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Thursdiy, March 26. 1970 THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C, Page 970 r GARDENING mirrs 'XiOOT EMOSGil" I Ing millions of miles heaven- ■ IS NOT CORRECT I ward, and brilliant to the extent j i **>31 ‘t was as soft as eould be! ®y ARTHUR BILTOJrF | gggn. Would you believe that I Last week a ptitron asked me, aaw the light of the world, a* to l(K)k at a rose bush she hod written In the Bible? In those livided„ braking two bushes. The I brief moments I saw (Jod revealed •M'oond bush was transplanted toito me. Can you imuKine, out of: ■emoved In order to lot the graft | the 'milUons of people on this' rtvat’s the first thing I look for, earth I was given the opportunity orrert transplanting. j to “Sec” God. If I hadn’t' gone I told her the mud should be| into the chapel on the third beck-' •emoved in order to lett he graft oning call, I would have missed' •tecome dry In order to put out the greate.st opportunity of a life aluds for the structure of the fu ture bush. She said it was “Good enough.” I tried to explain that mud on a graft keeps the wood wet and tlrerefore to a plant it trys to re-root itself beoau.se it Is being handled mort- as a cutting than as a bush already rooted. I reminded her the Herald told 'veryone three weeks ago the ;reat Importance to ^ keep the :raft in the .sun. She still insist ed “It was good enough,” Just eave it be. It suited her fine. 3eing I have the opixrrtunlty to vrlte this column, bear with us tnd read another great truth that a sequal to the bud bearing graft. Some of you won’t believe gne sither when 1 tell you the follow ng message. Here we go! "How )ld are you soldier?” Eighteen. 3o you belong to any church? Most of the time I go to a Bap- :Ist church because that’s the me I started in. Clerk! Mark this .soldier down IS a “Christian.” That sounded |ood to me for now I belonged to something beside the army. Who told me that I was a Chris tian? The army said so, my folk said so, Sunday .school teachers said so, the preachers said so, and anyone who saw me go into a church or chapel said so. Eight years later, now 28, I was walk ing down the street on the Ken- tucky-Tennessee line in Camp Campbell, going to my barracks and a “voice” beckoned me three times to go into the chapel which was close by. .Mind you. this was Wednesday afternoon at quarter to five. Just before supper. I did n’t want to go in no old chapel, I wasn’t that religious. Neverthe less, I gave in and went inside. Nearly 10 minutes to five after I bowbd my head in reverence to the Diety or something or other, I told this “Bible talk Ctod” to let me know If there really is a God because I had a great need to be tilled some how, and because I lidn’t have something or some one to “believe” in. In the twink ling of an eye, while bowed to this calling power, a great light that was so big, and tall expand- Plcture^tory )f Your . Wedding In CoIm T Tape Recordlivi Also Made CARUSLE STUDIO 114 S. Lafayette Shelby. N. C. Phone 487-4621 time. Let me say It one more time. On Wednesday afternoon at quarter to five, August 1.3, 1943, I saw God. You don’t believe me. Oijco yejur Bible to .Matthew 5, line ^8. 1 My eyes were opened to a new, word. Once I w-as blind but now : I ean “see.” It was done by rev- , elation. I If I had died at 4:30 that day. age 28, 1 would have landej in | itell, because I was believing what otliers told me to believe, and millions of so failed church going Christians, and stay at liome.s, are living the same kind of a belief. Now that I “know” God, I be lieve on my own, therefore, mine is a real belief, not a blind be- ; lief led by the blind. Too many i people confess their Christianity : yet don’t really know Christ. This j is like the woman who believes j its "all right to leave mud on j the graft and believes the