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FRIDAY, MARCH 8. 1962.
Congratulations,
f 4-H'ers
Congratulations . and good
wishes, Perquimans 4-H'ers, on
your observance of National 4-H
Club Week. , You certainly de
' Serve this newspaper's good
wishes and congratulations for
the fine record you have achiev
ed in your program in our
county.
A job well done deserves ap
paeciatioajy That's, why we say
"thank you" to the many young
men and women of this com
munity "whcf'-wofk sd" devotedly
through local 4-H Club chap
tens to reach a high level of
mental, jtphyslca, . social and
spiritual .growth to Ultimately
become l&ftters tof this commun
ity, finer, people and better citi
zens. ,
i 'We salute you, 4-H boys and
girls, your fathers and mothers
and your leaders. . ;
Exercise Is Important
way. up. The xevelationthat
they cannot earn $5,000' a year
one month after graduation from
high school v "is often, a rude
shock to our modem teenager."
The -' counselor reoorts. how
ever, that once: th teenageK iafa
convinced, of the proper course,
to follow in connection with fcm-
ployment, he becomes reay to'
dig in as a clerk, a messenger,
a stenographer or office boy and
"work his" way up in the Am
erican tradition." v,
' The success tag which most
communities put upon' the man
who makes big money .,frr.hu't
time, without any discrinynutiitj:
judgment as tj he methods 'ip-'
volved, fir enough ,to .maSe-fhe
average teena.63r beikfe'iUfiat
the volumes- of!htash,; is almost
everything that colt'nfs.,3
s rt kKVfeg
Merstanmn;.
Many 4iras?r4e questjoft-i fc,
asked of some -i5ne3i.he inrider-
stands theactitms of;, another
person. Very joften motives are
judged in explaining the actions
of others. ..'"
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TO OBSERVE
liATIOHM 4-H
CLUB WEEK
This spequlatW,? of tenVin- "SoRDEM
tercsting bjit Jiighly;.faacfcrous! LS,
If the truth be Tknowfa, iU'4t
doubtful" if .many ,-of us" Under
stand completgjfroini, own Ac
tions in certain Z'tuJpfiairi
The ability "Vjtrijt usflersfand
one's own acttion and to .uinder
starid 'Himself Is, the objtbar.pf
many religions in- the ' world,
one oi which is' flinduisnr? ' The
Hindus believe that one of their
life objectives; is to be able to
understand themselves. This- is
one of their ' first goals.
If we cainnot understah,ct oiii-
selves, it is indeed hopeless for
us to. try to pass judgment on
others with any ; finality.1'' The
best we' can hope for is Hhai
others act with a sense of re
sponsibility in fairness and jus
tice. That we ourselves do not
fall into the area of motive
questioning, but judge from re-
THREE. APPEAL IN
COURT
(Conhruea f rom Page One)
Jr., Ranier Pitsuh, Rabuffo Do
menico, $8.25 each plus costs;
Mattie T. Young, costs of court.
A. ,C- Layden, charged with
failr; jtoF-trarfcr title within
20 day's, paid the costs.
Y Edward Lee Sadler,; following
too closely, was taxed with the
costs. . , : v.
i - William A. . Tai kcr, failure to
decrease speed when approach
ing and' jgoing around a 'curve,
paid the: costs. ;". : . ' V
Walter E. Skinner, . failing .o
see- movement "could be made in
safety, was taxed with the costs.
James H. White, ; improper
brakes, costs of court.
Jethro ' C. Williams, improper
parking, taxed with court costs.
