.S. Air Force In Galleo.
all sense of honor and all re
spect Is gone.In bondage and
no power left to say. No.
Sin finally destroys the soul.
What a tragedy! Lost, Lost,
and in spite of the fact that
life, happiness, heaven are to
had for the asking. The man
In our scripture fed on ashes
leaving wholesome, life
giving food. There Is no food
value In ashes whatever. Jesus
Christ Is the Bread of Life to
ill who will turn away from
the sinful life and come to him.
Accept Christ who Is
abundandy aide to deliver
From the thraldom of sin.
Believe in him and follow
his directions and one will
sever lose his way or be
brought to shame or defeat.
The Bible reveals Satan's de
vices and points the way to
Freedom and life. Jesus said
that he was the way. the truth,
ind the life. Following him we
shall never lose our way, we
shall know the truth and shall
save life, eternal life with hin
In the glory world.
"Joy is a fruit that will not
grow
In nature's barren soil;
All we can boast, till Christ
we know.
Is vanity and toil.
But where the Lordhas planted
grace.
And made his glories known.
There fruits of heavenly Joy
and peace
Are found - and there alone."
John Newton
License To Wed
Charles Wade Brooks, 20
and Judy Ann West, 18 both of
Andrews, N. C,
Jimmy William Parrlsh, 21, ?
of Tunnell Hill, Ga? and
Norma Lee Allen, 18, of Cop
perhill, Tenn.
Eugene Nelson Van Hooser,
38, and Willie Mae Teotter,
Cagle, 43 both of Gainesville,
Georgia.
Joseph Price Phillips, 26,
and Rosemary Roberts, 21,
both of Memphis, Tenn.
J ames J ackson Lemons, 19,
of Murphy, and Virginia Marie
Stiles, 19, Rt. 2, Murphy.
Charles Arthur Ley, 19, and
Reva Gaye Caldwell, 18, both
of Oklahoma City, Oka.
Jack Edward Gant, 21, of
Canton, and Glenda Sue John
son, 17, of Rt. 3, Murphy, NjC.
READ AND USE
THE WANT ADS
Stork
Market
Report
TAYLOR
A daughter, to Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Taylor, Rt. 1, Murphy,
June 7, at Providence Hos
pital. Mrs. Taylor Is the
former Miss Margaret Louise
Derreberry.
Mist Ann Quirm
Awarded $1,000
Berry Scholarship
Momt Berry, Ga. - A Mur
phy student. Brands AnnQulnn
has bean awarded a $1000
scholarship to Berry Co liege.
Ml-s Qulnn. who la the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Arvel G. Qulnn mti a gradu
ate of Murphy High School wes
awarded this scholarship for
We 1962-63 academic year
beginning In September.
In addition to having re
ceived the scholarship. Miss
Qidan will also participate in
We callage's work-experience
ptugiam through which she
will receive addld
tags to bet
Fla. and Mrs. Ulen Curat
employed at Lay Manufactur
ing In Hayesvllle.
"Aunt Mary" has her own
small home with modern con
veniences next door to her
riauehter. Mrs. Curtis. She has
never missed any of the Home
Demonstration Club meetings
and always looks forward n
them. She Is a member of the
Mt. P leas ant BapdstChur chin
the Elf community of Clay
County and has been faithful
in attending all services. The
ife this fine christian lady has
Lived has been an inspiration
to all who know her.
Among The Sick
Panents admitted to Provi
dence Hospital, J une 1 to June
8: Mrs. Mattle Hedrick, Mur
phy; Mrs. Laura Freeman, Rt.
3, Murphy; Thomas Lovlngood
Rt. 3, Murphy; Sandra Jane
Taylor, Rt.2,Culberson;Mrs.
Juanita Jackson,Rt.3,Murphy
Miss Martha Mes singer. Mur
phy; Mrs. Susie Carter,
Hayesvllle; Glenda Sue Teems
Wame; Mrs. Mary Money
maker, Rt. 3, Murphy; Mrs.
Lenna Patterson, Rt. 1,
Hayesvllle; Mrs. Mable Wells
Brasstown; Steven Moore, Rt.
1, Murphy; ' Laurie Babb,
and Harvey Klncald, Murphy
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Library Wefeeeday afternoon.
Thoaa ataendtag aura:
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P |Ul| rnnlH|h||m^
Curlta, Patricia Penland,
Pamela Roberta, BUI Roberta,
SaUy Curtla, Jimmy Curtis.
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WOODARD ELECTRIC
At Ht*k Brld?* H?y?t vtll*, N. C.
your cost is low
...with low-cost electricity!
How low is your cost for electricity?
Use the information below to find
the operating cost for the work-saving
electric appliances on your "want-list."
The first table tells approximately how
much electricity an appliance
^ -) will use in one month.
i ne
Electric Appliance Kwh Used
Room Air Conditioner (for 5 months)... .300 kwh a
Clothes Dryer (5 loads per week).... 80 kwh a
Dishwasher with heating unit 45 kwh a
Home Freezer 6 cubic feet 35 kwh a
12 cubic feet 60 kadi a
18 cubic feet 70 kwh a
Ironer 10 kwh a
Lighting 70 kwh a
Range 150 kwh a
Refrigerator 35 kwh a
Television 30 kwh a
Washer 5 kwh a
Water Heater (for family of four)... .350 kwh a
Water Pump deep well 20 kwh a
shallow well 10 kwh a
for farm use. .25 to 50 kwh a
Here's how to figure your cost:
h A To figure the monthly cost of using any
electric appliance you must know three
ymf g things:
T^L 1. The number of kilowatt-hours that
iLifl-ft the appliance will use.
f 2. How much electricity costs.
' T1 ff- 3. The number of kilowatt-hours that
IV you now use in one month.
From the table above, you found the number of kilowatt
hours that an appliance will use in one month.
The chart on the right shows how much you pay for
electricity.
You can get the number of kilowatt-hours that you now
use from an old bill. (This can also be estimated from
the chart on the right.)
HOW MUCH ELECTK HI
MM tap (tap
25 $ 0.75
40 1.00
50 1.25
60 1.50
75 1.88
90 2.10
100 2.25
125 2.63
150 3.00
175 3.38
200 3.63
225 3.88
250 4.13
275 438
300 4.33
350 5.28
375 538
400 5.68
450 5.83
500 6.03
550 6.23
600 6.43
800 733
1000 8.03.
1400 1030
2000 15.00
How to use this information..
uei s say you now use arouna iou
kwh a month. Your bill runs around
$3.00 a month. And you'd like to
know how much it will cost to op
erate an electric range.
From the figures at the top of the
page, you see that an electric range
uses about 150 kwh a month. Add
this to the number of kwh you now
use. The new total is 300 kwh.
From the chart on the right, you
find that you'd pay $4.63 for 300
kwh. That means your bill would
go up $1.63 a month ? lata thgn 6#
a day ? whan you add an ilailhlc
range. (If you now UM mora than
150 kwh a month, it would ha even
laas!)
Notice that although the amount of
electricity ueed exactly doubled, the
sisa of the bill want up only $1.63
? from $3.00 to $4.63.
That'a the nice thing about aju
"stair-step" rates , . . aa your use
goaa up ... your average coat goee
down!
MURPHY
ELECTRIC
POWER BOARD
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