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B, 6y James Mackenzie ,
I' God alone knows what will come to
miss in your life mid in mine this
ioming year. There are many things
3e could tell us, but we cannot bear
» know them beforehand. It is bet
*r for us to live day by day, hour by
tour; trusting Him to lead us and to
strengthen us. That is better than
mowing what the future holds.
I know not what the future hath
Os marvel or surprise;
Assured alone that life and death
Prove FREE
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Hia mercy underlies.
Yet there is much we can do to
make this year a more Christian one
both for ourselves and for those with
whom we come in contact. To this
end I submit the following resolu
tions::
1. I will read my Bible through this
year, from Genesis to Revelation.
Further, I will read it carefully, pray
' erfully, and daily. If I read about
three or four chapters a day (about
! fifteen minutes reading) I shall have
read the entire Bible by next Christ
| mas.
2. I will be faithful in my daily de
votions. I will thank the Lord for
His goodness before each meal, and
will begin and end my day with pray
er. I will set aside a portion of each
day for prayer and meditation. “The
family that prays together stays to
gether.”
3. I will fully support my church
with my presence at all its services,
and in my prayers. Further, I will
return at least one-tenth of all that
comes to me to the Lord, for this is
God’s way of supporting His work.
4. I will not compromise my testi
mony in any way this coming year. I
will not tell off-color stories, nor en
courage others to do so by listening
to them and laughing at them. I will
not leave myself open to criticism by
anything I do, anything I say, or any
place I go. I will live a life that is
above reproach.
5. I will witness in kindness and
love to all of my unsaved friends and
loved ones, and strive to help them
see, through the power of the Holy]
Spirit, their lost condition, and their
desperate need of Christ as Saviour
and Lord.
6. I will do my best not to lose my
temper. If I do lose my temper, I
will not say anything unkind. If I
do say something unkind. I will im
mediately apologize to all concerned,
and do my best to make amends.
7. I will not worry nor fret; trust
ing God to work all things together
for good to them that love Him, as He
has promised (Romans 8:28).
8. I will not bother others with my
petty troubles; but I will be willing to
listen sympathetically to theirs, and
to make a genuine effort to be of help
to them.
9. I will criticize no one unfairly,
nor behind his back. If I find a fel
low Christian in error, I will seek him
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, N. C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1953.
EDENTON MARINE PROMOTED IN KOREA
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Marine Technical Sergeant Robert S. Bedell (left) is promoted""
to bis present rank by Marine Warrant Officer Ernest W. Needham,
adjutant of an observation squadron of the First Marine Aircraft
Wing in South Korea. The helicopter specialist joined the Marines
in January, 1944. He is the husband of the former Miss Annie L.
Lassiter, 301 West Gale Street, Edenton. (Official U. S. Marine
Corps Photograph). ,
! out privately, and deal with him in <
. humility and love. The only person .
, I will judge harshly, and without mer- i
cy, will be myself.
10. I will let the beauty of Jesus ,
[ be seen in me by living daily by the
Golden Rule: “And as ye would that
. men should do to you, do ye also to '
. them likewise” (Luke 6:31). I will '
. meet every problem by asking myself,
“What would Jesus do?”
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New ’54 Ford Trucks :
On Display Jan. 6th i
Five Lines Will Include
24 Series and Over
220 Models
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Ford’s 1954 line of trucks, powered
by five new ultra-modem short-stroke,
low-friction, high-economy truck en
. gines and featuring the first tandem
axle unit ever built by Ford, will go
on display in dealers’ showrooms
across the country Wednesday, Janu
ary 6.
The five truck lines, including 24 j
series and more than 220 models, j
range from 4,000 lbs. to 40,000 lbs. |
rated gross vehicle weight. They
again feature Ford’s famous “driver- j
ized” cabs which last year helped
bring Ford a record 150 per cent truck
sales increase over the previous year. •
And Master-Guide power steering now I
is available on the Big Jobs with '
Fordomatic fully-automatic transmis
sion on all light duty models.
New to the line are the Series
T-700 and T-800 tandem axle trucks
with gross combination weights up to
60,000 lbs. They are factory-built
with all components engineered for
tandem operation.
“The 1954 Ford truck store is one of
more power, more economy and more
durability, with a Ford truck to meet
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mange, bare spots, moist fungi—or money
back).
• SKIN BALM (for itching fungus, dry
rough skin. A clean liquid of fragrant
odor).
• SPOT BALM (for crusty ears).
• PAD KOTE (for sore tender pads,
moist or dry fungus around toes and
elsewhere).
• WORM CAPSULES (for hook, round
and whip worms).
• TAPE WORM TABLETS (Unlike th*
expelling type. These Tablets destroy the
head in one easy treatment).
• FLEA, TICK. LOUSE POWDER.
(Juat one application kills all three and
keeps them off for days).
• MILKADE—For brood females. (Com
bats losses in pups from 3 days to 3
weeks).
• None genuine without the Happy Jack
Trade Hark.
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SOLD IN EDENTON BY
Mitchener’s Pharmacy
every hauling need,” L. W. Smead,
Ford Division general sales manager,
said.
“America’s rapidly expanding truck
market is daily finding new uses for
truck transportation, with each new
use requiring a special combination of
engine, chassis and body. Consequent
ly Ford’s line has been expanded in
1954 to include the greatest range of
trucks we ever have offered, all pow
ered by the most modem line of truck
engines on the market.”
Wisdom cries out in the street and
no man regards it. —Shakespeare.
C. H. Jernigan
Moving and Hauling
Phone 462-W and 312
EDENTON, N. C.
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CATHOLIC SERVICES FEAST OF
CIRCUMCISION AND SUNDAY
January 1, Festival of Circumcision
of Our Lord Jesus Christ and New
Year’s Day, a Holyday of Obligation,
Holy Masses will be celebrated at 7
and 11 A. M., sermon on “Pray For
Persecuted,” Holy Communion, Mar
ian Year Prayer, Rosary for Persecut
ed, in Edenton Church.
Sunday, January 3, Feast of Most
Holy Name of Jesus, mass in Palace
Theatre, Windsor, at 8 A. M., and in
St. Ann’s Catholic Church, Edenton, |
at 11 A. M., each including sermon on i
“The Most Holy Name of Jesus”, fol
lowed by Marian Year Prayer, Rosary
in Honor of Most Holy Name of Je
sus, Sunday School, with confessions
for half hour before every service,
stated Father Francis J. McCourt, rec
tor, v who invites everybody to all ser-‘
vices.
Other week-days at 7 A. M., Mass,
Rosary in Church.
CLASS MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT
The Young Woman’s Bible Class of
the Edenton Baptist Church will meet
Tuesday night at the church at 7:30
o’clock. All members are urged to
be present.
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Happy New Year,
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-SECTION ONE
PERRY COMO TELLS STORY
OF HIS LIFE
For the first time, Perry Como, one
of America’s top singers, tells the in
spiring story of his life from early
boyhood to his spectacular rise to
stardom. Look for this interesting
fourpart series beginning January
10th in
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Magazine in Colorgravure with the
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