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' trsday la Kenanavtlle, N. C County Seat of
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J. bwiae.ffte and printing plant, KenansvllW, N,
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BUTH P. GRADY, 1 HTR V ,
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JfYHjed At The Past Office, I .r"Je. N .C
v .' aa second daw M ,
. '.r'nanivllle. Da t . .Jlight 4-2141 t
.wii . r JES: IS.50 per year plus W N. c! Sale Tax
"n I nvv . I Pe, Onflow, Pender, Sampson,' New Banover
.nc . uoUtMH5 per year plus Me N. C Sale Tax oustlde
' i North Carolina and' $i per year phis J7e :N.. Ci Sale
' Advertialnf rale furnished on reoaest
v Canute Journal.' devoted to the Millions, T material.'
ecdierol1 hnd tpfcaltoraj derejopmant f " itapUa
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" DEAB MISTEB ' KDITfftLi
4 l,f Seta Grubb'a preacber cenie by
i "the country store Saturday' night, 're
'' jported that things was really pop
t ,ping at W charch these day-
"If
lall -tarted. he allowed, whea Heze-
f fciah 'Adams got' up" at a Aaeting
of the- Ping-Pong; Committee 1
Umportant announceinent.";s r ;
i k Heiekiah annouDoed (hat tfae chur
, joh down the road was . remodeling
r their gteeple.'Ke told the jCoranilttee
S -ke couldn't recollect wheri hfs jihu-
b )feh dldnt have the highest steeple
- -.r mlio arovadr but now the iword
y yut jjiat thiit other jcbiirpb ?te
t eple was going to be abovt two foot
h'pfief n 5iny ,m the s communltF.
et i't Wlrnneialt?wer;, aHpw
J tin . ...uhraad that wa to build
new t ' ch v .i" 'V'v-i-v';
)' WeU5jv-oid- the Parson,; this
Et-Je ofshocjring bws really throw
fj lha Communlttee into a dither.
.Harold; the tellers he'd ,been trying
& t Jt his congregation into build-,
ng-i newNohurcit fe years, bad
lold ? 'em how they. needed- more
Bphce firlpnrfy on the' Lord work.
But nothing he .ever saidi claimod
jhe Parton, stirred his . folks like
Hetekiah'if announcement o
I . rfrst of f reported the vParson,
fEatie' Hightowet1; ;wheh the beard
.another church fas gltting, a steeple j
.two foof hicber'k. hert, jut keeled ',
over in g faint. If was the first tune, i
heMldi'-. h?ver f kijowed 'tster;
fCatiays 'd .concerned about the
church. -JL Tax y'vift.tv5s""
Well. ,bit the 'jUmautber'd brune
ether -church 'a thing or two.: The
Parson told the- fellers It was! a
thrill ta so hip folks taking to? the
jLord's wortith such flre, fr1 '
: A nvetiog of the whole congrega
tion was: tailed fer the next eight
and things is now jgitting in high
gear, he said. The wimmen folks is
going to. put on a chicken noodle
supper twict a weekl They decided
6ir this' en :accoune of it not taking
much chicken and. they got plenty
of well water. The mfen folks ia- go
ing to raffle off awhKe-tace heffer.
The Parson said this might look' a
ume sad at .jtfsi. oo account ox tne
church being agin -gambling, but it
was decided that when the church
steeple was at stake, the Lord wou-
W. fergiw.'em't't:: ir- r
Well, that" was about the size of
it;' allowed the Parson; Be said his
folks! was really set nn gitting the
new church wjth that high steeple.
Who knows, he said, but what some
of the.- members., theirselves might
even, make a contribution. -
- The. 'good Parson excused his
self a little early, said he was chair
man 6f the Measuring Committee
and they had to slip down the road
and put the tape on that other
steeple.
, Yours truly,
,; yvlmcIe'.'.Pete
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tieroimdJherepoe.the.Cpr tools
mittee' was -to, all-out campaign to
bnUd 'a new jchnrcaVThej? was bang-
tir, 5SU wi the 'pewo and ar
as' hew; 4beyashow . that
Jteart lTarsaw tevr Company
f fae liamined' .Clawes Pitted
Swimmin" Season
ftta41y If a.' Bitil" . ste'
PICNICKING.
