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Ftryijans Weekly, Hertford, N. C, Thunday, December 2, 1071 ' , ' '
Weeksville Road Church's DiaUA
Devotion Offers Bible Study 24 Hours Daily
. t -.rrl u Bfiond class mattsi
w;! -131 WUi,lJ4,t Port
to Kartfort, North Care.
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;: . Aiwtls!nKU Furalihtd By
Funeral Services Held Thursday
For Othua Jamea Boyce
lUERlKlON RATES
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t v .Tnifiy fears ago this
;: feecerhber 7tha Sunday-the
.MdlO broke the flews that the
. ! United States naval bait (Pearl
I Harbor) and air fields in the
vicinity hid been iuddenlys
; Bomow oy Japanese aircraft
- . Though President Roosevelt
knew such an attack was
j .possible, though military
'.'Commanders there had been
warned, though an enlisted man
'j on radar watch picked up the
incoming raid, and though an
intelligence colonel In
Washington had concluded the
attack was imminent and was
struggling with superiors to
;;warn Pearl, the attack was
. j; highly successful.
',' The battleship fleet was
j wrecked. Thousands were
.; killed. Many aircraft were
rj destroyed. But, by good luck, the
Ij few U.S. aircraft carriers in the
Pacific were not in the harbor
that morning. As it turned out.
' I; the carriers were the most vital
::; ships in the resulting war, snd
- ';they turned the tide in June of
v 1942, at Midway, six months
later.
'to this 1941-45 war, the U.S.
l was attacked; either the nation
' fought or surrendered. (Hitler
declared war on America four
days after the Jap attack. ) Few
; Americans proposed surrender,
' thus the nation was united. In
- mat sense alone, it was a good
time to be an Americari-if one
'. survived the war.
-'. The nation was behind its
ting men, the overwhelming
ority of citizens sought to do
part And unity achieved
-acles. In three and a half
irs 'the effort of unified
. jiericans produced the world's
: -ightiest military force. The
:sson Is obvious; unified, the
nation can overcome practically
any obstacle or problem. We can
remember this profitably today
thirty years after Pearl Harbor.
Evangelist Bill Mead of the
Weeksvllle Road Church of
Christ has learned to be in two
places at one time.
This sounds like a magician's
trick.. .but It is the result of a
modern "communications"
breakthrough via the telephone.
The busy minister says that
his office is "always open" to
give a Bible message and
spiritual encouragement 24
hours a day. This is ac
complished by calling the
church's new Dial-A-Devotion
service. The minister records a
new Bible message each mor
nlna between six and seven.
People in this area can takej
advantage of this service by jusl
dialing 335-4400. Evangelist
Mead explained that even
though he writes and records the
messages, he can never receive
a personal phone call at this
number.
This number, he explained, is
used exclusively for Dial-A-Devotion
and is always- an-,
swered by a recorded ' Bible
message and never answered by
an individual.
. The church decided to begin
this new service in order to
make the teachings of Jesus
available twenty four hours a
day to those who would care to
use this system. The recordings
are made with the prayer that
they will give aid and comfort to
all ages and those of all walks of
life. It is expressly stated that
each messaae should be given in
'such a way as to create good will!
Mrs. Tucker is the
and promote Bible study in thislMlss Ann Brlnn of Hertford.
HURRY
DOWN
Woodland
. Dress
Shoppe
Hertford, N.C. Phone 426-56201
communityy,
The Dial-A-Devotion service is
planned to continue Indefinitely
Permanent hook-ups have been
placed in the minister's study
for this purpose.
Through Intensified ad
vertising this machine ll now
receiving several hundred calls
a day. Certain hours of the day
are busier ' than others.
However, the machine could
receive 1100 calls a day.
Birth AnnouncenieMl
Dr. and Mrs, W.B. Tucker of
Henderson announce the birth Of
twin daughters, Katherlne Blair
and Megan Paige,: born Wed
nesday, November 24, at Maria
Piwhain Hospital.
former
Othus James Boyce, 71, of 112
Edenton Road Street, died
suddenly Tuesday at 2:80 p.m. A
native of Chowan County ho was
a son of the late James and Mrs.
Lydla Dall Boyce and the
husband of Mrs. Elsla Jordan
Boyce. '
He was a retired Civil Service
Aircraft Mechanic with the
Norfolk Naval Air Station and a
member of Great Hope Baptist
Church. s
Surviving besides his wife ire
two sons, O.J. Boyce, Jr. and
Preston T, Boyce of Norfolk,
Va.i two daughters, Mrs. "Pete
Howell of Hertford and Mrs.
Naomi Hahn of Norfolk, Va.i
one brother Herman Boyce of
Norfolk, Va.i five sisters, Mrs.
Les Twine and Mrs. Purvis
Chappell of Tyner. N.C, Mrs.
Lizzie Prltchard of Suffolk, Va.,
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MARION SWINDELL
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From tht Und of Ambrym wt
bast of s beautiful word, the pa
(be word (of love. LiteriUy
sniubted it meant: "The heart
leaps calling, calling for ma."
