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White House To Honor Queen Elizabeth
On July 7, brush the lint
off your fanciest attire and
prepare to join America at a
special White House State
Dinner honoring Queen
Elizabeth II and H.R.H. The
Duke of Edinburgh, Prince
Phillip.
Your chauffeur will be the
Public Broadcasting
Service who will pick you up
at 8 P.M. on Channel 2.
Your special hosts for the
evening will be Robert
Mac Neil, Jean Marsh and
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KOC’L'S ON QL KKN—Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth 11,
who will be entertained at the White House on July 7 by
President and Mrs. Ford, is pictured above. “A State Dinner
for Queen Elizabeth II” will be broadcast July 7 at 8 P.M. on
Channel 2.
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Economy is the biggest When you put all this tpgether with
reason carpeting companies and so the reliability of rail shipping you have
many others choose rail. Consider a good idea why there’s so much riding
these figures for the thousands of on us. And why you need Southern,
things shipped by rail each year. The So next time you have a carpet
average cost per-ton-mile by truck is delivered to your house, remember we
three times as much as by rail. Air ship- probably delivered it first.
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Julia Child, who yvill see that
you don’t miss a single
detail of the pageantry and
protocol of this momentous
event.
The program will open
with the royal couple’s
departure from Blair House,
the Official guest residence
for White House guests. The
evening’s agenda will also
include: the official
receiving line; the
(informal) process to dinner
(either in the State Dining
Room or the Rose Garden):
the formal, post-prandial
toasts; and the as yet
unannounced enter 1
tainment.
In addition to the live
coverage, there will be
segments on the history
affecting the protocol of the
Queen’s first visit to the
United States since- 1957.
This special coverage will
include highlights of the
royal yacht Britannia’s July
6 arrival in Philadelphia
harbor and a glimpse of the
royal family’s life,
excerpted from the BBC
ITN film “The Royal
Family.”
Julia Child will explore
the culinary preparations
for such as affair with White
House Chef Henry Haller.
Jean Marsh will interview
some of the VIP guests and,
with Mac Neil, comment on
the protocol.
A specially-producted
film on changes in the
monarchy’s role since
George 111 (who reigned
during the Revolution); a
visit with the White House
calligrapher, who engraves
each guest’s invitation; and
a interview with the official
florist are other planned
features for the inner’s
television guests.
Letter To The Editor
There is a good Samaritan
in your city that I thought
you might like to know
about.
Two weeks ago while
traveling from Belhaven to
Elizabeth City to see my
aunt whose husband had
died earlier that morning, I
was forced off of the road
about six miles outside of
Edenton. It was raining and
I could not get the car back
on the road because of the
slippery mud.
Luckily for me,- Sam
Sawyer was doing some
painting at an old
unoccupied farm house and
offered assistance. He tried
to pull me back on the road
with a rope he had in his van
but this broke. He then went
into town and went to
several places before he was
able to find a chain which he'
would use to pull my car
back onto the highway.
When I asked him if he
would accept any money to
I pay him for his trouble, he
refused stating that if I was
ever in the Edenton area
and needed some paint work
done, perhaps I would call
I him. Since it is unlikely that
this will ever be the case,
perhaps I can help repay the
tremendous debt that I feel
to him by informing the
people in your community of
his extraordinary kindness
to a stranger in need.
Sincerely,
W. Ferrell Shuford, Jr.,
M.D.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
Strickland Calls 4
For Stability j
la GoYoraaioat
State Sen. Thomas E. !
Strickland announced |
Friday that be would i
definitely not remove I
industrial recruitment from ]
the Department of Natural j
and Economic Resources if
he were elected governor. ]
He said he would, however,
appoint the lieutenant !
governor as the chief of the I
recruiting force in North !
Carolina.
“The time has come to |
create stability andT j
continuity in state I
government,” said j
Strickland . ‘‘and |
continuously moving |
responsibilities and ;
objectives from one I
department to another
every two to four years is I
not the answer.”
Strickland cited four j
reasons for not I
reorganizing:
The state would lose
valuable time in recruiting ]
while further reorganization j
was being discussed by the j
legislature and j
implemented by the I
Administration.
The reorganization just I
completed hasn’t had time ]
to prove if it can or cannot |
work.
