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Circle No. 1 mttetlng lat Tuesday ight of the month. hlrrla Na. 9 meetlna- 1:30 P. M. Oft first Tueaday of month. General beetlng Sad Tuesday at the churcn. 1 SMITH . J ' Second Sunday A, M. and reurth Sunday P. M,' mCMOIf ''i D4 Sundayi4P.M..M. PLKA8ANT TDJW " 1st Sunday A. M; and trd . BHara If Venoral maotnig ThuwdaylVM, day J. M oor o v ) BABPEB-SOVTHKBLAND ' . fourth Sunday A. M. Second Sunday P. M, p mM nraun . First." third and Uth Friday afternoon at WO W. TATtoB A. TBD. FAtTOB . raam uroop.-. 1st, trd, sth. Bondaya at M m Xnd, 4th. Bunoaya as usm w Calypso laV, trd, 1th. CUmdaya at UM am . ' tMaaford ' and, 4th. Bandars at 70 BJ". UWIVEBSM.WT . t ObUm1! Bride bhBrcti Berrioa. 1st ad Srd Sanday hight IM p. m. Sod avd 4th Snaday irBevTVinton Bowerlng. Minister II Bonday-Bohool arery Bunday II , Moraine t lfcW m, m.. LTTheodar OaUaw, Bopertotendent . MISSION ABT BAPTISTS . KBNANSVHXB Bar. Lauren Sharp. Pastor - KoaansrUl BACH SUNDAY MOBWTNO f BJCUlJlVllZirGBOUP Bor. A. L. Brown, Pastor - BeulavIUa Snd and 4ta SuBdayi Beulavllle HoUnoas Church Second Sunday Sunday School at 10 o'clock ' Preaching Sprvit at 11 o'clock Prayer meeting, Wednesday night at 7 o'clock - . Cedar Fork ' -!f.t 1st and 2nd Sundays . ' ' Hallavllle -s r Srd and 4th Sundays , CALYPSO Snd and 4th Sundays MAGNOLIA BAPTIST CHUBCH . Rev. J. D. Everett, rastor 1st and Srd Sunday mornings y l.and Srd Sunday nlgbta ' BlkjUOTT B. STEWABT, v Cortnth . . ; 2nd and 3rd Sundays , Teachw lit and 4th Sundays V ;Thia direetary m mad noaafhl a K. ALPrllN nTORB , Bammerlln-a inaareai , . . .', , ... C"IJWA BUTLDINO t . t LT CO, r ANT - C or i xbway . ,1 : INSPECTION AMD ' ESTIMATES FOB ' i - ; , "'"' ( TERMITES 'v EAST COAST PEST. CONTROL . ' phone im r V BOSIHOJUN.C. ., TURNER AQENCX 8to Grv ;,.., Phlk KIR, t. CL" T.J. Turner Life's. Key By REV. C. HERMAN TRUEBLOOD TEXT: "Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evU wll the rood.' Rom, Vt-M. ' The short text here quoted from the Romans, 12:21, is one of the greatest verses in the Bible. This little verse of ten words from God's divine word, contains, some of the most wholesome advice ever given to man from any quarter. Here we have stated conciselly 'life's Key To Victory;'' Nor has any sage, statesman, philosopher, or religious leader, ever suggested a better solution for the world's ills, than simp ly "Overcoming Evil With Good!" Evil is here; naive, indeed, would be any one going about denying the fact of sin and wickedness in "high places," and low places, too. Only a blind, deaf and dumb person, would dispute the reality of evil, or try to get rid of evil by denying its existence. However, we can banish a lot of evil by replacing it with good: 1. LOOK FOR GOOD. We should not be blind to evil, and try to cover it up, Ignore it, indulge in it! or compromise with it Neither should we be blind to good. There are good people all around us; there are good causes, agencies, institutions, and enterprises that are devoted to "overcoming evil with good." Pathetic, indeed, is the person who can see no good in anybody. Or anything, despite all the evil in the world "He cannot see when good cometh." Jer. 17:6. "The desire of the right eous Is only good." Prov. 11. S. SEEK GOOD. "Seek good and not evil, that you may live." Amos. 9:14, He who can see nothing but evil in the worlds while doing nothing to find good, will live a "good-for-nothing," as well as a very sad, lone ly, and gloomy life. "A man shall be satisfied with good." Prov. 12:14. Usually a person can find Just about whatever he is seeking, or look ing' for. What are we seeking, EVIL or GOOD? 1 CHOOSE GOOD. Let us choose good definitely lay hold of good let go the bad. and get busy "DOING good." Acta 10:38. "Beloved, follow not that which is evil, but that which Is good. He that doeth good is of God, but he that doeth evil hath not seen God." 3rd John 11. "But to do good and to communicate forget not, for with such sacrifices God is well pleased." Heb. 13:18. PINK Hnx J. R. Regan. Minister Tel. fin Woodland -Pfrat Sunday Moralag and Third Sunday night . fink Hill Second and Fourth Sa daya; Momiag and Night PBARSALL CHAPEL P.WA - Be. L L Parker. Pastor Sanday School at lfcM A. M. Bervteea each second Sunday aaam ing at UM and evening at 7ft,. V .Mi. ttanSkv Mnwkif mk 8.