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7:15 p m
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7»'l*r :■*» Wall. Aimtartt
Pathrt TV.naM St alb.
Fur. .lay Man U:JO a at
Wn'ay (Mtirdlrtlon: 5:00 p
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fort .urnd
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far A friendly Church '
*:to A B. Sundny
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Li w A m. Morning WirBB
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7:00 A m. Kvri.hu W«nhlA
: « A m. UM-WMk Prmy«r
1:00 p A Cbutr lObonnoL
MACEDONIA SAPTIST CHURCH
R»t. W«yr» Ash*. Potter
Dovole* L*ilerd. Mumc Director
Robrn Champion. Sunday School Supt.
Sunday:
9 l'» S(tndli> School
11:00 Mtirrmc V<nMp
♦» p m »* * p* i * * Tn* :iing Union
f j» m. l.\ riling \\ o-ship
W*»dn^*dcY
*•: *■ OiM*ny *rd Tcnrhcm meeting
tt.Bi Junior Q>n;r Pr»rlnv
• i»» Keltic study end 4*myer service
7Junior QA »
7:45 Adult Choir prsrtlre.
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N you’re going to enter something
like mo Pure oil Performance Dials,
you might as well do It lo win.
so m an. cuss nr-won iw bmck special.
Jown at Daytona Beach, we gave everyone another look at Buick's “Win Policy".
A V-8 Buick Special won over stiff competition (sorry, boys!) in Class IV—in the
1965 Pure Oil Performance Trials. The winning Special was equipped with
our 300 cubic inch Wildcat 310 V-8 and Super Turbine Transmission.
Remember that the drivers in the Performance Trials are skilled professionals,
and the cars finely tuned standard produclion models. (If it can be said
that the Special is “Standard" anything.) Also remember that the
trials are an exhausting, carefully graded test of a car s all
around ability. In economy, acceleration and braking. Small
wonder the Special came out on top. Handsomely.
(The specific detail? Our hero averaged 20.689 mpg in
economy, to score second among 10 cars. It accomplished
the acceleration test—from 25 to 70 mph—in 9.315
seconds, for a fifth. And took another second in braking:
from 65 to 0 mph in 172.0 feet. The cumulative result:
we won all the marbles in Class IV.)
Now then. If vou re going to enter something-like a car—
you might as well do it to win. too. Your Butck dealer can
introduce you to the driver's seat of a Buick Special.
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Ul YOUR 10CAI AUlNOtlAD tUl€« CH Al ff AUTMOtl/fD ftltCK WAIftS IN THIS AifA
,IWf IN -UMU1 I NOMAS AND INt Nt«S -CBS AAOtO
tii.witt episcopal church
PiiRfcr RonJ \»«ar Armory
I Ro* *rt Ifadm ^-vm-iiiOui.ef
IVtrprrtfle TP-aTU
SUNDAY 10 A .V Ami e irf Worship
Sul la- \ ll« H Coffununiur.
Oth«*» Mf'Uji Murninjr Prayer
7 |* W*Ti|a\ V-w’h ^<nip
7:H# pro W»*dnr%d »> Inquir «r * CTa«t
to aj Sunday School.
11 00 llumfnf Worth!#
7 »J0 Baptist Trahita* ratal fOttawa ta
maniac nark taT>m
A'edneodAy:
f:00 Uld wM* anurar aama
Vestitail* A.M.E. Zion Ch *rch
ff*\ a I> .».-.**!• Su|»oi) Minister
Sup* w v nittipn
I
II » m M«»:n:ns Worship
Adorn Chopal A.M.E. Z.on Church
!!• v A D Srsrir. Supply Minis*ef
10 a.m Aundat School
11 n in Morning Wordrip
*• *■
WM
10:00 _
U oo Momiat WanMs
7 00 P-m. B.T.U.. W1
2*
Lord*# Suppor
Mom sold to
EL BETHEL MT.HODIST CHUPCH
K<\ !!•»> Lockridre. Phs!«*
Sunday S^ii***! af 1*i a rr
M<imini( Worship at 11 a.m
M«*th«*liNt Vnjti-. KHl-mship at »* pm
C Pnirt sda> ' ■*» p n.
MWAVn-l r.n>*n Scivir.* \\ •*tln<*vlay
7 p rr.
CHRIST THE KING
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Fother Beatty. Pastor
Father Rnb'ft Uukon. A.<*tMart
Sttanlay Cnnf«*»«oon» 4:00 - 5:00 p. ft
Sunday Mass. 11:00 t. bbl
CHURCH or GOO
Res. F. M. Vaughan Pas tot
Saturday:
7 pm. Youth
Sunday
10 a. rr. Sunday School
llam Mnrninc Worship
7 pm. hv«-mng »er\i/*e
Wednesday :
7pm Prayer Service
BYNUM CHAPEL A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Rw W. J CarrptH*tl, Minister
hup: V. i ham Orr
It# A.M. Sunday School
OAK CFOVT BAPTIST CHURCH
Shady Grove Baptist Chutcb
R. I \ilicor*-. Minister
1(» A.M Suniiy School
31 am. Worship .Service* und and til
Sunday
■"> p it. Hap'i»l Traininit I'olon
St. Soul Methodist Church
Rev. J. M. McClain. Minister
Supt. O V KUu.
lli.lu i m Churrh Sch**.'J
3! a m .Morning Worship ?rd and 4tl
.Sunday
Trio pm Prayer Met-tiny )-ach Wed
Ever.ns
GALILEE METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. R. II MrDfmrii. Vir. ter
•Sup! LtU er lomriva
Hi a m Churrh Schoni
13 a.m W trail ip Services
ti p irt Evening Worship
Piayrr Mealing Wcdr.r.day
cobhith ninmn
h. H.
