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" ' ' ? r Community Church Notices St. Paul's Episcopal Sexagesima Sunday 10:00 a.m Church School and Bible Classes' 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Nursery available in Parish House Ushers: Frank Rose, Jr., Edward Stovall Acolyte: Will Yarborough 2:00 p.rp. Evening Service, St. James, Kittrell 5".00 pro. Episcopal Young Churchmen (special meeting to plan spaghetti supper) St. Delight Sunday: 10:00 a.m. Sunday School, Talmadge Best, Supt. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship "Will It Happen In "66"? 7:00 p.m. Evening Worship - Guest speaker, Rev. F. G. Barnhill from White 'Level Baptist Church. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. Prayer Meeting You are cordially invited to worship with us. Louisburg Methodist Sunday: ^:45 a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Service -"God As They Knew Him" : 4:30 p.m. Youth Choir 5:30 p.m M. Y. F. 7:30 p.m. Church-Wide Mis sion Program Monday: 6:30 p.m Methodist Men. Wednesday: 3:30 p.m. Junior Choir Prac tice 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir PraC tice 7:30 p?jn. Boy Scouts of America * Thursday: 9:00 a iik * Morning Prayer Group Louisburg Baptist Sunday: 9:45 a.m. Church'School, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mixon, Co Superintendents 15:45- 12:00 Nursery for pre school children 11:00. a. in. The Church at Worship -Sermon Subject, "In SALE SATURDAY. FEB- 19 - 10:00 O'CLOCK 10 Miles South Of Louisburg Near Runn johnDhorton estate 1 - 196|r^l4T) Far mall Tractor * 1 - Tractor Tobacco Transplanter 1 - Bottom Plow > 1 - Tractor Disc 1 - Tobacco Sprayer 1 - Irrigation Pump 2 - Mules 3 - Tobacco Trucks 1 - Two- Horse Wagon ^ s 1 * Mule-Drawn Mowing Machine Several Thousand Tobacco Sticks \ Several One-Horse Plows J Wesley Horton, Administrator of John Horton Estate. ANEW dimwswh IN IrSSST Big super heating performance in a COMPACT CABINET! \ Naturally, Its a patented I 5IEGLER | OIL HOME HEATER niA i uvn/inu I nn*r HI AT TUMS OUT L ITS IWHtn low! Capture hottest h?at- Juit pull and turn Only 33' high yat Built-in ILOWER lo gu.da !h. if hoata liko magic! Guidai it ovar ftoo'1 Supar Floor Haat, PLUS I ? p?tent?d SIEGLERMATIC DRAFT ? CAST IRON CONSTRUCTION ? GENUINE PORCELAIN ENAMEL FINISH SIEGLER GIVES YOU MOII AND HOTTER HEAT OVER YOUR -FLOORS! s see this new CONSOLE SIEGLER that pays for itse/f with the fue/rf saves/ "A DIVISION OF JOHNSON COTTON COMPANY" PHONE GY 6-4125 LOUISBURG, N. C. This We Believe, Eternal Life" 11:00 a.m. Katherine Mills Harris Sunbeams 11:00 a.m: Elizabeth W. Bob bitt Sunbeams 6:30 p.m. Training Union, Mr. W. W. Nash, Director 7:30 p.m. Advisory Board Meeting Monday: \ 7:00 p.m. Young Women's Auxiliary - Dinner meeting in Fellowship Hall This Is the week m which Southern Baptists are empha sizing Young Women's Auxili ary activities and functions. , 7:30 p.m. Junior Girl's Aux- , iliary 7:30 p.m. Royal Ambassa- , dors , Tuesday: 3:30 p.m. Junior .Choir Re- , hearsal, Mrs. J. T. Lane, Di- < rector ? , 7:30 p.m. Seminary Exten sion Courses -The Rev. Elmer I Joyner, Old Testament Instruc tor and The Rev. Lloyd Jack- v son, New Testament Instructor. | Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Bible Study -Gos pel of John 7:30 p.m. Senior Choir Re hearsal, Mrs. J. T. Ayscue, Director Thanks I wish to express my appre ciation" for the many cards and flowers sent to me and the many visits by friends, relatives and loved ones rendered to me dur ing my illness and stay in the hospital. . I personally want to express my appreciation to the , nurses on the second and thi^d floors at Franklin Memorial 1 Hospital and to Dr. Thomas | Wheless. William Pearce * Europe Summarized Thornton Wilder' s observa- | tions following a trip to Eur- ; ope: In England anything is < permitted that is not forbidden. , In Germany everything Is , forbidden that Is not explicit- | ly permitted. In France . everything is permitted, even \ what is officially" prohibited. And In Russia everything Is forbidden, even' what Is prop- ? erly permitted. . Ouida Furguson Circle Meets The Ouida Furgurson Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Louis burg Methodist Church met on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Umphrey Lefc with ten members present. Upon arrival the guests were served cookies and coffee by the hostess. In the absence of the leader of the circle,. Mrs. J. B. Hight presided. The main discussion centered around the honoring of the late Mrs. Mary Burt Person, who for many years served in various Capacities of the society, both local and dis trict, with diligence and devo tion, by the burning <?f the candle of missionary achieve ment for a pefiod of time at the ? Annual Woman's Confer ?no?at Burlington. Mrs. Archie Lee presented :he program on the subject 'Strangers No More," discus sing the events that led to the i ? ? ? ? Sk ? ecumenical movement? or the movement to overcome Christ ian division. John R. Motfc was the inspiration and or ganizer of most of the present ecumenical organizations. When he died in 1955, he had received the Nobel Prize for Peace and had seen his cher ished dream of. the World Coun cil of Churches come into be ing. The embryonic Council was tested in the crucible of war