.IE, DUPLIN TIMES
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' " ' OWNEft and PUBLISHES ,"'
i , RUTH P. CBADT. EDITOR ! .
' Entered At The Past Qffk. KeaanivMe. N .C.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS j RATESi n.M per year:- la Duplin,; Lenoir,
Janet, .' Outer, Pehdee, Samssonv ;N -Hanover and Wayne
coon tie; $4.09 pec yea-; outside this area in North Carolina and
3.M per year elsewhere;. V1. 1 ' .,W ,.
. : -Advertising rate famished en reenest.
A Dapltn County Jonmal, devoted to the religions, material,
educational ecoiomlc and sgrlcnttural development of Duplin
Uncle Pete from
DEAR MR. . EDtlOS . .J sL,
J I see by th papers where the,to figger all the, angles afore h
ew Postmaster -General jay the , can us-ass sound, judgenn " oa
finances in hit' department is alt
Aut of whack. He Is advising that
: We got to hike the rate another
l4u &. i - txr
f' been gltting that song from ever
Postmaster V General, -J: Democrat
J'nd Republican, ter 40 j year and
le finances, git worse and worse
nd the ratea git higher and highf.
' r. About two, more Postmaster
I jpenerals And it'll be cheaper to
Jo see a fellow than write him
d letter. . ,
''4 I don't think finances is the .
' nly thing out o(. whack in this
' department. Fer instant out here.
On the rural route' 1 can mail a
' parcel post package ' weighing ' 7
.. 2 I li . , r. '
aul it into town and git it off fort" E? Doolittle said he was read
: 2,. b., tt i h...i u t ling last week where our Guvern-
: elf and mail it at the window!
WUfe I'flUI IK IIILU IU W II IIIT-
they won't take but ,40 pound of
; parcel post. Don't ask me why. It's
: the post, office Department that's
i drazv. not me. . I
f.I ain't aavinv thi niii'l " nm I
excuse fer it. Sometimes they is
technical reasons fer things that
Old Photographs
Restored ,
PORTRAITS
Commercial
PHOTOGRAPHY
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Parties, Anniversaries and
Identification Photos
WE SPEgLUiziB in
WEDDING PICTURES
LANIER STUDIO
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WALLACEN. C.
Sittings Nights and Sundays
By Appointment
STOP
BUY
B.A.K. GAS STATION
LOCATED NEXT TO DUPLIN MOTORS
WARSAW. N. C.
OAS FOR LESS
Regufor 27c Per Gallon Hi-Test 30c
4 SM Octane- . 103 Octane
1 AH Brands Of Oil
, BEbTON D. MinsHEW OWNERS MATTIE S. MMBBCW
, Cash and Carry .
BUILDING'
Credit
If Yen
Need It I
At
.' , t "l$&'jNd.1),
r?V: ORANGE 5
Electric BottliogCo.
In Wilmington, N. C
Chittlin Switch,
dotit meet th eye. A teVm has,
; so-aepun. . I recollect onct when
a traveling salesman stopped at
ole Pa Sedgefield's house and ask
him how fur it was Jo town. Pa al
lowed as how it was 4 mile .thex.e
and 6 mile back. When the salesr,
man ask him 'how come, & was.
more one way tnan trie, otar. ra
told him he walked saighter V"
ing than he did coming home.
The Congress has been working
on this problem of post office fin
ances so long and gitting no place
that I figgered I better bring it up
at the country store Saurday
night. The thing hadn't been in
committee more'n 10 minutes till
the fellers had it solved.
.
T nf. s ? T. " lor
eign aid in the last 15 year, aver
aging around $57. billion a year.
The post office is coming up short
about two- thirds ol one billion
ever yr'
bi jmj aiiowea as now
as
we could ; pinch a little piece . of
that foreign aid off ever year and
pay up the postal deficit. Zeke
Grubb claimed that them countries
like the Congo and Vietnam would
never git about half of it anyhow.
