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'yfaitti; but it is just’- asjSteces
[Sarjr that we tell it. \#£?must
*\*tell it 'because if we do not we
'Will lose it.- The simple truth
remains that if our faith is not
vital enough to be shared it is
not vital enough to s4ye us
i from the sins of selfishness and
I conceit. ■ If we do not care
deeply that others share the
■ jgood news of our life in Christ, |
lit is because we have not found j
jail that Christ’s coming, should
mean to us.
The Christian movement moves
only through the lives -of Chris
tians whose Vital faith is both
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'articulat* and apostolic. Notice
te apostolic zeal that character
ized Philip and the articulate!
I way in which he shared his
(news.
j If we art truly o:. fire with a
desire -to share our good news,
God will lead us to the right
oportunity, Just as he led Philip
to the eunoch. Not everyone
is ready for our witness, of I
. course. To thrust it upon them j
is to impinge on their freedom.
God does not force himself or
anyone, and neither should we
do so. Courtesy and understand
| ing are parts of a genuine love
[ that cares for others. But how
' often a word is dropped from
j which a conversation may be
opened that will lead to a vital
• sharing of our good news. Sure
ly many such opportunities will
come with those around whom'
we live and work with, day in
and day out?
It will not be too difficult toi
find many in our day-to-day cir
cle who are perplexed and in!
need of counsel, if we will only
look around us with open hearts.
However, some of these areas in
which perplexities exist may be
very personal and delicate ones,
and we must be very careful
not to impose. In all our wit
nessing we must be “as wise]
as serpents and harmless as:
doves,” (Matthew 10:16) as Jesus
told the seventy when he sent,
them out in His name. But” if
Iwe exhibit true love and con- j
cern, surely an opportunity will 1
arise in which we can do our
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1969.
■witnessing?
Always there is the possibility
that people may misunderstand
and begin to persecute you. This
is the price we pay for having
convictions, but it is infinitely
worth it. Remember, as point
ed out in last Sunday’s lessen,
many men have died for their
convictions since the early days
of Christianity, so how can we
| refuse to make some minor'sac
| rifice when they made the su
preme sacrifice?
All we have to do is to re
member that he who loves Christ
will love his brother, and will
do everything in his power to
share with him the kingdom of
God.
(These comments are - based on
outlines of the International
Sunday School Lesson, copy
i righted by the International
Council of Religions Education,
and used by permission.)
Frankly Speaking
By Franc Roberts
V —^
First of a.l, don’t forget the
big game tomorrow night at
Greenville, as the Aces play
Smithfield. Traditional Edenton
support is expected to back the
Aces.
More abbreviated television
reviews. Caught a few more of
the many new ones. One was
called “4 Just Men,” and in al
ternate weeks, stars Jack Haw
kins, Vittorio deSica, Dan Dai ey
and Richard Conte. Complete
with international settings, ex
cellent photography and exciting
suspense. On the subject of
television, the opening mono
logue on Bob Hope’s show last
week, included this little gem
concerning the TV quiz scan
dals: “Imagine a bunch of guys
saying show-biz is dirty . . .
and they’re in politics.” Still on
the subject of tee-veq, is Gov
ernor Rockefeller’s rejection of
both tee-vee and radio men from
one of his pres' conferences.
That should stand him in no
good with those powerful influ
ehces. Os course, the big tele
vision news concerns the fact
that we have a new channel in
our area. Onlv trouble is, the
reception is so poor, no one is
able to watch for any length
of time. Anyway, channel 13, j
WVEC-TV carries all ABC . . . ]
while WAVY now has the com
plete NBC line-up. On the
veral) scene, WAVY winds uo
with the better shows. One
thing, though, you’ll hear some
thing of a great friend of mine,
and a fellow who has many oth
]er friends in this area, Harry
. Doggett. And still on the sub
| ject of television: if there’s a
better vocal group aroun'd than
the Top 20 on Tennessee Ernie’s
show, I’ve yet to see ’em, and,
of course, ole Ern is always a
delight.
