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t TRUSTING . IN GOD ,
w Memory Selection: "Sly kelp
comet from the Jjord, who mode
heaven and earth.", , i
(Psalm ltl:l.)
Lesson Text: Psalm 91; HI.
, Today, In the lesson before us,
we are concerned with this ques
tion: How does God enattfe us to
meet fear, danger, and afflic
tion?
The Psalm we have studied to
day was a Psal mof the pilgrims,
completing the perilous journey
of the Passover, to and from Je
rusalem. Many dangers luked on
the way; narrow, stony roads,
Where falls and broken bones were
a daily danger; the demon? of
the moon and of the sun, which
t i i ).' 1 t:.e f
sent Use'.; tiie '.
I
Ev,t upon by roILL 3 .
This psalm was , an af . tuu
of faith in God, trust in bi n,
am 'awareness of his loving care.
i Trust in God I This is time
honored advice. We Americans,
both by heritage and custom be
lieve in it The idea is affirmed
time and time again in presided'
tial proclamations : any! " by other
official documents. We wish to
be known as a people wW trust
in God. . We are the political de
scendants ' of ,' the , persons who
wrote the Mayflower Compace,
the Declaration of Independence,
and th Constitution of the Unit
ed States. These are the oft-a
vowed fruits of trust in God. We
are the spiritual descendants of
t!hose who wrote the Bible, which
is the most eioquenjt witness for
trust in God. And as we take the
measure ' of our inner resources
in these brittle, frantic times,, we
know how great is our need for
this faith of our fathers. i
OBut trust in God, like every
other spiritual treasure of our
hertiage, will soon become mean,
ingless if it is not experienced a-
mew by each successive genera
tion. We may inherit its tradi
tions, vocabulary, and institu
tions. We may even sense our
present need for it. But we must
.'e ChrLi'-ois at." t i
li heat reveUed ly la i "'
all persons, Jesus Christ. V o .
that he is at least as superior '
we believe that in his words we
was the historic Jesus. Therefore
hear God speak, that in lis deed
of compassion ' we see what God
does,' that in his death we know
the measure of God's love for us,
and that in his Resurrection we
are assured Of God's tniumph over
sin .and death. For tbis reason
we affirm that there is a God
who1 cares. t We believe that be
yond ; matter i: mind, ; beyond
multiplicity is purpose, : beyond
power ..is - a; personal :,i Being, be
yond the prison of cause and ef
fect ii redemptive love; . We be
lieve with good reason , that the
fundamental troth about th na
ture of filings is this: There Is a
God whose face we seen in Jesus
Christ a God who cares. Stand
ing on this foundation, we trust,
And, one of the benef its of this
trust in God is that it motivates
us to do our best in the midst of
the worst. .' How much we need
such incentive today I By 'trust
ing in God , we can us . trouble
creatively, i . This is : what -, Paul
meant when,; despite hardship jind
. , i I i ' r I
1 liUj.a i, S Hint c
u ;, because . Cod a love Las
! loured into our hearts . . ."
...ns 5:3-5). Sustained by
t 1 t in God, we can make a ere
alive use of trouble. ; If we" lose
this trust, life becomes too much
for us. h'-tsik'Aft':?-:
Cod does not give immunity
from trouble, but he will give us
strength to meet and roaster it
lie will help us use hardship and
suffering for growth in wisdom,
courage, .-i righteousness and love.
In .ich;v'toiifide.'W:':att:.'Mve
through any present yW i it ho o t
yielding to fear; we can face any
future without surrendering to de
spair, .Jesus, on the ' cross, knew
the ' peace born of a 'f quiet, yet
mighty trust in God. And this
peace he bequeathed: to us with
hia' lastlivingbreath.;;,;.':,' ''.-;;:
X. Trust in God is not a bhnd stab
in the dark. It is an intemrota-
tioV cf the universe tod of u-
MWin destiny which stands, firmly
on the rock of reason. It is vali
dated by ; experience. ; v i ,
.'. -. ., '.a pussed
J Clt. Z, - I- mJ ,n
li h sad iuieed when, we must
"'part,, , f ''.;;":', :
And it leave us all with a broken
: nean; " -m ' ri''M'
We will miss your smiles and
laughter .gay,!.i;i.s;;.v? 'r-f
But you are in ; our hearts each
and every day,,,,w; "i
For Mrs. W. K. Cook and Family
Sent Jn by ; Mrs. Joe Landers, of
v !- y; Lincoln Park, Mich.' '.
