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PAGE SIX -memn trp F Three Ps I PERSONAL AND PRIVATE PROBLEMS MU* 'mwi win nmm to Hnw Had ito private intlini of to* XirMaafe *kt Mtoalt their W—toMW I* 9h* tolatoa. Tkew to I* aHtietetollr Hi neW ui fliMwii tfcst esut tp || atfeelfa* mwU to iwMr: *£*s2 to IMlwk adjettmeat to but ■StoUto ami anm. An laeetric. linniiilian ana aaara. will to toH to the atrleteat coaftoeare. All lea air- It* ul eacatteaa atowM to altowl f » "Tkrw Pf'. cm* al *to fitowaa ItotoU. Meat** V C. -TWtolr T>. Walter. Oanaialir Pear Three P’s: • There have appeared in na tional magazines lately a series of articles on the policies of gov ernment. After wading through the mass of words one is not fctire what any of the writers are advocating other than some writers advocate a moderate con servative policy and the other writers want to spend us into |ifpsperity, growth and develop a paradise of a world to live in: to the latter the cost seems not to be much their concern. How can one make heads or tails of the situation —Skeptic Pear Skeptic: You must remember that we are in a national election year and we must develop a sense of humor as well as a level of in telligence to try to analyze all of the written and spoken words. There is little sense to a great Steal of it and it is hard to in terpret what is meant. There is a great cacaphic noise assailing our minds and our ears. The OUts claim that those who are in do not know what they are doing and the only way to cor rect the situation is to get rid of those who arc in and to elect those who presently are on the outside. It is a year of a great give-' away program. Programs are be ing advocated to help the aged and infirm; the number is not great who would be eligible un der such programs and in pro portion to the population. It is purely a local and state prob lem but the politicians want to make it a national program at the expense of the taxpayer. Then Congress has willy-nilly just passed a bill to greatly in crease the salaries of all gov ernmental employees whether de serve it or .not. It is going to cost about two billion dollars, but that is of two consequence when you realize that there arc over two million federal em ployees and each employee rep resents one to five votes, j Senator Kennedy in an hour ilong speech to almost an empty -senate claimed we have no for eign policy, we have been weak, we have lost power, prestige and dignity and our position in the; World. If one half what he says | is true and if he should be elect-j ed and carry out his ideas we | would be at war with Russia or China within six months of his election. The same is true of Adlai Stevenson, another prophet of doom unless you let him do it. He has written a great many words without any 4ense or sea son to what he has written. Key serling and Sclilcssin of Harvard write and talk more words and j jay less of any consequence than any one on the political scene. In both of the major parties there are extreme liberals and moderate conservatives. It is be tween these two elements of both parties which will decide the j way we are going to go in the future. The extreme liberals seem to be gaining the upper Taylor Theatre EDENTON, N. C. Thursday, July 28- last SHOWING Carroll Baker in "THE MIRACLE" CineimScope and Color o Friday, July 29 Vara Miles in "A TOUCH OF LARCENY" o Saturday, July 30— DOUBLE FEATURE Gl*nn Ford in "THE SHEEPMAN" CkiemaScopc and Color Alan Freed in "GO. JOHNNY, GO" . o ■ Sunday and Monday, July 31-August 1— Montgomery Clift and Lee Itomick ha "WILD RIVER" ; Cinema Scope and Color d ■ • -o Wednesday. Jo Morrow In v *IS GHOST' hand for the conservatives see the writing on the wall and less they become more liberal they will never get in. Some time ago a group of very liberal Democrats were not satisfied with the pace that we were spending money for improving the world and formed an or ganization known as Americans for Democratic Action, known as the ADA. In some areas they are strong enough to nominate candidates but have not been successful in electing any nomi nees. Their strategy is to back the most liberal candidate of either party, but usually the Democratic party. Some critics; have called them socialistic or communistic, and some people claim they should be called Americans for a Socialist or Communist Government. To op- 1 pose this group another organi-| ration of conservatives has been formed known as Americans for Constitution Action and by that they mean that our administra tion of government should re main with the meaning and in tent cf the Federal Constitution. They have been too recently formed to have any major ef fect on the political scene but if they grow they may become a factor and brake on the too lib eral tendency of a great many' politicians. | For instance an advanced lib eral is Senator Clark of Penn-1 sylvania who advocates spend-] ing of billions on slum clearance, education, health, without any program as to where the money is to come from. He is advo cating a bih to restore the pen sion rights of former govern ment employees convicted of theft, embezzlement, fraud and communism. He advocated the restoration of pension to an em ployee who was an active corn-* munist, and remarked that if he had his way the poor communist would get his pension back. Regardless of your political affiliation your responsibility is to decide wtiat kind of govern ment you want; one that is ex tremely libei al wasting more and more of the taxpayers mon ey on half thought out social schemes, thereby continually in creasing the federal debt beyond our ability to repay it, or a j more moderate type of govern- 1 ment which would advocate pay ing as we go along and to pro- t vide for the general amortization! and retirement of the federal j debt. It is up to you and noi one else. Dear Three: P's I have a fairly good job, single but anxious to get married. 