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,;V. 'Tldetf rer'atarch.':- ' :-;
.. SchoeV -Youthv And,",;v
? t i . i i i ..to
'lAJteraooB And Night
:&$iVZz South Of.c
artd related equipment having a to
tal original cost to the Government
of approximately million will: be
sold -jby auction on V June 2, 1962,
at the Naval Weapons Plant, Wash
hlgton, (D. C ' . ' . ' H
. Jlobert B. Horning, Branch Man-
jK?er 1 SjnaU".- iBuliin'esa'' i AdministraJ
ttan ChavloUe, Norm Carolina, em-phajsed-
that ; small business . con
cerns interesMni. foreign trade
nr nay1? flnppp3rtiinity ot acquire
.'.machiri.efy Jot- ajpgadint their pre-
nt equipment and for adding ad-
.ditionnl producJioB capadty Mr.
Horning' further points- out- .that a
leview of the machinery offered re
veals that ft should .' be ot wide
anread jhterest 'among' small; con
ers since It' was operable when
the -plant was deactivated.. He be-'
lieves that smaA concern$ will find
it worthwhile, io brnvef considerable
dirtrawes : to purchase such Hems
is automatic screw machines, tar
ret lathes, drill presses, punch pres-"
ses, shapers, grinders, -planers, gear
bobbers,- band saws; boring, boning:
aorf threading' machiqes and ' the
many others ,of equal demand mat
will ' be' offered. :-:- " :
'.This material may be inspected
beginning .today through June 28
at the Naval -Weapons Plant;
h - :- iHJ Street,.: SX Ev'. Washing
ton 1J, i The auction. Np, IFB 62-79
begins at npoo, June 28 et Bulldkig
159 -J.: .r- i- SsK ;.i.r'jVi5.v.
i Every possible assitance and. con
venience will be provided so that
small concerns; not - familiar with
this' type' of buying will have an
equal opportunity. Parking Trill be
available ' and 'BDrtple . directional
markings leading to the sale site,
will be insfalled, p . v ' ' -.
Complete information and cata
logs, giving t.etail j infcripatioc.
may be obtained by contacting the
selling installation,, - the " Oefpnse
c::ie faos
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By; Ella V. Pridgen
. , . Suffering for Christ :
I Pete i4:l2,v"Beloved,do not be
surprised 'at the wery ordeai which
comes upon you o prove you, .' as
oinethjng Strang were happening
to you U3 but rejoice in eo-ar as
you 'share . Christ's suffering that
you may also rejoice and be glad
when bis, glery is revealed.' i '
.. It fsddubtful Whether any human
being; ver suffered s - more . than
Peter did in the first year of his
erforts. to follow Jesus. We don't
know how. "Peter : behaved before
Jesus called 'him to be one of his
disciples. We wonder-why the Mas
ter did It. Peter '-was, always too
sure of himself. Peter, told his Mas
ter "though ell the rest pf the dis
ciples forsake rtneev wm not",
and then. denied. Hun. We cannot
know ' how. Peter suffered over his
fail, but we know; his heart was al
most broken. He was in despair
wneo. the risen Christ appeared : to
him and tookhim back as one ef
his roast loved disciples. We Under
stand why. Peter .'was qualified to
write a message back as one of his
most loved disciples.'. We '- under
stand why ' Peter was qualified to
write a message f light , and com
fort to people, who had also suffer-;
The civilized .world at the : time i
when peter wrote bis letters -was in
the hands of the Romans, every one
was" expected "to- burn incense to
.-.the lkoa-jBu9erot:-yh!iM-V
Yet these' Christians possessed a
gift beyond ail -other gifts. They had
been born into a new life because
Jesus had died and risen from, the
dead, This new are would, go on
forever and provide for them an in
heritance 'beyoqd their f, wildest
dreams'They were not protected! by
God's power. Why. then, should they
fear what any man could ' do ! to
them? ii Peter) 2:24. "He- himself
bore our '41ns in his body' on the
tree7 that we might die to sin and
live to righteousness. By his wouads
you have been healed.' . " : ! i
Peter" reassures them about God's
case. 'Accept trouble, he writes:
"be willing lv be abused." God can
use trouble to mature you and make
you better than -you are. Cut be ion
your guard. ' Don t underestimate
the devil. He does not want you' to
'win the moral ;strug"le; resist him,
hold fast to yonr faith. He-does Sot
tempt only you; every Christian' is
tempted by-him. '.
