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To the true Christian aoe of the
mast wonderful passages in the
whole Bible U Eph. 2:7. where we
reed of God’i purpose.
That in the ages to come He
might chow the exceeding lichee of
Hit grace in His kindness toward
us through Christ Jesus.”
This pontage appears the mere
wonderful whan viewed in the
light of its context
Versee 2-8 ten hew we were an
once the "V OF DIS
OBEDIENCE.* isd therefore "by
nature the CHILDREN of WRATH,
even as others.” But then we reed
those wonderful words of hope,
“BUT COD.”
"But God. who is RICH IN
MERCY, because of HU GREAT
LOVE wherewith He loved is ..."
And next verses tell how He has
taken believers in Christ from the
lowest position of condemnation
and wrath and given them the
highest place of favor and blessing
in Christ at HU own right hand in
WEEKLY MEDITATION
BY COUN DOUGLAS
A Sermenett#
BY COUN DOUGLAS
"And why keheldaat then
the note that la in thy broth
er's eye. bet eensldereth net
the beam that U in thine awe
ever—Matt. 7:2.
Moot of ue experience ttaae# in
our Uvee when we feel slighted. We
lbel abut out from a group of
persona or a clique in our neigh
borhood or organisation. And we
tend to taka a critical attitude
toward theee persons who aeem
to be enjoying themselves more
than we are. At such times we
magnify the trivial and overtook
the important We think of oth
ers in the light of what thaw an
failing to do far us. Instead of
whs se can do far them. Wo al
low envy to blind us to the high
goal of helpfulness and harmony
•et for ue by God.
It ie at such tfcnas that we
should make the supreme effort
to switch ourselves from condem
nation to commendation, and from
criticism to oompesslon. We need
to keep our minds On happy, har
rootiioi.is thing*, of on •?-
Former Vice-President Is
Lincoln Day Dinner Orator
CINCINNATI (AlfP> “Reject
extremist leader*.” former Vice-
President Rrichard M. Nixon urged
Negroes in a Lincoln Day dinner
speech here lest week.
HOVrBUI maael ny# ImMl*
Strattons will damage the civil
rlghta raase end America it
self” Ntxen. aa aaaaaeeaeed
candidate far the GOP Presi
dents! nominal ten, warned.
Nixon spoke in Cincinnati on tha
heels of, a school boycott to proteat
”de facto’ segregation.
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the heavealiss.
Tba simplest, hrmifctoet believer
in Chirst as Hie Savior has boas
given this position in the bee van
lies, for God no longer seas Mm in
himself, but in Christ, who died for
bis sinx This is why St Paul go
often writes about "those who are
in Christ Jesus."
It U for toe believer now, to oc
cupy this swaNyi pmtttwi. to ap
propriate by faith the "ell spiritual
blessings” which are his in Christ
(See Eph. I:J> Like Haul, he may
be lifted by greet, through faith, a
bOva the troubles and sorrows of
“thU present evil age" and enjoy
hU position and blessings in the
heavenlies in Christ. And even this
U not ell. for looking far ahead to
the future toe Apostle, by divine
revelation, goes on the say (in Eph.
27) that God has done this ell for
us, "that in the ages to come He
might show the exceeding riches of
His grace in His kindness toward
us through Christ Jtsus”
parent inharmonic#. We must re
member that life isn't a perpetual
state of receiving good things. We
teve to do our share of giving
too, remembering always that our
reoeepUon of bapptnsm is in pro
portion to our giving of happiness.
Remember that the Dtrine Love
of God U yours, and yours to
share with all other persons. This
Love of Ood can sustain and pro
tect you wherever you go, and It
can make all that you do have
purpose and meaning- Imbued
with this love of Ood. you can
look out at the world with eyes
of Love, and you are not effect
ed by what you may have form
erly termed slights, insults, or ef
fronteries. By bringing Ood into
the foreground of your thoughts,
your Irritation and pique have
vantohed like darkness before the
sun. You know that this to your
Father's world, that It to a good
world, and that you are 00-operat
ing with Ood to keep it so.
"Let all those that seek thee
rajoioe and b» *»•<« *•» H — "
I*IC.IC.
Urging Negroes to follow respon
sible leaders. Nixon hit at boycotts
as encouraging disrespect for law.
He mid Abraham Lincoln,
tha Ctvtl War Leader, was de
dicated to the rale es law and
that the rale of law taeald be
a principle es the Rrepehllcaa
party.