Uttle Pine H.D. Clib
All-Uay Workshop
Is Postponed i
You
' Help More
the United Way
The all-day i workshop, . which
was scheduled by the Little Pine
Home ; Demonstration dub ' for
next week has been postponed.
The regular monthly meeting' will
be held Tuesday, Oct 18 at 2:00
at the home of Mrs. T. R. WorSey,
with a demonstartion ' on The
Making of Draperies.
' Anyone that wishes may go ear
ly and finish the tiered relish
dishes that were made at the pre
vious meeting.
Everyone, should travel if
only to get themselves acquainted
with the comforts , of home.
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Beautiful New Stvlina . . . All-Nswl AmnrirV Rrst nio.ra,
NEW FROM v - w w nmiHiiiuiH t'.y
American motors 6 Engine . . . All-New! First Guaranteed Ceramic-Armored Muffler . . .
STRONGEST GUARANTEE IN AUTO HISTORY
' 1., Muffler and tailpipe are guaranteed against
v , i debet for the life of the car while the original
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2. On all new Ramblers tits former standard
t warranty of 90 days or 4,000 miles is
extended to 12 months or 12,000 miles.
M n !fl A,,"New' First Cusnioned Acoustical Ceiling of Uolded Fiber Glass... I
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Cv.,h i I i :'.!,' d posits- -. - -' :
Agents' balances or uncollected premiums,, net .- 1 t.llii.i ;
Interest, dividends and reall estate income due and accured 10,ii;.19
All other assets as detailed in statement; 675.6(5
' . LIABILITIES. SUEPLU3 AND OTHER FUNDS !
(Losses unpaid ..---.r--.--A-i..f-i.----v . 124,682.48;
Loss adjustment expenses unpaid 4.t;,ii.a iim& X-i ; ' 9,442.39 :i:
Other. expenses (excluding taxes; licenses and few) i v(r,'4'''f'..,(! V
; rt'fr .- Underwriting -.--..; ?253.00 , ; " ; '
'-frlM Investment ..JlJlX't. 2,253.00
Taxes, licenses and fees (Excluding Federal income taxes) . ? ; ; " X v
-,cr;iiiiJfc::.4;..;lvinvMtment 25.5498.
unearned ynmiwa., l. 2(W,168
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Capital paid top
.L-i $200,000.00 .
$2,465,096.8-
UnaSsioned funds Imimliml 's. 230.021.24
Surplus i as regards policyholders ?;430,02154
Total
$296418.04
: BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DUdUNG 1968 XiH
.i'-''i'h ' .;. - ' ' ' .Net Losses
.Line Of Business ,i ! r Wat Prantiiimui Imonrmrl:
Auto phys. damage $253,49810 $987,684.60
xoxai S263,4a0 90W,684.601
President, Carlysle A. Bethel; Secretary, Edward M. Marsh -
Treasurer, Thurman L. Williamas '
Home Office, 2 West 8rd Street, WSneton-Saletn, N. C.
Attorney for servoce: Charles F. Gold, Commissioner of '
Insurance, Raleigh, N. C.
NORTH CAROLINA INSUIRANOE DEPARTMENT, .
I, OHAS. vF. GOLD, Commissioner of Insurance, do hereby certify
that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the
' New Smith TnmnnM Vumwimw. VtnnfMColMM xt n '-.
filed with this Department, showing the condition of said Company
vn uie 9i8 aay on uecemoer, lifbu. .,
itness my hand and official seatl. tha Arr
(SEAL) CHARLES F. GOLD,
Fire andor Casualty Abstract Commissioner of Imurance.
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first cai eneine block Ala-cant, of , ';
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' " STATEMENT
New Hampshire Insurance Company, Manchester, New Hampshire
, Condition December 81 1969, as Shown by Statement Filed ; , ;
:.r;'V-; ''.. v..,:.-V :;..' . . ARRETS . f - - 2
, .i,it--r,. :;..' j - ASSETS - .. ' - ; . wi
Real Estate
Cash and
A cents' h
Funds held by, or deposited wit& ceding reinsurer . 17,j588.45 t'
Ril1 rarwivniKIa tnlton nramitiims . : . 407.4A8.05 .
