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I—SECTION TWO
Veteran's Corner
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■ (By George R. Bluette. Vet
‘ 'nib Empiuymint Bepresento
ttTC, N. C. State Employment
Security Commission, and John
Vet Spruill, County Service Of
ficer, N. C. State Veterans Ad
mlUstratioa.‘.
Each local public employ
ment office is required by
law to have a “VER” who
is responsible, not only for
counseling individual veter
ans with particularly diffi
cult problems, but also for
evaluating services to veter
ans throughout the local of
fice and recommending im
provements where needed.
Veterans may confer with
the “VER” at any time they
need counsel and until prop
erly placed.
Tax relief for thousands
of military retirees fell vic
tim' ' to Congress’ adjourn
ment rush. A bill granting
a substantial tax cut to ser
vicemen taking part in the
Honor Is Won
By Miss Bunch
RALEIGH Miss Marion
Lee Bunch, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. L. E. Bunch, 202
East Queen Street. Edenton.
i has been selected as one of
12 members of the senior
class of Meredith College to
be listed in Who’s Who In
American Colleges and Uni
versities.
The seniors elected all
display excellence and sin
• cerity in scholarship, lead
ership and participation in
J extra-curricular and aoa
■r demic activities, citizenship
and service to the school,
j and promise of future use
fulness.
„ A religion major, Miss
Bunch is presently serving
as vice president of the Stu-
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Retired Servicemen’s Family
Protection Plan was approv
ed by the House, but it nev
er got consideration by the
Senate Finance Committee.
Indications are, however,
that the Senate committee
will consider the proposal
next year and its chances
for final passage in 1966 are
considered reasonably good.
Q. What are the new al
lowances under the War Or
phans Educational program
that went into effect the
first of this month?
A. For fuU-time studies,
$l3O a month; three-quarter
time, $95 a month; half
time, S6O a month; coopera
tive course, $lO5 a month.
Q. What’s the address of
the national headquarters of
the Retired Officers’ Asso
ciation?
A. 1625 Eye Street. N. W„
Washington, D. C. 20006.
Q. Since my Navy retire
, dent Government Associa
| tion and as Maid of Honor
in the 1966 college May
K'eiirf c he i<; also a mem
ber of the chorus and the
[ 4 uiiaictidH buciety.
Bobbv Francis
New Club Head
On November 8 the Ad
vance 4-H Club held their
monthly meeting. The main
business was the election of
new officers for the next
year.
Those elected were: Presi
dent, Bobby Francis; vice
president, ivy Lowe; secre
tary. Sheila Small; song
leaders, Claude Small and
Jerry Casteloe; recreation
leaders, Dwight Francis and
Tommy Forehand, and re
porter, Marvin Robey.
The first occupant of the
White House moved in in
1800 who was that man?
ment I havp been unable +o
find a suitable job. Is there
any type ot u tuning „-
gram I can enter to pre
pare me for a second career?
A. The Manpower Devel
opment and Training Act
provides occupational train
ing for unemployed persons
to equip them for suitable
employment. Eligible veter
ans receive priority in the
selection of trainees. The
nearest local office of the
State Employment Service
will advise you if any man
power training courses are
available. No tuition is re
quired for the training
course, and a trainee may
receive a weekly allowance.
Report Given
By Dye Works
A report of sales and earn
ings for the nine months
ended September 30, issued
by United Piece Dye Works
showed net sales of $13,961,-
494 compared to $13,354,621,
an increase of 4.5 per cent.
Net earnings after taxes
amount to $589,832 compared
to $018,953. After dividends
on the preferred stock,
earnings per common share
were 42 cents in 1965 vs.
79 cents last year.
In the report Charles
Blount, Jr., chairman and
president, cited a cost-price
squeeze affecting textile
companies that resulted in
lower net earnings for the
l quarter. Operating losses of
the new plant at Edenton
had been $227,812 for the
period, he said, “since it’s
impossible to star! a new
plant at full volume.”
He further staled, “the
company’s plants have larg
er back logs than at the
same time in 1964, and all
indications are that the cur
rent quarter will add sub
stantially to 1965 earnings.”
The hardest job is the one
that you put off until the
last minute.