-M. Prayer Meeting each Wednes day evening at Two.-' CHINQUAPIN GROUP Mtaatonery Baptist Caturok Bof. Vans Miarrell SHARON Mommg Servtoea 1st and 3rd. Sundays Evening Service tnd, 4th. and 8th. Sundays DOBSOJTS CHAPEL ' ' Morning Sotslu Xnd, 4th. and Sth. Sunday -,; Evening Beivieea . 1st and 3rd. Sundays - f , bland Creek and Sunday morning and 4th Sun day evening. BEAR MARSH ' last-and trd Sundays t BOSS HILL " Bar. . T. CASE , : i Services every Sondsy FAISON V' Rev. M. M. Tamer, Paster -, ' 1st and 3rd Sundays - ' jonmoN mtmca Rev., Paul Man. paetor ' 1st and 3rd Sundays' through the eeoperattoa of the , : . . ,: ,,. S " ' ".. Groea. ; Dry Oood 1 1 ' 1 ... J1 ' -J - M and bervic KenansviUe, N. C . , DR. H. W. CCLV. SXL OptemetLt WaDaoa, North Carolina Ottos Phone: KZi EealdencK 1V.9 A. J. Cavesae-h, Jeweler DIAMONDS v ';"; WAT0H23 I " .Watch Mnby, :. KEPAEINO BNGBATOta ' BED ASH BRIQUET COAL FUEL OIL and R. B VARREH Phn 156J r' Mt. Olive, N. C To Victory GOODT Jesus "Went about doing LIMESTONE CHAPEL Uvea : ChrteOaa Canroh P Maia Ra SendoaaM mml trd Satardary CABIN FRER WJLL BAPTIST -: CBTVBCBJ Rev. J B. Saa, pastor. 8er ices every IndrSuad 4th. Sundays at 11:00 a. m. and 7:4t p at. Sunday School at MM a. am, MAGNOLIA 0JROCP tnd andaattk Sundays WALLACB Or.PMtej Services ac mmixf 8nd an4 fta fcndB WA9SAW Dr. A. W. Gtoteiuaw, Service aeh Bunday v GARNBR9'CaTAPEL , ;' Rev. Kaaaaa lan ' lag and 3rd iaaV 4t Snnddy vSlgU . tONESCHT1X--;-.-i Bov. Encen Lagar ' ' , lat and 3rd SahOay nlxht , tnd Sunday morning , " ALUM SPRINGS - Rev. Eqcfi (laser 3n Hun. aa-hr4tli Staa. Morula following I ; i liraaai -. . WACCAMAW BANK , " , . k Z'&r KaaaaarUIX:Lv ''V; Bealavllla ' fc Re Hffl P:: tLTZZARD HOLMES MOX t - . . . v . - ; Keai Onitaw, Brldr Corn t&Bl-EtMk Feed V4' CIO. P. PuiDuHJ Plumber STATE LICENSED PLUMBING CONTRACTOR SUPPLIES BArHKOOM CQOTPBOKT HOT WATEK HEATOS 1 WATEB PUMPS - - - JOTCHfif SINKS ' - - Phbne 43, , " i" WARSAW, N C METHODIST CHURCHES ' WALLACE GROUP K. B. Wheeler, Minister Tea. 8188 WaUace Every Sunday morning aid every Sunday night Providence First and Third Soa days at 3 o'clock p. m. ROSE HILL GROUP W. B, Cotton. Minister Tot 3M1 I Hill WARSAW CHARGE . Rev. Carlton F. Hhsehl, Minister Telephone 360 WARSAW Church School 6t4S A. M. J. P. Johnson, Superintendent Worship Services 1st, 2nd, 4th and 8th Sundays 11:00 A. M. Srd at 7:30 P. M. CARLTON'S CHAPEL Church School 1st and Srd at , 10:00 A. M. 2nd and 4th at 10:30 A. M. J. E. Blanchard Superintendent Worship Services 2nd and 4th at 0:30 A. M. TURKEY CHURCH ' Church School 10:00 A. M. L. A. Sutton, Superintendent Worship Servioes , 1st Sunday night 7:30 P M. Srd Sunday morning 11:00 AM. FAISON CHARGE t Rev. Harold D. Minor, MhUater FAISON laL and 3rd. Sunday morning. 11:00. am. and, and ' 4th. Sunday evening, 7:00 pjn. FRIENDSHIP 1st and 3rd. Sunday evening, 7.-00 KINGS 2nd, and 4th Sunday mornings, 11:00 MOUNT OMVE CIRCUIT Bethel Fourth Sunday morning . and Soeond Sunday night Calypso Second Sunday morning ana rourw cnaoay- aiayw. Rone's Chapel-Second and Fourth' Sundays at 10:00 a. m BUPLIN CHARGE Rev. James B. White, pastor Kenansvttw Sunday 8chool at 10 a. m. WORSHIP SERVICE 1st Sanday I1K A. M. 3rd. Sunday H:00 AM. Srd Sunday 7:30 P. M. .Magnett Sunday School 10:00 A. M. ind Sunday night 7:30 o'clock 4th Sunday morning 11:00 o'clock Bnlty and Sunday 11300 A. M. 4th Sunday 7:30 P. M. 