, Bug Hookum went, so lur as to favor
I pinching off a little extra and : his benefits as. soon as be reaches
I making all postal services free.!62 wi" qualify; for as per cent of
He said this would olease the
constituents and make it nice fer
them Congressman at election
time.
If you folks in town has got any
piuuiejiis, master tailor, mail em
to me parcel post and I'll have the
fellers purertt on the agenda fer
the next meeting. But be shore
they don't weigh more'n 40 pound.
Yours truly.
Uncle Pete
CHANGES II!
SOCIAL SECURITY
, ' By Robert L. Hamel
(Field Representative, Social
urlty Office) .
Sec-
SAVE
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MATERIALS
Wholesale Prices
fan' te jCUntoii;, , ,. ,.'
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1 Ww-l; wzll, it
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MJ ORG AT PL'GASUXO TO K-AFZ
THAT SINCE I SPOKC TO YCUZZ -
rrvwi tits
STAYING AT HOME cvcnngo
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7- ttft "ml e FMOS IT MUCH
U 7 rJrb EASIER TO STAY INj
X S fT THAW TU rv,;,
' 2iA eXPLAIN f?- ' ;
-STAYED
.!llnew; ajsdnvwls to the oc
lal seeuriterttew, sigaedby Presi
dent JUnnedy lat .wk. We men
earjtf bMwstt rlgfcte tlmlter ift
women, have, kad since t93A,. .-.
; T etange, apaltes te mea .hs-
m i years age. an
k)r4liasigned tapecially to kel those
who are unable to find employment
because. , p ; their. ags or .poor heal-
tnv.-r': "jix $zg- f '
A rnan: now 6J tfr 65 year s of age
can start reeeivtnV benefits with
tha. mwtU .of .,AugMSttf,19Sl. ,But if
he retires, before he reaches age, 65,
the monthharhfluntol, benefit paid
t Mm is redueedtf He will contin
ue to be paid the reduced amount
even after he reaches 65.
Dependent widows and the de
pendent fathers of workers who
have died also can get benefits at
ase 62. Their benefits, like those of
widows and, dependent
mothers,
are hoe reduced. ' ,
For men who retire early, the a
mount by which their benefits will
be reduced depends on the number
of months for which they will re
ceive benefits while still under 65.
A worker who retires and claims
the amount that would be payable
to him at age 65 based on his aver
age earnings up until his retire
merit. If he waits until he is 63, he
will get 86-23 per cent of his full
benefit; and if he waits until 64, he
will receive 93-Mi per cent.
The reductions are figured so
that a person may expect to re
ceive, on the average, about the
same amount if he takes reduced
benefits beginning before he is 65,
or waits until 65.
Members of the immediate fam
ily of a retired worker can get de
pendents' benefits if the worker re
tires at 62 or if he' waits. Eligible
dependents include a wife 62 or or
der, or a wife at any age if she has
in her care children who are eligi
ble for benefits. The child of a re
tired worker is eligible if he is un
der age 18, or if he has been totally-
disabled since childhood.
The Committee on Finance of the
Senate, in recommending this cha
nge in the law, said "The provision
of benefits at age 62 for men wUl
help to alleviate the hardships fac
ed by that group of men who, be
cause of ill health, automation, or
other technological change, are for
ced into premature retirement b
fort age 65.'
For more information about this
change in th elaw and the other
changes made by the new amend
ments to the law, ask your nearest
social,seCurity office for your free
coyp of Leaflet No. 1, Men 62 to 65
years old who decide to take their
social security benefits now instead
of waiting can also apply for the.;
benefits at their social security of
fice in- Wilmington, N.C
BIBLE FACTS ,,,
OF INTEREST
BY: ELLA V. PRIDGEN '. .1
Forgive Us ".'. Debts,
As We
Forgive Our Debtor. ,
Do You Have Pine Tint'
berj ; Pine .. Pulpwood ot
Land With Standing
Timber , , v
V For SaUr. H
-Call or Write -ROBERT
E.
WARD ,
Pulpwood Dealer
P.'O. Box 172v
. ' Wallace, N. C, - . .;
Home Phi f Office Ph.
