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. her 15, 1934, at Post
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i ,r Act ! March, 1878.
CCrSCIPTTON RATES1 '
o $2,00 PER YEAR;
i iUvtftisW Rate Furnished
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I FRIDAY, -JUNE 29, 1956.
Hay On . - -Air
Force
. General Curtis LeMay, who heads
he "Strategic Air Command, 'lias
framed Americans that the U. S.
Air Force is falling behind the Ru
liaiuAir Force in the category of
trained or "professional airmen.-'.'
LeMay made this grave . state-
bsHHstics mile. . ForsosMTthfte
Air Force leaders have been warn
ing Washington officials that more
and greater inducements most bfl
offered hih-preficieiwy airmen M
keep them from, fearing miMary
service lo enter- more. Nrcratfve
field. ,
Not 16ng" agto General Edward
Timberlake, commanding "general
of the Ninth Air Fores, pointed1 oat
the i cost the tapyers $15,000
every time an enlisted! maff failed
id reenlist ' fie noted that the
great majority were ot' reenlist-.
)fgj" ''' ''- :s "'' 'f " ' "' ' 1 '
The Ait Force" loser eteit more
on many officers," an pilots',- wlW;
leave the service after completing
tlM.ir.wo or three year hitch
These Me art highfy skilled, an
their training periods' often run Ss
long as tw yearsi It often hap
pens" thai they leave, the service
just as hey are" trained to carry
out their technical duties efficient
ly. ;
Even if they leave the geryke.af
ter three years," having servedjorie
year -after being trained a, a higte
ly-quah'fied specialist," the country
sttH low a considerable amount ef
money, and the efficiency of the
XirForce is "impaired.. '
We believe (he case for better
pay for specialists, for flying "duty,
comes a fiel4 in wh(t-h there is ade-1
quate Inducement, adequate finan-
claf rewards,and an adequate fu
ture. Thn cost of such & program
Will be iriore than saved by a high
er rate Of enlistments. ' ,
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CARD OF THANKS
l.M.4.A Cnnn'fr.a An1iifmcr Aft 1TI.
vestigation of this country's pro- -and for iependents.Js an unusually
frees fn its-race with Russia rfor strong one. ,We hope" Cengresajwffi
nf ' inWnntiimntil me to it that military service b-
BVUIIVViWU V "... ,
We wish to express oar" sincere
thanks and appreciation- to our,
many friends, neighbors and rela-i
tves" for the many .acta pf kind
ness and expressions' of sympathy
extended during the", reeferit Ulftws
and decfth of our- father and-broth--er.,
' Also for the beautiful flowers,
cards food, visits "and other gif.fi,
We" are deeply, grateful. ... .
THE NIXOUT-' HOLLO WELL;'
, ;f,HOL6WTL-:.,. , ',.
Tis expectation makes ft blessing,
' dear; i
Heaven were not heaven if we
" knew what it Were.
r . ' , Suckling'.
I have- had many tronble my
life, but the worst of - them never
fame.- .. . Garfield. '
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L3TICE OF DELIIIIlliEIlT TAX SM.
Town of vk;fall, n. c:
' Sale of Town property for delinquent taxes for. the year w
19SS. - Date of sale, Monday, July. 9, 19Sj5, af'Ro'ctoci ,
noon, at the Communify Building ifr Winfall, N. C
.: J, F. HOLlOWELL
' CLERK TOWN OF WINFAIL .' ,
WHITE DELINQUENT. TAXES FOK 195
Claude Moom '- , -t 4-5?
Mrs. Helen Winslow. T -; --
A. R. Winslow :
Roy B. Ward,
3. W. Umphlett f- ,-
Ilia Audrey Umphlett - j-.
Clinton Trneblood, Jr. ii - - --
2.74
6.84
17.62
2.22
2.34
3.89
COLORED DELINQUENT TAXES FOR- 19SS
Caroline Overton .I
James and Anna Washington v--.
Jacob' H. Martin , -
W. B. Elliot! , -. - --
Willie B. Moore -i - -
Farriett Jones 1
Elsberry Hobbs . -
Mary Kendall Hobbs .
Alfred Skinner" - : r-,i.r.,t
Maggie Perry -r- -
Luther Perry and Isaac Lowe
1.35
1.53
. 1.68
1.13
4.82
.68
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dw1ght;morrow
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Before placing new jSroduet on
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submits that product to all kinds
Of tests,' Before a few .automo
bile' Model is ut en tfale, it ia sub
Jeeted to tests en a proving grdund.