plant will grow up right. The plant or you will not grow up right because it is hindered and a lot of people won’t go thru the pearly gates either believing Textile Firms Set Promotion AH textile companies In the King.s Mountain area will combine their efforts during the month of April in a promotion designed to. atract prospective employees to textile careers. The textile companies are par ticipating in “Textile Fuluri'.s Month,” a program .sijonsored by "being called a Chri.stian i.s “good enough.” This is what will happen. The plant will .surely dwindle away but for peojde many will (ome to the door but few will pass inside. Ye preach and teach in my name and cast out devils in my name, but I “know" y.ct not. Depart from me. If this woman wouldn’t believe me about the bush, and somi- of you won’t Ire lieve that I saw the “Light of the World,” take tlii.s little bit of advice. Talk to tlie Loid like I did and if you talk to Him right he will reveal himself in such a way you “will" have something to really believe in. I can’t make you believe, but I sure can give you something to think about and do something about it. I the American Textile Manufactur ers IrLstitute during April 1970. I Kyle Smith, personnel director 1 of Duplex International, speaking I for the companies, said “We plan ! to make everybody in the local : area, eonseious of the fact that , the textile Industry needs people ! and that it ean offer .satisfying ! and rewarding careers to anyone ! who is willing to work and learn. There are Jobs available to people with all levels of education with or wltlioiit i)il(ir texiile experi ence.” “By combining our efforts, wc COO!'.cmtiiig companic.s can let mor(> people hear or .see the sbjgan foi the camp'iign Cel .\ Real .lob ... In Textiles. Mr. ■smith said that there are numer ous job openings in the cooperat ing companies, ineluding positions both for the experienced and in- i-xperieneed. and for both while collar and blue collar Jobs. “M'e urge anyone who wants Ic i learn more about a tc-Mile carce, to visit any one of the per.sonncl offices of our (.■ompaiiie.s. They'l! Tind that our people will discuss the possibilities fully and frankly. ; .All of the cooperating companies j participating are equal opportun- i ity employers.” Winter Driving Danger Subsides; Spring Ahead RALEIGH — The many dangers' of winter driving are subsiding in [ North Canolina, but the dangers of spring and summer vacation travel begin Marcli 27-30 with the K.a.ster weekend, according to Col- ucl Edwin C. Guy. commandei of the Nortli Carolina Slate Highway Patrol. “Many people,” Guy said, “choose the Easter weekend to begin their vacation travel pal- Icin that continues through La bor Day. They hurry to gel whore they are going, stay as long as tliey c,an, and hur’^y to get back 111 imp. Last year, during flic Eas ter weekend, there wore 20 North ■irolinians who didn’t make it” The Patrol commander said the! ■••ate recorded l.!i61 highway crashes during the Easter week end in 1909. In addition to the fatalities, Ihor were 802 injuries. Department of .Motor Vehicles figures show that 1,202 traffic law violations were involved in the, I crashes.. More than 300 were thni ! result of speeding. Failure to yield I School Menu Is Announced i WMk IsfiBitiog April 8, IBTO MpRdRT/ April $ Suretenda Steak on Hot Bun Catsup—Mustard 'Tossed Salad French Fried Potatoes Appli-sauoo Butter Siwel Milk or Chncolate Milk .