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The ' answer is not to give
management more power, nor tQ'
! give unions greater power. The
i answer, is1 to work out a, sen
sible arbitration system . which
can be made compulsory on the
order of the President or a spe
cial impartial court to be used
in strikes where the public in
terest is dually involved. , '
Labor and management would
be i-emiiredi to accent the deci
sion of the arbitration ordered,
just as every other citken must
accept" tfce decisions f -courts;
In this way the public would be
protected and in our' modern so
cietv it no Ionizer is.ieasible' or
justifiable to .let the public' hv
terest be ignored"; wnue a. par
ticular union and -business;, cot-:'
poration ' fight' out their-differences
in a strike. v 'rlf's
: But where a wUdcat ; : strike
suddenly stopped trains on air
lines from operating,, where a
strike held up work on vital de
fense projects, where a strike
presented " thousands and thous
ands of people irom perngspie
to report for work," etc., in these
rasps the ' disnute would be re-
March, 1961
"The first days of March have
differing significances for dif
ferent parts of the -country. There
are famous anniversaries ana
events to remember, which well
read citizens should recall.
Tnw kvwnnla " Mnroh : 1st is
11 ...-...j.-, v ----- vqaca ww , wof . . w
Nebraska- State Day, Nebraska' ferred to the special group for
having , been : admitted to the impartial settlement and both
Union on March 1st, 1867. March union members and management
2nd is Texas Independence Day would be bound to abide by1 the
in onmmamnrQtlnn nf thA Dpcla- 4ASieinn'nf Mlhllf"JI trihtm&L : -.'
ration of .i IndeDendence from
Mexico This declaration came
on March 2nd, 1836, while San
ta ' Anna was besieging the
Alamo. -
The Missouri Compromise Act
was also passed on March 2nd
in 1820. War with Algiers be
gad back in 1813 on March 3rd.
March 3rd is also the birthday
anniversary of Alexander Gra
ham Bell.
March 4th is Vermont Day,
Vermont having been admitted
to the Union on March 4th,
1791. The United States Con
stitution went into effect oft
March 4th in 1789, and Penn
sylvania was granted to Wil
liam Perm on March 4th, 1781.
The Boston Massacre occurred
on March 5th, 1770, and Elisa
beth V. Browning was born o
March 5th in 1806. March 6th
is another historical day, for it
. is the anniversary of the fall of
the Alamo, which ocourred on
March 6th, 1836.. (Davy Crocket
was among mose wno perisnea
in thitf Aaftmt On this rtnv in
1831, General Philip Sheridan
was born andN on .March 7th,
1849, Luther Burbank was born
at Lancaster, Massachusetts. Cii
that day also, in 1876, Bell got a
:., patent for his telephone.
Perhaps one day you Will be
remembered for something you
did, and history books will re-
: cord a special day as a memor
able date for your deed or your
birthday rnniversary. Great
ness is not impossible for us, if
we, set our hearts and minds to
y the task.'' , ' '
E;StrikesAndThi4v
. . ' ' Public Interest
In a modern society such as
the United States major strikes
of key union personnel often in
convenience millions of innocent
victims. Sometimes the strikes
deprive these innocent victims
of holidays or the opportunity to
work, even of ' food, clothes or
money.
Of course, because this has
happened and does happen in
. our society, it does not mean
that the answer is to forbid all
strikes. The rights of the union
Modern Version
The third grade was learning
the letters of the alphabet.
"What comes after the T? the
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Life Chairman. -wresoiyU. i some
thoughts about ''The Aiventurej
of Prayer"1 at 7:45 o'clock Feb-1
maty 2ft at the church. Immedi-I
atelv following at S P. ML 33 1
members of the Hertiird sleth-l
odist WSCS - held " general
monthly meeting. Mrs.- R. S.'
Monds Rave ttia devotional, as
sisted by Miss Kate bianchard
at the piano. Mist Bianchard al
so gave history of the WSCS
in Hertford.
;, During the business session of
the meeting, .Mrs. Monds, presi
dent, presiding, Hie secretary
read recommendation of the
executive committee and a thank
ypir note from .Mf.sNicks of the
ChUdren's ' Heme? : for;''.: coupons
sent.;! 'Miss Qate:?BKnchard,- who
ttianked- forle;;oueihg and
r&ehdms of the coupons.; secre-
tarim of ' lines Tlrf . work Tenoned
as. did the iocal' and conference
treasurers; VViyj ' ,
Mrs. Monds ' announced : the
nominating committee ' will sub
mit a report" in 'Miiirclt Also in
March' the -WSCS " Will vote on
the- mixing' of circle ..members.
Mrs. , Monds ; called for a report
from circle leaders ; of . their
members' feelings about the mix
ing op drawing. After some dis
cuss ion each member was asked
to consider the matter and at
tend the March - meeting. ' A
committee was appointed to
work out . some ' details, ,-ftfter
adjournment a social period was
enjoyed.- -
Unruly children make their
sire stoop. Shakespeare.
A TEST OF,DISOPLESHIP
International Sunday School
Lessoq for March 5, 1961.
