BETHEL A M E CHURCH NEWS
A Newspaper Drive, initiated
by the Boy Scouts and the Em- '
maus Travelers of Bethel j
Church, will be held Saturday,
July 15. Please tie your news- 1
paper and magazines separately
and call Edward Craven at 375
5314, Thomas Isley at 273-7555,
or at the parsonage at 272-8281.
These leaders will be waiting for
your calls. HELP THE BOY
SCOUTS!
Sunday Dinner ? A delicious
dinner will be served at Bethel
following the morning worship
service, Sunday, July 16, by
members of the Pastor's Aid
Club for 75c.
Electorial College ? The Pas
tor, Dr. Leon S. Penn, Sr., and
several members of Bethel
Church attended the session oi
the Electorial College held at
Mt. Pisgah A. M. E. Church in
Hickory, N. C., Wednesday, July
12. They report a successful
meeting.
"Stewardess Day" ? The|
Stewardess Board of Bethel
Church will observe "Steward
ess Day" Sunday, July 16, at
3:30 p. m. at the church. The
Rev. Mrs. Lucy James, an or
dained Minister in the A. M. E.
Church, a teacher in the public
school system of North Caro
lina, and a member of Bethel
Church, will be the speaker.
Stewardess Board members and
friends from the various church
es in the city are invited to
attend.
Children's Choir ? The "Beth
elites" Choir, composed of the
children of Bethel Church will
appear in concert, Sunday, July
23, 4 p. m. at the church. The
Choir was organized by Rev.
Mrs. Lucy James, assisted by
Mrs. Maude Edwards and Mrs.
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the little angels sing.
Missionary Society ? The Mis
sionary Society of Bethel
Church will observe "Missionary
Day", Sunday, July 23, during
the 11 a. m. worship service.
The Rev. Mrs. P. O. James will
be the speaker. All Missionaries
are cordially invited to attend
this service. Mrs. Lorenzo An
derson is President of the Mis
sionary Society at Bethel
Church.
Union Prayer Meetings ? The
Union Prayer Meetings are be
ing held at New Zion Baptist
Church on Asheboro Street at 8
p. m. during the month of
July. All are invited to attend
these union services.
Union Sunday Evening Ser
vices ? The Union Sunday eve
ning services are being held at
Trinity A. M. E. Zion Church
during the month of July, at 8
p. m.
Fellowship Service ? The Rev.
Mrs. M. Lucille Holman, or
dained Minister in the A. M. E.
Church, will be the guest speak
er at a Fellowship Service to be
held at Bethel A. M. E. Church,
Sunday, August 13, at 3:30 p. m.
Rev. Mrs. Holman works beau
tifully in the Dickerson Chapel
A. M. E. Church, Hillsboro, N.
C. where her husband, Rev. H.
A. Holman serves as pastor.
The Dickerson Chapel Choir and
ushers will accompany Rev. |
Mrs. Holman to Bethel Church
and will take part in the pro
gram. All are cordially invited
to attend. This service is being
sponsored by Mrs. Aleece
Faulkner.
Houseworkers, Baby Sitters,
Maids and many other posi
tions open, at once. Tickets
advanced.
? Write Miss Stetdma ?
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DIRTY AIR RUINS
TRACTOR ENGINES
By Jimy Tart
The farmer who devotes a
little more time to his tractor
during hot, dusty days will pro
long the life of the engine and
get better economy.
A tractor engine takes in
about 9,000 gallons of air for
every gallon of fuel it burns,
according to John Glover, ex
tension specialist in biological
and agricultural engineering at
North Carolina State University.
A tractor pulling a combine
through a grain field will burn
about three gallons of gasoline
or fuel oil every hour. This
means, Glover points out, that
for every 10 hours of operation
the tractor engine takes in over
one-quarter million gallons of
air.
"That's a lot of air. and it may
include a lot of dirt, especially
under dusty conditions," the
specialist remarks. "Under ex
treme conditions, dirt could ruin
an engine in less than a day's
work."
Proper care of the air cleaner
results in better economy and
insures longer engine life, Glo
ver explains. An efficient air
cleaner removes the dirt and
dust particles that grind away
engine parts such as cylinders,
rings and bearings.
Generally, about every 10
hours of engine operation, the
air cleaner cup should be re
moved, and the old oil should
be discarded. Scrape the dirt
from the bottom of the cup,
wash in kerosene and refill the
cup to the mark with clean oil,
Glover suggests.
Some newer tractors have dry
paper filters in series with a
cyclone-type pre-cleaner. The
specialist says they function
much like the air filters on auto
mobiles. "These filters can be
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CHICKEN 'N GRAVY, TEXAS STYLE
(Makes 6 lo 8 servings)
3 to 3Vi pounds frying
chicken pieces
Vi cup flour
'/? cup melted butter
1 can (12 ounces) Mexican
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1 can (10'/2 ounces) con
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1 cup grated process cheese
34 teaspoon salt
Vb teaspoon pepper
Dash paprika
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Turn chicken, bake until brown 15 to 20 minutes longer or
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blown out a couple of times with
an air hose, but be careful not
to puncture them," he cautions.
Make sure the cyclone-type
pre-cleaner on paper air filters
stays clean to prevent the paper
element from becoming clogged
too quickly, Glover adds. "If
the air pre-cleaner doesn't work
automatically, check it and
dump the trash daily." A
clogged air cleaner will choke
the engine.
The specialist suggests follow
ing the instructions in the oper
ator's manual for detailed pro
cedures for particular tractors.
BEDDING PLANT FIELD
DAY SET AT RALEIGH
By Woody Upchurch
A bedding plant field day will
be held at the Method Research
Farm, Raleigh, Friday, July 14.
Dr. Joe Love, extension flori
culture specialist at North Caro
lina State University, said the
field day is being held for com
mercial bedding plant growers
and dealers.
The program begins at 10 a.
m. at the Method Farm off
Hillsboro St., opposite the N. C.
State Faculty Club. Visitors will
have an opportunity to inspect
what's new in vegetables, roses
and flowering annuals, accord
ing to Dr. Love.
"One example of what we'll
have to see is a group of 42 new
petunia varieties," the specialist
said .
A Dutch luncheon will be
held at the Youth Center, State
Fairgrounds. This will be fol
lowed by talks and discussions
by members of the N. C. State
horticulture staff.
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