28 9-4031 A T5-2870
Rose Hill - ;( Wallace
Yard , Ph.
, AT 5-2392 "
Wallace ; t 1
Office Iri Wallace
1 , Hwy. 41 West
CJ v. t. t J .
civis apfq&d
fnifjtr twjrwvi ,
.iW M.ll..BH h feelinm iif
"l , l , . Yo,
"Be kind to one another tend
hearted, forgiving onfthother, as
A.
fiod in Christ foreave Vou " Whe-1 ""JM-0 uer y?. ,ae pus
S2 ZtfT1 V,pUm nd political
then under law or under grace,
maivdoes not find it easy to forgive
wrong. It requires discipline; it cU
mands real soul effort; Jesus taught
this, Te said 'Pray for them which
espltefully use you and persecute
ou". ( Matt. 5:4tlv Our hjased
Master teaches that., without this,
spirit of Grace and foraiveneSs,
there can be no real fellowship with
God. If our praying is to bear the
marks of the Master," h rnut be
concerned with -a double-barreled
forgiveness-that which comes to us
from God and that which we offer
our fellowmen. '
I Torsive Us. Our Debts." We can't
Interpret the phrasa to mean "For
give Us for. the money we owe
Thee". Rather we are the stewards
.m uua vi ail that we posses, s us
in it in accordance with God's will
and returning to His service speci
fic portion. The obligation to ti-
e is A debt that Is not wiped out
by praying this part of the Lord's
Prayer, What Jesus means may be
stated in this fashion: "Forgive Us
for our failures to acknowledge and
;7
A
. u thl niiinii uasnii
moat -of the people In, the; ; Third
District Although; we are right to
the .middle ;o..the( legislative es
sion here in the Congress, I enjoy
ed attending; the- annual iish fry at
bea. JLevei ana noiea wa fnany
folks were enjoying beach vacat
ions in- Carteret County , - ' I'l
, .Quito, a number or people coma
to .Washington, for their vacation
and mwore first time, take
advantege.o Jhe opportunity to
get a rejwiy goon iook n weir nair
win tiiuiui,tiuaiiY utujjic viu
throughout the Third District in -
elude she cqngressionai Office on
their; (itinerary1 and it is alwaya'.a
seBAw.euniBany and continuing in-
debnws IbJs indebtedness ?,is
greater Jhaa we reckon. We , are
indebted to God for the gifts of l(te
and death, of talens and ideas. Wt
we maeoiea 10 our lamny ror siSJt
. I . 1 t : t I- ' l 1
i ter and love, guidance and encor-
I . nd,bted t0. ?
'i .ft'W?1","?
.ldpm we eujoy, and tlie sociai
an ' dwtellectual ideas which we
We are indebted to persons whf
staff our schools and churches, our
hospitals and service agencies our
governmental institutions. We are
indebted ' to commerce and indus
try, for- employment that requires
talents and provides our "daily
broad". .We - do not- repay .. any stl
these debts very well, and need l-
ask for forgiveness,
As we forgive-Among the peti
'iors of our Lord's Prayer, this onr
may well be the most dynamic
This Prayer, -will not permit us l tc
ask God's forgiveness with ou'
making us affirm that we have for
given ou rbrothers and are on,r
basis of brotherly "ove with al
men.
It is by forgiving others that w(
are able to 'receive divine forgive
ness. He taught us to pray: "For
give: Us Our Debts as we have for
given our Debtors."
