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Big Evangelism
Meeting Is
Planned Here
Die Evangelism Board and the
Committee on Evangelism of the
North Carolina Conference of the
Pentecostal Molinas* Church, Inc
met in the conference office at
Falcon, to map out plans for the
conference wide rally and simultan
eous revivals to be conducted in
one hundred and fifty eight church
in the Spring of 1964.
Chairman, W. Eddie Morris pres
ided over the session.
6. J. Willimas, of Dunn is super
visor of Evangelism. This Evange
lism Committee includes nine mem
bers, one from each of the districts
throughout the conference.
They are: Jacksonville District,
Rev. R. N. Hood, Fayetteville Dis
trict, Rev. J. Doner Dee, Whiteville
District, Rev. W. J. Forehand,
Vanceboro District Rev. J. B. Ed
wards. Greenville District Rev. 8.
L. Whichard, Goldsboro District
Rev. Conrad N. Rail Wllliamston
District, Rev. T. B. Henry Tar boro
District, Rev. H. D. Marshbum, Ral
eigh District, Rev. M. R. Whitefield.
The plans call for-the conference
to be divided into three areas. The
simultaneous revivals will begin in
the Southern area and embrace
about one third of the churches per
week for three weeks.
On Monday night, March 30, 1964
the Conference Wide Rally will be
held In Wilson First Pentecostal
Holniess Church.. The arrangements
committee. Rev. J. D. Lee and Rev.
6. J. Williams of Dunn, Rev. C.
L. Turpin and Charman Morris of
Falcon, is to formulate the program
The (dan calls for an hour radio
program in connection with this
Rally. Rev. W. Eddie Morris, con
ference superintendent was selected
as Rally speaker.
The Christian Education Board
And Rev. C. L. Turpin, will be co
sponsors of the Conference wide
Rally. All the pastors and leaders
of the churches will be participating
along with the youth organisation.
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DAI«LAS (UPI) — Neiman-Mar
cus specialty store today offered
the “ultimate in togetherness” In
its Christina* catalog — a “bis
and-her” submarine. The two*
placer cruises at seven miles an
hour and s^SHs for $18,700.
NSW TWIST
HULL, England (UFX) — A new
refinery opened \ here today to
make a paint - flavored version of
cod liver oil. >
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WASHINGTON (UPI) — Ben.
Barry Goldwater, R-Aris., has
suggested that the government
sell the Tennessee Valley Autho
rity (TBA) to private Industry.
Goldwater said in a letter last
weekend to Rep. BichanJ Fulton,
D-Tenn., that he was “quite ser
ious" about the proposal that the
government dispose of the net
work on <tams and power generat
ing stations.
The GOP presidential conten
der said that TVA paid osgjrHJ
per cent of its annual gross to
local government In lieu of taxes.
It would have to pay five and out
half times as much If It base a
levy com para Me to other taxes
paid by private business, Gold
water said.
Goldwater said he believed the
TVA would be better operated and
would be of more benefit for
more people if it were part of pri
vate industry.
Billy Raps
Bigness
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Of Govt.
HOUSTON (UPI) — Evangelist
Billy Graham, who says he has no
political ambitions, Monday took a
swipe at the bigness of government.
Graham, on a three day speak
ing tour before Houston religious
and civic groups, said 'our people
look to the government instead ol
to God.”
He said “it will destroy the nior
al fiber of" ouf nation when our
people look to the government lot
everything t fill our needs.”
Graham was emphatic when he
said he has no political ambitions
because “I am not qualified and
besides, nobody would vote for
Mrs. C. B. Cox h^s been chose i]}
president of the Anderson Creek
PTA with Mrs. George Uangdon
serving as vice-president.
The slate of officers and stand
ing committees was presented at a
recent meeting.
Other officers are Mrs. U. S.
Holmes, secretary, and Mrs. W. W.
Blalock, treasurer.
Chairman of standing commit
tees are finance, Mrs. W. W. Bla
lock; program, Mrs. George Lang
don; publicity, Fred Taylor; refresh
ments, Mrs. Edythe Darden.
College Benefit
Dinner Slated
MOUNT OLIVE — The Free Will
Baptist Churches of Sampson
County have set Saturday, Decem
ber 7, to hold ^a benefit dinner for
the development fund of Mount
Olive College. A goaf of $2,500 has
been set for the dinner.
