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PAGE FOURTEEN Town Considering Buying Gas And Oil In Bulk Quantity Belief Is That Consider able Saving Will Be Realized Town Counciknen at Tuesday night’s meeting considered bulk buy ing gasoline and oil for the various rolling equipment belonging to the town. For many years it has been the practice to buy gasoline and oil at regular intervals from the filling sta tions, but it is the belief that by buy ing and installing a tank a saving will be effected. • The tank, if the policy is adopted, will be placed near the Police Sta tion and a record kept of every gal-i lon pumped out. W. J. Yates and J. Edwin Bufflap were appointed to contact the various j oil companies to see what sort of a deal can be worked out. Chowan Boy (Continued from Page One) office. Ranger Fortin will turn in a full student employment report on the work of his trainee before Jordan re turns to State. While he Ls in New Bern Mr. Jor-' dan will serve in the following capa cities, to name a few: estimator for timber management plan, member of prescribed burning crew, member of fire suppression crew, radio operator, assistant map draftsman, weather . forecaster and lookout guard. The course is guaranteed to keep him busy. Civil Service and University rules : prohibit any trainee from putting in 1 over 130 working days per year and no trainee must receive over $925 per pear for his efforts. And in order to be acceptable for this .program a student must have (the following qualifications: he must have completed one year of study, he J must be recommended byf the Dean or Director as being physically and men- ' tally fit to be a professional forester, he must have a good academic stand- ' ing, and he must have available alter nates for his classes. Mr. Jordan is scheduled for a five month stint at the-Natahala National Forest office in the summer of 1951. % ————————————— PERSONAL ITEMS | Miss Charlotte Leary, a student at Averett College, Danville, Va., will arrive Thursday to spend the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. West Leary. She will be accompanied home by Miss Joy|ce Hardcraft of Flushing, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Lance Bufflap spent the week-end visiting J. Edwin and Miss Dorothy Bufflap. Lance Buf flap will on Monday go to Forest City, where he accepted a new position. TESTED SEED GROW BETTER CROPS BY RUM’S SELL THE BEST QUALITY SEED MONEY CAN BUY | All Varieties of Com sr/Mt N. C. HYBRIDS FUNK HYBRIDS /WI/«rW FIELD VARIETIES AM3tfj,M TRUCK VARIETIES > \[\' VUvHw Seed Irish Cobblers T^KiPiS^’^ MAINE SELECTED (j MAINE CERTIFIED Other Seed Planted Here "3T ■ SNAPS - LIMAS - PEAS If A = V" I WATERMELON and CANTALOUPE IV 1 ■ ALL KINDS SOY BEANS —I I GARDEN AND FLOWER SEED \ ' : | J| Insecticides - Seed Treatments - Fungicides Byrum Hardware Company Edenton, N. C. Suffolk, Va. | In Senate Race 1 ww E. S. ASKEW Seeking one of the two district’s I Senatorial seats, E. S. Askew of Merry Hill, will be a candidate 'for Senator from the First District in the May election. SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 LESSON ! SUSTAINING FAITH International Sunday School Lesson for March 19, 1950 Lesson Text: Acts 26: 19-23; Romans 5: 1-8; Hebrews 12: 1-2. Our scripture reference breaks into a very dramatic situation. Paul is be fore King Agrippa, telling of his transforming vision on the road to Damascus. Then, he goes on to relate the effect his vision had on his life and work and, in doing so, revealed the heart of the Christian religion. The Apostle Paul’s experience be gan with a vision of the Living Christ, a vision which led to heroism and endurance. George A. Gordon, in the Revelation and the Ideal, de clares: Everywhere today hosts of God’s people need the faith that sus tained the apostle. A vision means the end for which a good man lives. Paul’s vision was heavenly, and he pursued it to the last breath of his life. His vision sets him apart and makes him worthy of lifelong study. The strength, the continuity, and the passion of his devotion to the ideal lent distinction to his career. We wish to know about his vision and its value for men today." The vision of Christ became the foundation stone of a sustaining faith for Paul. This dynamic faith changed him from a persecutor to one persecuted. The name of Jesus, which he had cursed, became more precious to him than life itself. What was the character of the, faith that sustained Paul? Bolstered by that faith, he had the courage with ' 'IOWAN HERALD * in