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i province of Cilicia; which wm V Ro will only sptfr huntars nd fishermen
nan province on tne Meditemuiera to work harder for passage of legisl
coast of the peninsula which we caption which will ' put game and fish
Asia Minor."5' Tarsus was its capital management On a sound basis in this
and. from coins of Tarsus we learn gut. 1 ' ' V , ' "
that it was considered the metropolis I "The people of North Carolina
of the East. Paul's father, being a want to see the state's wildlife re-
Tf -narrate ni rtf M11MA. entitled to, Ml W Aid mAtiAiriwI and conserved for
, Roman cltfxenship, but it is thought the benefit of all who would enjoy
" ' he may hare been granted xhumw tnem, wnue auinueu. n '
International Sunday School Lesson anjp because of some special service ers and fishermen are not the sole
For October 6 And Paul " inherited his i rights. In sponsors of the proposed legislation;
New Testament times those who held thousands of friends of the Wildlife
n . 1 hn i 1 1 lV ' - ... . . m ' ., . --. .' .J til. ILm
uoiaen .exi: iieoiemper uso uty y,, honor of Koman oiusensmp lonw, jreaerauon are, ; wonuni
Creator in the days, of thy youth." th aristocracy of each city, as it members to see that money collected
Ecclesiastes 12:1. , was not until 212 A. D. that all the from hunting "i and fishing license
oil sci;:ol
LESSQZI
""""PAUL'S EARLY tIFE
portance of. keeping electric' equip ceased, late of Perquimans pouuty,
iment in goou ; repair, wiu,niMm JNoru Carolina, tnis js w notiiy an
keeping it clean and free from tt-lpersons having claims- against the
Lesson Text:
28; 26:4-5; Phillippians 3:5-6,
was not until 212 A. D. that all the from hunting and fishing license
! i-hakitonf : kf the Roman Emnlre fM can and will be used in a con-
Acts 21:39; 22:3-27 were given the citizenship: Paul's structive, fat-reaching way so as to
'Roman citizenship stood him in good assure boys and girls of Worth caro-
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'stead on his various journeys. was una an opportunity w enjuy uuuus
With this lesson, we begin a new recognized by the Politarches at and fishing in the years to come."
i.nnno nt afniHv nf th lpRfmnn of Paul ! m.:i:nni tli. mnmnr nt Aphaia at-' u i i
w J (ClUJipyi, WW gvw.. '
upon the background of the story of Corinth, the Asiarches .at Ephesus i TTS Af , ElectriCllV
and junior lessons, wide use is made1 and the centurion Julius on the
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loess grease, dust and moisture. Fires
and Short circuits are often ;, causea
from careless neglect. '
In completing the list of safety
precautions, he points . .out that it
pays to be careful in using eiecinc
equipment around water. ,. wet nanas
ami fMt make it easv for electricity
to pass through the body and into the
gvound. For this reason, it is not
safe to touch an electric switch or
appliance while in the bathtub. ,
.Where the floor or grouna is wei,
over-shoes or rubbers should be worn
to insulate the body from the ground
to protect a person Trom shock.
nt fha narrative nortions. In the in
termediate, senior, young people and
adult lessons materials from the
epistles are given greater emphasis.
Guidance for personal living, help in
meeting church problems, understand
ing of Christian doctrines, and inspir
ation to high Christian devotion
should be practical outcomes of this
particular series of studies.
Were we to desire to go to the.
birthplace of Paul, second only to
Jesus as the greatest person in the
Bible, we would take ship at an At
lantic port, cross the Atlantic, pass
through the Straits of Gibraltar,
cross the- Mediterranean Sea to some
port on its esstern shore, most prob
ably Beirout. There we would change
to a smaller ship bound for Mersin,
on the southern shore of Asia Minor,
where we would debark to take a
slow-moving train to Tarsus.
The Tarsus we would see today is
far different from the Tarsus of
Paul's time. Then it was a city of
marble temples, colonades, baths and
nublic squares. It was
AlsYnnHrian shin bound for Rome.
From this, we can see the nana or
Calls For Caution
Qafov nvwaiitinria &r Aft timelv
r rum ijud. w c tan w- -
God selecting, training and guiding 'for the man waiting to gt electricity
MIA whose ministry has had
greatest influent" on the world
any man save Jfeus himseii.
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He Group To
Seek Change In Law
A spokesman for the North Caro
ina Wildlife Federation has taken
cognizance of rumors being circulated
to the' effect that the 1945 amend
ments to the state game and nsn
laws "contain all the desirable fea
tures pf the Wildlife Federation's bill
for the 1947 General Assembly."
Thomas J. White, of Kinston, chair
man of the Federation's Legislative
Committee, commented that "if these
rumors reflect the conception of their
unitu .... - -
. .. ! .1 . n ...I. .a YiAtftaaaorv tn
a university auwiors m w ""
city where thousands of young men , give me nun ...
gathered and were taught an appre-1 North Carolina adequate game and
ciation of Greek culture. Today Tar- ;fish management and some value for
bus is only a shabby little town where ,the several hundred thousand dollars
rows of wooden shacks face each lexacted from them annually in hunt-
other across roadways of hard mud, ing and fishing license fees, it is nttie
but in the humble little workshops,
located on side streets, one can see
men spin thread from goats' hair and
weave it into coarse cloth tent
cloth just as the weavers did in
Paul's boyhood. This was the trade
that Paul had learned that supported
him late in Thessalonica, Corinth and
Ephesus.
Paul was born in a Jewish family
'wonder that thousands of thoughtful
sportsmen are realizing the necessity
or the legislation sponsored by and
proposed by the North Carolina Wild
ife Federation."