‘^cll'-pcr'i'icc Tray—Central 1 atsiip Mustard Asscrtc-d DressiiV'S the right of way an 1 driving lo the lef-l of the center line account ed. for another 300. “In at least half of the fatal accidents,” Guy iioiiiled out, "drunken drivng was a factor. Tliis Is an established f:ict in fatal r r’ltlonts that occur year around aiul thcic is ample c. idiuice lo in di atv tliat it is c\co more a fact!,r on l.ing holidav weekends.' “We're off to a go'id start in 1970,'“ Guy said. "We liuve fewr'r fatalities than during the same period last year. North Carolinians are beginning to drive with greater ear#.. We hope the motor ing public .wjU keep this up. The Tuesday. April 7 Crowder Peas -Macaroni and Cheese Ca.s.serole Cole* Slaw w Pickle Strawberry Jello w/Mixed Fruit, Topping Corn Bread or Corn Muffins Butter Sweet Milk or ChocolaleMIlk S«-lf Service Tray—Central Pickles Beets Wednoaday, April 8 Cheese Wedge I’ot;ilo Salad w Eggs, Pickles 'i Deviled Eg.g ■'arrol and Celery Sliek.s Green Beans I’lain Cake Cchel icale Ising Hof Rolls or Hot Biscuits Butter Sweet Milk or Chocolate Milk 1 Self-Service Tray—Central Mayonnaise I Pickle.s I Thursday, April 9 Beef-Vegetable Soup Saltines Pimento Chee.se Sandwich Doughnuts Sweet Milk or Chocolate Milk Self-Service Tray—Central Carrot and Celery Stioks Fridoy, April 10 Meat Loaf Creamed Corn ' Sliced Tomatoes Banana Pudding w/Topping Hot Rolls Butter Sweet Milk or Chocolate Milk Self-Service Tray—Central ( -itsup 1*1 Jdc.-! STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AND PUROtASf Of $10.00 Dr Mon OHwr -s FREE at your Kiii0« Mto. WINN-DIXIE STORES Limit On* Coupon per AdiiD Peiuoo Void Afiw March 2Sr 1970 I Coming SOON SALE 2 FOR THE PRICE OF J PLUS 1 CENT Kings Mountain Drag Company Phone 73M571 TbeNewKitchenAid Dishwasher with exGiusiveSOAK CYCLE jloes your soaking ftomticBllY. Tlig rnmmt kitcbwn clem- up job hut ulwaye bgra rgmovioc cruMtud-on fooda from poCia pans and naast rolea. And aomatimat from dikhtB. Until now. Now, tha KitchenAid Superba mc^el has a new exclusive S^k Cycle that automatically soaks and loosens encrusted foods. Then it washes, rinses and dries everything. When you buy ■ KitchenAid Su- Serbs dish- wsshsr, you gst six month's supply of Psn Osndy FREE. Its spacisi an- syme action helps loosen hard'to* rsmovsfood soil. Ben T. Goforth Plumbing York Rd. Kings Mountois jpDt yomssN Is this pssHien, ht your ewn bossi JOW THE FASTEST GROWING INDEPENDENT OEAIEH ORGANIZATION IN AMERICAI Firsstono has Desisr Franchises available Th« FiiMloM BiMlmt PMachiM... tfa* moat compMa ud tha auMt proStaU* in iti Seld. TrsiRo Inf i* proviAsd by wporiMiMd panoonel riglit from th« pbnninf stef* ttomasb yarn daily ppnattena in ywn to amno. Faa-aovbw. pKflWUa wwSaniWiai~ao«ppl«ta Una of famaua Firmtona Uras. plua tbousuidt of otbar natomally-advaHiaad hoana aad auto auppl/ Itama For choice locations act now. R. E. STCGAU. JSm BBTSlcr MARAOBB i 4401 WILKINSmi W.m 00 in ? savour UY'S OR SEIECTO... NO CENTER SLICES REMOVED ... "H3CK.OFF_ CRY-O-VAC Holf or Whole LI. SMOKED HAMS 7ALMADGE FARMS WHOLE COUNTRY ... 10 to 16 Lb. Size CURED HAMS... ■ W>DSRANDSROAOnMA|TfS OOVERMENT _ ..... r--! • •• • * W-O U. $. CHOICE IZ CARVE BEEF RIB ROAST -99° OVEN BEADY SPUNO iAM... 5T0 h-Lt. SIZE LEG OF LAMB.. 79« iSAVE $1.00) SWIFT'S HOSTESS R0UNDCANNEDHAMS..t.M^^ W-D... 3 set AST. 3 LEGS. 3 THIGHS CHOICE LADIES FIRST QUALITY •BROWN ‘NAVY BiAiK ' lOAST • bF»‘-f PANTY HOSE FRYER PARTS. W D U. S. wHOICE BONELESS STEAKS OR ROASTS TOP ROUND.... DIXIE DARUNG / CAKE MIX 3;:s88‘ THRIFTY MAID CRUSHED OB C'UCED Nc. 2 CANS m IMITdATTK.S PRICE ASTOR SLICED OR HALVES PEACK2S MEAT SALE!! .AIMADGE FARMS FULL QUARTfi SLKED HAM M”* TALMADOE FARMS CRV-OVAC 'HOCK OFF* HAM HALVES 99« TAtAUOGE FAIAAS SLICED BACON 69« MILD CHEESE .. 79« RAIMEHO FARM MACARONI OR POTATO SALAD 39« StCH'b WHIP TOPPING 39‘ RAUACTTO FARM PIMENTO CHEESE ^ Sr I PAAS EGG DYES 19* 39‘ 1 GRADE "A" LARGE PALMETTO FARM >•% UNDO'SUMSHINe.QTGS ... limir 4 will, SS .r M«r. Ord.. EASTE Rabbits RRACH JEUY ’i 49^ Beans.. YELLOW SRACH MARSHMALLOW MOtUM Peeps.. '^2 27' Eggs... ’M9‘ UnC.UCHEAlTK BMCnCHKSA Basket Rabbits '.^a39« Atsomocawiov *'Mh CratMl Cko*. Hots • • • uch89‘ Eggs BRACH FRUITS Peeps.. 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