it
J
r 1 -
V1
IV
ti each TJfwJs la Kenwuville, N. C, Cavity Seat r
I, I PUN COCNTT .
aUilerlaJ, Balnea office aa4 printinf stoat. Keatttsellle, N. a
, ; , KUTU P. GBABT ; .
OWNEB ud rVBtlSBKK ) ' ' V k
EVTH r. CBADY, KDITOE ' V. ,t
: nter4 Ai Th tot OUtee. KesastsTlBe. N. C v
seownd ffssa waltta1 "- ' ( '
' TEXETBONB-unaTfti M tr.LlNlcbt Ilt-1 . '
gmiSCSIFTHm EATes': $SM Bar real hi stapMev Leet, , '
Ttti. Oaselew, reaeaiY Saaapaen. New UaM?e ud Wayae v
eesjatie; HH per. re aWa (kit area, la North CaroUna;
l IMt pir lavShrrkwr;;.';:
.... -.. AaTwtJssng tat satiad Iwaaeol
A'Daplla Owety Jrar," arret te the relif ieaa, material,
edf Hanal. aonnamln and agfiewltaral devctapBaeat of Daplta -
" Oaly. -
VJLILB.
iMsmesj
Uncle iPele From Chiltlin Switch
SAX 8
DEAR MISTEHT EDITOR:
I see by the papers where some
v feller has writ his Congressman
asking fer Thanksgiving to be chan
ged from Thursday to .Friday. He
. says this would give the working
' man three days off in a row, while
v now he gits off Thursday and has
to come back to work Friday.
From a practical standpoint, the
idea ain't bad. I reckon we could
change a heap of dates and make
.' It a easier world. Fer instant, we
could chancre Income Tax Day from
1 April 15 to February 29 and save
' three year of misery. But as a mat
. ter of principle, I'm agin monkey-
ing with tradition. I hope the Con
' gress just leaves Thanksgiving
- where we got it.
Well, Mister Editor, I'm mighty
. thankful this Thanksgiving fer a
heap of things. First off, I'm thank
ful I ain't as hard to please as Ed
Doolitle. He said he didn't vote fer
either Nixon or Kennedy, said he
didn't like the farm program of
either one of them. Ed allows as
how he's waiting fer a candidate to
come along that'll offer control of
the weather.
Coming right after a national ele
ction, I'm special thankful that we
not only got free speech in this
country but that we ain't got no law
making us listen to some of it. .
I'mvthankful, not only fer all the
new wonder drugs we got to prolong
human life, but I'm thankful fer
the "progress we've made in other
Fields of science. My pore old Grand
pa, fer instant, never knowed what
'lit him when he come down with
tired blood, Grandma never knowed
the thrill of shaving, the if uzz offn a
peach with a electric razor, and
neither of'em ever had a chanct to
count the A's and B's coming thou
gh the stomach values.
It would be a better world if all
f us would be more thankful fer
the things we've got and less bit
ter over the things we ain't got. We
need more of the spirit of the ole
lady that got up at a church revi
but two teeth, but thank the Lord
they hit!"
It's a great world we're- living in
and I'm thankful fer ever bit of it.
I'm eVen thankful fer how well all
my neighbors seems to git along
despite the fact they disregard all
my good advice
I'm thankful fer a million things,
C. a,
a- ., - . 1 V j '
"STOP FREDDIE ...OR VOU'LU
rRUtN THE LROVS STOCKINGS!
SLEEP SlHOURS-'
WAKE (UP TARED?
Discover tha Wonderful Blood-Strengthening
Action Of This Women's Iron Tonic!
After a good night's sleep, do you
still feel tired out? Often .this
. . 1 A UT"
run -down leeiing is uue wj uuu-
strengthen your blood within one
day I Thus quickly help build rich,
red blood ... to restore strength
Hungry Blood" k simple iron and energy so you feel fine again
deficiency nenHaV. Then it's fasti It your blood is so starved
through the day,' get wonderful V
Lydia E. Plnkham Tablets from
any drug store today. inen just
see if you doht soon feel like a
"new" woman again.
needless for most women to suffer
take Lydla K. Pinkham Tab
lets, only 'Iron tonic made espe
cially tor women. Rich In iron,
Pinkham Tableta start to
FEMALE AILMENTS Famous Lydla E. Pinkhant's Vegetable
Compound (Liquid) also-brings blessed relief from the nUser
able discomforts et change-of-llfe and monthly pain.
among them my personal freedom
in av and write what I think and
tn wnrahin as I Dlease. In short.
