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COI’TRIBUTINC^ REPORTERS
Mrs. G-.
. Per-bles
John Varnell
HAPLAIK'S
"Fight the good fl.ght
of faith, lay hold "on
eternal life."
I-Irp., Eclnrar Clark
lire. J. A. Viverctte
MrG. Joe Eaf2:les
Mr.^. 7: Tucker
I'Ubs Mildred V'orgley
Mrn. B. 3. Kittrell .
I-^iBs Jo Pie Howell
Hi 0 8 Jo^t^Dhine Baniols
Mrs. D?e Taylor
Rev.' L. Ker.sler
Kr. j. C. ?ov;ell
Mr. n-eo, Hatch
TYPIST & 7J0RK?:R.3
MiSB i%ry Hinter Auebon
Misp Joa:"''hinc Bfil ley
HIbs Dolores Cobb
Mrs. Tom Collins, Jr.
Mrs. George ^nrnhart .
Miss Mane ^Ef-raondson
Mrs. i'la.rc’aret Edmondson
Misn Vir/rinla Hap;ans
Hrv«3. Lurl.ina Harro 11
Mr,s. D^tvid R. Pu,c>:^
Kiss. Lucille Henderson
Mrr. B'=^ulah Foard.
JDavp "Lightning" Leo
Miss Anno Lovnlace
Miss Mary McDaniel
Mrs, iratherine Miller
Mrs. Lucy G, Mills
!-frs. Elclse Rushnian
Miss Elizabeth Ruffin
Hiss rmisy Smith
Miss Carrie %e Walters
Mrs. rtlennir, Weeks
Mins Estsline Page
Miss Lila Mobley
Mrs. Ali^’e Kent
Miss Sue Lovelace
Mr s, Hell Huggi n s
Mrs. J, r-. t)avenr)ort
Columbus ''Bubber" Beaman
the Home ^ront IJgViTs p'lrtpd with
I Tim. 6:12
■Pighting Is an ugly business,
and war is indescribably bad, but
often we must fight or live a life
that is xiTorse than death. "I must
fight if I vrould win," sang the
hymnist. Obviously phyeicsl combat
is not meant in the hymn, or in the
advice of St. Paul to Timothy in
the words of. our t-r^xt. A Vfiliant
struggle against sin and the at
tractively posed evils is clearly
necessary each day. The f-ight is
not sol23.y a defense of the citadel
of .truth, but an aggressive attack
upon the ener'.ins of our souls and
the common good. Th«?' good fight is
a battle royal against every foe
which stands between us and the
Eternal Llf^, We ' dare not she^’the
the swords until "the battle ' s done
and the victory's vrcn, "
PRAYER
"F=?trong Son of C-od, Immortal
Love," arm us vrlth .lealouB care for
the ba.t'cl.es that muot bo fought and
won within the area of personality
and against the menacing evils of
the world today, May v;e be sc com-'
oletely armed and so thoroughly
fortified from within that wo shall
neither give nor ask for quarter,
but in the end may we triumph glor-
i ouBly, In the .name of Jesus Christ
our Lord, Amen. , ' •
ASSEMBLY AND MAILING AGENTS -
THE ENTIRE TARBORO ROTARY CLUB
EDITOR'S CORNER:
On March ^th the Rotary Club and
one of their finest members. He was
none other than Lee D. Hargrove, charter Rotarian and one who lived
its ;^rinolules. • Loe was never more Jianpy than when •'insisting in get
ting the news to you. A veteran of the last v;ar, he saw service in
Prance. , Ho really know the value, of news from home, as you do. Lee
was the man.ager of P. S. Royster Wercantllo Commny here, succeeding
the late C, A, Johnson. He was a M^’-son, a nan interested in the de
v^lopirent of hln comr.ounlty, a loyal churchman, f^nd one who knew r.o
eneiHliT'S, HI a splendid wife, the former Minnio Savage, survives him
along wlt}i two brothers, Walter and Prank, So v/e stfindft attention
while a genuine salute is fired to a real veteran who v/ent out at
attention. —