(Pre-Drive Standings) Diocesan Paper Report —1965 RALEIGH AH0SK1E RALEIGH — Sacred Heart RALEIGH — Our Lady of Lourdes St. Monica St. Charles ALBERMARLE — Annunciation ASHEBORO — St. Joseph ASHEVILLE — St. Anthony ASHEVILLE — St. Joan of Arc ASHEVILLE — St. Lawrence ASHEVILLE — St. Eugene s BELMONT — Queen of Apostles BELMONT — Sacred Heart BELMONT ABBEY — BOONE — St. Elizabeth BREVARD — Sacred Heart BURGAW — St. Joseph BURLINGTON — Blessed Sacrament CASTLE HAYNE — St. Stanislaus CHAPEL HILL — St. Thomas More CHARLOTTE — Assumption CHARLOTTE — St. Ann CHARLOTTE — St. Gabriel CHARLOTTE — St. Patrick St Peter Our I*ady of Consolation Mercy Hospital Immaculate Conception CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE CHARLOTTE CLINTON — CONCORD — St. James DUNN — Sacred Heart DURHAM — Immaculate Conception DURHAM — St. Theresa DURHAM — Holy Cross EDENTON — St. Ann’s . ELIZABETH CITY — St. Catherine ELIZABETH — St. Elizabeth ELIZABETHTOWN — Our Lady of Snows ELKIN — St. Stephen FARMVILLE — St. Elizabeth FAYETTEVILLE — St. Anns FAYETTEVILLE — St. Patrick FRANKLIN — St. Francis GASTONIA — St. Michaels GOLDSBORO — St. Bernadette GOLDSBORO — St. Mary , GOLDSBORO — Sacred Heart GREENSBORO — St. Benedict GREENSBORO — Our Lady of Grace GREENSBORO — Our Lady of Mir. Medal GREENSBORO — St. Pius X GREENVILLE — St. Gabriel GREENVILLE — St. Peter HAMLET — St. James HAVELOCK — Annunciation HENDERSON — St. Paul HENDERSONVILLE — Immaculate Conception HICKORY — St. Aloysius HIGH POINT — Christ the King HIGH POINT — Immaculate Heart of Mary JACKSONVILLE — Infant of Prague KANNAPOLIS — St. Joseph KILL DEVIL HILLS — Holy Redeemer KINGS MOUNTAIN — Christ the King KINSTON — Holy Trinity KINSTON — Our Lady of Atonement LAURINBURG — St. Mary LEAKSVILLE — St. Joseph of the Hills LENOIR — St. Francis of Assisi LEXINGTON — Holy Rosary LUMBERTON — St. Francis LUMBERTON — St. Madeline MAYSVILLE — Holy Innocents MONROE — Our Lady of Lourdes MOORESVILLE — St. Theresa’s MOREHEAD CITY — St. Egbert’s MORGANTON — St. Charles MT. AIRY — Holy Angels MT. OLIVE — St. Mary MURPHY — St. William NEW BERN — St. Joseph’s NEW BERN — St. Paul’s ^ , NEWTON GROVE — Our Lady of Guadalupe N. WILKESBORO — St. John’s OXFORD — St. Catherine PINEHURST — Sacred Heart PLYMOUTH — St. Joan of Arc RAEFORD — St. Elizabeth ROANOKE RAPIDS — St. John ROCKY MOUNT — Immaculate Conception ROCKY MOUNT — Our Lady of P. Help ROXBORO — St. Mary & Edward SALISBURY — Our Lady of Victories SALISBURY — Sacred Heart SANFORD — St. Stephen’s SHELBY — St. Mary’s SMITHFIELD — St. Ann’s SOUTHERN PINES — St. Anthony SOUTHPORT — Sacred Heart SPRUCE PINE — St. Lucien’s STATESVILLE — St. Pius X SWANNANOA — St. Margaret Mary SWANSBORO — St. Mildred TARBORO — St. Catherine THOMASVILLE — Our Lady of the Highway TRYON — St. John WADESBORO — Sacred Heart WAKE FOREST — St. Catherine WALLACE Transfiguration WASHINGTON — Mother of Mercy WAYNESVILLE — St. John WENDELL — St. Eugene WHITEVILLE — Sacred Heart WILMINGTON — St. Mary WILMINGTON — St. Thomas WILSON — St. Alphonsus WILSON — St. Theresa WINSTON SALEM — Our Lady of Fatima WINSTON SALEM — Our Lady of Mercy WINSTON SALEM — St. Benedict WINSTON SALEM — St. Leo WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — St. Theresa FT. BRAGG CHERRY POINT SEYMOUR JOHNSON CAMP LeJEUNE POPE AIR BASE OUT OF STATE TOTALS. 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REALTORS Jack Tar Hotel Bldg.