Misitor Editor, on this Thanksgiving
Day of 1960 I'm thankful fer an
the blessings God has bestowed on
vou and on me and on all us feller
Americans .
Yours truly,
. Uncle Pete
BIBLE FACTS
OF INTEREST
By EUa V. Pridgea ,
Lest we forget to be Grateful."
The story of Joseph is one of
most dramatic in the Bible. Poti
pher, Joesph's Egyptian master
had cast him into prison. In a brief
time he had risen to a trustea pos
ition as overseer. The Pharoah's
head butler and baker had also
been cast into prison. They were
trniihiori nhont the dreams they had
one night and sought an interpreta
tion. Joseph offered to do this for
them. They accepted.
In Genesis ( Chapter we read
that Joseph told the butler that he
would be restored to his place of
authority under the Pharaoh. The
baker, he said, would be hanged
within three days. Both dream in
terpretations came to pass. The
butler had agreed to refer Joseph's
unfortunate plight to the Pharaoh.
Having been restored to his for
mer authority however, "the chief
butler did not remember Joseph,
but foreot him
Finally the Pharaoh dreamed a
dream and asked for an interpreter.
Only then, after two years, did the
butler remember. Joseph, who year
ned to be remembered, had waited
a long time for the butler to show
his appreciation. In the New Testa
ment, a similar story of ingratitude
is told. Nine ( of an original ten)
lepers who were cured by Jesus in
a fcertain Samaritan leper colony
dil not return to give him thanks.
Only one returned to Jesus. They
simply forgot. : 1
First of all let us b egrateful for
simple things about us. Gratitude
for fater, for productive soil, This
is a season to be grateful for not
only the physical side of life;. Let
us be grateful for spiritual capaci
ties for the ability to love and
honor,' to be creative, just merciful
Wei want alert minds, broad sympa
thies a vision of truth, a sensitivity
to the needs of others. Let us be
. i i. .
Prepares by fteparttt,... i f . - I
Presbyterian Junior Cu..)
Maxtea. Jx'ortJi Carolina
Life is a struggle, but God made
us fit for the conflict .Christian life
is a striving to find and follow the
Way of God. Paul the Apostel
wrote: "Not that I have already ob
tained this or am already perfect;
but I press on to make it my ewa,
because Christ Jesus has made me
his own. Brethren, I do not consider,
that I have made it my own; but
one thing I do, forgetting -what lies
behind and straining forward to
what lies ahead, I press en toward
the goal for the prize of the upward
call of God In Christ Jesus.' j
thankful we live in a land where
we many purchase devotional liter
ature. . , i-;-' W'
e Millions of people1 are denied the
right to buy Bibles, hymnals, and
Church School literature. Another
area for which we are grateful the
Christian Church " The church has
benefitted mankind -in . so ' many
ways. This includes i hospitals, or
phanges, colleges, doctors skilled
technicians, : and hope. These are
fruits of Christlike concern. The
world is learning compassion,: it is
learning 'it because' the church of
Jesus Christ has held high the ban
ner of her Lord. I- am grateful for
having been born in a land that be
lieves in a church. ?
1 "Bless the Lord, 0 My soul: and
all that is within me, bless His Holy
Name, Bless the Lord. O My Soul,
and forget not all his "benefits".
(Psalms 103: U) , , .
so connoenr ... so glamorous .
