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Interflowing Life
for November 12, MM
AN AUSTRALIAN minister once
remarked: "If ever a church
could be found who i members
treated one another better than peo
ple treat one another on the out
side,' the world
would flock to ita
doors." In that ex
aggerated remark
there is a pointed
truth. As a matter
of fact, that was
the cue In the
early church and
' the world did flock
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six a 4 ore people Dr. Foreman
that church grew to 8,000 in no
time, and in less than three centur
ies It was the religion of a world
empire. This Scrambling World
ON XrlJS "OUlSiae wnai is u
rule? David Harum put it in
nutshell: "Do unto your neigh
bor What he would like to do to
you." "Every man for himself and
the devil take the hindmost." 'Ev
ery man has his price." "Look out
for Number 1." "Blessed is he that
tooteth his own horn, for he that
tooteth not his own horn, the same
hall not be tooted.".
People get tired of living in a
world like that. Something tells ,
them that the everlasting scram
ble is not the wa'y to live, there
most be a better way. Suppose -they
could look down the street
and see that better way actual
ly being Pt into practice by a
: little community of people?
They ought to be able to see it
.wherever there li Christian
church. But is the average church
that kind of community? Do the
members treat one - another (on
Mondays, that is) with more under
standing, consideration and affec
tion than the local atheists or Noth
ingarians show toward one another?
Indeed, Is there anything whatever
that seems to link these First What
sis Church people together with a
common bond?
Making Fellowship Real
IN A large city there will be a
page or more of Smiths in the
telephone directory. These all have
the same name, but most of them
don't know one another and don't
car. Too often it is this way with
Christians even in the same congre
gation. They all bear the same
name, but that is about all.
What they ought to have Is
fellowship. This la not a mere
word. It can be a real thing.
II to like a two-way blood trans-
fatten. In the realm of person
. 'amy. It Is interflow of life. It
eaa be the source of the Chris
t Uaa's finest growth and serv
, lea. Musicians develop musical-
IT through sharing with other
'. maslcUns. Every "Future
! Farmer of America" Is going
te be a better and more enthnst-
astie farmer through his assocl-
aliens with the F.F.A.
! So our Christian faith and life
art kept glowing and growing
(through the fellowship of like-mind-d
persons. One thing your Sun
day school class, and indeed the
whole congregation, may well con
sldtr seriously, ' even adopting it
s your Project for the Year Is this:'
"What can we do to make fellowship
mors real in our church?
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Wider Horizons
CHRISTIAN fellowship needs not
only to be enriched; It needs to
he enlarged. In a town or section
where denominational llrTe s run
sharply across the population, there
: If too much cross-fire. Such a com
munity -has a hard time being a
community. Many a denomination
has been afflicted with the disease
of pride. Loyalty to one's own de
nomination too easily replaces
loyalty to the kingdom of God.
Whatever be yonr own church
connection, there are annnm
' bared true Christians outside
- the bounds of yonr church. Do
yea knew them? Do yon wor
ship with them from time to
time? Do you encourage visi
tors from other chnrches? Not
ealy la other denominations hot
asross lines of race and oolor
yew can find a thrill in coming
el toe to Christians who may 1
even be mocli better Christians
, - than yourself. - -
Young people in your church may
ho Interested In a new organization
which is Interested In bringing to
gether 'the thinking of young peo
ple in every land. Young Christians
can bring to such a project the in
sight and ' the Spirit of Christian
Faith, and learn to know young
Christians hi other lands than ours.
"Youth of All Nations" at 16 St
Luke's Place, New York 14, N. Y.
serves as a , clearing-house for the
exchange of letters and will bo glad
to hear from you.
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The Christian Rural Overseas.
Imericans to help underprivileged
entire shipload of foodstuffs on
contributions from 17 states where
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eggs and dried milk. Participating in the colorful ceremony were ur children seen Dove in Ukran-,
"ian national costumes who sang "America", in Englishjind in the Ukranian tongue. Some of the gov
ernment surplus is seen in the inset during loading cerer onies flanked by Walter Parr left) a""
Carl Key (right), CROP'S Regional Field Directors. ' ,. ; ?
P. T. A. MEETS
The PTA met Monday night with
Mrs. Holmes Rouse presiding. Mrs.
N. B. Boney had charge of the pro
gram, A picture "Books and Peo
ple - Wealth Within" was shown.
Miss Dorothy Wlghtman made a
talk on books for children in ob
servance of Children's Book Week.
Mrs. Ellis Vestal gave a report on
the District P. T. A; meeting held
The Picture
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NEW HOPE of NEW VITALITY for
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in B-Vi tamin and Iron. As a result fll'ey
may suffer from excessive weakness fd
fatigue, consUpation, backaches, BeV-
outness, tooyfrequent stomach Upsets.
