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CHALLENGE 1
LIGHT OP TRUTH
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Rurnsrile, N. C.
ALCOHOL AND GOD
B7: Wm. D. Robinson
Wine is a mocker, strong
drink is raging: and whoso
ever is deceived thereby is not
wise. Proverbs 20:1.
Drinks containing alcohol
are on. a sharp rise in Ameri
ca. I would like for you to
noti e that our own part of
th! j nation is under the in
fluence of alcohol.
I am not going to say STOP
drinking because YOU must
make that decision for your
self. I should like to point out
several things about alcohol.
I have tried to find just one
good point in drinking alco
hol, but that point is not to
be found. I will invite ANY
person to point out any good
effects of consuming alcohol.
Even doctors will agree with
what I have said in this ar
ticle. And if you would like to
have proof-of this I can fur
nish it.
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Many people seem to think
that alcohol will stimulate.
This is far from truth. In
stead of being a stimulate it
is a DEPRESSANT. Now I
have given you something to
argue about You may think
that I don’t know, what I am
talking about. You can bring
up the argument that alcohol
IS a stimulant because whenj
a person is drunk he will talk
more,, sing, fight, laugh and
be ful of pep. The answer is
this: a human brain has dif
ferent parts, each of these
parts has control over certain
other body parts. There is a
center in the brain that con
trols vis’on. When we see
something our eyes pick up
the irfiage and send this in
formation to the part of our
brain that is responsible for
our vision. For an example,
we may be walking along a
road, and out in front of us
we see a hole in the road. This
hole may be deep or wide and
we can’t cross it. Our eyes
pick up the image and flash
the message to the brain, the
part of the brain that receives
this image th r n flashes a sig
nal to another part of the
brain which in turn tells our
legs to stop.
Our brain controls our body.
It makes no difference what
the movements are that we
make other than reflexes, our
br-Mn is in control.
> Then: is another part of the
brain. In this part we have a
general control center. This
control center actually con
trols the other parts of the
brain. This is like a control
room In a radio station.
Things originating in other
studios are controlled from
the .control room. This , control
center Is actually depressed
from alcohol, thus, letting the
other parts run free. This is
like letting the brakes off an
auto. The car does not have
any extra energy but only ap
pears to have.
Alcohol is ‘ a cerebral de
pressant. It depresses in pro
gressive order in the brain.
The higher'“‘functions, such as
reason and judgment are af
fected before movements are.
N-xt week: Alcohol, Accur-,
acy and Insanity.
ASC To Begin
Acreage Measurement
Representatives o f Yancey
ASCS County office will soon
be visiting farms to measure
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acreage of allowed crops, ac
cording to J. T. Randolph, Of
fice Manager for the Agricul
tural Stabilization and Conser
vation Office. These reporters
will also measure acreages di
verted from production under
the feed grain and wheat sta
bilization programs.
Randolph said that these re
porters have been well trained
and a e well qualified to make
accurate determinations. Gen
erally the acreage determina
tions will be made by the use
of aerial photographs. This
system has proven to be very
accurate and the most practi
cal means of measuring crops.
These acreage determinations
are ve-y important to each
farmer. They determine a far
mer’s eligibility for price sup
port on the allotted crops and
h<s eligibility for payment un
der the diversion programs.
Randolph urges all fanners
to qoeperate with these re
porters so that they may do the
most accurate job possible. In
many cases where errors are
made the farmer is not avail
able to assist the reporter. The
fa-mer’s help is especially im
portant so that he may point
out all areas that are not
p'anted to the crop. With each
farmer’s help, these reporters
can will do a very accu
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Bill Bailey I
Phone 682-2456
Episcopal Church
Announces Summer
Schedule
The following summer
schedule of services will be
observ d by the Episcopal
Chu ch in this area:
Hie Church of the Resur
rection, Little Switzerland, N.
C, (just off the Parkway),
fl:0C a. m. Holy Communion
and Sermon 2nd and 4th
Sundays.
Morning Prayer and Ser
mon Ist and 3rd Sundays.
Trinity Episcopal Church,
244 Hemlock Avenue, Spruce
Pine, N. C., 11:00 a m. Holy
Communion and Sermon Ist
and 3rd Sundays
Morning Prayer and Sermon
2nd and 4th Sundays.
The Rev. W. Ross Raley,
Vicar In charge of these
churches is available at all
times and can be contacted by
phone 765-9493 or 765-4331.
Church School Is being held
during the morning service at
Trinity for the smaller child
ren:
Visitors are &!wav? welcome
and it is our hope that th*ey
will fee! free to come ta their
traveling clothes.
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