It is very possible that the j
lack of Industrial Revenue I
Bonds has been the primary 1
reason for the poor I
industrial recuriting of the ]
past. Revenue Bonds were j
just recently approved by |
the voters of North Carolina, j
All industry, by law, must j
be reviewed for its j
environmental impact
before it is accepted; thus a ]
certain amount of j
expediency is accomplished j
by allowing the two efforts j
to coincide as long as one I
does not prosper at the i
expense of the other.
Sen. Strickland said if he. !
were elected Governor he j
would:
Appoint the lieutenant j
'governor, whether 1
Democrat or Republican, ]
thechiefindustryrecruiterin j
in the state.
Put the prestige and j
energy of the Governor’s I
office, as well as himself .1
personally, behind the j
recruiting effort.
Utilize more fully the j
excellent organizations !
already in existence such as 1
the Industrial I
Redevelopment Com- £
mission, the chamber I
of commerce, and the 1
merchants association. |
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mi PUPPY Ft HUB
The puppy had been gone for
I hours. A small boy stood, nose
pressed against the screen, staring
at the empty evening. Then softer
I than a breath of air, beyond the
hedge came a whimper. The door '
| slammed, footsteps raced, and the
I moment exploded in yelping, wiggling * .
delight.
Can you measure the joy of a lost
puppy found? If happiness could be
or surely would
be an And
how about that first glimpse of your JR
newborn? the flash of adoration at AHH
| the beauty of a Sunday’s anthem? r
that glowing second when the naugh- HH
, tiest little boy in Sunday School takes
your hand and says, “I love you"?
High moments can’t be assessed
by material standards. But each in
spmng revelation ot God s love bnngs
us closer to understanding Him and WflNOwP!
the Truth ol His whole creation. ’VirffEL •
That’s why it is important to go to % - ll£
church. HflOKpr’ 1
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THE CHURCH AND CIVIL AUTHORITIES
International Sunday School Lesson for June 27, 1976
Scripture: Romans 13:1-10
By Mrs. Jesse Waller
, when 1 become discouraged, and feel like I’m standing still
in my spiritual life, there is a picture to which Ijum. The
picture is entitled “The Last Prayer.” The coliseum in Rome
is packed with people. The King and Queen have just taken
their places, above the hungry lions. There is a small band
of Christians, of different ages, huddled in the center of the
arena, kneeling in prayer. The lions have been loosed, and
are starting toward the Christians to tear them apjrt.
Human authority is corrupted easily. When this happens,
those in authority feel no responsibility to God. There have
been power-mad Kings middictators who have frequently been
the worst enemies of the church. We must remember that Jesus
did not live in a democratic society, and yet he did submit to
government taxes. In fact, when he was born, his parents
were in Bethlehem, the place of their birth, to pay taxes. He
encouraged the people to render unto the ruler his dues, and
unto God the things that belonged to Him.
The Christians ran into real conflict under a totalitarian
regjme, which went on to emperor worship. Because they
wished to please God, and obey Him, rather than men,.many
of them were imprisoned and beheaded and burned at the
stake. The believer’s ultimate responsibility is to God, not
to political or military power. He has a two fold responsibil
ity, first to please and obey God, and to be able to live with
bis own conscience. “Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith
he Lord.” Romans 12:19.
Paul, in writing to the Christians tells them to do good,
hen they will have no fear of civil authority.. Even so, he
mas imprisoned a number of times because they commanded
him not to preach, and he kept preaching and winning converts
to Christ
To be subject to civil authority does not mean one has to
approve or agree with everything his government does. In our
Democratic society, we have the priviledge of openly express-
Jig our opinion. This is a great freedom the Christian neg
lects.
In the final analysis the debt of love summaries the Chris
tian’s duty. Hunk what a transformation would take place in
otir country, in our world, if we approved politics in the spirit
of love. If we sought good for our neighbor, instead of trying
to out smart them, or out sell them, or lord it over them in any
way, If love had the last word, the kind of love our Lord ex
emplified, there would be order and harmony in society. Obe
dience gives concrete expression to love.
Since we are electing a president this year, wouldn’t it be
a good time for us to choose one whom we can love fed re
spect? If our choice is not elected, wouldn’t it help to make
our love aid respect known. v ’’
dosing thought: Love makes any load Hghtpr.. ’
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Thursday, June 24, 1976
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