_ 3 A «•
Rahyi n a. m.
■ ««aoth« Ttjh • a.'
BAPTIST CHURCH
(Midpines Community)
Ri v Charl.-s II I'raittin. Pas'or
Laion Ermnka.
Sunday School S:43.
Ttatalna Union 5:45.
Evangelistic Sendee T:00.
Wddneeday evraine prayer
TEMPLE 4 APT 1ST CHURCH
Rev. Lewis MrGaha. pastor
Jimmy Chlldirs. Sunday School Supt
Billy Childers. BTU dimeter.
Sunday School at *:4o a. m.
Mamina Worship it U s A
BTU at 6:30 p. m.
Midweek Prayer Sendee Wednesdays a
1.30 p. m.
Evening Worship on Sundays at T:S
A m.
EAST GOLD STREET
WCS^.i4K METHODIST CHURCH
REV. riYDL R. GOODSON MINISTER
SlemtKi Ri.UW. Sunday School Supt
Sund..> School . 10:00 a. m
Preaching . 11 .OD A m
W. i . »:00 p. m
Jr. W Y. and Y. M. W. B. each first
sad thlnl Sunday at . 6:00 p. m.
Everitid Worship . 7:00 p. m
Player Martini; .. 7:00 p. m.
.s<\rjt» m« et at l he Sadie Mill club*
house each Mt.ndai n:ght at 7;00 p. m
'liarles Edwards. Seouimaitler
at Tin
to. 1. I.
today School — l:« am to
MorMrc Worship — 11 a. m
Haptlat Tralnina — S:19 a to
Bvanlag WormhTp — 7:30 p. m
Pny« HmiIm as Wa
U^?*Momln« Wo(Up
4:00—Bap: Ml Traltimc Ual
7:00—Preachliif Sandaa. .
TOO—Mld-Waak Prayer aarrtaa
riasT rutnmiM cwnch
Paul K. Au*ley. Th. D.. UlnliUr
Sunday
»:43 Sunday School.
10:30 i offer Hour.
11:00 Mommy Worship, i Nursery I
’re-8c*u*4 Chl'rtren »
4.31 Ptonrrr and Senior Hl(h Pfllo
(hip.
Mon lav: .1:30 CHI Scout*.
Turrdas : 7:30 Soy Seoul*.
Wednesday
7:30 Mid-Week Sendee.
8 00 Chancel Choir.
Thursday_
3:00 Brownie Scouta.
4 13 Cherub Choir.
Friday: »:U0 AA Merlins
Donald 9.
SUNDAY:
to"
• 30 TTalalac Union
7:30 ~ ‘
TBS TABUNACU OP SOYS
!¥>J >rrcni! Strfrt
KfV. Jrrry fSna
Sup* ^und«> flrhoiV Kuiph Chitwood
twMOaja ^ Oaadoy a JO o. to
CheaeacT loptitt Church
Rev R V uica* Mlnl»trr
Sup! Jamre Adams
10: A M. sandal Srr.oo!
11 AM. \\nrrhlp Settm
< P M H T V.
Rev Bobby Whitfield. Parlor
Fred Boom*. So pi.
PATTEBSOH CBOVE
BAPTIST CHUBCH
Rev. Itielurd Ptvlcr. Pa.s:nr
M l. W iliams Supt *d Sunday School
R«iwrt Hutlemle: Dtrertor. Training
Union
Sunday School 3.43 A.
M'»mma Wo's ip II 00 A.
\>>f»er Sendees 3:^1 P
KINGS MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHUBCH
M D r»uH.*c Jr Pa*tor
Sunday Sch<»l 9:43 AM
Mur nine Worship USD AM.
Venper Servier 5 .30 P.M
Training Union 4:30 P.M
MISSIORABV METHODIST CHUBCH
Kev. Frank E Saif. Paator
Sunday School at * 43 a m
Prcarhlnc at U a.m
Sunday Nl*ht Sendee at 7 paa.
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STRETCHING YOUR
DOLLARS
® by PUUpi.GaMb«rt
Chairman. h-’ifvte far fTmmetH fluvAte tae.