The Reverend Walter Reynolds,
pastor of Shady Grove Church, has
been elected chairman of the
county steering committee. Other
members include Emerson Warren
and Mrs. Felton Godwin of Newton
Grove, and Mrs. Eugene Jemigan
and Harvey Barefoot of Dunn.
The Sampson County dinner is'
one of a series being held through
out eastern North Carolina to raise
funds for the new 90-acre campus
of Mount Olive College, Construc
tion on dormitories, library, and,
classroom building are scheduled to
begin next spring
Mount Olive is a fully accredited
two-year liberal arts college spon
sored by the Free Will Baptist
State Convention. Current enroll
ment is 226 students from five
states.
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Miami Bombed 1
MIAMI (UPI) — A tremendous
explqsion demolished the head
quarters of the Dade County De
mocratic Executive Committee late
Monday night and a fire marshal
said there was no doubt it was an
intentional bombta*.
Police estimates of the explosives
used ranged up to 100 sticks of
dynamite, apparently planted in!
the basement erf the huge ware-i
house - type steel and concrete
building. There were no injuries.
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Texa*
a battle on Its hands when
Longhorns clash with Soul
Methodist Saturday In a South
west Conference game.
Texas, which boasts a 6-0 rec
ord, has been rated a 18 point
favorite by football odds-raakers
over a Mustang team which feasts
on heavy favorites. QtfO already
h«s starred Air Force and Navy
on successive weekends this season,
and has Spayed its beat ball ta the
underdog’s role.
Ava Is SfiH
Shy But Can
Enjoy Party
PUERTO VALLARTA, Mfito.
<AP)—A famous face appeared
out of the night, Just outside the
lestaurant window. It was Ava
Gardner’s. . *
“Is this place respectable, or
can any bum come in ” she ask
ed in her throaty voice.
“Do join us, my dear,” respond
ed Tennessee Wllkams. “You’re
absolutely welcome.**
‘ Ava Joined the playwright and
some fellow diners at the open
air restaurant that overlooked the
tiopical Pacific. She wore a volu
minous white se rape-like robe
with a bathing suit underneath.
The famous Gardner legs were
visible and handsome, and she was
barefoot. _ . .. . ,
“I’ve been water skiing,” she
said, pinning up her tousled hair.
“Great fun, but I have a devil of
a time getting my seat up out of
the water.”
Ava stayed for drinks and din
ner. She and Williams discussed
their favorite places In the wori4.
Said she: “I would like to have
homes in two places—London and
Spain. Those would he my bases,
and the rest of the time I would
tra$l. I’m a gypsy."
Williams mentioned his fond
ness for Nap Orleans, apd she' gd-.
nft&d it W5 6ne df the twtt’
American cities that fascinated
her. “New Orleans — and San
Fianciaco,” she sold.
An old acquaintance from. Hol
lywood asked if she had lost her
taste for the movie town.
“Did I. ever have any ” she re
plied, not without a note of bitter
ness.
She and Williams discussed her
role in “Night of the Iguana,”
which is filming here. He said
that he was writing a new scene
especially for her.
“It is something in which you
will have to get your Juices up,
my dear,” he instructed. “You
can’t hold back. You must give
them helL’’
’1 will, I wiB,” She vowed.
Shy is a word that recurs in
her conversation, and It is signi
ficant in bet present life. She
shuns photographers and inter
viewers and sees only close and
longstanding friends.
Yet for an evening she was gpy
and charming at a tgbje in * Pu
erto Vallart* restpurgnt.
Judging Set
For November 5
Organized communities In Har
nett County linked in the Capital
Area Community Development pro
gram w^l be judged on a county
basis on rjoverpher 6, and 4 the
£#* competition on Nov. 11. The
participating communities are
and
Mary Stewart. Long Branch
Oakdale. *
The Capital Area's annual dinner
Union. Already plans »re under
lay to LUlington and Olivia to
jfrin the area competition next year*
under the new town - rural coun
cil plan by which a town and its
Hfrrpunding area can be organized
as one unit.
Charlie Campbell
How In Franco
FRANCE (AH
Army Pvt Charlie G
son of Hr. and Mrs.
Campbell, Route 1. Erwin
was assigned early in October to
t£e 3B0th Signal Company near
Verdun*'Fjgnk.^ >r
Campbell entered the Army in
March 1003 and was last stationed
M Fort Gordon, Ga.
Thp ^-year-old soldier is a I960
graduate of Harnett Hjgh School
Pffntv
MS..