N* C. r" Youth Revival At Rocky Hock Church Ralph Harrell One of Speakers In Series Os Meetings Announcement is made of a youth conducted revival to ibe held at the Rocky Hock Baptist Church Friday and Saturday night, March 17 and 18, and coming to a close Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. The two night services will begin at 7:30 o’clock. The series of meetings, will be con ducted by students from Wake Foresit College and will include the following: Ray* Hodge, an ordained minister from Kenly,- N. C., Tom Tobey, a ministerial student from Salem, Va., Max Eller, a ministerial student from Statesville, N, C., and Ralph Harrell from Eden ton. I These meetings have been planned in cooperation with the pastor, the Rev. Edward Gordon and interested members of the church. The series of meetings are expected to attract a large number of people. stand all kinds of persecution and to' stand before kings to proclaim his be j lief in Jesus Christ. Paul’s faith was | one that grew out of his knowledge [ of the holy scriptures—‘Moses and the I prophets. We must remember that j Paul was well learned in the scriptures of his day, being a Pharisee. With the help of the Holy Spirit, he had come to see that all the marks of the long Promised Messiah of the Old Testament were Ito ,be found’in Jesus. In the book of Romans, particularly the passage given for our considera tion, Paul, the theologian, the chief interpreter of Christianity, is dealing with the problem of sin and how the sinner can get right with God and keep right with him. This “rightness” alone brings peace. WJliaon James, the psychologist, once wrote about a man “consciously right, superior, hap py*” who, by faith, becomes “conscious ly right, superior happy." Such faith means trusting God for deliverance through belief in Christ and accept-' ance of salvation through his death on the crdss. The life of a Christian is not a bed of roses, warns Paul. Paul had learn ed through tribulations of many and varied sorts, that God had used trou bles to make him a better man. Sor row or suffering may sweeten and ennoble, or it may embitter and hard en. The effect depends on the indi vidual himself herself. Christ died for the ungodly. * He accepted suffer ing in order that all those who believ ed in him might escape the suffering and punishment for their sins. Paul’s sustaining faith was the re sult of experience. Having met Jes sus on the Damascus road, Paul knew, from that time on that Jesus was ris fn from the dead and was the divine Son of God. For him, it was not spec ulation, it was fact. No faith is worth having that does not stem from actual experience. We should remember, however, that experience differs for ' each individual. For most of us. there [ Hat In Ring | i m ni' :<§§§!' . j JM ak TROT LEARY Last week Trot Leary announced . he will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Chowan County in the May election. i is: no clifciatir? event like that which (convinced Paul of the truth of Christ, i'Our .ssurance comes from trusting •:Jesus an! finding that He is always by our sid > to help us in every hour :of need. The words of the hymn, l (“Just When I Need Him, Jesus is Near,” are good to keep in mind, as ; we rut\, the race of life. The author of Hebrews, using the symbol of the \ old athletic races as typical as the Christian’s life, suggests that, using \ the faith that sustains, we should per- ; severe to the end, looking alwayls unto . “Jesus, the author and finisher of our ; faith.’’ ; NOTICE! MEETING OF BOAjRD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW < The Board of County Cornmis- , sioners of Chowan County will 1 meet as the Board of Equalization j and Review in the Court House on < Monday, March 20th, at 10 o’clock 3 A. M. for the purpose of the equal- ' ization of property values, and the ; said Board will adjourn from day < to day until this work is com- < pleted. 3 P. S. McMULLAN J Tax Supervisor a\ w^*»| C m««v e out your pre-war O 5 mviNAmw ■ |— iA. |TH£ top? I tO The ' | HUWE general storage !!f| o I MAR COJWPARrMW^ 151 ” ONLY KEIVINATOR WITH 36 YEARS OF "KNOW-HOW" COULD BRING YOU THIS FOST-WAR MARVEL! A Yet, Masterpiece Kelvinaton are M 1 apt* *U told, from top—clear to the ffiiß;i | [Jj&y floor. Give you 11 to 12 eu. It. 1 of cold space in the floor spaee of [jffi’ji I liff pre-war“6’a”. Far more food space jtffljtftj 3TI —and it’s all usable! See them! _JTy 0 models now at our store/ Eden ton Furniture Co. 213 S. BROAD ST. 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