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Woman's Day Is Made Easier * By Hints In “Woman's Day," Exclusive A&P Magazine Need new shelf spacfe inAfil liv ing room, or as dividers between dining areas and living areas? Explicit directions for making them, design blueprjntf arid lum ber specifications may be iound in Woman’s Day, sold exclusively at A&P Food Stores,' and priced only seventeen tsS per <Jp{y. * In many homes throughout the South the attractive “slick” mag azine Occupies a place of promi nence in the book rack and a full compliment of back copies are kept close at hand. t Regular monthly features in clude fiction, fashions, food and do-it-youfself articles in every field of carpentry and home-mak ing. Budget dinners and family meals are contained in every copy. Recently an edition con Self-Service In AirAreaTOips Delay By Shopping At A And P Complete self-service in all de partments of the store has been in troduced in the newer A&P Food Stores in the district and is pres ently being developed for all stores. Greatest advantage to customers is the elimination of. time when produce is weighed and wrapped. All produce, as well as meat and groceries, is placed in open refrigerated dis play case in full view of the cus tomer and ready for selection. Fruit and vegetables are pack aged and weighed in a special wrapping room immediately available to the produce depart ment. Meat is kept in a separate refrigerated storage section and also is weighed and parceled for most convenient selection. To facilitate movement of mer chandise to the shelves, all day grocery items are priced, and ' marked in the grocery storage section. When needed they may be placed on the shelves quicklv i for the cQtiveYiifeltet bEshopbdfs-: I Large parking areas surround- j f ing the super markets have alsoj made. A&P easier for shopping, i njore pleasant and faster. It is! quite possible to purchase a j week’s supply of groceries for an __ . ,♦ * Jugt out! ,New s wide and handsome) NEW CHEVROLET IFUlirai®! PICKUPS -'at o They’re at brawny as they are beautiful—three weight class! Two body sizes are offered-78* and 98* new Fleets id 9 pickups with the power and cargo long-both a full 6 feet wide. And you get the best . . ... to tame tough jobs and look good remedy for overhead worry that’s ever been built doing itl Chevy’s hustling Thriftmaster 6 engine. Your dealer will fill in the facts, or details about any new Chev , The new Fleetside reports in with more load space rolet models, including America’s lowest priced ', than you’ll find in any other low-priced pickup in its popular pipkupl M jf K' *- 11 : ' S . B ,n ft [jnTFiyTf? Styling that catches IKJISIAf the eye and calls at tention. to your business name! A > iKftSpv [JfIfSWiW Exna ‘ hig ‘ mm IKilauU New Fleetside bodies ! are wider, longer and deeperl V|| 18 Ts Kb • K . ■■ See your local authorized Chevtbkt dealer y jB. B. H. MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. "YOUR FRIENDLY CHEVROLET DEALER " Street dealer’s franchise no. us Edcnton. North OudiM —■ 1 ■'■'•- ... - * : . M tained 197 ways to cook hambur ger, another gave pictorial cov erage to match recipes for a com prehensive cookbook of pastry. In many cases' the approximate cost of the completed food is in cluded. The needlewoman finds in Wo man’s Day a host of patterns in knitted gifts and garments, cro- I chet-work for the home and home-sewing ideas with full con cise, directions. Articles on interior decorating, baby and child-care, gardening, all are written by experts in those fields and presented to the readers. It was an article in the A&P magazine that started a trend in “bulky knits” and following the article on garments made, includ ing patterns, stores were beseig- average family and be on the way home within a half hour, even during the peak shopping times. ( Weekly Devotiona' j Column j Rv JAMES MitrK RNZFR j For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gft of God: not of works, lest any man should boast". —Ephesians 2:8-9. No • word is so common to Christian usage as “Grace.” Among our favorite hymns are “Amazing Grace,” “Marvelous Grace of Our Loving Lord,” and “Grace, ’Tis A Charming Sound;” and the word has even been ap propriated as a popular name for girls. The Greek word translated VtJriice” In‘due-New Testaments is CHARIS. According to the scholar. Thayer, it means, “Kind ness which bestows upon some one, something not deserved.” Lange defines it. “God’s goodness to the sinner who does not de- 1 THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY MARCH 13. 1858. ed by customers seeking the new est “easy-to-make” knitting ac cessories. The article which be gin it all included a picture of University of Western Ontario co eds wearing the now-popular purple and white mufflers. One rather typical edition of Woman’s Day published last De cember included an easy-to-make attractive evening skirt with suggestions concerning suitable fabrics. Instructions for hooked rugs and for two women’s sweat ers. Workshop gifts which could be made easily on a week-end from pack box lumber. Five fa mous cakes with complete recipes and step by step directions, and to have the time needed for mak ing them “all-in-one-pot” dinners —lB of them. Two stories and seven feature stories are also in cluded in the 140-page magazine. serve it.” Someone else has said, “Grace is unmerited favor.” But grace is more than this: it is not favor done for a friend, but favor, done for the enemy who seeks to destroy the person doing the favor. The grace of God is manifest, not in favor be stowed upon His followers, but in the sacrificial death of His Son for a world in rebellion against Him (see Romans 5:8). Jesus said, “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends” (John 15: 13), and He spoke true of man’s love. But the love of God the Son is greater; He laid down His life for His enemies. If we are saved by grace, as the Word of God clearly teaches, there is nothing we can do to merit, or deserve salvation. We are saved, not because we have submitted