Next: Lead us not into tempt a
tion, But deliver us from Evil.
twice a,s
fsCst as u
Batilr xSs 11
z : Compafcr
Rose
. Member federal peposit Ins. Corp.
mm
' ,ypt CdnflrtMmcm,
DAVIO N. NENCERSOM
niaiiiri far mn and the members
f mylstaff to;baouj: ;frieha
- visit us here. , 1
There are a number of .ways Hn
whigh .your Congressional, roffice
can be of asslstanc ete you .in .vist
iting Washington-espeeially wh?n
we know of your visit inradvance
For xamptej we can rrang for
small groups to take a special 9:00
A. M.-; tour of the White, HoUf
which ,is Werable W convifv
piete than fre fWn'ifr
ten O'clock untl4 noon, .we can an
maKe ; arnMIKemeiiia tur sycviu
1 tours fit the Capitou Building and
issue passes to-visitors so, that yoy
can enter the gallwies and see the
House of EepreseaUtiyes in ses
sion.,, .v.;. :r:::
One tour which ean be arranged
thrpugh. the ' CongressipnsJ vpfica
and -which has beea. very jpofaulaf
with, Third Distrfct "visitors, is; a
tour of the FBI bulldihg, which
includes a demonstration of var
ious practices and techniques used
by the FBI and a pistol shooting
exhibition by an FBI expert.. 'V'
we have also, on request,, been
able to arrange hotel and restau
rant reservations,, get tickets for
baseball games as well as assist
in. train and air reservations, and
it is always a pleasure to provide
this service for the folks from the
Third District ' , '
I certainly want to urge every
one m the Third District iw-ho
plan to visit Washington: wr
h esummer vacation ?: perl
write me at Room 324; House
Will Pay Top Market Prices For Water Melons
Truck Load Lbthe)ri feeady To S;f See UiL$.
.Office Phone' f 'V I hi-' I'l-fbape
OL 8-2666 ; :-'.':;;
Mount Olive, NC
aT -,71 - . j r
xo cure
H . y;fe
finaxxcial
i7
Hill
-s
f.ce
C.,v 1! ' i ' - ' .
places you woui-. -L..a' U f'
while here. One word of aiiii..u: j
The White House tour is especial-
ly popular duririg the Summer and (
usually stays booKea-up ai leasi;
two i weeks 'in , advance.; ?
"'..';", ; (
la'hy lWa.rtment..if ,Btt
: Presbyterian junior Mnwe
Xacth CamlW,?
Are you iananese 6r Chinesp?.''
taid to a yourig, prientaj mK and
wtnnan ' who werir ready to escort
its mJhti Pa'pi p pt'
the C. A. T rnm at -me airport
m usasa. -Japan. , v. .
ot!eilbv Taiwan IV Formosa).
Since ft is a Chinese airline 1. thou-
ght they might be hlns$y HI an
swer lauiiht nw. a; fessoh He isaid,
What diftrenw doe it make: we
art.atf la;hUii..-i:
1 - "Cine is ' under ChiaDrr
and the-tb4f in4ec-Jtbe , firnoerjl
I tri$4 ii justif jf w wJaatJavvfrji
; "Ingovernmejrtf,;: ..IfWVV8id
;-ferei-n.i)
the .'world needs te Jearrt,,.We ca
over-emphasiB dtnr: differences -,w
national, loy9Hjj ia jcuttorris, )n;;th
color-of our. sktns. ilbng;" .long; ag
k Uoki-AW hr-nnhpta tmlpht US ' th-1
the iiuman aces is' :?n Ther h
a common ancestry, tney. mm. m
! fr0i 8rw Adam ind no Bytj God
said, ''Let us make, man." -He did
not say 'Let m m?we, men.'iTer
i a nity, to tt human, ffi 1
ra oil hmrtan'hehleS J'f.l.
iSfeWaijeti 3
I if il "1
A::!'
:w
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boV'to like brothers, ana iove wr "s. i- t W iv K iwTU
"Of- 'Dors even as fv:.!toiii.w;
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Otwia..i txaiimi I ietii tlt-tT,;
VFLesson, f pr J.ulr Ml'ttBt'V
fp l&)"6. who Jilr'e coriuertedf W ,
'tmerera(i('lh ;;' them - Soli?. '.f
ipaopl1- re(thp-nVntal('i. :
optimistic others atf by 'nature, ;
pesrtmists;'., nd.V they : -ftsj -thti;
way after conyersioh 1f 'takf ir, .
r
two aircrrr.:ea ,
ti)- Mttw. court.'