Herman Quaak, following an-
sults on an impersonal
' LUXURY MR7 RIDGE
' ' 'keeping ever most in our mind
, It is -surprising hpw many the qualities which we desire
Americans take no regular ex
ercise. This may not sound too
alarming to you, but it is a
rrowine i xoneernt in , Amectcai
Think of this itoioViiOWl flatf
tion to a piece of machinery or
automobile) or,4ny,1fiinjg ;(lik6 the
body) with moving parts. s
Your ncleOieaKl''mgs and
ther wofkifig; parts .iie body
. require omei use, . some exer
t cise, if they are to remain work
' ble And in good condition. Al
io, exercise builds up muscles
nd -enables- the body . to throw
off waste and function properly,
i One health expert estimates
that those who take regular ex
ercise add as much as ten years
io their lives. They keep down
jveight, keep muscles and body
pojture in proper harmony and,
through use, maintain properly
functioning organs. If you would
!eel better, look better and add
rears to your life, why not take
exercise regularly? .
:
; Is Youth Today Too
Ambitious?
5 Modern boys and eirls are too
pmbitious in their , rush to be-
pusiness and the, professions, de
clared a directorof eraploy
ipient counselling ejrvice ;. de
Signed to aid boys and girls to
get a proper start iinvthe busi-
ness world.
It seems that youngsters are
"unwilling to igstart in the less
glamorous jobs and work their
basis, other vehicle too closely, paid
the costs.
Neal Everett, charged with be-
to have, namely justice and fair- ing drunk in public, place, was
' lined $2.00 and taxed With the
costs.
Daniel J. Simpson, charged
with issuing a check against in
sufficient funds, paid the court
costs.
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B AND G CLUB MEETJS
The Nicanor Wmslow B.,and
G Club held, its regular meeting.
Wednesday, February 13 at 7:3"
P. M. in the home of Mrs. Iouisp
Riddick. Ted Riddick, presidenf
of the . club, presided, over the,
meeting. ' Mrs. Louise, ;,told the
club about the health c,ontest,,c
be held in the near future.,, Mrs,
Sarah.Mae Riddick aLsQ told h
group about the queen and king;
rally to be held at .a later date.
Forms were passed out to each
boy and girl to fill out. -
The "group enjoyed listening to
records. Twenty-five members
were present. 1 j
Mrs. Louise Riddick served de
licious refreshments. . : ?i?
: Security is the priceless pro
duct .of freedom. . , . . ,
r - B. E. Hutchinson.
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Sunday School
Lesson
TO BE SERVED OR TO SERVE
International. Sunday School
Let ton for March 10. 1963.
Memory Selection: Tha Son of
mnv:l cima '"not lo b
dbuf to itrye, (and to giv
his as a 'ransom for many.;
ir (Mark 10:45).
L'auon Text:" Mark 10. .
1
In our lesspn forr todays we i
consider the request ' of. James
and John, and endeavor to dis
cover our motives for service
In our lesson for today we
consider the request of James
and John, and endeavor to dis
cover our motives for service.
The theme running through
the last part of this chapter is
the theme of service. It is first
used in the story of , the rich
young man. The young man
had been obedient to the law;
what else must he do? Was
anything more really needed?
-Was not the law enough? Jesus
.answered the young man, "Go,
.sell what you have,, and give
. to the poor." - This was more
than the law required. , Yet
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- Jesus said it was necessary
' 'Jesus? f answer i emphaties itha
fact that service is' not to be
construed as obedience to a set
of rules. Genuine service is the
cpmplete, self-giving of -pne to
another. The cr4terion , of ' ser
vice iis not7,a law, .but, rather,
others' needs and our ability.