Teams i
volved in apjpi oifeer iaier^eague
contests, Hut doa^ of which fig
ures to oe the Big Ten battle be
tween sixth-rated Wisconsin and
Michigan State, an even-money
toss-up. Illinois, No- 2 nationally,
is only a 3-point favorite over Pur
due in another Big Ten match.'"
The Southeastern Conference
features third-ranked Mississippi
it Louisiana State is » n
where in the SBC, Alabama, No.
V ig a 13-point favorite over Mis
sissippi State, and seventh-rank
ed Auburn is 5 points better than
Florida.
Oklahoma, No. 8, is an over
whelming 24-point choice over
Colorado in a Big Eight contest,
while Southern California, No. 9,
rates • points over Washington in
a regionally-televised Big Six
showdown game.
Among the independents, fifth
ranked Navy is a slim 2-polnt
favorite to topple Notre Dame,
and the Eastern battle between
once - defeated Pittsburgh and
s. No. 10, is rated even.
The other two major service aca
demies, Army and Air Force, meet
in Chicago before another regio
nal television audience. The Ca
dets rate a one field goal advant
In other games:
Bast: Vilianova vs. Holy Cross,
even; Columbia 1 over Cornell;
Rutgers 1 over Boston University,
Dartmouth 4 over Yale, Boston
College 12 over Vanderbilt, Har
vard 14 over Penn, Princeton 16
over Brown.
South: VMI vs. William & Mary,
even; Miami Fla. vs. Kentucky,
even; North Carolina 1 over
Georgia, Penn State 9 over Mary
ag^inst Louisiana Sti
glonalHy - televised
Rebels are 4-point
where in the SBC, i
picks. Else
land, Wert Virignta 7 over George
Washington, Virginia Tech S over
Richmond, South Carolina W over
Tulane, Georgia Tech , 11 over
Duke, North Carolina St. 14 over
Virginia, Florida St. 16 over Fur
man, Memphis Si. 34 over Louis
ville, Clems on 38 over Wake
Forest, —
Midwest: Xavier vs. Ohio V.,
even: Nebraska 1 over Missouri,
Northwestern • over Michigan,
Bowling Owen 8 over Miami Ohio,
Ohio St. | over Iowa, Minnesota
9 over Indiana, Cincinnati 14 ovel
Dayton, Iowa 8t. 15 over Oklaho
ma st„ Kansas 36 over Kansas St.
Southwest: Rice 3 over Texai
Tech, Baylor 3 over Texas Chris
tian, Wichita 6 over New Mexico
St., Arisona St. 7 over Utah, Ark
ansas 14 over Texas A&M, Houg- »
ton 14 over Detroit. fiSR:
Far. West: Oregon St. 4 over
Stanford, Wyoming 5 over Ari
zona, UCLA 6 over California,
Washington St. 7 over Idaho, g?'
Utah St. 1# over Brigham Young,
Oregon 32 over San Jose St.
National League: Chicago 3 over
Baltimore, New York 4 over St.
Louis, Detroit 8 over San Fran- SjJ?
cisco, Dalles 6 over Washington, 5^;
Minnesota 6 over Los Angeles,
Cleveland 8 over Philadelphia,
Green Bay 11 over Pittsburgh.
American League: Buffalo vs.
Denver, even; New York 3 over
San Diego, Houston 3 over Bos- i;
ton, Oakland 6 over Kansas City.
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Chevy n Nova 4-Door Station Wagon.
Luasaae carrier rack ahsarr, optional at Hire coat.
A pretty potent mixture. v
The c#r’s the same size. As trim apd easy
to hstidle as ever.
But now you can have a fuH-grown Vain
it. A Turbo-Fire 288* that turns out 18® tip.
It's the kind of machine that doesn’t
take much coaxing to set in motion. {Espe
cially when you consider it has over 60%
more power than the Chevy II that won
North Antyttfpa’s toughest rally last spring
—tha ptgtf -•.s?. ■ •
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point out you have a pick of three other
engines as well. The standard 4 (on 100
Series sedans), the standard 6 and a new
155-hp 6f.
And, whatever one you decide on, it’s
reassuring to know you’re getting a car
built with the pure and simple integrity
of a Chevy II. (Upkeep has been even
further reduced this year by such refine
' ments as larger self-adjusting brakes.)
1 It’s a simple matter to spot one of
v* t thes® 64 a J»y styling touches like tna
'h* | new grille design and trim accents. But
we’d like to suggest a more
memorable way. Drop down to
your dealer’s and drive one.
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