(Memory jSelection: A - new
commandment I give to you,
that vou love one another: even
las I have' loved you, ' that' you
also iove (fc anouier.-
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"SUPPLIER OF SINCLAIR PRODUCTS"
Phone 3641 -: " Herctokd
Special Notice Of Thanlcs
TO THE FARMERS OF THIS COMMUNITY who have been so kind as to allow
us to serve them during the past farm season and have paid or properly arranged lor
tiionbc ThSa rnnnoratinn nn vnur nart is creatlv annreciatcd es
pecially in view of the very close margin of profit in gasoline and oils.
wi hate tn mention but the hierher cost of
operation the close marginal profit and the ever existing interest rates require us to
make the following statements wnicn we musi carry oui;
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TTn1ea vnnr anttmnia am nnlrl nr nmnerlv arranffed
for, we will not be able to make furtherileliveries. '
2. We ask you not to place your orders until you have
handled your account to the satisfaction of those icon-
; cerned. ,
3. On February 1st, we will exchange with each other ,
those names whose farm accounts are past due and
have not been paid or satisfactorily arranged, in order
V that the members of 'The Associated Oil Dealers may be 1
protected; also to those dealers in nearby towns.
ship and patronage, but we cannot operate and give you service without receiving pay
i or ine pruuuuu wuiui we sen. .
THE ASSOCIATED OIL DEALERS
Today: uv order .to help adults
realize that .' love is ;Che most
imDortent Quality f the Chrta
Itinn hfp. ' and . that real love al
ways, finds expression in humble
and unseinsn service, we reau
of the Last Supper, ,
In itoday's Scripture we find
one of the Bftle'l best iUustra-
tions of ttie A meaning of true
discipleship. Herein we lind
emphasis on . the two mam at
tributes of Christian discipleahip.
They are, respectively, lowly
service and holy ; love. corn
are worthy of our careful, and
undivided attention. , '
Let us discuss, first, he mean J,
ine of lowly service. ; our les
soft implies that , there are cer-
tain standards by which we can
iudge 'Christians. : And in order
to determine our own sincerity
of Duroose we must ask our
selves; ; Do we care for people?
How much do we caret Is it
enough to stoop gladly to hum
ble services wherever and when
ever the need may appear? The
answers to rose questions pro
vide our best test of real and
true discipleship.
In his account of the wonder
ful, selfless act of Jesus the
washing ot the diseiDles' feet-
John is encouraging, us to act,
to do something helpful for the
lowly and the needy. The meal
of which the disciples partook
with their Lord, as we ordinari
ly observe it, is a memorial to
Jesus' surreme sacrifice on.. the
cross. And what could be more
meaningless than for us to re
member Christ's 'death without)
putting into practice the prin
ciple of love illustrated, by his
humble ministrations to his
followers. When, we ask how
much: a believer should care, we
mun jentMvr juao jlhii e
care enough to sejrve, even as
a slave? ,
Service to others is the truest
of . all sacraments, A Christian
never rises above another. We
are aU qf ne i;laes the' slave
class and there is always-room
at the bottom. There the true
disciple finds his level, and there
he stays. .
Another requirement of dis
cipleship emphasized in today's
Scripture is the command that
we love one another. The obli
gation to love u as old as hu
man, life, but here it receives a
new .. emphasis because Jesus
aives holy lave a new motive
He does this by relating his love
to 'his death.. 5jis sacrificial dy
ing aives both '5 measure : and
meanine ta Christian love. He
loved hisvdisciple not .only with
his ie,, out so wwn ihis oeain
To love more is utterly impossi
ble. His love cost Jum his me,
The test of our d&cipleshio
ii that we love as Christ loves
This love of; one Christian for
anouier is Bomexning-;very spe
iciaL- It goes,, beyond benevo
lence, and it exceeds generosity.
It is love that has become con
cern. Hence the ' two tests of
discinleshiD merge together in
one test caring or acting love.
True, holy love involves incred
ible suffering; ' as he story of
the cross reveals.' But love can
win Its way only by suffering
lit has no other authority, no
other weapon. It succeeds or
fails only as it expresses itself
in concern. We do not identify
Christian - by outward trap-
Dines. . We recognise him by his
serving love-rlove that is char
acterized and clarified by the
practical good it does.
In the end the world will not
be .won by campaigns, visita
tions or revival meetings, al
though each one of these has its
place. The world will be won.
lour Scripture savs. when Chris
tiara .come together in the warm
fellowship of holy love express
ed in caring sacrifice. , ..'
When ' will . the world be
brought to Christ? Only when
it sees this test of discipleship
in living reality. 4 '
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'' Evwyoni knows tht$ uecesi comes. not
tp those whe merely desir it, but to thosa
who achieve it through Sonfc-, hard work." ,
It Is odd theft, that in the spiritual of
r ife some people Bhould' expect WesttfuSfa tot
cwtjorthtatking. . r '."
- - Those ' who .reajly; ttnderstarid GRAYER '
know that it' more thab mere tisking, It Is
$9tW9A ia the hungry search for truth and
moral enUghtenrnent . , . digging for spiritual
.,' gold ty the hills of life. ',.'.