Notice how many sports stars
are becoming actors? Chuck
Connors, ex-Dodger star, was, of
course the first. Now appear
ing on television is Bob Mathias,
and in" the movies both Satchel
Paige and Althea Gibson, have
recently made their acting de
buts.
The movie theatre in Hertford
closed down last week. Some
hnw that almost seems like a
step in the wrong direction, es
pecially with so many good
movies around these days. Ac
i tually motion picture entertain
ment, for the most part, is su-
I perior to that on television.
1 The TV quiz scandal is touch
ing Great Britain. A contestant
on the English version of “What’s
My Line,” is crying scandal. Al
so from England: a survey of
leisure-hour activities in 2 Eng
lish cities has come un. without
comment,, on this finding: tele-1
vision is keeping people from
jo’ning church and civic groups.
One of the things in the news
I wish I didn’t have to read,
are those stories from Cuba . . .
with Castro’s constant blasting of
the U. S. I think the man is
sick, sick. sick.
A dee-iav in Chicago had Tus
hfe threatened, after publicly
stating that he was going to ex
pose the “payola”. Meanwh ; le.
another dee-.iny (this one in New
York), says there’s no such ani
mal.
Boy, the Javcees are a busv
group. Coming un soon,
work in behcif 0 f (>, e f arm foovs
and girls. Right now . . . they
are busv selling some de'icious
peanut hrittlo, for a do'l"r for
a big delicious box. ,and, they’re
also bus” solljn<T t'ckets for the
Jay-e- Thanksgiving on
the 2.‘ith cf the month. Tix are
hist three do'lars per couple.
Sneaking of ci” ; c organizations,
thanks to the Woman’s dub of
Edenton for taking the time and
writing such a nice thank-you
| nofo for our help on that won
| derfu'l Halloween part”.
Closing thought: “History is
j but of
i nhecy.” Oh, last week's thought
was authored by Socrates. And
we’ll be around again next week.
Daniel Jordan Dies
In Yeopiitt Section
Daniel Edward Jordan, 82,
died Thursday night at 10 o’clock
at i s home in the Yeopim sec
tion after an illness of five
weeks. A native of Chowan
County, he was a retired farm
er.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Ella Byrum Jordan; five sons,
C. W. Jordan of Suffolk, George
W. Jordan of Greenville, Jimmy
Mack and JSck Jordan of Eden
ton; five daughters, Mrs. Hazel
Hughes of Norfolk, Mrs. Melvin
G. Byrum of Tvner and Mrs.
Sidnev White, Mrs. Chester Land
and Mrs. Willie Lee Brabble of
Edenton; a sister, Mrs. Charles
Bunch of Tyner, 26 grandchil
dren and 17 great grandchildren.
He was a member of Center
Hill Baptist Church, where fun
eral services were held Sunday
afternoon at 2 o’clock. The Rev.
Henrv V. Napier officiated and
burial was in Beaver Hill Ceme
tery.
Pallbearers were Henry Harri
son, Tommy Jordan, Odell Jor
dan, Carroll Jordan, Richard
Hughes and Sidney White.
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George L. Parrish |
Dies At Rocky Hock
George L. Parrish, 83, died at
his home in the Rocky Hock
section Friday at noon follow-1
ing an illness of six years. He
was a native of Chowan County
and a retired farmer.
Surviving are a son, John L.
Parrish of Edenton; five daugh
ters, Mrs. Lizzie Jones, Mrs. E.
L. White and Mrs. Zayner Moyer
of Edenton, Mrs. Elwin Spivey
of Hobbsville and Mrs. Julius
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Hertford, Mrs. Emma Warren of
Portsmouth and Mrs. Billy Jack
son and Mrs. Katie Cuthrell of
Norfolk; 16 grandchildren and 20
great grandchildren.
He was a member of the
Rocky Hock Baptist Church,
where funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o’clock. The Rev. L. C. Chand
ler, pastor of Macedonia Baptist
Church, officiated and burial was
in Beaver Hill Cemetery.
Pallbearers were G. E. Parrish,
J. D. Parrish, E. L. White, Jr.,
Harvey Spivey, Edward Jones
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