v Friday At -...l Carolina 'L.....rj4o ., at oft1 I, ' -th Corolina un- . i 1. .. 1.iS. ttaeon - mid at Heruwtf. . ui laruutia. SCTSCRIWION RATES: ' crs tsaic ? Perqolmaur Chowan. ; ' ' f rink uui Gates Country, iewttel - X MONTHS ... '.,. -,1.50 Advertising Bates Furnished ' By Reauest FRIDAY. JUNE 16. 1961. r many safety ex; i s is the;! --- '. number of non-swimmers who 11 , STATE .CONTEST , ; ' take-chances in boats, without f . ..An , Perquimans Union NFA judg life v. preservers, v,ar:d. around I . ... ... , T lllg leuiu . WUil , uwi I picit. m water, including the surf. . For 1961 keep safety and pru dence in mind as you go about your vacation.. If this editorial is remembered by just one per son and if it induces him or her to avoid death this year, it will won the livestock judging contest conducted June ,6 at the state wide judging contest in Greens boro, N. C. :'j Members ' of ' the team were Charles . Wills, Carlton Felton and Dcnald Mcdlin. have served a splendid purpose.,"'" Im. .J i. . iii.t quartet was composed of I unnecessarily.. Government And . , Auctions Eddie Moore, Eddie t Felton, (Wilbert Gram by and - Leroy White. , The quartet won secona place in the district contest' - Every so often government X Returned The Compliment School Teacher (just before propeity is ottered , for sale to vacation) Now children, I hope the public. The cases of this yoU wm have a pleasant sum kind are rare in: any one area mer and, wh,at is more , import but in some parts of the country ant . come ; back with a little the government is disposing oi more S6n.se in vour heads. Siirnjner And Water ' Again it's time to swim and sail and enjoy the summer weather. And .. this summer thousands wiU be involved in boating accidents, drownings -and avoidable tragedies. ; '' Some .who read -this editorial Will take a foolish chance and .might lose their lives as a re sult If . you are not a good swimmer, or if you are out of shape, you should be cautious about taking ridas or going fish ing in crowded boats or in questionable weather. ' . If you nave just eaten a bi? meal, you should be able to re strain yourself from the .urge to 1 swim, even if others do. Water is deceptively dangerous for hu- ' man beings. It appears so harm less few of us realize how quick ly we can drown in it. Panic in the water can cost ' you your life in less than five . minutes. Once , you begin t" swallow 'water your intake of -oxygen is cut off and you black out almost immediately. If you are suddenly thrown into the water with heavy clothes . and shoes on and you are not in the best of physical condition, : it takes only a minute to lose con- trol of the- situation and pay the penalty of life itself. ' The surprising thing to so land or piepanng to dispose of it practically all of th-3 time. . This land ' is sold by compe titive bid and this is well and good.; But when the land is turned over to. private auc tioneers the results are not al ways desirable. As a matter of policy, the federal, government should conduct its own sales so that the methods f olio wo i will be stiictly in t. line and standard operating procedure. In the first place, the people from whom the government 'bought the land have a first right to reacquire it. In the fcoond, if there is to be an auc-. 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V CAS8UXE J -m - - f yt V - ' THE POWER OF THE TONGU2 I Internationa) Sunday School Lesson or June 18 Memory , Selection: "A" soft answer 1 turns wy wrath, but a harsh word stirs up ager."i- iProverbs 1S:1. , v't li Lesson , Text: Proverbs 6: 12-19r 15:1-T; James l?r-20t 28 3; 4:11-W. ' - ( '", L. J In our endeavor to show l.w the New Testament fulfills and supersedes tfie Old Testament wisdom in relation to under standing life's ; 'meaning and man's purposes, the question be fore us for consideration today is: i How can we use the tongue as a powerful Christian witness? The purpose . of v this lessoa, therefore, is to help adults think of the tongue as an instrument for God which should be dis ciplined for advancing the cause it the gospel. , By common admission we ac knowledge that the tongue is capable of encouraging the good and abetting the evil. We know, ioo, that silence is not always