. -But PEAVEB Is methiny mow even
. . than seeking", 1 isnoemff . . , meeting life'i
; obstacles hravely . . . ,-waiting with patient
determination until closed doors open a a a en
?,: tering portals.that the ; mere timid pas by.
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i f . wouldn't really need churches' if spir-;
"itual growth came for the asking. But we do
peed churches te help us seek the treasures
of God. And through our churches, with the
United itrength -of millions of Christians, we
knock on the portals of . the more abundant
Ufa and there find It. '
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Funday ioot, :4S A. M. ' '
I smug Wor lip, 11:C3 e'eloe;
. I wnirT Wo 8 o'clock.
luid-weck Services, Wemjei
aveaing at I e'tlocic . .
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BETHLEXFTf CrZZZJtXg
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, Joe Briclfhouse. Pasf
' Bible School, 10:00 A." M-l
Worship Service. 11:00 A. M..' 1st
and 3rd Sundays' Communion
everv. Sunday. ? . , ; . .
BUBGKSS B'.I'TIST CfltTRC3
A. J. McClellan. Pastor '
Sundav - scneoi each Sundi
at 10:00 A. M. ! ; , ; .
Mnrninir worahiil at 11 'o'clock
8n4 and fth Sunday morqlag ,
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PERQUIMANS CHARGE . .
CHU3CHE3 . , v ,
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Rev. Albeit O'ore, Jr' Pastor
PnHar Rrnve Church:. 1st Sun
day 10 A M.; 2nd Sunday, 11 A
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Phesw Mi. Meet Pfceees Mll-45Ti
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W. M, MortWl Furniture Co,
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Enworth Church: 1st Sunday,
A. M.: 2nd Si
3rd Sunday. 10
2nd Sunday, 7:30 P. M.;
A. M.: 4in Sun
day, 7:30 P. M..
Oak Grove Church: -- 1st bun
day, 7:30 P. M.;,-3?d Sunday, 11
A. M.t 4th Sunday. 11 A.M. ;
HEW HOPE w WOODLAND
Dan E, Meadows, Pastor ,
New Hope: Church SchooO.. IB
A. M.; worship services, 11 A.
M., 1st and 3rd Sundays; 7:30
P. M., 2nd and 4h Sundays. -
Woodland: Church School, 10
A. M.; worship service. 2nd and
4th Sunday, 11 A. M.; 1st and
3rd Sunday, 7:30 P. M.
ANDERSON'S ME1WTOIST ;
CHURCH.,
Qinrch School, 10:0b A. M.
Morning Worship. 11:00 A. H.
second tnd fourth Sundays.
WOODVTLLE BAPTIST . -
v CHURCH
William S. Brown, Pastor
Sundav School, 9:45 A. M.t
Morning Worship,1 11 A. M.;
Training Union. :30 P.M4 Even
ing Service, 7:30 P. M. 4 ,
UP RIVER FRTENDS CHURCH
Orval INlkm, Paster
- Sunday Bcheel, 9:45 A. If.
Churci services, 11 A. JL m$
I P. M. ;,..-,,,.-!,.... -r ,(
Teeth FeRowsWp, 7 P. M. 4 r
.PTrtt rr Wednesday, J
BETHEL VAPTIsVcHTTflCB
A. B. Hsmmerl, Pastor '
Sunday School. 10;00 A. It..
Morning noraui ix.uy n,
;.. Evening Worthift 810 P. Ii J
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pnrcr.wocOT PEiMcrj
! WksSSiTpastor'r '
Church School M A Ii. r -
. Hornuix Worship u A. B.
Totmg PeoBle's ssaetinK 7 P C
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Waltet Hill Paslorf ) 1
Sunday Scbeot 10:08 A. 1L, erSif
Sasday. -
Church servtres flrst snff fUM
Boadays at 11:00 A. M. -
HERTFORD METHODE
CHURCH
, J. A. Anman, Pastor . ,
Orareh ScUool :46 A. M. . '
Morning rshif
Youth Fellowship, 4:4 P. M
" Evening worship, 7d50 P. H.
BAGLI SWAMP nEGRIM
. ;Tjl E lretaot. 'Pastor
Sunday Hool, 10:C3 Ai A
- Mornins orshiF'H o'clock.
Young- People's meeting at 6:15
p. M.
Evening worship, 7:00 o'clock.
HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL
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Rsr. E. F. Moseley. Rector -
Holy Communion 8 A M.;
Church School 9:41 Ay M i Morn
ing Prayer At A. M.? Holy Com
munion ojr first Sunday :at 11
am. -
BERE A CHURCH OP CHRIST.
Charles Presley. Pastor
Bible Schobl' each Sunday at
10 o'clock; Holy Communion
each Sunday; Worship Services,
first and third Sunday morn
ings at Ik e'clockr Evening Wor
ship , Service- at -7:30, o'clock.
AduH Study Classes and Youth
Meetings first and third Sunday
evening a7 O'clock. r '- .
, CHAPPELL KILL BAPTCT "
Sunday scnooi every Sunday at
.40:00 A. tLrJ -vf t, -
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and fourlh funlay at 11:0) A. 11
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