It is driven under all sort of; cir
cirmstanees1 whkh th sftrtomdblle is
ihe carr-over rough roads, iA rain,
in mud, ophfll drwi hill: and dt all
speeds, from very slow to the fast
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However the real test comes When
it his to meet and overcome unus
ual chrcgntstaikes. . How ft tier-
forms under such conditions defi
nitely determines its' Quality
whether" inferio or supefior. . .
life. . It i easy to be a Christian
when the going is easy, .when ev
eryone about as is interested, as
we are, and when it suit oar con
venience to do the things required
of us. But the real test of our
Christianity our love foT and faith
in Jesus Chrmt conies when trials
come, when we are ridiculed by ouf
associates for standing by our prin
ciples,' and when it requires feal
fortitude to be faithful. , . . .
Peter, in Writing to the Jews,
who had been scattered all.ver
Asia Minor because of the versecu-
tion of the believers in Falestine,
and also to -some Gentile bHcver"
who.Werf no being persecuted be
came they were Christians; urged
them not to be surprised if they
had to suffer hardships.' e)C9us
himself .had predicted that they
would suffer so. (Matt.! 6;llr2;
JqhH .1.33), ? , ,r ; r.- '.
'Peter reminded 4h e m - that,
through their suffering, th'ey
would be better able to understand
and appreciate the sufferings which
Christ had undergone for them, and
thus be "partakers of Christ's suf
fering." , , ,-
- Because they were suffering sim
ply because they were Christians
and not because they were evil
doers, Peter urged tnem to remem
ber that they had nothing to be
ashamed of, but rather that they
should rejoice. All down through
the ages, Christians have been per
secuted not because; they had done
wrong, but ; simply because they
bore the name of Christ and were
not ashamed or afraid to acknowl
edge the fact
Today; all ever the World, Chris
tians are suffering Actual persecu
tion, some of it too horrible to men
tion, simply because of theirfaith
in Jeus Christ. ; "fhese persecu
tions are figurative "fiery furnae-
wmcfe are proving tne reality
of their Christian experiences.
While we, here in America; are
not being called on to suffer perse
eution for our faitl. we. as indi
vidual Christians, are always sub
jected to tests which arevour'own
iiery xurnaces, . irying : oui me
metal to find out Whether it be
gold or dross.'
- We should not complain about
these tests. Every trial 1b a Judg
ment. Temptation tests an indivld
ual.. Sorrow, sickness and suffer
ing are crises in life which test
men and women, the reaction of
an individual to these tests in life
either builds or destroys character.
The teste may either be tftrned in-J-
to victory, or - defeat, depending
upon hoW the individual meets
them. , , : - , j , 1 ., u '
How should the testsi and petse
'euiiortS, i life be met?' Petei 'to; i
the1 Christian should " meet ' thcin
with x humility, remembering . his
littleness and his sinfulness, a V. i
also reminds the Christian that I
can cast , his burdea on Christ, i
hecares lor us! He guards his.c!
dren ai a loving shepherd caret f
hig sheep. The Chistian should s'
so meet the trials of lile csthnly an J
patiently, remen.berkif the exr
pie of-Chri t, "oi was calm i
patient i. t ' i?, , , '
Christ- I
watchfC, 1
..j L.J ...
IrifcT the House : of God fhey have cprrie1, for
spirifual sfreAglh and edfriforf. .The i$f of
sofrdW 6t freed1 which bfdugfrt therfi hef itfoi
irftportarft. ft isimpoitant that the -dpeVrefttfe'
of a lifetime have taught therft that G6d,?s their
refuse arid their strehgth, ' "-'.U'":X'
The beauty of faith phrrtes Hftfif fdCW, arid
from fins devout worship fhey will o.Ttt&
ffinnor . in ortiflt ' E ' ' :J-'f :) -t':.'1rl,v'.:'-:'-':":"
: But faitri is not the thtikiifi fMfmw-
age. Ffom childhood fcr ftte gtave, rnaji may fttH
hop and comfort and pfat -i God. Fot f aifl?
hamshei fear,' ovefedmes difficultie awdirhv
parts new lifr-'' '.'-Jy'''-r-f:
frr these troubled days, men need religion
rh6f than eVer before1. In the prrfserlce vi vast
fiowers Jfiithe'f f 6 unknown we mejr" f eel, ?rs
rated and helpless, rtuman problems lie heavy
opofi ouf spirifs. But God is a Rock of .Refuge
an4 Pillar o4 Stenbtli to those whe vfust IK'm.
v.omc m lire xiuusc ui me i.uiu. . t
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Co.
nir.TrRD baptist enzzcz
Jams O; Matto, Pastof t
Func' -y -'ool, :45 A. M.
