' THE PERQUIMSN3' WglttT.vtrEfttf t.t. "tttJSTlt tAECjClSA. ft.rSAT OCTCtr IX'I'IX
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ord. North Carolina
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Lcruord. North Carolina, un-
icT of 'March. 1879. Second
pmurr paid at Hertford.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
In Perqulman
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4IX MONTHS -
Advertising Rates Furnished
ly ; i. ' Bar. Reouoat ;,
OCTOBER 25. 1963.
jfRlDAY.
Buy At Home For The
; Prosperity Of Your
: .' Community
Due to space cramps in last
.week's issue of The Perquimans
-WeKly, I didn't get to comment
pn ithe W. 'M. Divers & Son
Jewelers, nieefingi With .' ythe
pod of Education for the pur-
ply the class rings'. Remember,
your county is one vast family,
your shopping at home is shared
oy all. The nickels, dimes and
dollars you spend with year
local firms come , rolling back
to you in something more valu
able than merchandise .alone, for
each of . those coins helps each
firm in cur county to pay better
wages to his employees, who
are your friends and neighbors.
They help him to pay the taxes,
which in turn are spent by your
town and county government to
make ' your, community' , more
livable. On the other" 'hand,
when you buy outside of your
county, . far removed, from the
one which harbors your family
and friends,' you contribute to
that area's support and deny
'our. own home j town the op
oortunity to progress more rap-
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I Don't worry. . .
S . I 1 1
ring
ans
of discussing the class
contract for the Pcrquim-
County schools.
was mighty happy to see
that a local firm has asked for
the business, as it should be.
When you can depend on a lo
falj1 jeweler that can furnish
these class rings, this 1 editor
tn see going out of the coun
ty Jo do business. j j.,;t - ,i
From all we can gather, in all
probability the local firm will
;be awarded the contract. Let's
hope so. V We feel this particu
lar; store should be given first
Consideration in order to keep
the business at home and keep
erquimans in business.
ff.It- is "not necessary" for this
business' to slip i out of our
county. . It is gratifying to note
that) eur- own jeweler can sup-
idly. , :"
Now's the schools of this
ccunty'a chance to return their
gratitude to this particular
store by getting their classrings
here. ; Divers & Son Jewelers
has for a number of years 'gWen
each member of the graduating
class, each year a .gift.''."'' Asking
delicious dinner, were:
Ownley Mr. and Mrs. , P.
Ownley, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C,
Butt, Miss Norma Butt,' Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin ; O'Neal, Ramona and,
Mike of. Norfolk, Mr.' an,d Mrs. I
C. D. Harris, Jr.; Dorsey, Pa-l
tricia and Shelton of Elizabeth i
City,: Mr. and Mrs. .Milton Own-
A; Sunday School
Lesson
THE MORE EXCELLENT WAY
nothing in . return, now the ley, Tina, Terry and Milton of
schools have', an , opportunity. to -Norfolk, .Mr., and i Mrfc Ronald
show their . gratitude v to j this- Butt, fRoTinie .aria-,Reriee! of jfor
store.
Mrs. Ownley Honored
On 74th Birthday
On ' the ' occasion i jdv 'iher 74th
birthday, Mrs. P. H.. Ownley; Sr,
was honored - with a . birthday
dinner given at the home, of Tier!'
faik;;M;an'3 -Mi'lfcltolei J?erVy,
Henry, Mjartyj, pnny,, nd .tCoay.J
Mr. 'and Mrsi.-Curtu Euro; Gary;
Gale, Ditfne,- Beverly, 'and Daviflj,
ahaVtr:;aM: Mrswad;',a'n'
Rhonda;: $M;y a.anpay.;j:
i;C?ling duHngVthe HternSih",
and "eyehiiig. were jM'and 'Mrs.!
Cramer, . Butt and Ir,, and:. Mrs
sit" "3
Hall Inner Mstanr pI
VMS I awwiff fawHBBww
Whenever youre separated,,
it's the shortest distance be
tween you and your loved ones.
Wherever you are; a long dis
tance telephone call lets you
take the wonder out of wonder
ing how they are. And after
9 P.M., the rates are lower than
ever before. Try it and see.
Tonight.
THE NORFOLK ft CAROLINA
TELEPHONE ft TELEGRAPH
COMPANY ' '.
a aaMtMtttaaafaMaifaaailMai
aaugnter, Mrs, C. A. Butt, by H. D. i Turner of i South Mills
her two children, Mrs.. Butt and and Mr. and Mrs. L.; G. Bundy
Mrs. P. H. Ownley, Jr. jof Newland, and Mr: and Mrs,
Those who enjoyed the very Jim Lamb and LeRoy and C. G.
TF00. NORTH CAROLINA
Dear frierjd$ ' '
If, the deceased iscoveped'
by Social Security,; the folin J
benefits become .'payable : a,'? Ir
jLump sum aeayi paytjenx xtrw
survivxiig spouse cjr xo we- persorij
paying funeral exnenses. '
Life pension .to widfw
'62 years of age. (J ! " j:-'
Pension to windowed jrao
dependent minor children;!'
Pension to miJipr childr
of theideceased. i 1 ; l
Pension may also be" payable
'to surviving dependent parent..
