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THE HOLY GHOST
By DALTON WABD, RyUnd, N. C
When the Holy Ghost does witness
Through the ones who have stood true,
There is a blessing to all who will accept it,
And their strength (He will renew.
There comes a day of transformation
For the lone despised few;
■lt will be a time of great rejoicing,
I want to be ready so that I can ascend up, too.
The Holy Ghost He is a great teacher
And in our Hves there lies a great need;
TO know more about my Master,
And through His Word only can we succeed.
So in our lives we should be more prayerful,
■Lifting up the Saviour from day unto day;
And when He calls us we should always answer,
Then whatever He says we must always obey.
We are living in a day of lots of adultery.
When people ere committing all kinds c.f sin;
Needing the Holy Ghost to come in and to conquer
In their lives and put these evils to an end.
It is not those who start who are successful.
But it is the ones who endure until the end;
So may we not stop short of all of His glory,
For He is ever near and our dearest friend.
So may we use our talents to please Him
Who has saved us by His love and power;
Teaching us the way of full salvation,
For it’s greatly needed this very hour.
May our lives become more humble
As we press forward from day to day;
Telling to those who need this great Saviour,
More about the straight and the narrow way.
And as I study His Word it affords the light
That keeps me in His constant care;
By leading me into deeper thoughts of the Master,
And has gone up to Heaven and his glory we may share.
My heart is yearning to be drawn a little closer,
For I want to never try to grieve His heart;
But I want to live and to be more like Him,
So that the Holy Ghost from me will not depart.
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New Books At
Local Library
New books received at the
Shcpard-Pruden Memorial
Library include the follow
ing:
Adult Fiction
The Doctor’s Two Lives by
Seifert.
A Time to Prey by Kenz-
Gerson.
ley.
Grave Journey by Hebden.
Losing Battles by Welty.
Fiona by Gaskin.
The Bay of Noon by Haz
zard.
Mr. Fairlie’s Final Journey
by Derleth.
. The Flowers of Adcnis by
Sutcliff.
And Not .to Yield by Un
man.
No Time For Love by Lor
ing.
The Amazing Mrs. Pollifax
by Gilman.
The Face of Innocence by
Ogilvie.
Divide By Seven by Cham- ,
bers.
All Grass Isn’t Green by
A. A. Fair.
Adult Non-Fiction
Knitting Made Easy by
Atyes.
■An Accounting Primer by ■
Midgett. (
Handbook of Denomina- «
tions by Mead. ,
•The Edict of Nantes by (
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There is no one who doesn't, j
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Many Agencies Involved In Housing
By GLADYS B. WHITE
Home Economics Extension
Agent
Housing has received quite
a bit of ihterest from all gov
ernment agencies for the past
several months. We have
heard discussion on low-in
come housing, sub - standard
housing, HUD, Turnkey HI
and other programs that are
supposed to encourage better
housing and in some cases
help to finance new homes,
Tne town of Edenton has
appointed a Housing Author
ity and they have applied and
are in the process of getting
approval for federal housing.
This is a project that is well
worth while but it can be
complimented with other pro
grams that are also sponsored
by local, state and federal
agencies. For txample, FHA
has available loans for home
construction or the purchase
of homes for those families
•that do not have an in
come exceeding approximate
ly $9,000 per year. The in
terest on these homes ran be
adjusted according to the in
come of the family and the
length of time for the loan
can go as high as 33 years.
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a town that does not have
over 5,500 population can, if
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By MARVIN BARHAM
•‘Don’t destroy your ideals! Don’t tear down your
dreams!”
These are words of advice that we have all heard
throughout our lives. They are still excellent bits of
wisdom that could well be passed on to our young
people today. We read of sit-ins, demonstrations, walk
outs and many other forms of revolt and rebellion.
“We fight for our ideals,” they say. It is a noble thing
to have ideals. But, if in our haste to cbtain our own
rights, we over-lap and take away the rights of others,
we can easily be tearing down, rather than building up.
We all have dreams and ideals, and they were not
easily obtained. Usually when we destroy these ideals
and dreams, we end up breaking our own hearts.
OUR THOUGHT TO REMEMBER: Only your attitude
builds your dreams and ideals. Only you can destroy
them.
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tions be eligible for FHA
loans.
As it was stated before,
many agencies are becoming
involved in housing and pro
grams that are available.
North Carolina Agricultural
Extension Service has as its
objective to bring .together
the necessary resources to ait
tack the problem in housing
and to try to encourage those
people to improve their home
where it is considered sub
standard. in the Chowan
County Extension office there
are available for those who
are interested, regardless of
income, blueprints that are
tree to anyone who would
like to build a new home and
someone available to plan the
remodeling of an already con-
TE.'CHERS, 62, ELIGIBLE
FOR SOCIAL SECURITY
School teachers age 62 or
over should consider applying
for social security benefits.
Teachers can receive a social
security chock for the sum
mer months when they do
net teach. Most teachers re
ceive a salary tor 12 months
in a year. This is net the
deciding factor. The point is
that they can get a social se
curity check for any month
they do not work. If you are
u schcol teacher of retire
ment age, and haven’t con
sidered the possibility of
supplementing your summer
budget with social security,
you should. To find out
more about this, get in touch
with your social security of
fice at 401 South Dyer Street,
Elizabeth City, N. C. The
people there will be glad to
help you.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
Continued from Pago 8
together by a common striv
ing, a common conviction, all
subjugated to the will of the
Almighty, sharing its faith
and its life with those who
had yet to be gathered into
the fold of God’s mighty car
ing.
The church is a body of
believers, redeemed through
faith in Christ Nebulous?
No—concrete.
on autttnaa of the Interna
tional Snatey School Lemons,
copyrighted fey the Interna
tional Courtl of Religions
Freedom of speech is not
valuable unless somebody
will listen.
structed building. These ser
vices are available to anyone
that is planning additions or
new construction and it in
volves helping with color
schemes, plumbing, heating
and cooling, lighting, kitch
ens, bathrooms, storage, home
furnishings and even to the
extent of suggestions for ter
mite control.
We think that the plans
plus the assistance of the
personnel should be used
wherever it is .felt that as
sistance is needed, regardless
of income. If you are inter
ested in building a new
home or remodeling your
present home, we will be glad
to talk with you. You should
also contact the FHA office.
Edenton Native
Gets Duke Degree
Rev. Michael T. Malone, son
of Mrs. Wilmer Malone of
Edenton and the late Mr. Ma
lone, received the degree of
doctor of philosophy at grad
uation exercises at Duke Uni
versity Monday.
Dr. Alalone did his gradu
ate work in the department
of religion, majoring in the
history of American Chris
tianity. He is married to the
former .Ann Gardner of Ar
lington, Va., and they have
two children.
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