'Wesley Sunday School 10:00 A. M. lat Sunday 7:30 P. M. Srd Sunday 11410 A. M. 4th Sunday 11:00 A. M. PTNET GROVB Free Wul Baptist Rev. Jk B. Starnea, pastor Services each Scat Sunday morning at 10:00; 1st Sunday night at 740 Sabbath School at 11:00 SARXCTA CHAPEL "Original Prat Will Baptflt Churoh;" , , ; Bar. Carroll SJanahay, Pastor . Btendar School rary Bunday at 10-00 A. M. ' . Leagu very Sunday at 6:00 P. M Church First Sunday. 11 A M. nrt 7:18 P. M. Church Third Sundays 11KM A? M. and 7:18 P. M. ; , v CiitnRCH or JK8US christ ' Of LATTER DAT SAINTS Sacrament Meeting Sunday 7:00 am, Sunday School lfcOO A, M. ' ' Relief Society, Tuea. 7:00 P. M, M. L A. Primary Wed. 7-00 P. M . Immaculate O""rt!on Church 'C j ; ? Tranf"""- n Tssioa Vtfeicl N: C rr. , Rev. Jon J. 1 m't, PasiM ; f''f:" I aura of i .,av'; : i .w First Sunday of aadi month 11,01 Bvoiy Sunday Mtowtnf 18 a. i' arvci i held ara" la r I a. 1 of new Lt 1 - 2r r' ' m4 L y k w w m w- af . . ' . ' i Pre parted By Department of Bihle ' ' ; PRESBYTERIAN UNIOR COLLEGE ' , , 1 The Christian Church is not a hu man organization in the sense that our civic clubs, lodges, fraternities, corperatipda) and governments are human organizations; If a few men get together they my set up an or ganzation with such rules and reg ulations as they wish, so long as the laws of the land are not violat ed. It is a free country. Of course, any group can get together and set up a new denomination and call it a church. No laws of the land are violated, for this government gives religious liberty; . However, any group which calls itself Christian, claims to follow the teachings of Christ If ;it does so, it is not a human organization but an organi zation which is bound to - be - true to the Head of the Church, even Jesus Christ as lie eternally exists in the mystery of the Godhead. , Fall Color Changes Explained Indians onece thought that autumn color was due to the celestial hunt ers who had slain the Great Bear. His bldod dripping on the forests would change many trees to red, so the Red Men thought On the other hand, N. C. State College plant scientists explanation" of fall color changes varies some what from early Indian ideas. Scien tifically, the change In coloring is a chemical process change within the leaves. The tree is preparing itself for winter. All year the leaves have been the factory for the tree, working "round the clock" producing food for tree growth. In the fall, weather, not necessari ly frost as some people think, slows down the tree processes. The leaves have to close shop, so to speak. The machinery of the leaf factory is dis mantled leaving only crystalline materials to refract the gaudy hues Watch Thai Christmas Gifts To Friends Relatives Abroad This Year Sending Christmas gifts to frinds and relatives abroad this year? If so, watch your step, because the Char leston Field Office of the U. S. De partment of Commerce says all countries of the world have some kind of regulation governing the importation of such packages into their borders. For example: If you send any tobacco in your package to France, be sure to mark it "A soumattre a la douane a l'ar- rive." Translated into English, that means "to be submitted to the cus toms on arrival." It you send low cost knitted and woolen underwear valued at $S or less to Greece, the recipient will have to pay a 50 import duty on the CTF value; and if you send sug ar to Japan, the recipient will have to pay a commodity tax on it. The Iron Curtain counties? Dis infect any clothing that you send to Rumania. Among the things you can send to Soviet Russia for per