at the beginning of World War II, but the lines between Christian and warring nations was kept open by a Netherlands secre tary. Refugees were helped, war prisoners were visited, churches under "totalitarian stress were helped? all in the name of the World Council of Churches. The history of the Council is still being written and is far from finished. The end of the story will be lived immature Greenhouse for aeea Martmg A new type of seed starter is like a greenhouse In mini iture. It consists of 3 groups 3f 6 little peat pots (18 in all) set in a plastic tray and cov ered with a transparent plastic :op which, when in place, in sures greenhouse conditions to the seedlings The little pots are already filled with a growing medium ind pre-planted with seeds (2 ar more to each pot) of three Are You Planning To Re-decorate Your Old Home Or Build A New Home'? IF SO - SEE US FOR ALL DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES. WALL-TO-WALL CARPET $5.00 PER SQ. YD. And UP Rugs Cut Any Size WE HAVE A NICE CHOICE OF COUCHES, CHAIRS, DINETTE SUITS, PICTURES, MIRRORS & NOVELTIES. LEONARD'S DRAPERY SHOP ROCKY MT RD PHjJNE 4% 3234 LOUISBURG, N C of these flowers: petunias, shade plants, zinnias, marl golds, sweet peas and toma toes. To start any of these seeds it is necessary only to set the greenhdms.e on a level surface; remove the aluminum foil cov er and foam padding which hold seeds and growing medium in place. Then water is poured into each of the three sections of the planter through holes in the outer plastic tray. The transparent cover is set on top and then you can watch the seeds grow. After sprouts appear in all the pots the top is removed otherwise the tenlpei*atiire might be too hot for best plant growth. After four or more leaves , have formed on each seedling, plants may I*? moved to larger containers or direct ly into the garden if frost is over. It's so easy to transplant the seedlings? Jus* separate the peat pots and plant them. They'll disappear gradually as water ^knd weather do their work. % As you must do every year, figure backward from the frost free date in V>ur area to de cide when toVtart < if flowers or vegembh-s indoors It will take fromM to 3 weeks for seeds Jo sproutVnd another 3 weeks or more to grow to transplanting. SHOP HERE! YOUU SAVE MORE! GRADE A WHOLE FRYERS 28* MAXWELL HOUSE W 4* A COFFEE t" 7 9* BLUE LABEL "?? SYRUP ?? 290 PICKLES^ SWIFT'S PROTEN STEAKS T-BONE RIB STEAKS 890 Lb. LARGE BOX TIDE 291 SUNSHINE HUT SUNDAE COOKIES Ph8 390 SUNSHINE HI HO CRACKERS 1 Lb. Box 37C STRIETMANN SANDIES Pkg. 35C STRIETMANN ZESTA CRACKERS 1 Lb. Box 33C WYNNE'S SUPER MARKET OPEN NIGHTS 6 DAYS A WEEK We Reserve The Right Tor Limit Quantities. Free Delivery Mrs. Kornegay Gives Program For Book Club The Tuesday Afternoon Book Club met at the home of Mrs. C. J. Perry. Upon arrival, delicious ( refreshments were served to the following mem bers: Mesdames M. C. Clifton, W. J. Cooper, Jr., C. W. Gold ston, Pattie Justice, W. N. Mc Donald, J. D. Madders, W. W. Nash, Helen Stephenson, G. M. Wegjt and a guest, Mrs. Roger Kornegay. ; Mrs. George West, president, i presided over the business meeting. Mrs. Helen Stephen son,- program chairman, pre sented Mrs. Roger Kornegay, who spoke on the art centers 4>f North Carolina. She gave interesting facts about the vari ous centers in the state and the art department at Louisburg College A. general discussion followed. At the close of the program, the meeting was adjourned. out, not in high level confer ences, but in local communi ties. Will churches continue to live in isolation and indif ference, or will they join to gether to serve humanity and witness to the One Father? The meeting was closed with prayer by Mrs. Archie Lee. Aluminum Carl Ports Storm Doors \ & Windows j Venetian Blinds ? BLINDS REPAIRED J Ornamental \ Iron Aluminum & ! Canvas Awnihgd FREE ESTIMATES M. G. WILDER "MONK" 417 W. Noble St. LOUISBURG, N. C. Baptist WMS Meets The W.M.S. of the Louisburg Baptist Church met Monday., February 7, in Tfle chapel of the church with 27 members in attendance. The meeting was opened with the singing of '-More About Jesus" and followed by the Call to Prayer, given by Mrs. Raymond Wilson. The president, Mrs. George West, presided over the busi ness. Prayer Chairman' Mrs. Florence Wells announced Week of Prayer for Home Missions would be March 6-13. Mission Study Chairman Mrs. Ralph Knott announced Home Mission Study Class would be held March 14 and is to be taught l1" by Mrs Robert Latham, As siational missionary. The program, "Trends In Home Missions," was given by Mrs. Howard Drewett, as^v sisted by Mrs. Aubrey Tomlln son. Mrs. Drewett presented some startling statistics con cerning the work of The Home Mission Board and the outlook and trend by 1975. Mrs. Drewett closed her pro gram with benediction, followed by a closing prayer by Presi dent Mrs. West. The quarterly executive meet ing was held following the con clusion of the regular meeting. Patronize TIMES Adv. ; I MONDAY, FEB. 14th THE LARGEST SELECTION OF CANDY IN LOUISBURG WHITMAN'S MAnni(% "",l! SMIfFT Pleasant's Drugs GOODYEAR PRE-PLOWING DEALS NYLON SURE-GRIP REAR TRACTOR TIRE Special TRIPLE-RIB FRONT TRACTOR , TIRE - i 5.00 x 15 I $12.00 Plus Tax ? 1 / . 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