Nixon said he foresaw enactment
es • civil righto law but contended
that “much of good that the law
may do will be destroyed if the ir
responsible tactics Os some of the
Barden Time
RUE GARDNER
It G. STATE
H yen want some early blooming
glads this year try "Mitch” Jenkins
recipe. Dr. Jenkins to to charge of
our Horticultural Crops Baeearcti
Laboratory at Castle Hayna, north
of Wilmington.
A number of research workers
have e* 1 m that gladiolus r)»«k
win bloom earlier if the terms ere
given a heat treatment before
pleating. Dr. Jenkins wanted to de
termine more accurately the tem
perature and length Os the treat
ment period. Here to whet he found.
Re selected two varieties,
■new Princess and Valeria, and
tares es to, M and M degrees
far IS and to days prtor to
planted la replicated plots. Far
e cheek, he need reran that had
been bald at erdtnaif star age
AH plants from heat-treated
come emerged sooner than from
untreated conns. They also bloom
ed earlier and the yeild of flowers
from the treated conns vn higher.
He found the best treatment was to
subject the corms to e temperature
of to degrees for 13 days.
Earlier flowering to of impor
tance to the commercial grower
because the prices received are
usually higher for the early bloom
ers. The treated corms bloomed 10
days earlier than those that were
untreated.
Dr. Frank Hassle, plant path
ologist, has been conducting some
experiments on the control of a
salea petal blight This disease to
some iee serious end you should
wateh your plants closely for evi
dence of the disease.
The disease first appears as small
white spots on colored petals and
ta brown spots on white flowered
varieties. Under conditions of high
humidity, these spots enlarge rapid
ly until the entire petal softens end
collapses.
The fungus over-winters ta the
infected petals that fall from the
plant end become lncorporaed in
the mulch. About the time tba a
saleas bloom the spores of the fun
gus are released and may infect the
flowers on the plant above them or
be carried by air currects to neigh
boring plants.
Dr. feasts found that the blight
was best controlled with Zineb or
Thiram (Thy late). Ha applied
sprays at the beginning of the
blooming period and made appli
cations twice weekly for about one
month. Good equipment to needed
as the spray must be under pressure
to break it into mist particles for
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Thomas Young
Founders’Day
Orator At ECSC
ELIZABETH ClTY—Thomas W.
Young, editor and publisher of the
Norfolk Journal and Guide, will
deliver the lenders’ Day Addreaa
at Elisabeth City State College on
Sunday. February 23, according to
Mrs. Clan G. Jones, chairman of
the Founders’ Day Committee.
The program will commemorate
the seventy-third year of the
founding of the college. A service
qf recognition sill honor Hugh
Cals, the Negro Legislator of Pas
quotank County who presented the
hill in 1801 to establish the college;
Peter Weddlck Moore the first
president of the Institution; and
John Henry Bias, the second presi
dent, under whose administration
it became a tour-year college.
7th Women’s
Program Set
At Smith U.
CHARLOTTE—Johnson C Smith
University young women will ex
plore the theme; "Goals in tha Edu
cation of Women" at the Seventh
Annual Women’s Program at the
University February to through
March 1.
Chief sMWlteto far toe five
day program wfll be Dr. Thai,
me Devtdma Adair. Amttosta
Prof ms or es tdeeaUee at tba
Untiestoty es tba City es New
York. Qaeasa Canape, Plata
tag. L L
Dr. Adair received her A. B. de
gree from Bennett College and her
R A. and Ed. D. from Teachers
College, Columbia University.
The wife es the Reverend A. Eu
gene Adair, pastor of the Mount
Morris Presbyterian Church in New
York City, Dr. Adair is tha mother
of three children. She spent the
summer of IM2 in volunteer ser
vice in Liberia aa a member of the
Operettas Crossroads of Africa
Liberian Tea (Airs’ Team.
Following the teacher training
grogrwn. Mrs. Adair heeded a
Christian Institute for men end wo
men of many church groups ta Li
beria. Following her experience in
Liberia, Dr. Adair travelled ta tan
ether African countries. She to a
native of North Carolina.
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extreme civil rights leaden con
The OOP leaden, who reportedly
Signed e restrictive covenant whan
he purchased a home ta Washington
during hte Dm term aa Vice-Presi
dent in the fftoenhooai admini
stration. was the center of contro
versy over the toeue during hto un
successful bid tor the Praatdaocy
ta ItoO.
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