to some religious riga marole, nor because We have done more good things than bad things, but because we have come to the place where we realize we are lost, helpless sinners, and thrown ourselves upon the mer cy and grace of God as offered in His -Son; ‘Jesas -Christ, to all who believe in Him. If we are saved by grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8-9) there is no preparation necessary to coming to Him, but we must come just as we are. How many . there are who the day of salvation until they are “wefr thy,” or “better;” until they have forsaken some sin. But they have the cart before the horse. Sal vation comes not because of goodness, but because of faith; good works follow salvation as the natural fruit of the new-birth. God asks nothing of the lost sin ner but his sins. He invites us to come, as the hymn writer puts it, “Just as I am.” Some who read these lines may have put-off their decision for Christ because they felt they were not worthy. Dear friend, you can never make yourself worthy. And praise the Lord you don’t have to! Jesus came to call sinners, not righteous, to repent ance. Now, even as you read these words, you may be saved. Simply confess your sins to God, and trust His Son, Jesus, as your own personal Saviour and Lord. Then crown Him Lord of your life. { HAYSEED ! t By UNCLE SAM x <> Not Knowing What Is Best Are we in the United States going to realize what it means to live under dictatorial govern ment? Has the time arrived when the majority of the people do not know what is best for them. What does it means when a few men holding appointive of fices have the power to set aside or cancel the laws and consti tution of any one or every state in the United States. What kind of power is it that is given to just a few men when they are al lowed to tell all the millions who they must have for their asso ciates, with whom they must work and play and study and worship with. Has the time come when the masses do not know what is best for them? Have the people in the North or South or West become so in competent and so ignorant; so de praved they are incapable of en acting laws to control their lo cal conditions? Has the time come when it is necessary to al low a few men to tell you and me and the other fellow no mat ter what his color or nationality to eat with, sleep with and as sociate with some particular per sons? Have we degenerated to such an extent that a few must tell us what is best for us? Has the time come when a very few men have more power than the Presi ■ dent and Congress? Has the time come when the citizens of any state or community must ac cept the say-so of just a few out siders as to how they should run their local affairs? Have all the citizens of all the states have no sense of what is just and right? Are we incapable of righteous citizenship? Is there a tribunal of men so wise and so mighty that all other men are weaklings in their estimation and they must tell them what is best for them? It appears this tribunal has de cided we do not know what is best for us. Leaders Concentrate On Cancer Education Continued from Page 1, Section 2 Society’s representatives have made it possible for agents to broaden the cancer education pro gram in rural North Carolina this year. As expressed by one agent, “More work can be accomplished this year in this area of family living through more effort on the part of educators to better inter pret the cancer program so that our club women can receive the information and really know the importance of taking the cancer test.” Under the 1958 objectives as set up for the entire health educa tion home demonstration pro gram, Mrs. Brown explains that it is the aim of the program to train leaders to encourage not only home demonstration club members, but also other persons in their communities through all available channels, to visit the “Here on earth we are soldiers fighting in a for eign land; that under- () f stand not the plan of the A/V A y t campaign, and have no f" need to understand it see- ! ing well what is at our WE bring to the practice of our profession the necessary u ' 'WHSm"/' study and experienced knowledge, an eqhjpmenl that is splendidly adequate THOMAS CARLYLE and a police demeanor of service. Boy.. Oh, Boy They Really Have § EVERYTHING at the New 4j And Mom’s Already Put DOUBLE- - LOLA on Her Shopping List .... The Double-Cola Bottling Works of Eden ton, N. C, CONGRATULATES the A and P Company on Open ing of Its New Edenton Super Market, and Is Proud to Supply It With Take-Home Cartons of Sparkling mXIWW Barrow Bottling Works 212 E. Eden Street PHONE 2628 Edeitton, N. C ——i detection centers and have an nual checlo-qps; Richmond Coun ty has set as its goal to have 200 club members taking the cancer detection test by July, 1958. In addition to the specific can cer education goals, one of the most important objectives of the program, as stated in Mrs. Brown’s report, is to reveal to the people facts that will destroy the fear of examination and to maK.e cancer education a learning ex perience in relation to other dread diseases. Fidelis Wives* Club Planning Pie Booth The Fidelis Wives’ Club is planning to sponsor a pie booth in helping the PTA to make the May Day Program a big success. Any staff NCO wife who wishes to bake a pie and donate it is asked to contact Mrs. Claude Es tes. All proceeds from the pies will be turned over to the PTA. WHY PAY TOO MUCH INCOME TAX? W. M. Kiplinger, noted Wash ington Business writer, points out several legal deductions that many people forget to take. See how you can save money in this informative article in March 16tl> issue of the AMERICAN WEEKLY Magazine in ColorgTavure distributed with BALTIMORE SUNDAY AMERICAN 1 On sale at your local newsdealer f, - ■ Golden Tap 100 Per Cent Pure Juice (Not Frozen) YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ADD WATER . . . BUY YOUR . . . Golden Tap AT FOOD STORES ❖ Distributed By GARLAND C. NORRIS, INC. LAKELAND, FLORIDA 1 PAGE SEVEN —SECTION TWO
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