Homing Worship, 11:00 o'clock:.
Evening Worship, 8 o'clock.
Mid-week Services, WedneS.
evening at 8 o'clock. ; '
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ESTHLEHEM CHURCH OF
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v joe Brickhouse, Pastor - v
I Sunday School 10:00" A. M.
' " tfifst Sunday '
It A. M. and 8 P. M.
-j'v.ta.M . iv a i-f' V;'..:i....:;-.v
BURGESS BAPTIST CHURCH
Phil H. Qoidley, Pastor
Church eervices second Sunday a-r
11 A. M.j fourth Sunday at,8 P. M
,. Swiday School at 10:09 A. IS.
' : PERQUIMANS CHARGE ?
. . CHURCHES , .
; - !i : fil R. Meekins, Pastor
.' - First Sunday:
: i New Hope Church, 11:00 A. M.
- Oak Grove Church, 70 P. M.
Second Sunday: ' .
1 i Wfnfall Church, 11:00 A. rf. '
Cftrlai Grover Church. 10 A. M. ,
- Woodlahd Churchy 7:00 P. M.
' Third Siindrfyy ' ' "
, Oak Grove Churcht.ll:00 A, M..
. New Hope Church, ?:00 P. ,M. x
, ' : Fourth Sunday: '
CoAa-r flmva C.hnTf. 17:00. A. M.
Woodland Church, 10 A. M.
WinfaU Church, 7:00 P. M.
y Fifthr Sunday r .
-. Woodland Church, 11:00 A. Mj
Prayer Meeting each Wednesday
at WinfaU Church, 7-00 P. 1L
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ANDERSON'S METPODIST
, CHURCH '
i . P. M.' Porter, D.ir
Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M.,
secona and rourtn aunaays.-
WOODVILLE BAPTIST CHtRCt
Charles- Sinetair, Pastor
"j Church Services on swnd and
fourth Sundays at 11 A. M. ,
First and Third Sundays a 7:46
Sundav Scheol st 9:4tr Al M. -
, UP RIVER FRIENDS CHURCH
n 1 r:ii- p.-tn
Sunday School, 9:45 A. M.
Church services, 11; A. M. and
t P. M."
Youth FeUowship, 7 P. Mj
' Prayer aeryice,. Wednesday, . 8
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tErttt VAtii& c&rt&a
Rev. PhiliD Quhfley. Pastor
Sunday School 10 A- M.
Morning; worship 11 A, M. .
P1NEY WOODS FRIEND i
CHWRCH
' H. Virgil Pike, Paste
Church School 10 A, M. (
Morning worship 11 A. Iff. '
Young Peoule'a meetkjf 7 P M.
,:t rr:y 'a-ia' i"t.-,, v-"'.
WHTTEVILLB GROVE" BAPTIST
... CHURCH
-I J. Paul Holomaa Paster
- Sunday School 10:00 A. U every
Sunday. x .
, Church services first and thlri
Sundays at 11:00 A. M. -
HERTFORD METHODIST
V CHURCH
I. S. Richmond, Paste
9 mrch School 9:45 A. M.
oming Worship 11:00 o'clock
Youth fVioWshipi :48 P. M.
' t. i t.: n.on If
Mid-wRRk FfillnwRhin. Wednesday
at t:oi Jfv, . '
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BAGLEY SWAMP PTLOSftl
' Coy S. Sanndert, pastor
Stinday School 10:00 A.' at.
Morning. Worship 11 o'clock.
Youna People's Aieetinc at c:
P..M. -
Rvenino; worshin. 7:30 o'clock. '
I 'id-week Services Thursday at
7:80 P. M. , . , ,
HOtt TRINITY
episcopal cnurcn
Rev. Paul E. Shuiti, Pastor
Church School weekly at 9:C
A. M. . 1 . .
Morning worship weekly at
11:00 A. M. s -
Holy Communion, first Sunday
at $:30 A. M., and 11:00 A. II.-
Fifth Sunday Services and L
Days as announced.
ttlREA CIIU.".CII OF CnniCT
' ; - Neal Pucketf, Minister
' iJible School Sunday 10 o'clock
C.lurch Services Fiit anJ 1
Sv.;!Jay mornings at -11 "oV
eL.Jng services, first and t!
SwlJayr at1 7 o'clock.
Communion is served each Lc i -DL
morning, ,-. ' '
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