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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1955
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North Carolina
Moore County
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Executors of the Estate of
Thomas Barron, deceased, late of
Moore County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said Estate to pre
sent them to the undersigned on
or before the 22nd day of Sep
tember, 1956, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immedi
ate payment to the undersigned.
This 15 th day of September,
1955.
John C. Barron, Co-Execu-
tor. Southern Pines, N. C.
The Citizens Bank & Trust
Company of Southern Pines
Co-Executor,
Southern Pines, N. C.
s22,29,o6,13,20,27c
(Oracles of cJ^tgLi
By TOM O'NEIL
I was looking around for some
thing to write about this week,
and I just happened to pick up the
Catholic Bible. Turning to the
first page, this is what I saw,
“Copyright 1953 John J. Crawley
& Co., Inc.” That was followed
by, “The texts of the books of the
Holy Bible, Confraternity Edition,
contained in this book are repro
duced by license of the Confrater
nity of Christian Doctrine, Wash
ington, D. C., the owner of the
copyright of said books of the
Holy Bible. Used with permis
sion. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.”
Now in order to use any of the
material of any book that’s copy-
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righted, one must get permission
from the ones who own the copy
right, I’U do that right away and
let you know in the next column
or so what their answer is.
WeU, what do you know! Was
going to write something from the
New Standard Version, and I dis
covered that it’s copyrighted too.
Thomas Nelson And Sons hold
that Copyright. They have both
sections. Old Testament, and the
New Testament, 7aU tied up tight
with all rights reserved.
I was going to write something
about God, and I’ll admit that I
was sort’a stumped with these
copyrights. Looking out the win
dow in contemplation it suddenly
daWned on me, and me and my
typewriter both said at the same
time, CREATION! That’s it! . . .
It is only in the Creation that all
our ideas and conceptions of the
word of God can unite. The Cre
ation speaketh an universal lan
guage. It is an ever-existing orig
inal, which every man can read.
It cannot be forged; it cannot be
counterMted; it cannot be lost;
it cannot be altered; and above
all, it cannot be suppressed. It
does not. depend upon the will of
man whether it shall be published
or not; it publishes itself from one
end of the earth to the other. It
preaches to all nations and to aU
worlds; and this word of God re
veals to man all that is necessary
for man to know of God.
Do we want to contemplate His
power? We see it in the immensi
ty of Creation. Do we want to
contemplate His wisdom? We see
it in the unchangeable order by
which the incomprehensible whole
is governed. Do we want to con
template His munificence? We see
it in the abundance with which
He fills the earth. Do we want to
contemplate His mercy? We see it
in His not withholding that abun
dance even from the imthankful.
Coleman vSpeaks
To Rotary Club;
Howard Inducted
Arch Coleman of Southern
Pines, who was with the Office of
Strategic Services in World War
II, spoke informaUy to the South
ern Pines Rotary Club Friday,
telling of some of his experiences
in the super-secret intelligence
service. Mr. Coleman now spends
a large part of his time on lecture
tours over the nation.
As an American agent in Tur
key, Mr. Coleman directed the
spying activities of some 75 per
sons, many of whom, he said,
were a high type of professional
person who opposed Hitler and
the Nazis and refused to take fi
nancial compensation for their ef
forts.
How OSS evaluated informa
tion and misinformation was de-
In fine, do we want to know what
God is? Search not any copy
righted book which any human
hand might make, but the Scrip
ture called the Creation.
What more does a man want to
know than that the hand or pow
er that made these things is di
vine, is omnipotent! Let him be
lieve this with a force it is impos
sible to repel, if he permits his
reason to act, his rule of ♦ good
moral life will follow in its
course.
Remember one thing ... IT IS
THE STUDY OF HUMAN OPIN
IONS AND OF HUMAN FAN
CIES CONCERNING GOD THAT
CAN BE COPYRIGHTED.
Anyone can copyright a book,
but let me see them copyright a
tree.
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scribed by the speaker, ^vith some
specific illustrations that showed
the complexities of the task.
Howard Inducted
M. L. Howard of Howard’s Bak
ery was inducted into the club as
a new member by President J. B.
Perkinson who gave a brief out
line of the history of Rotary. He
said that membership now num
bers 412,000 persons in 8,000 clubs
in 92 different countries.
Major Allan W. Shaw, staff of
ficer at the USAF Air-Ground
Operations School, was a guest.
TV Course lu
Readiug Slated
The TV screen now may have
a part in teaching better reading.
WUNC-TV, channel 4, has
scheduled its first coxrrse of the
kind, “Reading in the Elementary
School,” beginning September 27.
It will originate from Woman’s
College at Greensboro.
Teaphers may take the course
for credit. It will be for two half-
hour periods—Tuesday and 'Thurso
day—each week, beginning at 8
p.m. It will produce two semes
ter hours of graduate credit.
Elizabeth City in coastal North
Carolina, will attract famous rac
ing boats from all over the coun
try during the second annual In
ternational Cup Regatta Septem
ber 30-October 2.
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