If you arc ivally intern upon ■
i>:rharkiD|| '>0 a m-*no> saving
i program. you should plan it as j
•a ic fully as a miss countiy trip 1
You must know in advance ex
actly where you arc goihji and
what you must do to stretch
| your dollars into savings. Here
I arc ten commandments for ae
i cumulating that much desired
■'pare cash:
1. Set up a budget for the fam
ily and adhere to it rigidly. This
| is your blue print for saving. ,
2. Buy only what you need. No
whim purchase — this ts waste- ,
I ful. and uj»scts your budget plan.
3. If you have overspent on
your budget, plan to make up
this deficit in the following week.
•1. Remem tier that you can
make inexpensive cuts of meat |
and vegetables extremely dc- >
lightful through careful cook- j
mg
5. Those inexpensive canned
foods are often just as good as
the high priced ones. Usually,
they are marked down because
the cans have been slightly mar
red when they leave the cannery.
t>. Shop for the family clothes
at the end of each season. At
this time stores have .sales to re
duce their Inventory. You may
have less of a selection, but big
ger savings.
7. Enormous savings can be
achieved by buying used goods. ;
Items such as furniture, radios,
television sets, air conditioners,
garden equipments and all sorts
of household appliances have ab
solutely no resale value for pbo- ,
pic discarding them. Frequently,
they are merely oki. but in ex
cellent condition. You can buy
these items at a fraction of their :
original cost. They are advertis- ■
cd in a small town newspapers ,
and in special publications pub
lished in almost every big city.
You might even wind up with an
antique.
fv Take your tuncn to worn
and you can save over $5.00 a
week. Sandwiches ■"? oaten at
the desk in the most piush of
fices. You can take yours from
homo and s3vo, rather than or
dering from a luncheonette.
0. Watch that extra movie.
Don’t take the entire family to
dinner. Your objective is to ac
<-umulate some savings. There
fore. living under a rigid budget
means postponing some of these
pleasures for awhile.
10. You can save on drug items
by buying the house brands put
out by many large stores. Usual- j
ly. they cost considerably less
than nationally advertised pro
ducts and generally are just as |
good.
If you have any questions on .
hove you can STRETCH YOUR i
DOLLARS more effectively, send i
them to me at the Institute for |
Financial Planning. Inc.. P. O.
Box 3176. Grand Central Station. |
New York. N. Y. 10017.
h p m - -Senior VMM'' Youth FrUm*
MWhvf»k Prayer Service matin* It 7 |
vn Wrdn
mm.
s.-v «. I. Garv
to a.m. Sunday
Sunt John It'UU
n a m. M '
UaH.1 OMMCa
c*l Mlafctcr
f School.
! a m vtomlnu Worship
l> m. Baptitl tmtnta« untaa
n o m KVcnlnc WunJilp
7-aft fww vfrrllna Wtdnndar
Jamra Ml.__ . ._
linihy Srimoi at trfS a. m.
Morning Worship a* 11 a. ai.
MIPS at *:J0 p. a- Sunday*
Junior Society at 6-JO p. m. Sum
Kvmln* Scrvtcc an Mar al 7 p
MM-Wcck Prayer Scndru at 7 p. a
rao a. m. - i
w« a m —_
Adam* CMtl A.M.C. Odd CMaA
A^PSridr supply mtabl^r
Srpt Whtsnant
10: A W Sunday School
11 A V. Worship Servwc*
7:3f* prayr: me-rimy Wcdnraday revnla
R.-v Alexander MMntgmmry
10: AM 4wm!»v ftrllMl
Ckucfe
Mle.Ma
11 A M. Worship smlfo ?nd and HNi
Sunday
Om4 Hap* HwlimHa Clmck
Kev P L Ron. MlnPRe:
10 a m Sunday Behoof
lpm Worship SarMrea
Byaum Oapal AJU. BMa ChurcB
Rev W 1 ChmpMl. WnHtrr
Sup* W. .V Orr
I
10 a m Sunday BHliiil
‘ip AiHrw
II iis Warship
7_m pm Prayer Mooting We
day evening
7 In p in. Thoir tehramal Tlinda.
Evening.
MOUNTAIN VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
Itev Charlie Kama. Pastor
l>nr> Bridgoa. Supt
Walter Caushy. dm
Craw tier's Mountain
Sund-y.
10:10 Sundav .VhoM
11 00 Morning aonnt o
?:.10 Evening Peis Bo
Wednesday:
7:30 — Prajrr Marling
Farm Work
Day Thursday
Farm employment Da> will
lx* held at the National tiuard
Armor)' front 10 a.m. to 12 noon
on Thursday. Fob 11
A (arm placement represcnta
tiive from tlie Kmploy ment Se
eurity Commission. will conduct
the meeting, which will he oj*.-n
to any person who uses taim la
bor and to any farm worker who
wishes to secure i«rm employ
ment.
Many people who utili/e farm
laborers, and the worker* them
selves. are not tamiliar with the
facilities available to them at
their nearest Kmployment s<
curity Office.
Part of the program eoncerr
ittg farm labor allows for the
im|>oriation of farm workers
from other states and areas, or
for sending local workers to *>1(1
er areas, <tt»pendinK on the need.
3 MO.OO* HOUSl
(life WHh The Rimpfes
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