sonal use without a permit are hair clippers, brusnes, combs, and razor blades. And that isn't all. The other countries have import regulations Just ss Important at Christmas time. Here in the United States we have OI Photographs Restored i Portraits Commercial Photography Weddings, Parties, Anniversaries and Identification Photo LANIER STUDIO Phone 6341 - At Wallace Sittings Nlghta and Sundays , By Appointment TYNDALL FUNERAL HOME Of MOUNT OLlYk PHONE not Hoea ef Wayne-DunOa , Baotal fuaaralDireelars Ambuiafco Bervfoa Day er NIcM 1 ooooooooooot FOR SALE LUMBER, MOULDING, PLUMBING SUPPLIES SASH & DOORS, AS- BESTOS SIDING, IOOF- ING OF ALL KIND, PLASTER, ROCK LATH, SHEETROCK, MORTAR, BRICK. CEMENT BLOCKS, PAINTS AND BUILDERS HARDWARE GUTTER, TERRA COT TAPD7E , Z.J. CARTERS SOU - WALLACE, N. C J - l ii. m J J mm Am . "giving thank usnto the Father, who made us -meet to be partakers of the inheritance of the saints in light;; who delivered us out of the power of darkness, and translated us into the kingdom of the Son of his love; in whom we have our re demption, the mrgiveness of our sins: who is the image of the in. visible God,: the firstborn of . all creation; for in him were all things created, in the heavens and upon the earth, things visible and things invisible, whether thrones or do minions or principalities or powers; all things have been created through him, and unto him; and he is before all things, and in him all things con sist. And he Is the head of the body, the church; who Is the beginning of the firstborn, from the dead; that in all things he murt have preeml nence. (Colossians 1:12-18) of autumn. ' - Usually a small number of yellow, strongly refractive bodies are pre sent in the leaves. These give the leaves of the yellow poplar its fa miliar golden hue. Reds are caused by an over-abundance of sugar in (the leaves which cannot be stored in the tree. This excess sugar combines with other substances producing many color shades, varying from brilliant reds of the dogwood to more subdued red-browns of the oak. But regardless of various expla nations of nature's phenomenon, au tumn brilliance may be seen in Its greatest glory throughout the next two weeks. Already there is con siderable color at high elevations and good color in ' the Piedmont area. Predictions are that peak color in the Coastal Plain will be the week end of November 6. our own regulations, too, on the ex porting of these goods. You can't ship anything at all without a li cense to Mainland China or North Korea. If you ship to any of the oth er countries, the contents must not be in excess of $50, or a general or individual license will be needed, an dif the contents are medecinal or pharmaceutical, they must not be of more than 325 in value. Finally, you can't send any military clothing or gamma globulin abroad. C: W. Martin, manager of the Charleston Commerce Department Office, advises all prospective gift givers to get copies of import regu lations; of foreign countries if they plan to send gifts abroad this year. Copies may be obtained from the Charleston office, located in the Ser geant Jasper Building. n Enlistments of two, three, four or six years have been authorized for former Navy men who have not completed more than one enlistment in the regular Navy, It was announ- MADAM MARIE, LIFE READER Tells you of love, marriage, and busi ness pertaining t anyone's life. If any trouble in any way, be sure and con suit me. I will tell you of your enemies and friends; when and who you will marry; if married or single. Will give you reading daily and on Sunday. I guarantee satisfaction. Located on Highway 117 Across From Wallace Stockyards in Wal lace, N. C. DR. THOMAS W. ALLEY Optometrist Of Wilmington, N. C. Announces The Opening Of His Office For The Practice Of Optometry :'' In Warsaw, N. C. I , On Tuesdays & Saturdays ; . , From 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. second Floor Warsaw Drug Co. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted U lis NEW FERGDSON TRACTOR llw feWM SyMaa aiatm f bvwage ... . af MMwal farm ... hi enyrlm mnd applying pww. ' Valvt In hm4 CnHniMol witw h m mhm m hnl fwpHiiiid pnw Amnoa low Kw DMiMrfis. ' : UI!Oli:UTt!ACIO!tS,li:C 4 Mt. Olive Phone 2898 - " ' BjbTo Commen;':1 " 'Vj 1 . Lord's Prayer Outlines Idea World for Us V; WHEN" we make that petition " which la the Lord's Prayer, ' what do we mean by it, and what should it mean, to us? -y t One thing is certain. When we max that prayer in sincerity and truth the Kingdom- has af- . ready arrived In our. hearts and lives. The Rule of Christ, His law of love, and the following of His example, give evidence of our- puce in the Kingdom which is above all kingdoms, and whose King is supreme. . . ; - If that rule is firmly estab lished in ourselves it becomes a yearning, a passion, and a prayer that it might be established in all hearts, and in all the affairs of men' It is this yearning and prayer that is so well expressed in the interpreting petition, "Thy will be done in earth, as it is in heaven." There was a time not long ago 'when allegiance to the Kingdom of God conflicted with the al legiance to most of the kingdoms of earth. In too many countries that conflict still continues, or has been reasserted, under cruel dictatorships in which ' godless philosophies and attitudes are manifest in suppression and per secution. ' But today, in such democra cies as Canada, the United States and Great Britain the evidence of almost revolutionary progress is seen in the fact that such con flicts of allegiance have almost completely disappeared. If it were not for all the evil that democracy has not yet con quered, we might well say: "Would that all nations and peo ples were as we are." However. evil carries within itself the aeeds of destruction, and so in faith and hope we must pray that some day we may realize the Kingdom of God in full, in our every act and deed. ced today by Lieutenant Command er J. W. Tibbetts, Officer in Charge of the Raleigh Navy Recruiting Dis trict. This change. Commander Tibbetts said, was brought about by the Navy's desire to'retain its trained personnel and by the continuing need for former Navy men who al ready possess a high degree of training. Prior to this announcement terms of enlistment were for four or six wears exclusively. Further infor mation COIlCCTUUlg uus cuaugc uiaj be obtained at Uie nearest Navy re cruiting station. ' Words of the Wise If w do not make common cans to save the good old ship of the Union on this voyage, nobody will have a chance to pBot her on another voyage: , (Abraham Lincoln) QOAU COAL We have It You win wan. It Get It now A be sure W Deliver , GAMltR COAL COMPANY Waraaw, N. C. J InAvi Highway' V ' , . Goldsboro, N. C - k ' t Words cf tha V";a An exaggeration la a truth that has kwt its temper. ,- . , (KahlU Glbran) MMr:B ; j lManMl UnAm I 1 Sunday School mm s.H.i.r.i proverbs M; U:l-S; IS 30; Z3 29-SS; IS. DaT.Unal KukStaO I CorlntAtaiia l:2UT. , Firsf Conquest Lesson for November 7, 1884 MR. ALLAN TROUT writes: "I started on the Journey of life with the full intention to conquer the whole world . But 32 year of retrospection have taught me. if anything, that, the only world I ever had a chance to conquer was that speck of It within my own carcass." , Mr. Trout may be ex aggerating a. bit but he is exag gerating in the di rection of the truth. The sad ibci is mat ne is : i i not alone, by any i n I - fc means. Millions Dr. Foreman v of young people today do not know this simple fact: that it is no use to hope to conquer the world if you