This Is The Life
By DONALD B. THOMAS
JEALOUS
When two people love one
another they have no room
for jealousy. Most men to
day are jealous of their wife
and are suspicious if they
talk to anyone or vise versa.
They should trust one an
other. if I couldn’t trust my
wife, I wouldn’t want, to live
with her. There are people
who envy some one else
who has more than they
have. People are also jeal
ous because their skin is
different. God made you
what you are and for a pur
pose. This is a sin that we
should all try to overcome.
God wants all of you for
His children. God is also a
jealous God and don’t want
to share you with the false
gods of this world. Jesus
should be our Savior and
our God. He has paid a
price for us witli His own
blood. I don’t care who you
are or what you are, the
only way to heaven and sal
vation is through Jesus. Sa
tan says no, but God says,
"tc or tnou shalt worship no
.other god: For the Lord,
whose name is Jehovah, is a
jealous God.”—Exodus 34:14.
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1965.
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I NAAMAN: ACTING ON
> FAITH
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> International Sunday School
! Lesson for November 21
>
! Memory Selection: “He
> that cometh to God must be
! lieve that he is, and that he
>is a rewarder of them that
l diligently seek him.” He
brews 11:6.
»
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> Lesson Text: II Kings 5.
>
> Naaman, captain of the
! Syrian army,- was well
> known and respected for his
l valor, his integrity, and his
> sense of dignity as a human
> being. There was only one
> drawback —he was a leper,
>and therefore “unclean.”
> The victorious armies of
> Syria had captured army
»Israelites in their battles,
i, among whom was a little girl
> who was • a handmaiden to
> Naaman’s wife. Through
►these circumstances, Naaman
> journeyed, at the bidding of
jjhis King, to Samaria, to seek
> out the prophet of whom the
> slave-girl had spoken to her
> mistress, seeking a cure for
> his incurable disease.
> Naaman—infinitely human,
’ was outraged by the fact
>lhat Elisha, the prophet, had
J not paid him the courtesy of
> a personal appearance, and
! rejected violently Elisha’s
■ command to bathe seven
! times in the River Jordan,
!in order to cleanse himself
>of his affliction.
I Second thoughts, nowever,
| are always best, and, due to
i the intervention of another
[ servant who was with the
i travelling party, Naaman
[swallowed his pride and did
> as the prophet had command
|ed him, thereby affecting a
>cure for the leprosy.
[ At this point we might
> reflect on the fact that Naa
[man is every man among us;
>for in Naaman and his lep
* rosy we may see ourselves
> and our sinfulness, which we
* cannot overcome.
> Before a cure came to Naa
[ man’s body, his will had to
i b° cured. When the crutches
[ of his human pride were cast
> aside, he was ready to ex
[ perience the power of God.
* So it is with us today; we
1 haw to suhiupato ourselves
to God’s will before he can
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effect a transformation in
our spirits.
We need to be ever mind
ful of the fact that God cre
ated man in His own image.
He gave the human spirit
great powers of endurance,
on which to soar to the
greatest heights, and, on the
other side of the coin He
also gave us the ability to
sink to the lowest depths.
Perhaps one complements
the other, and—in His own
oblique way—contains a les
son which He feels we need
to learn. For—unless we ex
perience the depths, how
can we fully savor the
heights? How can we real
ly appreciate to the fullest
extent the gamut of emo
tions of which we arc cap
able?
If wc but pause to reflect
for a moment we will see
that God’s means of accom
plishing his purposes for in
dividuals and mankind alike
have always been varied;
they have, however, been
based on one over-riding
principle the principle of
faith.
His design for us. and for
our lives, may not meet with
our approval, and we some
times question His methods.
We invariably can think of
easier ways in which to
learn life’s lessons easier
for us, that is! This is our
innate selfishness showing.
It takes a very strong
spirit indeed to bow the
head under the blows of ad
versity and not ask “Why
why did this have to happen
to ME?”
But if we are strong in
our faith—if we cling firmly
to the knowledge that God
never has, and never will,
desert us—then we begin to
see His purpose in our
lives, and we have mean
time learned the joy and
comfort His presence in our
lives can bring.
(These comments are based
on outlines of the Interna
tional Sunday School Les
sons, copy-righteded by the
International Council of Re
ligious Education, and used
by permission).
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