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past inflationary waves during
world war n and the Korean
waft A number of the nation's
top eaecutivee also feel there
may be some slowing down, but
they are far from unanimous in
their outlooks.
Nation's Business reports the
results of a survey of 188 lop
business executives on what may
be expected during the next aav.
eral months. Looking at the enilre
national eoonomy, S3 of these
executives said they believed
business will level off but not
decline. Another 88 expect the
economy will advance. A small
minority look for a decline. One
hundred and seven said they ex
pected their company profits to
Increase.
A key question on the Nation's
Business iurvywasj"WUl sales
crease, a a per cent Increase
and 18 see a 10 per cent Jump In
labor costs. Only one executive
thought labor costs would go
down, while at the ether end of
the scale, one thinks they -will
leap by 80 per cent. Significantly,
one ' businessman observes,
"Confidence Is being restored by
me knowledge that a conservative
President Is lntheWhlteHouse."
On the less optimistic side la
the view of the chairman of the
board of a major oil eompany. '
He believes, "an increase In
social security taxes and large
tax payments due to Inadequate
withholding should show consum
er spending since the savings
rate has already declined sub. '
stantlally, consumers will have
less of a cushion. Lagged effects
of tight monetary policy should
or volume of your own business inhibit Investment spending, and
Predicting the future course of
business and of theeoonomyholds
an Irresistible attraction Just aa
7 does predlotlngtheweather.And,
despite modern devices for
regulating the business climate
and the economy, experience haa
anown that bualneaa and the
weather era still somewhat alike
la one respect, while we can talk
about them, there la often little
we can do tolnfluancetham.That
la why forecasting la auoh a fas
elnating game. - . i
The early weeki of the new year
have Men the usual spats of re.
viawa and forecasts. Economists
generally feel that 1969 will set
an easing of the Inflationary
spiral. They base their eaae on a
elowdown In wholesale price in.
creases and comparisons with
In the first half of 1969 increase
over the first half of 1968? Level
off? Decline?" There were 142
responses foreseeing an In.
crease, while 38 predicted a
leveling off and 4 a decline. The
president of one company ex
pressed the sentiment of many
by saying, "Business is going to
stay good for a long time, simply
because a lot of people are male.
Ing a lot of money."
On the matter of prices, 83
of the businessmen say prices
will rise, while 63 believe they
will be stable. Thirty.two bual.
ness executives look for them to
vary, perhaps the widest diver,
gency of opinion appears on what
will happen this year to the cost
of labor, including fringe bene,
fits. A five per oent Increase is
expected by 60 bualneaa leaders,
forty-four others expect a 6 per
cent increase, 17 see a? per oent
Increase, 13 an 8 per cent In.
government expenditures should
be moderate."
One Interstlng point about the
foregoing survey of businessmen
by Nation's Bualneaa la lack of
mention of the war In Vietnam.
Apparently, the economic lm.
pact of a possible end to hoatUl
ties has already been discounted
In the minds of many business -men,
As of now, going by the
word of thoae who should know,
1969 .promises to be a year of
moderate growth In an atmoa
phere less hsetle and with an
easing of Inflationary pressures.
Most Honduran nurses are
aides with only a 6th grada :
education, no formal Instruc
tion. CARE-MEDICO team
nurses at the Hospital da Oc
cidents, In Santa Rosa, eon
duct a school for auxiliary
nurses and helped develop a
training course that will be
used throughout Honduras.
V
Sochi Security
Ad trcticn
Byi Donald 8. Morris
Field Representative
336-3931
Signing up early la a real
advantage when applying for dis
ability, retirement, or Medicare
benefits. Anyone applying for dis
ability benefits must have been
disabled for six months before
benefits can be paid. The six
month period can be used In get
ting evidence of age, earnings,
and medical records so that bene
fits can be paid promptly at the
end of the six months,
Signing up early for Medicare
la even more Important, since
Medicare protection beginning
with the month you are 68 re
quires that you enroll In the
three months before your 69th
birthday, "Many people ' delay
signing up for Medicare be
cause they think they have to stop
work to get Medicare, but this
la not true. You can have Medi
care protection oven If you are
still working, but you should
apply In the three months be
fore your 66th birthday so It will
be affective the month you be
come 68. ,
When you coma In to file for
any type of benefit pleaaa bring
with you proof of your age and
proof of your earnings, proof.'
of your earnings la last year's
Federal Income tax return If
you were self-employed and your
W-S Form if you wore an em
ployee. Don't delay, apply today If you
are within three months of age
66, or. if you can't work be
cause of disability.