V This is very likely the best or
sjgV truulitioni of the word
"love." '
Think of young Invert-their
Suits an catHng out to each
other, Out's why we sty they're
fci love. A child has die same
esll total out for a parent, and
a puenri nesn cans to a cnua
FrMMUnrpi dum on love are
SMolded through the staying in
(mm by way of the heart
- If the hearts of mankind kept
esClag, eattlng foe one another,
ist s cintrtnf woru it would
be. There would be no room for
envy, hats and prejudices,
Wan would be eiimmstsd ir an
people enetJotd the natives of
AKtxym't description of love.
CWl TOO WJKT TO REMBM-
tZZx "To be loved-one must
Lt love," . ..
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Mrs. Blannto James of Virginia
Beach, Va., and Mrs. uene
Herronof Chesapeake, Va.i B
grandchildren and 8 great
grandchildren. - , ti
Funeral services were held
Thursday at 1:00 p.m. im the
Chapel of The Swindell Funeral
Home by the Rev. Ralph Knight
and the Rev. Norman Harris.
"How Great Thou Art" and
"Farther Along" were sung by
the Great Hope Church Choir.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Peggy Wlnsiow, Organist.
The Casket pall was Made of
red rose! and white chrysan
iemuma, and fern.
Pallbearers were John
Danchlse, Joe Carovella, Noah
Gregory, Freeman Mansfield,
Curvin Mansfield, and Purvis
Chappell.
Burial Was In Cedarwood
Cemetery,
Funeral 1 Services ' Held'
For WA. Winsbw
Leonardo
bachelor.
da Vln e I wns a
The island of Ceylon la in the
Indian Ocean.
Wllliamston Allen "Willie"
Wlnsiow, 67, of Route 1.
Belvldere, died Thursday at 3: 10
p.m. in tne cnowan Hospital
following a long Illness. A native
of Perquimans County, he was a
son or tne late T.L. and Mrs
Marth Jane Rountree Wlnsiow
and the husband of Mrs. Ger
trude" W. Winslow,
He was a retired store keeper
and a member of Upriver
Friends Meeting.
Surviving besides his wife are
two aaugnters, Mrs. Gloria
Bundy, of Chesapeake, Va. and
Mrs. Christine Chappell Of Rt. 1,
Belvldere; 1 brother, Thomas
Winslow of Route 1, Belvldere;
three sisters, Mrs. Ellsha
Winslow. Mrs. Robert Winslow,
and Mrs. J.H. Stalllngs of Rout;
I. Belvldere; 10 grandchildren,
Funeral services were held
Saturday at 2:00 p.m. In the
Chapel of the Swindell Funeral
Home by the Rev. Waldo Smith
and the Rev. Thomas Jackson.
"His Eye Is on The Sparrow"
and "The Lord Is My Shepherd"
were played during the service
by Mrs. Peggy Winslow,
Organist.
The casket pall was made of
red roses, white chrysan
themums, and fern.
Pallbearers were Virgil
Winslow, Larry Stalllngs.
Robert Morris Winslow, Arnold
Winslow, L.E, Winslow, Jr, and
John Ira, Winslow.
Burial was in Upriver
Cemetery,
Bisetie-Morgan
Vows Spoken
Miss Nancy Rue Blssette ind
Wallace H. Morgan, Jr. were
married Sunday, October Slst at
Dillon, South Carolina.
The Bride is the daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Willie V. Blssette
of Wilson, North Carolina.
The bridegroom Is the ion of
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Morgan,
Sr. of Hertford, North Carolina.
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j Let's Go To Church Sunday
I THESE RELIGIOUS MdUC ChUk GOUlg
I MESSAGES " I
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BY THE FOLLOWING J LlULL I
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Make us your headquarters for. all
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LWINSLOW-BLANCHAR
MOTOR COMPANY
YOUR FORD DEALER
W.M.MORGAN
FURNITURE CO.
HOME FURNISHINGS
PHILCO APPLIANCES
CANNON CLEANERS
DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
Phone 42S44S1
Jl C. BLANCHARD
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"BLANCHARD'l"
SINCE ISS1
BLANCHARD'S
BARBERSHOP
Oerild W, Blincherd end
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Proprietor!
KEITH'S GROCER'.
I'HONK 42S-7767
HKRTFORD. N. C.
ONE STOP SERVICE
STATION
BILL COX. Owner
Tirti Grtuinf
Acceuorln
CALL 42S.TS8S
HERTFORD, N. C.
LANE'S WOODWORK
SHOP
"CuUom Buill Kitchen
Cibinett"
PHONE 426-7225
Route 3, Hertford, N. C.
(White Het Roed)
WINFALL SERVICE
STATIQN
CAS - OIL - TIRES AND
REPAIRS
. FIRESTONE TIRES
Tomes E. Morten, Winfell '
CAU 42S484S .
PEOPLES BANK It
TRUST COMPANY
Member F.D.I.C.
HERTFORD, N. C.