one. -'.a;': transport,', i.
theotbe'l hgfi( .
plane1; i A ;ar',nji
kath planes !,, '
(S-lere turn1 .
to -the; tight,.
perhaps Ww 'J
ctesl mnmd'itakl -
fJK-lf'we.SP.W.- iefrev.nirttVr
Atvettwnhej'ysW f
, 'fltheitmpt p,ipettittig mi. .ktV?
i ooptrs.V'l5f t':- AUtti,
y-wsteVj tnaD tMsii 'L tornih
qmskMOhi oijthe
hsd; .:;vertioir(c.i! mtn(J,fbut: k
was aer for him MJteUaWw:
pleVnt '(a'civK jh ':.,bi'
f. & :.ftgvf.
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j paints - over V4U ,, wnnpwel .n ;
! lafail ;.
( What a. diSrfiil' wnrid thlssf Th
Ijssr'.? a-'gUiss
' windows and iflffcps' tttem poHsh'e '
'BTpiU. iontkide' tha1 ?
realist says a The. opMfflisf "srfys, .
' 'n;yoe;f'--pessVTVsH'Se '
j how jJoVeljr ftw world"to fr ' '
Twi:,,Mf l;-5rVirt-i., -
j a:0 But (he, man" U Wot a. pei, .
Thdmas.. like others dr tus sori
'.:onjeWmes';;. Ip..' Vr.: jnfoY;ptg,''
slriiiniitbut'rtgaln
Christian realists) enm.wbea ; he V
takes the' darkest-j-flew possible;. '.
be' does not' lose hs fiitlvOtn- th ' .
ocoasiqn' ;.en jssus'f wnt.;' -ib
Lazarus -.-diedV-titi.-wa-. '
kpwn fact vthat,, ftyifltum, v
wanted ' to. ' have.; bM jirrested. :
Thbraas thought -nV would' eome.'t -
wofrse '.than . jirrest.i;'HLtJ".is"'.gi- :
rf ?9ii IM ; nn !wtth; nim.3 .
f ;.V. V fc- ' TT';i
! '.lord. .tw"d.ftol. fcna A6eMrV,;'
I oil srt gcidng, to-esa'Wfl knw(
j the -; wayn-t,He W videntlyj
oompletelj ; -j,weredi.: "But. he
jdld not leave the tsble, asJudasr.
did. ta'go ourk-ttolhe nighVlhfi
i was at a 'low -point He .as' good '
las admits He"aoes not understand
'Jesus' a-: alLt-"We don't ! taowr;
wn.fcn'i wjini aT,wiva,.7.
wa.idihg iS,',e'srjiiesjli
I jUwlUsnisiH
' the . woiefc of T-rhomui - .vna.l f
:',where"'yoii- fc'-JtJ' headed'.' scundSj1'-.--
i very much iHe what the HagUshi-s ';
'"tjalfc a veta.nt oeonfldence. Bi - ;
.Thomas stayed) on. Where r was
Setu beaded?, He dldiwf-ksww. '
- Rut .'ha ' aa . M '- JriiiM knW." . '
lafslisttf
ThomafltV kioown Irst
refusing 'tobelleve thai?, fbiy, '
surreetion; efr Jesus 'waslns tetusS , -taofc..
To teVmore 'axact,-.' WSf-v '-'
fused; .to '.believe -on, thi:'evtdnee; .
j ol his friends.' Thomas never sslAj
'.The thing's impossible, I'B, neyeri , '
WleW-wliatt'iA?.'s?fc t
r effect, was '"ivmay. be Pss4e ;' ,
but 'I '.can't take-' tt at second-j i-.'
hand. VI mas see fee', snyseli' tft 'j: "
, I beUeye,: It wfll b only tt Jesu.a ;
teUing-, -v -'j' v.-&fi )
esaet) -rnty nave. been -otlendeil)
When e;ot'yoin-; friends, teUow
Deiievetnei oi you, h gewini i
shia-.tslr hlmt.ould a'nsa)
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