Reinsurance recoverable on loss payments 1120,583.60 ,
TnfAWML AvtAAamAa ..J wool AtlA 4.wv. .J mmvma .... jl7 1AR.fiA VVV. 1 : Ar
All other assets as detailed in statement - 6,230,63041 . ;
md bank deposits .... 12,785,696.92 -; ; ,1
i' balances or uneoWected premiums, net Cwis. J 6,98888.02 fc;
Vol j ; situ .-j: ' - !? 17 .KB9 'A .: ; I
Total admitted , Assets
$87,01193.85 . p: r
LIABILITIES, SlUBPiLUS AND OTHER FUNDS -;' T'A
Tsbuui nniuiM . ' . ' 1 1 JOT1 7.18.40 -
Loss adjustment1 expenses unpaid i, 1,18426.00 ,f i
vonungani. commissions and outer simitar cnarges : iou.uovi.uu , , :
ter Hmriur cn&rirBB - uujjuv.vu ... .
taxes, licenses and fees) 'yuiHfMPi-MA
tinr ' S160.0OO.0O ij-.r-- .
162,000.00
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. LJ '27ie True Ilih-Performance Luxury Compact s
' - 1 bee the only luxury car with the modern luxury of . '
' Compactness--the 11 Ambassador V-8 . ' , ' .
i.amuer. 230 or 270 HP performance. New .
. ;." wuufi VA uohucu bun s,u9 ,
T inl sofa individual front seats , . . v
"' """" 'j-'iaodels'iBptioiisJ m'iill other'tindelB. s ' ' . '
..... ;.2j)0ora5 HP Vlded fiber
7T AVS V y " ' gi Ceraniic-Armofed,.
' . Vfflderwriting . $1401,699.00',: ;
Taxes) licenses and fees (Excluding Federal toeome -taxes).. 4 .?. ; JT--v
' v- Underwriting $1,1001,699,00 .: - .
Federal income taxes m----mmJ . 840,000.00 . . y
Unearned premiums 81,38643.41 --'f,:S,
Dividends declared and unpaid (a) Stockholders " 240,000.0o i ;j
Funds held by company under reinsurance treaties ' ' 7,6601.97 '
Unearned premiums on reinsurance in unauthorized ' '.-.'4 ; s i f 'i 3
' companies -1 -iJ---i.. '5 $3,194,236.06 - .-
Reinsurance on paid losses $21,962.71 and on unpaid " ' s-til
lusaea riosr,voi.ix aue zroin uuauuwrwea
companies
$5,011,634.43
.'Totai'S-ri;Lij.i:i; $805,769.49 -,jB;50
Less funds held or retained by company for account of - - -.i"-
-(.'such unauthorized companies $7,473,811.61 .$ ' 731,9578 ,.-
All other Liaibilities, as detailed in statement w 688,0669 0ft
Total liabiUties .....r $58,376,371.05 V
Special surplus funds' .'.liLil... $ 3,400,000.00 : . .. ' -'
Capital paid up 4,000,000.00. ; : - i
Unassigned funds (surpJius) $21,235,222.80 "
Surplus , as regards policyholders ii.-
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J. 28,63622.80 .
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. ..BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING lflKO
Lin of BuslneMf:;Sif;'v4ltti Premiums Incurred
Eie 's-V ' r. $4264737 $196,595.91 1
Extended eovei ..... 05085 -0,718.21 ;
Other alUed biies wr..f.Al.,n, .M- 28341 t 1,105.12 ;:
Home owners multiple peril 1192.89 ', 952 04 '
Commercial multiple .pert ..iJtvy' S33.2a ' '1,438.17 '
Earthquake .-..-fci.....fc ."' 33452. ; -
Hail (sTOwina" crona onllvi ; " IMwim . 9iKiti:
Ocean marine .......... . I6i?74!7 s onfi'ss
.land marine u-j--i,.;;.: 8,465.42 J 'v; : 1,6943 :
Workmen's compensation t- 77A1
Lfabilky other than auto (B. L) "2,238.98 ' lil5 96
Auto phys. damage . A ; f 64,421.06 23,657.81
Aircraft phys. damage fc ' lit.9.03 443 07
Liability other than &nfa IP. D. . : . ana ko,-? . 101 -a :
Burr'ary and theft ' ' 8,375.1 1 f"l 17
,. Total . ... $753,190.04 $;:3
-.i President, Le'T s. Larvey; SrrT, Carl P. Barton
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