Library Discipline
- The Perquimans County li
brary has at loci last obtained a
copy of Encyclopedia of American
Quaker Genealogy, by Hlnehaw
Vol. I, containing every stem of
genealogical value found In all
records and minutes of the thirty-three
oldest Monthly Meetings
which belong or ever belonged to
the North Carolina Yearly Meet
ing of Friends (whose records are
known to be still in existence)
with supplement to VoL I compil
ed by Marshall. These records
are of great Interest to people do
ing genealogical research, and
are a valuable addition to this
library's collection.
Two n.emorial books have beer
given to the library this week. The
American Civil War la in memory
of the members of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy,
Hertford and Perquimans County
Chapter, Better Homes and Oar
dona Decorating Book la in mam-
ory of Mrs. Mary C, Dalk
Other now booka in the library
are. Nothing so Strang, the bio
graphy of Arthur Ford, the med
ium whose seance with. Bishop
Pike was telovlaed, and Known
but Unknown, by Ford) The Shad
ow of Blooming Grove, a bio
graphy of Warren Harding Oiwat
Tales of tha Uwarriea (a collec
tion of North Carolina stories)
and the spring lasua of Horlaon
periodical, , .;T
Only twonewflotiontltleseame
In this weeki A Kay to Many
Doors, by Lor lng, and The Trem
or of Forgery, by Highsmltlw u
For Young ptoplt, "what
Dog is B?" by Plstorlus.
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Load goout hM&et
In any society or school there
must be government, control, di
rection, discipline. ,
The question may be asked
whether this control shall be ex
ercised; arbitrarily or co-opera-:
tlvoly. The basic aim la Individual
self-government, self-control,
self-respect, self-dtroctlonelf-discipline,
and a personal senae
of responsibility.
ft la Impossible to move forward
In our changing society without
proper discipline.
Democracy does not Imply lank
of leadership. The group leader
cannot turn students loose to work
out their own salvation. They need
abundant resources intbeformof
expert Information and questions
which direct their attention to
points of view which they should '
consider, .
Students should be taught toy
, their parents to become accus
tomed to the discipline of life
situations.
Society depends largely upon
self-disciplined pupils who act
,fWlth proper consideration of the
social welfare of tha group. Thus,
education becomes more than a
process of growth, ft Includes
intelligence and behavior la the
homes, in tha communities, and
In the schools.
Finally, the main problems de
pend upon their social nature. In
view of this sltuCioB, man has yet
to learn how to live with his fel
low -man. i j
' The hicn scLoj have er ited,
numerous new social and eco-
nomlc problems, the main,
springs depend upon more than -
the acquisition of knowledge and)
BKius. tmis, u involves me de
velopment of attitudes and pro
cedures which promote social
living In dally lives.
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"TkM la aae g'oty of i
ana, aae aa oilier glory of a
wxa, aae smother glair of it i
Urai for aae etar f;"ere;a
km aaoeW atav la glory."
1. Where Is this versa found?
9. Who apokatbeicnvds? .; i
1. 1 Corinthians U:41.
3. Paul- ,
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ForYour Information !
Dearfriend$,
Eeneffta may be lost to toa family for lack
c tetowl-jTlf the (leeeastd waJXer;
Seoujity, his beneficiary la eilglbtotor 2'
with active servioe. Borne trade untaandta?
temal orgajtetlons provide survivor baoeflti
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, Retpectfully,
SWINDELL
HIRTFORD, N, C.
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Let's Go To Church Sunday
Make Church Going
A Habit
a prayer
for
everyone
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Htrtford Simgi a)
"Owe Vew Ow Heme
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One Stop Service .
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j BTIX COX, Owner '
'On World Pay of 'rier, children In every earner of the globe,
grown-up tee, will pray that Oed will make fhh world e bettor
iloee.