'-"After you have suffered ' little
While, .God wil Ihimself restore, es-
' Jtablish and strengthen youwhin)
s ' he has called 'to live with Himself
forever Peter suffered terribly "Sin
the service of Christ, he throughtiof
his --pagan' converts as weaklings.
There were as many professing
Christians in his day as there are
today, who wanted to be Christians
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Sfand alnst tlie wiles fit Uie devil.
H fn Ithe "Rreatest battle which we
fight the issue is drawn as t6 whet-,
her -God or"" the devil will rule the
hearW of man. ' , . .
' Some thmk: to- beat .the devil by
Inughmvbjm roff the stage. They
claim that he plays tricks on human
i beings jus,, for the '-fun of it. This
pleases bis tjtanio njPety and be
comes so close as to hug us while he
slits our throats. 1 -
Others tiy to nutthjnkv him fby
appointing -,, good V Chur6h toUc to
ehaperpn ms parties, in this way
our peoples can safely mix with the
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Fifteen rears o this week
'Mose ArU - U upha Murderef
dies today iff gas . chamber. .
Pete' tlulno ; opens new store
here - Kenansville is on the Ma
rch. , -iidSt
Colony starts -10th year.
Ten years ago this week. ' ?
Kones Chapel, Section due ih
get telephone service at once.
Supt. O. P, Johnson to be on pa--
not at F.. C Colleuo.. . : " -'i. .' v.
iMamxnoth new C. P. & L Street 1
Unit will boost power in Duplin
County . u j,
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lliii km r. SOila- ll " V..1:"
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br,vatlenl HeftdUNft 11 K"IU 3:1-1, :
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'.'. ; Lesson for July t, 19SZ '
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Duplin County Bed Cross Chap
ter holds annual meeting in Ken-
i worldly crowd and swap dirty jdkes ansv?ne recently, '" - v- r. . i
iwith each other's mates. - Warsaw Garden Club presents a-
i ; ; . I t .. .. . ; si . " i'i V'- -.. -..( wonA te Mf -ftiwl Mm "Tr.mrnftns
"Some people solve the social pro- Carper. ' - ' - ' 'i
blem by joining the church and go-i 'Lame delegation of teachers tp
ing, nan ume ana giving ine aevu s attend National Education s4tf
crowd the" other halt . .elation Meetinc. ''"
if it didn't cost, any thing.
Read the 'letters' of Peter to
Christians.?1,.'.
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By: f:d l)ef,"Tleld Representative
'.r."DnpHn County '.-';.'..'
S orfnl ScCBrity Admlnistratloa
tldsbora,' North Carolino . '''
po nor risk losing - cash benefits
from social security merely by fail
ing to app'y mr them. Many work
ers are doing jest .yiat,' those who
have '"long standing disaMii ties of
serious tnature" and 'Whd-bavc not
applied' for disability benefits may'
he 'depriviric themselves and their
famiiles .of' sucbir'needed-'vincome.
The actual point at Which money is
tost forever -occurs at 18 rnonths
after a disability has become severe
enough to prevent-one from enga-f-ine
in any type of gainful work. No
loss of benefits Js possible if a per
son files his pppjieation -within 18
months after ? the- onset of his dis
ability. ;1;:;''-.- - iv;
:"Loss of benefits is only one rea
son why an application should be
tiled with in the M month period
mentioned.. The second reason; and
one of immediate r importance,' is
that after June . 1962, the lew will
not ' permit, the . -establishment of a
disability more . than. V 13 months
prior to the date the application is
filed. When the disability provision
became a part of Social . Security
Law, it was felt that a reasonable
period should be allowed those per
sons of long standing disabilities !to
establish tfae exact time that the dis
ability began. It was also realized
that medical evidence becomes ex
tremely difficult to obtain for treat
ment received many years' ago that
short periods of trial employment
are hard to explain when the em
ployer is no "longer to business.
These, and many other . reasons,
made It necessary to establish a
time limitation on the date in which
a disability could be established for
Social security purposes. ,:, ; , J
It is commonly beEveu . that the
only thing that -can be lost by de
laying the actual filing pf an appli
cation is the benefits themselves.