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' International Sunday School
Lesson for October 27, 1963
Memory Selection: " Love is pa
ll tient and kind; love is not jeal-
jous or .boastful; Jt ; is not arro-.
gant orf rude."i (l Cor. 13:4-5).
Lesson Textt I Corinthians 11:2
.through 13;13.''
The '"Tnotlve ol our lesson' for
today is to stimulate persons in
the development of the basic
Christian attitude, love.
Sooner or later a study of the
Corinthian letters will lead us
to this famous "Thirteenth Chap
ter." It is fitting that the
church which gave Paul the
most trouble should be the one
to receive this sublime document
on Christian love. It survives
without a rival among the re
ligious literature of the world.
Not i often, but occasionally.
Paul's teaching seems to lack
relevance for our , day.!; In
Corinthians 11:2-16 he was much
concerned 'because women did
not cover fheir'heads in church
If this, seems .redundant lo-us
tdyMWmtHremembter :that
. Aorinth ,was an vil city, and too-'
Jftei1rM;'Hif41ious'',iw6hten ol
ttie my i ?prostlWities,. -i Paul,
lfi his, concern- ror .wpmens;
Jress at. !servicesoii worship, wast
seking to protect both the wo-r'
itien 1 and ; the church. Paul
taught that. 'th head of a wo-J
Aian;i7iiSj hen i husband'! :(yrSe 3)(
in omer worqs, ne saia mai me
first responsibility for marriage
and family life belongs to the
husband. He further taught
'woman is not independent of
man nor man of woman", (verse
11). This saying guards againsl
any suDoraination oi woman.
Man and woman each heed each
other; yet their f relationship
must be in order, as suggested
,ljy the ' relationship between
'hricf and his rhnrrh . .
Let us examine more closely.
le implications for Marriage ol
ie Christ-churchi ; i relationship:
hrist .calls. lh&. church.. -He not1
ily choosey the church .but al-il
upholds it' He is the - vine;f
thi brahchesf So; also
he marriage1 is1 sustained' hy the
jsbantf. !His responsibility is
hdicated by - the t fact -Ihat the!
, Wife takes tkis'TiameiwHc is le
Wto. lfesp9neible,forr)) (S.,,e,"0
tnbmic value. Christ forgives the
luT-aehrwriitfifemar
e, responsibility to fjjrgive
I forget4o heal the breaches,
arid to restore1 love and peace
falls upon the husband as well
as upon the wife.
'What link'n fThrist. rpppivp in rp
I turn? Our joyful atld free love
a and gratitude, v; In like manner,
5 wife and ; children . share ; love
and affection with the husband
and father and find in his care
their security and courage the
age" driove and "hope that
es marriage a true' image of
t 1 divine . .Met in one. of
hiehest forms.'S' 'iii'iJ
iividently jCorirhiah.i
:al that wa$)'Celepratejl in .re
tlnbrance of Christ, 'ift dm-
biffed they significance "'of j W
iifly ConJmunion apd 'our church
ffellowsh supDeri'. Pjul "wa5
ff pleasedwiththe practice of
jt( I Corinthiarift' for they, ..were
rijjjt eating together. ' The Co
rinthians were endeavoring to
eat the Lord's Supper without
the fellowship of the entire
church --. they were forming
cliques... Paul wanted them to
understand that they must eat
together. ' Again and again Paul
came back to the theme of uni
ty. Last week we saw him argue
thai one who , is united with
Christ through the Lord's Sup
Pftr cannot .unite . with idols at
the! same time. Here he insisted
'hat one wkot. .unite, with Christ
irfXommunity, cannot be divided.
f4jn others, cwho belong t?,
unnst. Tnereiore, we cannot'
Vjome to the Lord's table with a
grievance against a fellow Chris
tina or, for atjinqUef , jagalnsf
ahj man. This is '. the reason
th minister tesf Wto
table of ' the ' Lord by ' saying:
"Xe that ftpruly and earnestly L
repent 01 your sins, and are in
love and charity with ; your
neighbors U . . draw near with
faith and take this holy Sacra
ment to your comfort" i We can
not' come to the table without
or brother or without charity to
ward him. . At least we cannot
come unless we are willing to
repent of our sia of 'anker and
A hate and accept new ' way,
f i we bring the quarrels. au4
fr tratibns of family: and home"
.t4 i table, will he not forgive
fc ; heal? If we bring h6 di-
v' ns 811 ' C!f?9r;fl'::ms .'wil'.Iii
1 When Gron6!motriea8 a fftti, prayer w8 io stranger to her. She
" learned tarly; to turai het.liiduihtii to God and to aak Iim Xot courage and
1 for guidahce. T ... . , ' ,t, ,. .
. ' Tle owntry.ihtt .!yxburw4.tt4tt'.'fr''Un -priDUite; physical hori
i zona in search of a better life ita their familiea. Their quest took them to
the sea in ships, or along the danger-filled traili to the We'Bt. Sometimes
the women shared their peril. Other times, they stayed at home and waited, ,
and that was even harder. But whichever their course, they prayed. -
' Our horizons are different today, and our lives filled with less danger.
But we need prayer jftst as much if not mora than we did in Grand.
notners day.
Remember that ptayer
is oar greatest, soured .of
strength.. If the habit ' oi
prayer has 'become : unfa
miliar to you, start redis
covering it by. attending
, church services regularly. ,
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