—Durham, N. C. Knights Prepare For Third Annual Catechism Quiz Complete details and rules for the third annual Knights of Colum bus Catechism Contest, sponsored by the North Carolina State Coun cil, were made available for dis tribution at the Mid-Year meeting of the Council held at Holiday Inn South, Greensboro, on Sunday, January 24. All councils in the state will have entrants. This is the third year that the State Council has sponsored this event for 8th grade students. The winners who will represent each of the 15 Councils in the State, will compete in the State finals to be held on Sunday, April 4th at 1:30 p.m., at Our Lady of Lourdes School, 2912 Anderson Drive, Ra leigh. The winner of the finals who will be declared North Carolina Champion, will be awarded a $50.00 Savings Bond or one week at Our Lady of the Hills Camp. Second place winner will receive a $25.00 government savings bond, and third place winner will receive a $10.00 cash prize. The school which the champion represents will also re ceive the Sir Francis Heazel Trophy for one year’s display at the School. In addition, each State Contest en trant will receive a handsome Par ticipation Certificate. Each of the Councils in the State will award a prize to the winner in their local contest, usually in cash or a Savings Bond, in addi tion to bearing the expenses for the trip to Raleigh and back. ROBERT J. HANSON, State Youth Activity Chairman, is spear heading this worthy project, and any Grand Knight or Youth Ac tivity Chairman of any Council who was not at the Mid-Year meeting in Greensboro, is urged to contact Brother Hanson for further infor mation. His address is 1011 Onslow Drive, Greensboro. North Carolina Council State Deputy, Donald F. Cole, Asheville, is anxious that all eighth grade students be given the opportunity to participate in this catechism con test, and that they begin now to study the approved catechism text book if they desire to compete. These textbooks are in the hands of the Council Youth Activity Chairman. “We want to see all councils par ticipate in this project,” said the State Deputy to all Grand Knights. “Remember also that the purpose of the contest is to promote a greater knowledge of our religion and a more articulate laity. The more who compete, the wider this knowledge will be spread.” r i FROSTY MORN MEATS, INC. The Sign of Good Eating this Frosty Morn label is found throughout North Carolina, wherever discriminating shop pers demand top quality and taste. HAMS SAUSAGE BACON North Carolina's Only Federally In spected Packing and Processing Plant Packed by Frosty Mom Meats, Inc. Kinston, N. C. varicon n * * **pr. .4 tv r*ov. •:» iavi ••:':'x-:■ ■■■•■ •••••.■,. . ....... COUNCIL DAYBOOK — A book published by the National Catholic Welfare Conference, Washington, D.C., detailing events of the third session of Vatican Council II, containing N.C.W.C. News Service coverage in stories, texts, interviews and interpretative articles. To be published Feb. 1 at $5, the book is paperbound, 8V2 x 11, indexed, with a foreword by Archbishop Karl J. Alter of Cincinnati. e V Capital Fuel Oil, Ice & Coal Co., Inc. SWITCH TO (Esso) HEATING OIL ICE — COAL — CHAIN LINK FENCES Dial 828-9317 — 600 West Hargett St. Raleigh, North Carolina $56 million in^65 to help the Carolinas grow..* The Carolinas are moving ahead so rapidly on so many fronts that an essential industry such as ours has to run pretty fast to stay ahead. To provide for your growing electrical needs, plus an ade quate reserve, CP&L will be making capital expenditures of $56,000,000 in 1965. Part of this money will be invested in a new generating plant at Roxboro. Only last year we dedicated our Asheville plant, • but before it was finished construction was under way at the Roxboro site. Part of our spending in 1965 will be to build new lines to serve the ever-growing needs of homes and busi nesses. Part will go to build 230,000 volt transmission lines that will strengthen the interconnections between our system and neighboring companies. Where will the money come from? From the Company’s earnings and from the savings of thousands of people who invest in this business. Who will benefit? Many people—for as the money is spent through businesses, it will help to create jobs and wages. But the main purpose is to provide you—in your home or on your job—with the best possible electric service at reasonable prices. This is one of the ways CP&L is helping to build a Finer Carolina. 1 I

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