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SPECIAL FORMULA
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Program. (CROP) officially opened
and hungry people overseas, with
United Nations Day in Chicago. The
CROP this year operates and
in Fayetteville in September. -Misses
Angela Daughtry .and. Millie
Burch played piano, selections. ,
PERSONALS
Mrs. W, P. Pettiway of Jackson
vile visited Mrs. Dan Davis last
week. ' 1
Mrs. Buck Farrior and son of
Wilmington spent the week end
with Mr. and. Mrs Roscoe Jones
With All
Wednesday, -Tuesday
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it 1960 harvest appeal to rural
relief in kind by dedicating an
cargo was made up of advance
government surplus of powdered
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and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowden.
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. R Grady and Mr. and
Mrs Bill Browder attended the
Duke-Georgia Tech game Saturday.
Mrs. Bill Ingram, visited Mr. In
gram in VA Hospital in Fayette
ville Sunday. , , , , 1
Miss Margaret Williams spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
William Mercer in Goldsboro.
Miss Pattie Loftin of Raleigh
spent the week end with Mrs. "W.
J. Pickett. ... ,
Mist , Margaret - Williams, Mes
damos J. B.r'Wallace, J. O. Stokes
and Bill Browder Attended a bridge
party last Wednesday night given
by Mrs. H. L. Pippin. '
Mr. and 4tfs. O. P. Johnson vis
ited Mr. Bill Ingram at the VA
Hospital In Fayetteville Sunday
Miss Jean Tyndall, student nurse
at Rex Hospital In Raleigh spent
the week end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Tyndall.
Mrs. C. S. Williamson Is a pa
tient at Memorial General Hospi
tal in.Kinston.
Mr. and;Mrs. W. E. Lewis and
Edward attended a birthday dinner
in Pink Hill honoring Mrs. A. D.
SUN. - MON. Nov. 12-13
The IJexlVoice
s Ycu Hear
With James Whitmore -
And N.ancy4Davis. , j
Cartoon ' '
TUES. Nov. 14 :
Valk Softly
Slrenger
With Joseph Cotten
And, VaUi.
WED. Nov. 15
DOUBLE FEATURE
Big Timber
With Roddy McDowall
Ne
i ...a I. C. Burch spent the week
tud with her mother 'Mrs; Banks
in Richlands.
Mrs. T, J. McGowan continues to
improve having been sick for sever
al dayov '
Mrs. A. T. Outlaw and Sarah
West made a business trip to Golds
boro Saturday. '
Mrs. Chapman Rivenbark is back
at work having been ill for the
past month. ' , '
Mr," and Mrs. Oscar' Johnson of
Magnolia spent a uouple of days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lard Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs., Joe Wells spent
the week end in Fayetteville.
D0BS0H'S CHAPEL
; HEWS,
Revival begins Friday night, Nov,
lOih at 7:30. Every one urged' to
attend. - ' ' ' "
Prayer meeting and Choir prae
lice every Wednesday night at 7:30.
Everyone cordiality ipvited.
' Linwood Brock is - in. General
Memorial aiosjiital, Kinston, recu
perating trottt an: appendectomy.
aini.and; Mrs, Hei Dobson vlslt-edrlhsiti-N.'Sandlins
Sundays
Mr,i-and iMrs.' O. D. Brown and
famny spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Brown. v...
Calypso Honor Roll
List of those making the honor
rool the second school month In
Calypso schools are: .
First Grade Faye Davis Joan
Cole, Mary Linda Pridgen, Joan
Smith; 1st and 2nd: Kaye Swinson,
Carol Rose, Cecil Rose, Tommy
Pope; James Jessup, Milford Tur
ner, Truett Dickson, Lucille Best,
Clara Belle Best.
Second Grade - George Dall,
Bobby Farrior, Larry Outlaw, Linda
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Theatre
ON GOLDSBORO HIGHWAY 1
JUST OUT OF' TOWN
' IT'S 1 ALL BRAND NEW
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 12
Sunday and Monday
- - HELL FIRE"
SUwing WILD BILL ELLIOTT.
Tuesday and Wednesday
ALL THE KING'S MEN
With BRODHRICK CRAWFORD
And JOAN DREW.
Thursday and Friday ,; .. .
BLACK BOOK'
Starring ROBERT CUMMINGS,
Saturday ' .
RED PONY
Starring ROBERT - MEECHAM.
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Border Treasure
With Tim Holt'
THURS. VFRL Nov. 18-17
Treasure Island
(Technicolor) 1
Withiiobby Driseoll:.",
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And Robert Newton, .
Cartoons v ''.