golden; sometimes it betokens -owardice. " .' i Long ago, the tongue's imme diate influence Involved only handful of t people. Then it be came influential over many thousands as mechanical devices augmented the spoken word. With the advent of the elec-. tronic age, one .man's tonme can instantly bring his . convic tions and sentiments to the at tention of millions. ' In thei twinkling of an eye the tongue can arouse passions and harness them to grand or ignoble causes. The success of the Christian witness in the world, whether we like to admit it or not, is largely carried forward or im peded by the use we, as Chris tians, make of our tongues. ? (f The tongue is n inconspicu ous, yet very necessary aaiunc? to our physical makeup. Yet word fitly spoken may set life on its true course. horse's bit is the desire rider; behind the rudder is the intelligence of the ship's aavi gator; behind the spark that sets a forest ablaze is the care lessness of some camper; behind the tongue are the good or evil intentions of man. How neces sary it is, men, that these m-' tentions be in constant touch with the holy purposes of God. The tongue, i like . untamed beasts of the Jungle, is wild. Just when we believe we have it mastered, it breaks loose anil all our regrets and apologies cannot repair the ' damage it causes. ..The tongue is respon sive W ,.; our , dispositions;, . it Lshbuiour anger ,swheb we ier: harshness when .our inferiorities are exposed; it reveals our de ceit when our connivances are thwarted. The tongue cannot honorably serve two masters, mis u brought home to us when we reflect on James 3:9 "With it we bless the Lord and Fattier, and with it we curse men, Whe are made in the likeness of God." This verse summons the tongue to consistency. A rei deemed man will not rest con tent 1 so long as he lives in at unredeemed society where any of God's children are suffering deprivation. . ' .!r - I From its beginning the good news which Christ shared with the world has depended on the spoken word for its impact on the minds ana auaus or men. We must, then, as Christians, declare only that which can be confirmed in good. faith by the Scriptures. We will stake out our claims for men's hearts and minds only in the spirit of di vine love. We will ' make nt apology for the urgency of our witness, knowing that the pres ent moment is all we ever hav to work with, ' We will include all mankind in our appeal; we will use every available means oi communication. Including thr wonders of this .electronic agf, and we will encourage the free pulpit to declare the truth ' God fearlessly and without fav or, and we will give strength fo our words with fitting deeds In 'all human endeavors. - t . 1 The - early ' Christians me' every device at their commar 1 to spread the news that " was in Christ reconciling f world unto himself. We are i ? fir ' j t--r t 1 f r IV he'y t" "t ti.sn t' 4e. Ar as CI ; f're 1 r i i 1 " i ' t i KL'rjr.D rrn3T ciiuucii 1. or man Kan-is, Pastor ' Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. ' ! tlonung Worship, 11:00 o'clock Evening Wrship, 8 'dock,. i " Mid-week fierviues,1 Wedz.edu ttenmg at 8 Vfclock. .. - -K 1' THC CHUMCM TOR ALL . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH Tkt dvnek it Ik rIi Iwiot o hiA for n Mldiaf f clitrKtn ud go4 tiwMiK!p. !l' .trchyM of . opinluol vakoi. WilhoMl alroit Church, nAw oWotratjr owr cnilnakw cat lurvivt, Tltro oto four touftd rtuoH -whr tvorjr fnom ihoald ducm! wrvict rcgabrtjr Md support dit Qinrch. Tlwy . on: '(I) For k ow wit. (2) For hit .' MhildMiio uk. 0) P f . ammmHf tmi Wn, (4) For lh ult , of Qnuk iktlf,. whicb Hcdt kit , oral oad OMlcnal npport. Plio lo p' ' to church nfularljr and rood ywu Sibkt - Bo Chtptor Vorwi BuuUr Gmecis Moukr iuui . Tucodor 1 Chruuolol Wotecodoy hln . Thundoy . John Iriooy ' Ptoln ' olwdagr ITmeBv ' 1-K 1-4 13-29 l-t 1M4 13-30 .. . m i jp'jv ,,. ,,.,1 . i . let not man put asunder. 