SECTION TWO The ltounduiT'4^ By WILBORNE HARRELL dk i§» Edentonians may well take a| lesson from the unintentional. vandalism that denuded the Cupola House of some of- ita most valuable historical arti facts. It could have been worse: when in private hands the House, being obviously old and dilapidated could have been tom down to make way for a more modern building. And nothing more disgraces the skyline than some of these monstrocities that" we call modern. Today’s build ing has gone haywire. Where is yesterday’s graciousness of line and esthetic values that went into a house, whether a home or a business structure? Now it’s all a futuristic, and to me nightmareish, jumble of steel and concrete and chrome. The Cupola House and many other houses around town have that patina of age and gracious ness that only time Can bring and should not be allowed to fall into thoughtless and un heeding hands. Although the paneling that was stripped from the Cupola House was not de stroyed and now reposes in a Brooklyn museum, is no credit ■ to the town but a disgrace, and! should at least cause us to take j steps to see that it does not happen again. I PHIL OSOPHER SAYS—God is great, so all-encompassing, for fie all of Him to be contained in One Book. —— II > I I ■■■■■ii —| H uAt/ioth /uUtMOifMA.. FOR SALON RESULTS WITH OGILVIE HOME PERMANENT '> Only Ogilvle, hair specialists for over 50 years, can make you that offer. Safe, gentle, salon-tested... Ogilvle home permanent with exclusive Pre- Perm conditioner puts your hair in top shape to take a per fect wave. Cremfe Waving Lotion lets you regulate waving time according to the texture and condition of your hair. 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Frankly, I am lost and bewildered without my pockets. i This is the season of the year 1 when many people feel the urge i to hit the sawdust trail. Wheth-I ' er this is from an over-burdened i conscience or from force of | • habit, Ido not know, but it is! a well-established fact that the annual revival is a hardy pe-1 : rennial. Remember the old-time i campmeetings that ran for days and the almost holiday aspect of town and city revivals? Those were the days—and I shall never forget them. For 1 was furbished and shoe-polished and neck-tied and dressed in my I Sunday best and sent, of more to the point, carried, along to attend them. The reason being, . as I look back now, was to in | still in me the desire to join church, but that was the wrong J—lJy-QVVV'IAA New Books At Colored Library New books received this week at the Brown-Carver Library are as follows: A Little Better Than plumb by Henry Giles. The Ordeal of Power by Em mett J. Hughes; New Frontiers of Christianity by Ralph C. BaUghley. Relativity for the Million by Martin Gardner. A Time to Love by Margot Benary-Isbert. The Land and People of Af ghanistan by Mary L. Clifford. Flowers by Herbert S. Zim. Contemporary Europe by Hen ry S. Hughes. Mr. Rabbit and the Lovely Present by Charlotte Zolotow. The Dragon in the Clock Box by Jean Craig. The Tailor of Gloucester by Beatrice Potter. DBDDSIinE OM MX. HIGHWAYS . ■Raleigh The Motor Vehicles Department’s summary of traffic deaths through 10 A. M., Mon day, August 12, 1963, follows: Killed To Date 742 Killed To Date Last Year 722 RIGHT WORDS WIN CASH PRIZE Crossword puzzles are every one’s favorite, but when you add a cash prize for correct solu tions you have real excitement. The jackpot is never less than SSOO and it may be yours if you use the right words in the Jack pot Crossword Puzzle. See en try blank, clues and word list in THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN on sal* at your local newsdealer approach. I am not a joiner, but even from an early age I like to do my own thinking and do my own joining. I am be ginning now to suspect that when I finally joined church, I was persuaded mainly because I was scared to death—so well and graphically had the vociferous exhortations of the evangelist painted a word-picture of a lit eral hell. But be that as ; t may, it’s an ill wind that doesn't blow some good, and the fact that I DID join eventually prob ably set my feet in the right path. I hold no brief for the commercialized, itinerant, bible pounding type of evangelist, but sincere evangelism in the home churches no doubt exerts a great moral and religious force, and should be encouraged as a lau datory influence ih any com munity. 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C • New Books At Local Library Books added to the collection at Shepard-Pruden Memorial Li brary this week are: The Prophets by Abraham J. Heschel. The Image of Chekhov, forty stqries by Anton Chekhov in the order in which they were writ ten. March to Calumny, the story of American POW’s in the Ko rean War by Albert D. Bider man. Fishing for Fun and to Wash Your Soul by Herbert Hoover. Eisenhower as President, edit ed and with an introduction by Dean Albertson. An assessment of the Eisenhower administra tion by Sherman Adams, Samuel Lubell, Eric F. Goldman, Charles J. V. Murphy, Richard Rovere, Michael Straight, John Lear, Robert J. Donovan, James To bin, Norman A. Graebner. Trial at Bannock, a novel by Jesse Bier, an exciting contem porary Courtroom drama. The Bernard Berenson Treas ury, a biography. For Teenagers Aristotle, Dean of Early Sci ence by Glanville Downey, Im-. mortals t)f Science series. The Epic of Man, by the edi ' tors of Life. Chowan Golf and Country Club m News • 1 ~~~ The Golf Committee met Mon day night at the clubhouse and made rules for the first Chart Championship—qualifying to be gin August 31st through Septem i, ber 15th. Thirty-six holes must Ibe played during this period. ' Players must report to the pro ' shop and let it be known that ■ they are qualifying for each round. Cards must be signed j and turned in to the pro shop, i Those qualifying must play with | another golfer that is not quali fying. j Entrance fee must be paid at ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT. IN 3 DAYS. If nnt pleased with strong, instant-dry mg T-4-1,, your 48c hack at any drug store. Watch infected skin slough off. Watch healthy skin replace it. Itch and burning are gone. TODAY at all drug stores. —adv. time of qualifying (price to be announced later). Minimum age limit for this tournament is age 16. All putts must be played until ball is in cup. Medal score to prevail in qualifying. First round matches of all Flights must be completed not later than September 29. Ladies have made it known that they would desire to have their tournament at a later date, therefore, their committee can .meet with golf committee at their request and details worked out with them. The men’s lockers have been ordered and should be in the clubhouse this week. i BEWARE TERMITES Thursday, August 15, 1963. Edenton, North Carolina CEORCE CHEVROLET , CHEVJTS THE HUY/ 1 /F VOW Come in Today - at - / amo CANr / GEORGE ) CHEVROLET For performance PLUS a PP earance bu y y° ur ' OK used car from ' • ' CWWC /O GEORGE CHEVROLET CEOR6EGHEIuOO.jNC. C 0 ’ pendable and priced to rylfp QUALITV move! DEALS CEORCE CHEVROLET COjnc O /T : mTn<)TT:r7 H 4. j CHLVYII | — '