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R Y. Belk 1 AND HIS NEWS OF NEBO VALLEY Pfc. Robert Biaxe.held, fresh out of Japan, visited the Belks in the Val- ! ley the past week. ? .1 Miss Pauline Self and Miss Betty ' visited your reporter Sunday fromj <he beautiful city of Cherryviiie. Mr. Wray Lingeries from th*- city j ?wa a a pleasa^tn visitor to the VaJ-iey j Sunday. Sometirres it looks Like the deviJ , is ever oifcJpiterrt, but he's not. But | J>e has'ir hie army enough soto.ers to make him practically omnipotent. He eanno; be ev ery where at the same time, but his agents work all a long the line ~jght and day. Among all classes. Orxe he was an angei. He got so bad the Lord kicked him out of fhe City Beautiful, [ and he started up! a hell and its ever enlarging it's] borders. That's what my Bible says, j 1 wish the devil hadnt of been a bad roan, and all the women could of j beert perfect. But it was so ordered ' otherwise. J don't know if Hitler was not predestinated, to hell id help fthe devil carry on. Hell hath enlarg ed its borders. Lets forget for now this hell torr. stvrff, and talk about (Things we know more about. When 3 get jo speaking about the devil, I #et al' flabbergasted and love to think of a brighter picture. A picture with more beauty in it. Al! my life long I've watched the Blue birds come and stay and build their nest* and chirp and sing, and raise their young. This year no birds have come -For years past, every .'spring, tftey try to build nests in my ?mail box Early in the spring T put PRESCRIPTION SERVICE We Fill any Doctors' Pre sciiptio** promptly and accurately at reasonable prices with the confidence of your physician. Kings Mountain Drag Company THE REXALL STORE We Call For and Deliver Phones 41?81 up boxes for the littie birds, but no blue t?irds have moved in. Pray tell me where these lit tie birds have gone. When God made the worid two tnings he didn't omit ? flowers and birds. When we reach the sum mers .and sublime we , hope to spend countless hours ajnong God 6 flowers. God made the birds When He :race the flowers. Ladies still wait at the ma;, box by the roadside for the spring rime , order catalouge. Oh, they find every j thing so beautitul. They order an ar- j tide t?y c.o.d. but seldom take it ; out. The mail man hauls it around a few cays and sends It back. La di- j es I like to see wiiat I buy or give j away. So let me say when you buy j see your friendly merchant ? he's got I the goods you want. He's d<">e paid j the c.o.d. So ladies buy at ho:r.^ from | your friendly merchant and let the , mail man rest. The devil was once an angel, that is what the Bible says. All angels are not devils. I ' All devils are not angels. When the farmer sold eggs three dozen for a. quarter we wonder how j the hens made a living. How can a preacher called of God meet his dearly beloveds>?t the chur ch and Sunday morning and get the collection. Then meet after dir. her and play golf til the sun goes down. God said remember the Sabbath day and keep.it holy. Man with his de praved nature says do all the oevil ment on Sunday you can. Yon can't show me a nation on earth, l^nd or sea, that has disregarded the^ab ; bath but what has gone down in rot 1 and decay. America is on the very j verge of collapse oecause of disre I gard for the Sabbath. Tnen call me a fool or what you like. I tell the truth sometimes in awhile. I can't forget what a brorher said to a sister after church one day Oh, my, weren't that a line sermon, Mrs. Brown? Oh, it was but he plays golf a lot better than he preaches. Oh, for crying out loud, Children. Oh, consistency, thou art a jewel. Yes, we say it is a wonderful world. God made it in just six days. The next day. He rested too. That is what He commanded us to do. Are we doing it or not? -If 1 was a leader of this great na tftm 1 would promise to take care of every American from the cradle to the grave. I would promise to drive communism out of America. I'd send it back to Russia and teli old Joe Stalin to smoke his old clay pipe, i would not pet that old incar nate jackass. I don't believe in old Joe's hectic hell-bora logic. Tne phil osophy of Russia is to spread death, SUCtS o? u*? "You heard mel X don't want ice cream 1 1 want HOLSUM Vitamin Enriched Bread!" V.UZio BEST FOB SANDWICHES BREAD hell and destruction all over the ear ?$h and then take over with his hell born ism. We have just 1 ots of good people ?that do love to rea<l the Herald. Then we have those that don't like to read the paper but they read it just the same. Strange people live on this roiling ball we call the ear th. Now the fools that don't believe in the Second Coming of the Lord should pack up their little old rus ty kit. and get a passport to Rus sia, the sooner the quicker. We have no room in the U. S. A. for this bun ch of cut throats. One day they will show great big and strong. Remem- [ ber What I say. One thing you can ! be sure of ? whatever this so-call ed human race gets of anything they want more, except maybe not the itch. If Columbus were here today he would discover that the world is not round but flat, and could it be otherwise, John? History tells us George Washing ton couldn't tell a lie, but the habit hasn't been handed down to the present time. '? I Come on with your question and : we'll teli Truman about George Washington. , The rea' acid test of your Sunday religion is what happens between j Monday 4 o'clock a. m and Satur- 1 day night twelve p. m. , There's a lot of shambug religion I floating around. Its not what is used I to be. Folks have neglected it so I Jong. Its more of a pass word. Lots of ' this modern religion is light headed I and fickle-minded. Easy got ? just | sign aca.xi and pay your church , dues. I have known Methodist preach ers assigned to four churches, wide ly scattered miles apart that didn't get more than 60 dollars from either church and got that after crops were gathered. Some paid up, other did net. Often the preacher had to go up to conference with a bad report. Preachers had a haTd time down in the sticks', but they hadoid time re ligion to back it up. No matter what you call it or how it may be dressed up or hdw thick or thin you slice it, your religion must be more than skin deep. Its got to ef fect the heart, the hand and the head. Now, brother, sister, what you say. I. I for one orf your gang hate to see so f| many folks like you and me getting all flaboergasted om a little road tax. Scottie wants two hundred mil lion to buiid roads for our great- ' great grandchildren, so they can be born under bondage, live under} bondage, die and go where under j bondage and to their children hand.j down more bondage just to build j roads to put more rattle traps on to kill both night and day. Oh, yes its i a good thing. Its the invention of the devil to get sh ut of sinners faster. Just to illustrate my point. I met a man name SAM. He said behold stranger. 1 once had two hundred million. 1 lost it one night when I ; was drunk in a poker game. Now | you see I'm quite old, blind and no! more two hundred million can I find. It would te foolish to pay a man | what he's worth. Nobody nowadays ' will work that cheap. Now my dear beloved brethren, I i am drawing this column to a close for the day's session, then let me | J say. Ego, Amo, You never thought I'd be a poet: j lheard a preacher quote, My dear beloveds, | If you have more | Than just one coat, 1 Your duty my brother, ! 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