1 : , ' , Before the Altar of TJhrist they took their vows. And now God has placed antther hKDd in theirs; a small hand, needing; tenderness and Buldinsr love. ; Before the Altar of Christ thejr come with their child, and according to the baptismal beliefs of their church dedicate his life to God. I Before the Altar of Christ they worship each Sun day, and eagerly help their growing' son t master the Truths that will undergird his life. - - ' -v Of course, there are times when the responsibili ties of marriage and parenthood test their patience, and understanding, and courage to sacrifice. Bat they have learned long since to conquer their selfishness and surrender their pride where they re ceive forgivenessstrength and ever-deepening love before the Altar of Christ. Copyright IBM XUtr Mr. Bortleo, Int., BtruUrg, Ta. ljr ' BCb Mil . 4 ' -t' ..... .... - t-f". ' -. ...... , r. '. ... . .... I .' i . BETHLEHEM CHHISTIAN. CHURCH Joe Brickhouse. Pastor Bible School. 10:00 A. M,; WorshiD Service. 11:00 A. M..flst and 3rd Sundavs. . Cohvmuoian every Sunday. " .rr BtTRGifSS BAPTIST taURCB ' A. J. McCUUan. Pastes ! . Sunday .scnool each SurldtJ t 10:00 A. M. ' . Morning worship at 11 o'clock, ; 2nd and 4th, Sunday mornings. : PERQUIMANS CHARGE CHURCHES , R. UUxrrl Con, Jr Pasiar . Cedar Grove Church: 1st Sun day. 10 A. M-; 2nd Sunday, 11 A M.; 3rd Sunday 7:30 P. M. ' r Er worth Cbusch: 1st Sunday, 11 A. M.; 2nd Sunday, 7.30 P. M, 3rd Sunday, 10 A; M.; 4th Sun day, 7:30 P. M. Oak Grove Church: 1st Sun. day(l7:ao P. M.;, 3rd Sunday, 11 A M.; 4th Sunday. 11 A.M. . HEW HOPE . WOODLAKD '. Dan E. Meadows, Pastor New Hope: Church School, 10 A M.; worship services, 11 A. M lit and 3rd Sundays; 7:30 P. M., 2nd and 4th Sundays. . : WoodlPuid: Church School, 10 A. Wl.i worship service. 2nd and 4th Sunday, 11 A. M.; 1st and 3rd Sunday, 7 JO P. M. , , ANDERSON'S MBTTiOBTST , CHTjKCH Chnren School. 10:06 n. M. ; ltorntafr Worshi- 11:00 A Jf4 second tnd fourth Sundays. - Chappeli Brothers CNEOAL CONTBACIRS ' PkMM Ettnbetk Cilj 6667 Peoples Bank & Trust Co. . HERTFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Manbte FJXC. Milton Da? & Son - rJSBTIUZER V AKH PRObtfCB 7 Xtxkaae itlSt. Nittt Phanc 10U.4Sn Cannon Cleaners PHON& tSJl ... . snpM4tc W. M. Morgan Furniture Co. Bsm PamUhliig-s . . . Hot Ptlat ApplIaacM Reed Oil Company WOODVTLLE BAPTIST. , CHURCH . , William 8. Brown. Pastor Sundav School. 9:45 1 A. M.: burning Worsb'o. 11 A. M.; Training Union. 6:30 P. M.J Even inu Service, 7:30 P. M: . IIP RIVKR FWTENDS CHURCH Orval IMIIon. Paster , . Sunday . School, 9:4 5 A. M. nin. .jervicea, 11. A. M. aid IP. IL -..- , Trt rVnok!p, T P. K . Prayei aervieev WadnesdtJL i BETHEL BAFTIS CHURCH .. A. B. Hammeli, Pastor ' vSunduy School. 10:00 A. ML v:" Morning Worihi 11:00 ATW Evening Worship, 8:00 P. if. - PINET WOCSS TRIMISr . CKVSCH Mark Hoocia. Psato Chore Scooot e A.SL , ,. . ftorning won&ip U A. IL . Toang Peonle'a taeeau 7 F wL WH1TEVILL3 GRwvTS BAPTCf Waller HilL Pastor . Snnday Schnol 10:oe A.U, vry Sunday, , . .- Oiuron aervKea flrss not thiH Sonoaysat 11:00 A. M. :vaiKKiruiu' "i-' wjuasf CHURCH Vr , J. A. Anman, Pasir t ' Cfcarct School 9:45 A. M. : Morning Korshif ilrtJO o'clock i Youth Fdlow8hi, V P. Y y... Evening worst-.:?, 7:30 P. M. t . r. ... i . '" r .mi . .I. ;- . ?'.' . t'-.v. ' BACT.RT 8W-AMT flLtiRIM ' A E. Bareioot Pastor i Sunday Srhool, 10:00 A." A. . MorninnVorshir '11 o'ciock. ; Voung People's meeting at' 6:15 P. M. . Evening worship, 7:00 o'clock, risslcw-Blanehard Motor Go. rOUR FORD DEALER i. C. Bhnthsrd b Co.. Inc. rt.A vin a I'D." cim Tcwe-Webb Motor Company CSYSUESUPLTKOUTH . . , Sale. A Serviea . Ciller C J Cz. ..-.Tj Utrtfcfd UrczitCj & r.T...,. Tr Xf'''' N; :' EZ. FCr.D, K. C HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev. E. F. Moseley, Recto , Holy Communion , 8 A. M.J Church School 9:45 A. M.; Morn ing Prayer 11 A. M.; Holy Com munion on first Sunday at -11 AM. ' EET.EA CHURCH Or CHRIST Charles Presley. Pasloe . .. RihU Shrvil . pnrh Sundav ui 10 : o'clock; Holy Communion I j each Sunday; Worship Services, first and third Sunday morn ings at 11 o'clock; Evening Wor ship Service at 7:30 o'clock. Adu't Study Classes and Youth Meetings first and third Sunday evening at 7 o clock. t .i...v ,, h 0 i .... ClAFPrLL IIS.L BAPTIST t : crrrr.cri ' ' " . . i 1 r mizy scnooi every Sunday at r a.ti , ' i service every secon 1 f V . : i Ear iy at 11:CD A. I" L.Jt y r nd?yat7:30P.n t ; -Y CP GOD I ... C.L'.r r ' ' . i 10 a. n.: " ' "v i i.: Fvaneel. T .oiip? 1 i . c. and C'. t t 8 o' c .. .t 7