IN THREE
LENGTHS
so comfortable
i
SryUiOI-toyoaj-W. Jfyle 400-14" Hoyea- Style 200-2 - 14" oyoo
kudk ponrr okdJe.sftaw ywf " ftlMeihtoned, oB alertie, foyoa , - PutMoiiiioaad comfort .. V ,
5roaiyWwoMtohnlawhbper efieovwtoMf.wrtponA J9Q SWor end tmeoHw wrthoet
tseewihelMN .;:...$7M ' sVyla'tili-toyee-ir.UW . rtnkl "" 5
Ifv). 2I-Nril ,7.";..95 Styl 4-Nylo-ir...7J0 - Slyl 2-W-Nn...$7.50
t V)a7arogob) mtaO, medium A lwfle-esroejiioitVJ'
Ethel's
Sftofete
Wo
, ON SAVINGS
WHY TAKE LESS?
MUTUAL SAVINGS
& loan Association
114 E. Gordon St.
Kinston, N. C
(i , i . , ... L.i.cct of
Bible, I'reiKyteri:m Juuwr College.
C m m :
. By M. H. MOORE
Under the 1960 amendments te the
Social.' Security law," survivors - of
any worker who died between Mar
ch 31, 1938, and January, 1, 1940,
(and who had worked under social
security for at least a year and a
half before his-death) -many now
get bgnefits. , , , :. -'
The original Social Security Act
provided benefits only for retired
workers, when the law was chang
ed in 1939 to make benefits payable
to the survivors and dependents of
workers, no provision was made to
pay monthly benefits to the survi
vors of a worker who died before
1940., , . 1 , y. : -
Under the new law; payments can
be made to the widows of workers
who died after March 31, 1938, and
before January 1, 1940; to the aged
dependent parents of these workers
and to other disabled sons and dau
ghters.' rt& .
To qualify for benefits, a widow
or dependent mother, of a worker
who died before 1940 must be 62
I
hi
i;,t l.ave a
Hisahilitv so severe tliu't it keeps
hira ot hes from duing any substan
tial gainful work and the disability
must have begun before the child's
18th birthday. .. , ;A : ;
vIf ou believe that you may qual
ify for these payments, get In touch
with your social security office as
soon as possible. October 1960 is
the firstmonth for which benefits
can be paid, but you must make an
application, before, payment ; can
start, - - J -' : a
PS
BEST QUALITY ' '
.' Outside White Paint -r
$3.90 Galloa '
JUNES JEWELERS
225 N. Railroad St.
"Warsaw, N .C.
TV
. . . , '
SfJTEl'S
HOME AND
AUTO STORE
; Furniture G. E. Appliances
"Acres Railroad from Branch Bank"
" , Wallace, N. C. s
, - it
llble MatMtidt alm pfanlana 1
fi:10-2u. -,:r . i , : I.
Deretloaal Beadtes: PfalllFplana 4:4-18.
SSrc2ihlaC:i
Lesson for November It, I960
1 THAT IS needed in this world
' VV Is not always better people.
If s people who will stay as good
thw r. lunt a while loneer.
you have yonr best moods, don't
you 7 Or if you .'on x, some peopje
around you surely have some good
moments. ' .Suppose those moods
lasted longer T
fluppoa those
moments, became
hours or days t
The difference be
tween one really
good, person and K
another who real
ly i3nt, way not
4 A
GRACE "AT? THAMCSGIVING
Dear Lord, niay we who gather 'round this board '
In love and peace ask one more boon of Thee r
Give iis Thy grace to know how blest we ar'
Who live in this fair' land; we who are fret
To live, to work, to worship as we please!
And when the feast is done, we pray Thee thsa
Help us to share witihTall men everywhere
t - I
This blessed heritage of ours. : :
. ' v ,. 1 i 1 I 1 U ' - -- - t
. ' , AIUmU
i i if
always. d -inai, , a
one Is- srood. the -
nth- had. The-v oreman ,
both may be good, only one of the .
two Is able to suck witn it, jie nas
atnvlnar Dower. Jie doesn't fade: v i
while the other one folds up in
nuny. t i j ,
Slrsngih kin ,--'.