"Remember laef wmmer at camp when you called out at the
edge of that cliff eriyour echo came ntwerlng backf Well,
Imagine all the people In the world calling out at once In prayer,
Imagine hew M the Mho would be, and hew much It would .
pleaie Ood to hear H. ; '
"You are lucky becaute you live here In America, bocauie you have
. your Church and the right to attend K, So tonight, thank Ood for thlngi
Ilka that, darling, even H you don't entirely undortfand thorn. And when you've
finWied ... etk Him to bleu everyone."
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Urntf Woodwork
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Wlnfalt Service ,.
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Ton Motor Co,
CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH
SALEB m SERVICE
Reed Oil Company
WSO FftOOUCTS
Hertford, N. C
Baker OU Company .
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BINCbAIR proouctb
OOOOYKAR TntES
Albemarle
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: ' JESOSBBJBCTIOAHDCRUCIFIBU
, Intenatlnnel Suaaty School Uawa tat March SO, IMS
AtBMQHY sSLBCTlONt "Who UtovmeeU bare our One la
ale own bodr on the tree, tbat m,balo dead to tin, ihould
Uve unto rltjaoouenoea) by wtM atrlpoa ye wore healed."
-I Fetor fcSi.
LtSSOH TEXT. Mark 144I to 1ML
. Our loaaoa today reflect the baaaat that la la maoUnd
oroatly, lalaatico, Ilea, pnaocutloo . . . denial oi all tbat la
flnoat whlcb maaklBd la capabla, :
ror vt ueJeauaeccuMd, mUJudfed, rejected lad cruci
fied. And while the world UU beet kne w7 to (o to tchleve
perfection, boarlag la mine nroeont-day cold-war tactic,
B to to be elncerety hoped that we ban made a few otepe
forward from Biblical tlroea.
. Be tbat u S may, the nut remain that what transpired
on Calvary that day, ao many centurloa ago, remain a dark
blot on the Malory of mankind. That food will eventually
come out of evU la the only hope that cu allerlttt the la
Juatlc of that day and time. .
; Aocuaed by ttlae wttneaeea whoae toatlmoay bore aore
aembbmce of truth (or even to the other Uoa by other meoX
buatlad before FlbUo, ropreaenUtlv of tnoaweeomemajeety
of the Romas Empire, Chrlat received the traveaty of a
trial before bolaf coodemned to death on the croaa, Trne,
FonUua Pilate made aevoral feeble ettempta to aav Jeauai
but the uoreet iwUneecurltyaltneUmee.ln the tDd, won out
with Pilate. Foarlos for hi portion, expedleooy wa para
mount In Pilate's mind, and betrayal became the order oi
the day.
. What follow baa been vividly described Uroufhout the
at ao vividly, that the tru .Christian cannot ealaaay
Be Import la the annala of SUUu
oouried, crowned wab thorn, nailed to the croaa, on
etther aid flaakad by common thieve, Chrlat watered and
died (or mankind. For tlx tonf, tnfonlln( hours)
ft rau heenreooroM thel from tbealiUtotht rdnth hour
there wa darkness, and than the aconlaed, aoul-aearlnt
; eryi "My Ood, my Ood, why but thou forsaken met". The
humanity of Chrlat ... the teollaf . . the ability to suffer,
. to question. BUT ... then cam another utteranoei not a
question, but a statement! "rather, Into they band I oom
' nwnd my plrS". (Luke ISias Bla hut word were a
victory Moutl
: The cross reveal the deadly, Invidious nature of ln -and
of am'apawaylSla lath enemy of Ufa, B wa the enemy
of Christ) a 1 OUR eoemyl W muat ever wu vlilant
aaalnat a creeplni paralyala, per paralyse a doe. . . the
aouL the mind, the manl
The cror revealed the love of Christ (and therefore
at Cod) for ALL mankind.
The cross a reminder of the debt of mankind to One
whose love knew ao bounds.
The keynote of Chrlat' life wu Involvement - nvolve
.: meat wtth nvMKlna, with everyone with whom He came kt
eot". r . tno, are bsvolved, -with Chrlat, wtth Ood, wan
or
- eulKy of rejecUn Christ) of bearlr f tr la
, n. To cross and all x stand fir r
died that the aln of men e.) tbatc
, , t we mKM aav evartastwg b fc e
1 o i to waste the wonderful gjt of love i t i e
U r -d upon ua, Sucli toy and coacstD n i, of
. now. t ua reeponeei
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