Jesus', 'injunction to the young
man is not necessarily a uni
versal requirement " Jesus was
speaking to this one individual,
and he placed his finger on the
man's personal weakness. He
touched the young man at ' a
place he had been keeping from
God. Let us not, however, too
easily dismiss the case, for if
mpney . jsalwhat. we ,have been
attempting: tpi keep :. from .God,
hen, Jesus, is also speaking to us
na asking ipr pur , surrender, ,i;
Jesus ' asked everything of 1 the '
oung man. The law demanded
great, deal, , but Jesus; demahd-
d even more. i This ybung,. man
nought of the law as a. means
II to redemption, but; upon reflec-
Won, .what.., Igthe la,w?.;.The
. JOaw. . represents two , things. ; In
the .firsti .place, the,, Jawi is the
cbntipual reminder of , the right
eousness , that God demands,,-'It
does not stand as something, we
can,, achieve, It reminds us -of
oUp continual, oeed.r for:; God s
grace,,;; The,; law .shows us what
we are , not. Thus, 4t forces us
to : call upon God's forgiveness
and acceptance. ' In the second
place, the law reminds us what
we ought to, be. A Christian
must try to be obedient to the
vision of holiness to which the
law points. , He may fail, but by
God's grace he tries to grow in
grace and reflect the mind and
life of Christ. This means that
the role of the Old. Testament
law is changed. Rather than liv
ing by the old code, , the Chris
tian now lives by the law of
Christ ' 1 i
'There is always a ' tension be-v
tween grace and law. The law
helps teach us the need for
grace. Grace helps us express
the righteousness of God. In
Jesus' Christ grace and law are
bound together. In him we see
what God intends for man; we
see what we are - not. At the
same time.H we see what God
means for man to be by his
strength. We see God's forgive
ness of sinners and his restora
tion to life of those who .are
spiritually dead. In the story
of the rich young man Jesus
pointed tb the theme of ser
vice. Service is the thankful
overflow of a life that has been
touched by God. Real service
'does not keep counting the pen
nies and saying, "Have I done
enough?" It is expansive and
spontaneous. It is self -centered.
Genuine service is the expression
of genuine love. It is focused
"upon the needs of one's fellows,
not upon oneself. It does not
ak, "What do I get but of this?
Is this enough to save me?"
Service1 is the' result of rela
tionship with- God. ' It is not
die basis of that relationship. - ;
i The fwndationi of service can
be illustrated from the Bible and
froni modern life. Notice in the
Old Testament "that the 'Exodus,
God's act of grace, came before
the Ten commandments. The
commandments; were not to be
obeyed in order to win God's fa
vor. Keeping them was the ap
propriate response of ' men to
God's grace, They answer the
question,' "In the light of what
God has done for us, how should
"we . act?" The New Testament
. Coni!nu4 on Pag S .
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THI CHURCH FOR ALU,,
v ALL FOR THB CHURCH
-'';.' f" . - A '''' Y. '. i
Tb Church U th (rwtat fac
tor on uth for the building of
character and good attnnahip.
It fa a to rehouse of spiritual val
uta. Without a atrong Church,
neither democracy nor civiliza
tion can survive. There are four
sound reasons why ovary parson
should attend service regularly
nd support the Church, They
art: (1) For his own aako. (2)
For hia children's aako. (3) For
the aako of his community and
nation. (4) For the mho of tho
Church itself, which needs hia
moral and material aupport.
Plan to go to church regularly
and raad your Bibla daily.
Wliat's IiisicLe ?
. WHAT MAGIC INGREDIENTS DO THESE
BOTTLES CONTAIN? Do they hold harmful, in
jurious poisons?1 Or are they filled with healing
: medicines and vitamins? Will they inflict pain, or
.will they cure disease? ' '
But what does it matter?, If the contents are '
bad, we can pour them out.
But the minds of children is an entirely dif
ferent matter. A small human being can be filled
with selfishness and hate, or he can be filled with '
sincerity and love. Unfortunately,' evil is more
.'; quickly dispelled from a glass-bottle than from the
soul of a child. For in the human mind bad thoughts
can grow, and as time goes on, it is more difficult
to replace them with truth and love. , . , .
That is why it is so important to instill within
our children a sense of right and wrong at an early
; age. Of course, by example, "you" can be a tre
mendous influence. But you need the help of your
church the wisdom of Christ's teachings, With
them, you can fill your heart with the essential in
gredients for a happy and fruitful life.
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