' When you read the 6th chapter '
of Pphesians you get the impres-
slon that life is a fight, even for
the Christian. Tea, that is true, we
must say especially for the Chris
tian. The non-Christian doesn't try
tt mrim nrfttnnt the tide, he roes
'with the crowd. If a man sets out .
to be a Christian he soon enough
discovers that it Is no bed of roses:
He discovers . where strength , is
needed; for one thing, against the
pull of temptation. Strength of;
body may help, but one's Very phys-.
leal strength may be a-' source of!
temptation. Strength ef mind may ;
help; but a strong mind again may'
Itself be a temptation to doabt and '
pride. It Is strength InAde, strength
of spirit, that counts most in the
fight against temptation. Many an
alcoholic, or others who find liquor-
a real temptation even if not rated - :
"alcoholics,'' know how this 1st
Just to say NO how hard it 1st ;
Other people can help, but the fight
la really on the Inside of the one.
&h Is tempted. The battle-field
" may be out of sight, but the battle
'jt leiTibiy real. '
.Strength For i
Just as a Christian needs inner
strength to hold out longer against
temptation of all kinds, so he needs
strength within so as to keep his
?ood intentions going. All of us
,wve generous impulses. We aim
to do something for some one. We
have a picture of ourselves yelping
some one out of trouble . . and
that's all it ever is, a picture. We
hang the walls of our mind with
.these pictures . of ourselves,' all :
noble . . but pure imagination.
They are pictures of what we in- :-,.
tended doing, what we maybe start- .
-ed to, do but never finished. ii 1 ,
Or perhaps we really do gel go- '
tng on these fine projects, but get .
too tired too soon., We are like the ,
grain in Jesus' parable that fell on -rocky
soil. It came up all right, but ,
a few' days' sun and it was gone.
The good start had no follow-up. ;
There was life in the plant but it
had no staying power. What 'we
need is inner strength, the , "Will t .
that says. Hold on!" . ' , ; '
How "t find Strength ; ' .
' One thing" should be -kept In
mind at all times : inner; spiritual
power is not like physical or men
tal power, uome people are oorn
with better physiques than others.
Some are born with high IQ's and
the Iow-IQ people just never will
catch up. Not everybody, in short,
can be an athlete, not every one can
be a "brain."' But every one can
have-' the inner strength' about
which we have been talking. If
every one does not have tt equally,
and some not at an. It is not be
cause any are barred off by God'a
decree. It is because some do not
fulfill the conditions. - v .,
- The very first condition, and the
continuing one, can be put' In a
question: Do you want itf Here as
in other matters, God Is more will--ing
to give than we are to receive.
We do not have to make ourselves
h ready or fit bet ore God's spirit
comes Into our hearts. We do have
do one thing, quite seriously. ,
e must put ourselves at the',
Spirit's disposal. The Spirit of God . -will
not come te the help of anyone -;
who uses, or tries to use, the Spirit
for his own private ends. Only the .
Spirit of God within us is able to "
give us that Inner strength which .
we so continually need. But the "
Holy Spirit Is not to be bought, .
wheedled, harneeaed or controlled.
Only those who welcome the Pplrit
and yield to Him may have Him.
tataM elwe vrri"t Vy
Ow ii-llea SI tHrl"
ItMaal 4vaa'. ef t" Chnrrmm f . r
CkrlM la ti O. 0. A. 1iIm kf
Gaauaaaitr SerriaaJ "
,
...... 'iiii... .v-:."..ir . .. . .:,. v - i v. . .
1 I . , 4 1 1 1 j
' "f! , "i Jt N - I. t- 't-' P )4 f '
a- : r::
I
rtlAurcp ilurdoci
.i 'J
V
1 c
- .4' ' ' " V. - J
c
: v' r . (An invcstiMmed, tepaying, public utility company : '
..w . , . t i
w.
' 1
I
L .......... i
Fv; t,'t f"AUjiu.t of
h U , a", neuritis, pa.ns,
A i- " T."!es of Powdfrs,
S.. . .. S. A. (Synergistic Aft on)
the' coi-.,Lird action of several
- medically-apsroved ingredients in 1
one easy-1o-U dose esses anxiety
and tension, suits bringing cenef
iighlsway.- r.'CMt
Test ' 1
STANBACK ' 1 1
afnst anv I 1
preparation
you've' ever
used
. .V A ' Wombns. Apparel
- j
x-tC"".-" SsJ -,.r mMll u ,. .. . -a
rt' "
7rrr.t St. Fhcno 2? 3-1?21
Vcrrav