1 . OSMOSE PRESSURE TREATED LUMBER Guaranteed .ZS-Yeare against wood’s greatest enemies: v ♦AGAINST ROT ♦ AGAINST TERMITES ♦ AGAINST DECAY For The FIRST Time Ever - Osmose Pressure Treated Lumber Gives You This WRITTEN Guarantee! TREATED or NOT, MAKES \ THIS VRUTEN guarantee WrMgM and Osmose Pressure Treated Lumber j - Eliminating 1 Need for Other Termite Buy Your Osmose Pressure Treated Lumber from M. G. BROWN CO., INC. % i have been going with two dis : ferent girls off and on for some time, but they are both very t charming and I cannot make up my mind. What do you sug gest? —Lothario Dear Lothario: You do seem to be in a mess of uncertainty; perhaps you want something of each, but that is difficult to bring about. You •night go out on some moon light night and toss a coin heads for one and tails for the other. Or the best thing to do is stay away from both for a period of time until vou decide which one! you miss the most. Otherwise you might be called a vacillating young man and maybe you should not get married at all. !| SUNDAY SCHOOL ] I I LFSSON 1 1 j. Continued from Pago I—Section 2 Woodrow Wilson, pleading the! case of the oppressed nations ofl; the world, burned himself out in' j behalf of the League of Nations. i i He lost America’s support, but I, that ill-fated enterprise became the seed that gave rise to the 'creation of the United Nations. I Deep in the spirit of these lives and others like them, we i find trust in God and a dogged 'confidence in the worth of man.' The champions of human values are persons who. like Hosea, see < human frailty for what it is. < But they do not stop there. I They see God ready and eager - to release forgiveness and inspire ] obedience. j In another realm of world need we have our champions those i who believe in the inviolability i iof the moral law. Fortunately in every generation there emerge ( men of keen moral sensitivity. Most often they are called ideal ists as they seek to bolster moral principles in a slow-to-change so ciety controlled for the most part by unprincipled men. If there is to be a new world we will have to work with God to bring it to life. Why? Be cause any world worth having will have to be the kind in which I' the bounty of God is acknowl edged and in which the demands God lays upon the human spirit i will be respected, j On still yet another score we j find that we need the impact of i the personality that has moral grasp. The discoveries coming out of the laboratories of the nuclear physicists compel she ac celeration of ethical control. We rm cbowa» hpiau?, tpttrron, wottm cyfauaK rinmtoAT. joly m, imp. are reminded of the stogy of the i old sculptor who-- was carving a figure , that was to be placed in r a niche in a wall. Its back would never been seen. Yet the mas ter artisan worked with great diligence on the entire statue. When asked why he spent so much time and talent on the back of the figurine wheq it would never been seen, the old man replied with great dignity: “God will always be looking. ! upon it.” There is something wrong, with the old adage, "What you don’t see won’t hurt ypu.” You don’t I see polio germs, or cancer cells, or tuberculosis bacilli; but given time to work, they devastate. Christians, equipped with the X ray of ethical discernment, can | see the moral decay threatening our nation. If they are at all ■ conscientious, they will consent to the drastic surgery that will I remove it first from their own I lives. V ! (These comments are based Ob ' outlines of the International Sunday School Lessons, copy righted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.) 4-H Canning Clubs Mark 50th Year Tomato canning clubs were the first “girl projects” in 4-H, fol lowing closely on the heels of corn clubs established in 1910 for boys. These clubs were the forerunner of the present day 4-H educational prdgram now benefiting some 2Vi million rural and urban youth. This year marks the 50th an niversary of the 4-H canning club, and the 150th anniversary of the discovery of a successful canning process. Methods and REMEMBER You Save The Middle Man’s Profit J. Winton Sawyer CEMETERY MEMORIALS 405 S. Road St. . Phone 5995 ELIZABETH CITY, N. C. i utensils have changed, but the i end product remains the same, i Young homemakers as well as I experienced ones strive to turn - out sparkling, wholesome, nu tritious jars of food which can be stored for safe eating later on. “The modem 4-H canning pro gram—like its predecessor—em phasizes home grown food pres ervation as a means to improve . the family diet,” says Miss Mar jorie Shearin, food conservation and marketing specialist, N. C. Agricultural Extension Service. The 4-H “learn by doing” meth od stresses importance of using bacteria-free products and uten sils tq guard against spoilage and possible food poisoning. Back in the early 1900’s, 4-H girls demonstrated canning skills and exhibited their products in competition with others. For this they received local recog nition and in many cases valu able awards. The 1960 program also offers awards for superior achievement. For. the 32nd consecutive year, Kerr Glass Mfg. Co., sponsor of 4-H canning awards will of fer S4OO college scholarships to six national winners to be se lected nest November. TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED ! FOR RENT Spend a most enjoyable and restful vacation on the ocean front at Nags Head in a 5- bedfnom cottage. All conveni ences. Large screened porch. From August 21 through Sep tember 5. Phone 2961 or see Mrs. Geo. S. Harrell Route 2, Edenton ' —: ■ . : : BelkzTylers BIG JULY Tell all your friends and neighbors about this great sale and burry down tomorrow... You’ll.save and save on every item! This is positively our greatest gale of the year. SPECIAL PURCHASE SUPER SPECIALS DRASTIC REDUCTIONS SENSATIONAL VALUES m All Summer Stocks MUST GO Store .Open Saturday Night Until 9 o’clock — r~* : ■ -* ' * - „ ! -' - ; . » • - 9 . v , . . » ■ ; • ' ' r.-* *' . * * . > v * - • I**-*%,’ ■+ ■ i /•• t -,T m.- ti'Lv t W*■ -*
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