.. DOUBLE FEATURE ' "
SAT. Nov. 18 , ' -
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ThePanhsndle
With Johnny Mack Brown
Triol 7i;:-.:iil Jury
With Robert Rockwell
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"NOW LET'S ALL BOY BONDS"
Is the suggestion to bo earried by the
U. 8. Savings Bonds Division this
F; M to more than 60 million people
nr w '-nployed thronghout the Unit
ed 8 a- . Yonr "UnoU Sam" en
dorsei -t TrSat effort because I
know tb i 'he Payroll Savings Flan
now in !' st Mm In thousands of eon
corns Is the means of building future
financial soiur:ty for 'everyone par
ticipating In the program.. Savings,
f built up through the Payroll Sav
ings Plan will enable YOU to take
that mortgage off YOUR home and
off YOUR future. A well-managed
borne maintains financial reserve
against future needs and emergen
cies. Start YOUR RESERVE today.
.r U. $. TrMwr, DQorlmmt
Bennett, Joyco Brake, Paula Hurd
le, Janet Pipkin.
Third Grade Faye Brock, Lewis
Coltren, James Grady,.. Carolyn
Price. Nancv PridKen. Becky
Price, v.r Nancy,
Southerland.
Fourth Grade - Elizabeth Jessup,
Mary Farrior Loftin, Kayo Grice,
Peggy Woody, Jane Norman Al
britton. ...
Fifth Grade- - .Evelyn Cook, Eva
Strickland. -
Sixth Grade - Clara Lee Davis,
Betty Lou. Holland, Sandra Grlce,
Lois Pate; 6th 8th, Betty Jean
King, Jotry Swinson, L. S. Guy, L.
H. Byrd, Annette Jessup, Barbara
Herring. - ..
Seventh Grade - Ed Lewis, Jr.,
Rachel Davis, - Marjorie Pridgen,
Charles Walker, Sula Davis, r
Ninth Grade - Barbara Jean Wil
son. i
Tenth Grade Billy Loftin, Pat
ricia Davis, Joan Grubbs, Shirley
Hill.
Eleventh Grade - Billy West
brook. , '
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J FINEST THEATRE - :
WEEK OF NOVEMBER 12
Sunday-, and Monday
v JACK POT
Starring JAMES STEWART. '
Tues. Wed. Thura.
Yes, It's all about women and their
men. For tb thrill of a lifetome see
ALL IDC3T-
You. must see it from the begin
ning, the production management
requires that no one be admitted
after the main feature starts. .
Shows at 3:30 and 7:3d.
See. "All About Eve" starring
Belle Davis -
Friday and Saturday
; -WYOMING MAILV
' i . . ' In technicolor
Starring STEPHEN McNALLY
And ALEXIS SMITH
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MOVIES' ARE BETTER THAN EVER
WEEK BEGINNING
Monday and Tuesy
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Starring WILLIAM IIOLDEN, GLORIA SWANSON.
Wednesday and Tburssy
i.;ot;:::u:j'7 tell
JIVith WILLIAM LUNDIGAN, DOROTHY UcGVT
' LIIXAYIIAE, N, C.
Movies Are Better than Ever
"Why WorryT See A Movie"" C1
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Sun, A Mon. Nov. 12-11 f.w i
FANCY PANTS.
Starring BOB HOPE v"
Tues. St wea. ,
THE UKliA'4.; IIAN rk'i 'U . t .
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! blossoms in ;
' THE DUST :.
Starring GREER GARSON . .
And WALTER PIDGEN. 1 , ,
Free Bicycle To Lucky Ticketholdor :.
Frl. Nov. 17 . , r '
CORREGIDOR; ,
First Chapter , ' - - - , . -"James
Brothers of Missouri", u, ; '
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Sal Nov. 18 . r CiV '
' 'VAT I ffV nTTMPTTrP
Starring ROCKY LANE." . , 7 .'' )
Selected Shorts on each Program.
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M II I II II U A f U ;
I I w I w.l I H II.,
Drive Inr Tl;::lre ;1
r PINK niLL, N.C.
"Whore The Whole Family .,
Sunday, Nov.-12th ''i- 1
- (In Technlcollort
ThafForsyleYciniii
Starring GREER GARSON, ERROL
FLYNN, ROBERT - YOUNG, and
WALTER PIDGEN." , " ; J- ' ' r
Also Cartoon and News -
Mon. - Tues. 13th - 11th ,
- . an Color) .
Starring RANDOLPH SCOTT
And DOROTHY MALDNE. .
Also Colorartoon. -
Wednesday only 15th
Chi;:!:v;n
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Wlth'HTJRli HATFIElJ)
And JEAN WiLLIES,
Also "S Stooges" COmedy
Thursday, only 16th '
Did You Hear The One About The
rTI:a Trcvcling
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Farmer's Son?
nnn yuan navia
And ANDY T
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Also Shorts
Friday only 17th
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Starring TYRONE POWER
And DOROTHY LAMOUR.
Also Color Cartoon. . :
Saturday, 18th '
- DOUBLE HIT SHOW
World's Greatest Entertainer
AL JOLSON In
Heart Of ivYak
..ALSO
iH)WallltsJ .
With ALAN "ROCKY" LANE.
"Get The Motor Park LaUt"
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Friday and Saturday.
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