Hospital Sick List
(Continued from Page 6)
Admissions
Miss Nancy Wall
Rt. 5, Box 812
Mr. Samuel Wall
417 E. McCullouch St.
Miss Patricia Watts
207 Burtner St.
Mr. Ralph Webb
711 Bingham Ct.
Mrs. Georgia Whit?
2806 Camborne St.
Mr. Ronald Wiggins
810 Marsh Ct.
Mr. Charlie Williams
715 Gillis Ct.
Mr*. Winifred Williamson
1402 Comstock Lane
Miss Patricia Winnix
807 Pasadena St.
Rev. Thomas Woo ten
812 Douglas St.
Mrs. Lina Yancey
1603 Dare Ct.
Mr. Ralph Webb
711 Bingham Ct.
Discharges
Mrs. Ethel Austin
907 Asheboro St.
Mrs. Linda Butler
130 N. Obermeyer St
Mr. William Caple
1401 Belfield Ct
Mrs. Shirley Collins
1016% E. Washington St
Miss Mariljjn Cowan
776 W. Florida St
Mr. Steven Curtis
Rt. 2, Summerfield, N. C.
Mr. George DeJournatt*
501 Burtner St
Mr. Roland Davis
422 McCullouch St
Mr. Clarence Daye, Jr.
901 E. Bragg St
Mr. Henry L. Donaldson
1118 Bellevue St
Miss Yvette Donnell
762 Poteat Ct
Mr. James Evans
211 Bingham Ct.
Mr. Lee W. Ford
210 E. McCullouch St
Mr. Herman Goins
300 Dale St
Mr. Joseph Grant
218 Cottage Grove Ave.
Mr. James Green
700 Granet St
Mr. Kenneth Hall
1207 B Arlee Ct
Mis. Ollle Hamilton
822 A Bingham St
Mr. Claude Harris
211 Huffman St
Mrs. Gloria Herring
753 Dunbar St
Sunday School Lesson
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of conscious superiority; it is
simply that the existence of the
Christian life is a reminder of
what life ought to be and a
condemnation of the world as it
is. It is no new thing for a man
to seek to silence his conscience.
The Christian as the conscience
of the community must be ex
posed to the dislike, the hatred,
Mrs. Ruth Herring
512 B W. Florida St
Miss Elicia G. Hooker
Bennett College
Miss Cecila Howell
A&T State University
Mrs.: Mamie Heathlngton
1111 E. Washington St.
Mr. Patric L. Isley
316 Penery Rd.
Mrs. Eva B. Israel
1606 Hooks St
Mr. Eddie Jefferies
1702 Hufflne Mill Rd.
Mrs. Dorothy Jennings
121 Huffman St
Mr. Steve K. Johnson
Rt 1, Summerfield, N. C.
Mrs. Daisy Jones
542 Mason St.
Mr. Jerry Jones
230 Sussman St.
Mrs. Margaret Jones
2705 E Patio Place
Mrs. Virginia King
315 W. Camel St.
Mrs. Essie Laughlin
Rt 2, Box 169
Gibsonville, N. C.
Mr. Lorenzo Law
1308 Sloan St
Mr. James E. Leavelle
2113 Flnley St
Mrs. Irene Lee
921 Willow Rd.
Mrs. Betty McClanton
408 Hlbler Rd.
Mr. Horace Lucas
812 Bellevue St
Mrs. Angela McCullouch
Rt 1, Box 773
Mr. Sterling Met jinghlin
1103 Pisgah Church Rd.
Mrs. Sadie McNair
1305 Saddle Trail
Mr. Jerry McNeil
1109 Bellevue St
Mrs. Vinnie Lowery
1708 Dunbar St
Mr. Royster Martin, Jr.
823 Burbank St
Mrs. Lucille Meadows
1913 Phillips Ave.
Mrs. EUa M. Miller
Rt 3, Box 714
Mrs. Annie Mills
2314 N. Church St
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and the attack of that part of
the world which lives without
God."
The inevitability of persecu
tion ? or being at odds with
society ? rings in both passages
of Scripture in this lesson.
On this point Jesus was al
most brutally honest. He mad*
it clear that following him neces
sarily involved taking up a cross.
(See Mark 8:34.) The day was
to come when Christians would
even be told of the "blessed
ness" of persecution. Indeed,
throughout the New Testament
we sense a conviction that when
one suffers for the faith, one
shares in the sufferings ol
Christ.
Critical Lovers
How about the Savior in this
dilemma? Shall we call him a
"critical lover"? What does he
expect of his followers?
The question then becomes:
Are we ready for critical lovers?
Can we be told about our pre
judices without firing back,
"Communist" or starting a
whisper campaign? Dare we be
lieve that many who question
the nature of our involvement
in Vietnam may be very loyal
Americans? Are we willing to
hear what is wrong with the
church ? even from someone
with long hair?
I believe that the greatest
challenge facing Christians to
day is not, Will you stand up
for what you believe? Rather,
I think the question is, Will you
be persecuted for righteousness*
sake?
Father, keep us on the grow
ing edge of life. May we wel
come the challenge of new days
and new ways, thankful for the
struggles that sometimes burn
but ultimately bless or lives.
Redeem us from our enslave
ment to fear and free us for
service in thy name. Amen.
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