White further stated that under
the Wildlife Federation bill which
will K introduced at the next session
I of the General Assembly a nine-man
commission representing nine geo-
raul was Dorn in a jewisn laimiy D -f-
and was reared in the strictest Jew- graphic districts of the state would
ish faith. D. A. Hayes in "Paul and be appointed by the Governor, this
His Epistles" declares: "Since Jesus commission, he explained,1 would be
was a Jew, and the Christian faith composed of men "interest m and
was born among the Jews and was having knowledge of game arid fish
propagated wholly from them in the management and problems incident
beginning, it was essential that the thereto."
most successful missionary in the I The terms of the nine appointees,
early church should hr a .'ev. His 'White added, would be so arranged
race affinUies enabled Paul to begin that less than a majority of the com
his ministry in each city in the syna-1 mission could be appointed during
gogue, in an established meeting (the term of any one administration,
place, with a congregation ready as- This would make possible the contin
sembled and accustomed to religious uation of a game and fish program
discussion. He preached by prefer- longer than four years at a time,
ence to the Jews, and turned to the Furthermore, White added, this would
Gentiles only when the Jews had re- .guard the ?ame and fish population
fused to heed his message. All the from- the ravages ;of politics and in
first Christian missionaries were sure the continuation of a game pro
Jews, and Paul never would have ' gram long enough for it; to bear fruit,
been able to maintain himself among ! White expressed the opinion that
them as their equal and to establish ;the study made over the state in the
himself at last as their superior if he past two years by hunters and fisher
himself had not been a Jew. men and knowledge thus acquired will
"He was of the tribe of Benjamin, enable sportsmen and wildlife lovers
and there were several reasons why ! to recognize the circulated rumors as
that would mean much to a Jew. an effort to dissipate their efforts.
Benjamin was the son of the favored; Such rumors as these, White added,
wife, and Benjamin alone among the
patriarchs had been born in the
Chosen Land. The first king of Is
rael had been taken from the tribe of
Benjamin, and the apostle had been
iamed after him. His parents had
(1 him Saul: and Paul was Droud
of that fact, and he never forgot that
he was the namesake of a king. The
Saul of Old Testament history tow
ered head and shoulders above his (
fellows, and had been a right royal
soul. This second Saul was to tower I
above his fellows in intellectual and!
spiritual accomplishments, and he i
would be a king among the New Tes-
tament leaders of the world reforma-'
tion.
"Paul was a Pharisee. He belong
ed to that sect among the Hebrews
which was notorious for its scrupu
lous observance of all the religious
ritual, for its patriotism and its zeal,
for its piety and devotion. The
Pharisees were all zealots, but
among them Paul became conspicu
ous for his zeal. He Came to be the
chosen instrument of the Sanhedrin
to persecute and to annihilate the
Christian Church."
The City of Tarsus was in the
estate 6f said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Hertford,
N. CJ on or before the 4th day 'of
Ronfamhor. . 1 917.: or this Aiotiea will
Ibe pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indented to saia, estate
will please make immediate payment
This 4th day of September, 1946, ;
... VIOLA NAUHJUAW, - i
Executrix of Louis Nachman.
Sept6A3,20,27OcM,12 ' " . .
Classified Legals
notiotofaBministration
Havins nualified as Executrix of
th estate of Louis Nachman. de
an for the man whose farm is already
leniiinned.
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Care and caution never go out or
Hnte un TV S. Weaver, head of the
Aorirnltnral Enirineerinsr Department
!at State College ana it is particular
ly important that the farmers wait
,'inff to receive service under the ex
ipanded programs announced by the
nower companies and the KtiA co
operatives recognize this fact.
Of first importance, ne says, is
keeping away from high voltage
wires. Climbing a rughline pole- is
dangerous business, as is moving
buildings or equipment under a high
line. A lineman should be consulted
before any of this moving is done.
A second safety precaution is hav
ing the wiring system on the farm
and home inspected and approved af
ter its installation. The same is true
for additions made to the electric
equipment after it is once installed.
Weaver also emohasizes the im-
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We Have the Shows
Today (Thursday) and Friday,
October 3-4
Humphrey Bogart and
Lauren Bacall in
"THE BIG SLEEP"
Saturday, October 5
Johnny Mack Brown and
Raymond Hatton in
"UNDER ARIZONA SKIES"
Sunday, October 6
Dan Dnryea and
June Vincent in
"THE BLACK ANGEL"
Monday and Tuesday,
October 7-8
Jane (Outlaw) Russell and
Louis Hay ward in ,
"YOUNGWrDOW
Wednesday, October 9
Double Feature
Paul Kelly in r
' "GLASS ALIBI"
Also ,
John Shepperd in
' ';' "STRANGE TRIANGLE'
Coming October 10-H-r
Danny KaVe in
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And Your Strength and
Energy Is Below Par
tt may b etoMd by dlaordw ot U&
b (unction that paraits potaanoua
waata to seeuaulata. For truly many
paopto loel tirad, waak and miaaraMa
whan tha kldnsyl fall to ramoT oxcaaa
aeida and other yaata matter (ram tha
Yon may auffar nagsbif baekaeha,
rmmmatia palna, haadachea. dlaitMaa,
attinf op nifhta, lf paina, wallint.
bomaumea (raquant and acanty urin'
tion with martini and burning la an
other alia that aonwtiunf ia wroo( with
tha kidneya or bladder. '
fhoro BAould ba no doubt that prompt
treatment Is wtaar than naglact. Vaa
Daan'a Pitt, tt ia batter to rety on a
medicine that baa won countrywide ap
proval than on eomethinf leea (avoraMy
known. Dm't have bean tried and tent
ed many yaare. Are at all drug atoraa.
Oat Dew today.
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