do not first conquer , yourself. This is a truth not dis- '' covered first in the 20th century; ten centuries before Christ there? were wise men who knew it Salf-Ctntrol Is Not i Salf-RtartuleB Many persons do not like evens the notion of self-control because the word sounds harsh, negative, Joyless and austere. The word' conjures up a grim-faced Puritan who feels that anything pleasant must be Sinful (The real Puritan were a pretty jolly lot as a mat' ter of fact) But self-control, about which the Proverbs (and) the rest of the Bible too) speak, is not mere no-saying to your self. There is, to be sure, a NO! in sell-control. But when you drive a car, you steer it because you are going somewhere. You say NO to the ditch. No to the bridge abutment. No to the pass ing trucks, for a reason. . You want to keep going. Steering is more than not going off the .pave ment; it is keeping moving in the direction of where you want to go. There may be a dozen wrong directions the car might take, if you removed your hands from, the wheel. What you are doing is to keep on in the one right direction. Human self-control is that sort of thing. Youi have mora than one sett, you have many. Some of them are good, some bad. The question simply la: Which one of your selves la going to take the wheel?. WoakfBtts The Proverbs point out some of the places in human make-up where character is' the most like ly to be weak. One of the com monly mentioned ' break dowm epota is the tongue. Talking isse easy, and talking without thinking: Is fatally easy. As James aaysi. It is easier to tame wild animates than to tame the tongue; aadeed,'. no one has ever quite done- it And! what trouble can be caused! byr one hasty, thoughtles as- maann sentence! It takes time to do ai ' mean thing, it calls for a little .planning. One has time to think., it over, to decide not to do it But saying a mean thing takes ho' time at all. it just slips out in a flash, there is no time to think. ! . . . and the friendship is broken,;, the good day is spoiled. Another r weak spot where, It is hard! to get't control of ourselves Is the emo- -tions. The book of Proverb men tions especially and often the emo tion of anger. The angry heart and mind are back of the angry word. Before the insult that leads to the fight there is the simmer ing bitter mind thai thinks of the -angry word. And anger leads to fights and brawls and even. nuu' rfi.lAlto.. WhyMaksltHardart eE29 If there were no such thing as ' "hard liquor" or any kind of al coholic beverages, if everybody stayed cold sober all the time, people would have a hard enough time getting control of themselves. The tongue of a preacher is hard to tame, just as much as .the tongue of a truck-driver. The temper of a lady may show itself differently from the temper of a sergeant in the marines, but it's: as hard to control and can do quite as much barm. But the whole- problem of self-control is made- ore uuncuit oy tne us of liquor. jrroverbs know this, and say Now if you were a general rou would not dc-pe your army rfth aome serum that would make them stupid and sick. You would knt them at their top form tor very attack. So if you are inter Mted in controlling yourself, you. axe being idiotic, you are working igainst yourself, if you make it. Urder by uquor-drinklng. if tt la sy to say the wrong thing when, ober, It is twice as easy to slip, p when the mind is clouded by Icohol i - MtllaM Mprrlrklai kr th. rH S.rirl... i.e. ", .V BOWDEN 1 , Potato Storage "How ; Nw Open., W fnrnlih tS-' Store your Potatoes with Us. BOWDEN POTATO STORAGE , Fhone 2S11 or 474 . Fv';v Warsaw, N. C, ir V ..' ' . ... , ' i i 4, li I 4 1 . 5 ' 'S , i . -: v t . , 'I C " ' . . J. ' t J- ''' ": V vC.',' J ''"':rft t -.
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