However, two additional, important
factors enter the picture. (1 The
amount of benefits depend upon a
worker's average earnings. 'The
higher the average, the higher the
payments. Since the years in which
a worker Rat established -witti soc
ial security' that he Is disabled . are
not considered: In this 'avreage,' it
can be easily seen thatlt is to the
worker's advantage to , have , all
kshed - not
years ofvdisablllt;
just the 18 months. (2) In. order to
dj aw benefits at all, a worker must
eftablish that - he bad .worked at
least 5 put of the 10 years just be
fore the onset , of his ", disability.
Therefore, if by law, a person can.
not establish $ disability . more than
18 months before" application, it is
quite possible that a worker ; with
many years of disability; would not
qualify at alL For example, a wor-
ger, disablied since 1952 files appli-j
. , - r l , i : , - i r:. l
July 2, 1962. Under, the law, he is ;
permitted to only go back as far as
January 1961, to establish disability;
Therefore, social Security must Use
the ten-year period from 'January
1951, to January 1961," to determine
if he has the necessary 5 years
work. In this case, the worker does
not , have the necessity : work be
cause be has not beep able to work
since 1952., No payments .would, be
due him. . . -, : .;'vy ' J.-;
' If you are so disabled that' you
are unable to work, get in touch
with your Social Security ' District
Office at 311' E. Walnut Street in
Goldsboro as soon as possible and
let them help you file your applica
tion. 'For those unable to go to
Goldsboro, -a representative -will be
at the JCourthouse in. ' Kenansville
each Tuesday. . "' y
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' If Elipah had played that ' game
the ravens would bflve eaten him
Jnstead of feeding him.' v,
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; fhe refortner must be a hero at
all points, and be - must have con
quered hiniSelf before he Cap ;con
quCr .otherssiW:,:, ytfy-t v-h' f
.. ... Mary Baker Eddy
: One year'; age this weok J".'.;.- '
Defensive driving caa be your
lite saves. -.." '' ' 'i
'Heavy rains in area do damag
to tobacco crop - extent unknown,
Bill to permit :mall acrea$e'
transfer is . now being considered
by Congress. s,'4r
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Sales Partj !
Service .
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J Clinton, N. C.
'Your John Deere Dealer" f bone LY 2-3742
fi jtmt laer ;
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Phone 554
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HOUSES
RENT
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Kenansville and , Warsaw
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v Warsaw
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. ?.-'x V-n&J. mti TTM15 C3IARLIE liked to carry lots of cash . - - -.""t E
particularly wrinlffbtti
v'keting V shme )
Surplus Sales Office, Dept. 4 S. P.,
Ft. Holablrd, Baltimore 19. Mary
land Pbore-Medford 3-8000, Ext.
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,' LuAtbef, Moulding,
'plumbinjf Supplies :V
SASH DOORS. ASBESTOS "
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i Plaster, tticji Lath,
Shefock,'; Mortar, '
Brick, Cetnent :
.e-p -.Black. Paints And -1
'. Bi'Uers Hardware i -
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V' RTfi TlWR THARL1E liked to carry lots of cash ;
; -He thought a checking account was a lot of trash.
; He liked to show, the mpney in his jweket, - .' - '
And he never saw reason to iocit 11.., ,
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Then, one day Charlie lost his moneys. ' '
And Poor Charlie didn't think that so funny. . ;
Now Charlie keeps his money at WACCAMAW
And from his account he can make-a-dra w.' ' "
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I AMERICANS ire conditioned
i fnot only by temperament, but
by the ntovirs and Jhp' 1 (."pro
gisihs we Lke to see, conditioned
4o hair t'f ' h escapes The hero
r 1 Burnt' not have too
' f f Ume of it
iev. must barely
1 : squeak .tthroueh
I But jt must teu
i escape', the, end-
i i ing. has to hex
I haDOv ' on. .ih
i tne cavauiy"
! 1 Superman or Did
Tracy w Pern
,lffrA toreman MasonSor sonie
ijody triumphing sgiin-i
i-(n real life t doesn't 4ryi
work.1 ko that. There are genuine
tragues, there are unhappy end--Ings.