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Saturday
Oalatlani
1.1-6
Everybody and his cousin too... no
tice the lone man in the foreground of the
picture. He must be wondering If he will
ever get his shopping done. Even with
his back to us he looks confused and be
wildered. Most of us have felt the pangs of
loneliness in the midst of a crowd. Sur
rounded by people, we couldn't escape
that feeling of utter desolation. It may
engulf us in a busy department store, a ,
crowded supermarket, a Jam-packed sub
way, but suddenly it strikes ... this feel
ing that no one cares about' us or about
our burdens. ;
When our hearts cry out for assurance
that somebody cares, we can always turn
to the truth and love revealed by the Holy
Word of God : "Lo, I am with you alway."
At the heart of the universe there are
great resources of strength. Discover
them for yourself by worshipping each
week in the church of your choice.
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Diklnbuliir f UooHyrar
'liri'
Automotive Parts
Phone 126-7118
HERTFORD, N. C.
REED OIL COMPANY
ESSO PRODUCTS
Hertford. N. C.
HOLLOWELL OIL CO.
- SUPPLIES or -OIL
PRODUCTS
GOOD YEAR TIRES
PHONE 426-6644
DOZIER'S FLORIST
Harm Shopping Center
PHONE 426-6410
Nifhti Sundays 1 Holidays
426-7692 or 426-7287
MemherF.T.D.
ALBEMARLE
CHEMICAL CO.
Phone 4266224.
HERTFORD, N.C,
IYRUM FURNITURE
, COMPANY ; '
Phwx 411111 .
HMTFMO.N.C,
ROBERTSON'S CLEANERS
t LAUNDRY, INC.
QUALITY WCXK
COURTEOUS SERVICE
PHONE - 426-I2SI
HERTFORD, N.C.
LUKE TELLS THE OOOD NEWS
International Sundey School Leeeon for December 1, 1871
LESSON TEXTi Luke HMj Arte 1:1-6
OuralmtwtaylitoptwnttothecUeetheteneteofLuke,
u set form In hl gospel. In hie Inimitable flowing proee,
Luke preeenti nil viewpoint with clarity and force. His bellet
wu centered on a Lord who wee e universe! savior, rather
than one whose bounties were available to merely a chosen
few. Qualification for His help bed need ee the only criteria.
Luke wee e knowledgeable man in gospel matters. He
therefore labored to present Chrlet to hit people la an orderly
fashion. Christ's birth, His life, death, resurrection end
ascension are therefore chronicled la chronological order.
Through Luke's writings, Chrlet Is presented as He wee...
teacher, yes...but also a Man of decisive action. Posterity,
Indeed, owes much to this disciple.
Luke wrote with a deep appreciation of the totality of
Christ. He wu Inspired by certainty of that of which he
wrote. His sense of security In hie knowledge of tne times
shines through every word, u don hit deep peraonal In
volvement In his task. No stone wu left unturned to verify hit
facts; he drew from hit own medical background, at be did
from hit missionary yean, spent In the company of Paul.
That he was a man who had the courage of bit eorwidlont la
exhibited in his loyalty to Paul during the tatter's moat trying
tinrae, at chronicled In 2 Timothy 4:11.
Luke realised that truth and certainty were the Imperative
Ingradlentt If the authority of the gospel wu to bear full fruit
and rally timing man to Ita standard. Certain it it that he
wu a sincere witness for Christ, bringing the blessings of the
Christian belief to many who had hitherto walked la
darkness.
And It it a matter of gnat encouragement to Christiana
' everywhere that tht happenings of long age have Beeninc
for the world today. For the Bible it agelete. la It can be
found answen for every eveot, good or bad, mat befalls aa aa
our llvee. As we reed of the trials that befell Job, we gam as
the courage needed to face me treUsjthat beset ut. In the
story of the prodical son we come to realise the greet love Is
theheartotourFatheruwe-wtolwvearrayedaariwaated
ourselves - are welcomed back Into tht ufetyandtecurityof
God's aU-encompntt log love (or man! .
A changed live and a deep and renewing tense of pee ee snd
security characterises the person who kw allowed Ctuiet to
touch hit lift. Luke knew Out, and to thai end be dedicated
many ytert of hit Ufa to bringing thai kaowleoetotbtworl(L
: He was an active Christlaa, (or be wu one of the team ttuU
carried the Word into the marketplace and the synagogue,
where people gathered. He wu an involved Christian, end
hit concern for those who walked at darkness wu the.
motivating amnt in presenting a (actual gospel ie the world,
Today, at Chrtsttant, wt, too, mutt be active and Involved,
If Chriat'i sacrifice an ttie crate Is to ee teeuy aMenind le
all top'es. Christ did not tetra the wt4owrttolw4ael
a'sieurefSortstoHwbthstfl -
(time comments are bated ea eutSats' ef fre t'
ItrMttoMl SUM Boned Leoooni, eoavr jMei by ke k
tomttenal Council el RaUlou UmS, sad tsMd sv)
remission),
PHONE 420-6211
RTFOnD, N.C,
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