wfast ought, to. Come outa
i p .doesn't always do ithis. jThe
Me stw-ie w Ire gom'g to,tv
; chsnc to study during the; nji
live weeks are stories of a people
'lii'ntldi. 'Biit the oeoolo either AM
i"M'!ke their: danger,- px if ther
pqw'K wejr hii' uv wi wis
Beceissry: tt- save"Die 'situation:
? jrodiio'-'tta people perished; "tf
PMOlf who think rof thfr BIMfc
kg a book of. comort: only, 'must
preplre lor a shock when iiduk
this -part tot -the Old Testament
This is the tale, not of a asrro
escape but ef a narrow failure to
teeape.M!'"-.f.'AV!-j,-;. v',..i. s
dae 'S.-w..w
Josiatt as ybuhif niaa
on the throne and he wapfed to db
wnst was right. Uie propneu toil
' nuri, and m wn quite .true, th
' unless m uon; tumsa w u
It would be destroyed. JojIi
-knew What that meant;, it niean
getting rid of the swarm of Well,
. false Gods whose, shrines -wera'r
everywhere In the land.. Se, K$
,got rd of .them.-ttf took a, cou
rageous 'stand for the .true God,
Bat the nation went right on tht
downward siide and, .;th. fin
crash turned put to be only ii lew
yearaway '-'U Kit, ip; ::
r' Wh W thUf What did n
Josl'do "mat was .wrongr.tlii
prtltlf seems to, te tnat-.nr xua
nothing
karltAil. hintllD. H'did not MT-
snade infiSftevt Wi kfrtbitf
viewilie -vdestroyed- ifcivtykiib
blaces.'fpagan "inand'lr
Ut)i and he pomri; d all 'dd;
tens io worship; nt jarusslem.
But itv was reform from' the lop
down; there - was nothing popular
hbout rt. W fan see vhowi this,
fwwks' n ."Our owm'- country A'
president may urge much needejl
weforips, be"iiay 'bav aensitiv
socuta ? conscience; -?:boi .uhlei
jb'ere is something, "contagious
about b""' WeaUsni nr his) con
science, be temains. a Jnpi iol4
'crying b-a wilderness. ,
r When a mania sick; sameumti
tht best thing for him Is a shot is
the arm. But this' is in'em
gency -measure', it would. W far
better if the msd bad been BvUif
wisely) building-up his beaim by
wise babiU of eating, exerobe
and-fo on. Josiah's reform, n-cete-
as be was," amounted to.no
niore than. a'iort pf shot blithe
srm. The disease of GodlassncH
WS deep-seated. Itr was not Jo bs
- rooted out by a mere change A
jtbe blace where God ai,to b
Mil ipped. U was to be cured bj
a king telling the people to; wpp
Uit one une uixj, aoa. w
nre they did tlilSt destrot"
- Idols, 'aise Tevivai,V"W
f J r.ih. V i have bee
,e if t i raople'.btd
y theu" 1 Is .ibem
, g-w''s; bnie-rslK
. c. j 1 f timahdea
'ii from -v i bin. 4
, ? . ll.f:
1 I is of r'"eis csn bs
i-j-d.t' .'fafc..ex
, are exce' ' ips to -the
. e o( some cot, s, But one
. s s of apple i j is not going
to help a man who beeds.balf s
doien; and furtjiermore,- If Vths
man's j.'!ness has progressed ir
enough, a whole bushel of srrlM
r won't belp hiin.-Tlwy are pi uty,
but tliey are too late. V. Ben Uiber
'cuJo"s strikes, complete rest.it
the road to euro, if' cure Is bo
j-Hible.. But to rtt flv minutei
- ifter each meal is too little; wbUt
,f. the- patient's' csndiifon is-lg-wed
until he is in "tit. Peter's
jvrd" at death's very door,' rest'
ng all day tnd night wUl c' l not
"4 bit of pood; U i now too late'.
, k fn t! e days of Josiah; to rtiany
4 t e ", " 'nation has gsn
k '8 to 1 1 not for lank Of good
on " 1 s but tteause tX ns
ia 1 t was jrlaht toofUttlt
.nf 1 1 -o l..'e. '-'i -H.'-fv".;'
. 1 s r 4 -W blame fur Ba
or I i -s lohcst Fa!; Ffoph
MiT We.l-mcanlng but 1-eeble
ttormersf'. :or ', the main, 'w
everyday, people r ;
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A C"rll ml . 1.4
( , u n, V. S. A. :, k;
Member Federal Deposif Ins. Corp.
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Tli future js no more unci rt
thus V 0 present.' ' -.' '.'"",
' - ","-r Walt Whitman
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