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In Search of The Living God
By DOIS KISTLER
There Is No Such
Thing As Up Or Down
Tile puU of gravity cauaea ua the terma "up" and
"down” or "above" or "below". That la why men In
apace capaulea are welghUeaa, becauae there la no "up"
or "down” anywhere.
The Theory of Gravity: It may be eauaed by a great
maaa of earth, rock and metala. And there are about 400
mUea of rock, metala, etc., which form the cruat of the
nCRB—Women employee of
ergaalaed their own "Fire
I flghtlag a “practice Are" at
Linda Barnette, right. Pemonnel Manager Barbara
McDonald la in background.
Inalde the Hollow Barth very little if any gravity la
required. The centrifugal force of our whlrUng earth
tenda to puah aU thlnga agalnat the Inner aurface of the
earth.
That aong called, "Juat Over In The Glory Land” la
abaolutely true. The Glory Land of Paradlae la over
acroaa from ua. It la neither up or down.
Study a tfobe of the world. It makea one complete
turn every 34 houra. Aa thla big world tuma over each
day, we turn over with It. Thla world and we who live on
It never remain atUl, or In place one place for one
aecond. Thla very moment we are about 1000 mllea from
where we were one hour ago, or 6000 mllea from where
we were alx houra ago etc.
If you attempt to explain thU to any one do thla: Draw
a large circle. Put a bUck dot on the circle. Thla dot
repreaenta your location on thla earth. The place where
you live cUnga to thla whirling world by meana of
gravity. Aa we turn, we are alwaya acroaa from
Paradlae.
Many of the thlnga we print in the Mirror Herald may
not be yet aeen by other beUevera, but we atand on the
Rock (Jeaua). We are grounded In baalc trutha of
aalvatlon (Teahua).
We at the mlnlatry of Poaltlve People Worldwide wlah
not to debate, nor to deatroy any orthodox Bible truth.
But we aa a body, promote and teach greater truth not
yet known to beUevera.
Padgett Completes Requirements
I
Dr. PhlUp G. Padgett of
Klnga Mountain haa
completed continuing
education requlrementa to
retain active memberahlp
In the American Academy
of Family Phyalclana, the
national aaaoclatlon of
family doctora. The
Academy formerly waa
called the American
Academy of General
Practice.
The requlrementa caU
for membera to complete a
minimum of 160 houra of
accredited continuing
medical atudy every three
yearn. Membera become
eUglble for re-election at
the end of the third year
foUowlng their election to
memberahlp. The
Academy, the countiy’a
aecond largeat national
medical aaaoclatlon, waa
group to require membera
to keep up with medical
progreaa through con
tinuing education.
The Academy, founded
hi 1047 and headquartered
in Kanaaa City, Mo., waa
Inatrumental In the
eatabllahment of a new
primary apeclalty in
famUy practice In 1060.
The new apeclalty la ex
pected to Increaae the
numbera of family
phyalclana available to
aerve the pubUc In the
future. The Academy's
continuing education
program la the foundation
of eUglbUlty for famUy
doctora now In practice
who apply for certification
In the new apeclaUty.
Brigade, reoeatty ergaalaed by fe
he firm, and probably the only
HW'a Ore brigade in the dty. Front
lont Induatiiea Barbara McDonald, AUce Drum, Bomde Owem, Dli
male employee RusaeU, Peggy Truadale, and Unda Barnette. Bi
predominately row, from left, James Watkins, Tim Boyd, Joe BeU i
row, from left, Mike Truadale.
Training Seminar Scheduled
Wanted to own and
operate candy or
Confection vending
route. Kings Mountain
I A
Bricklaying Course Scheduled At Cleveland Tech
A bricklaying oourao for last for 11 weeks with
May 7 at • a.m. In the
bricklaying buUdIng on the
Oavoland Tech campus.
practical work In how to 66-hour course la the usual
, u ^ "xl spread morter, 18 reglatratlon tee payable
m««tlng Monday j^y Ortega and blocks, and at the flrat class meeting,
and Tuaaday mornings 0 Pemona age 66 and older
a.m. to noon. Guy Wells a proper use of the masonry
long time brick mason and rule. Simple construction
experienced teacher will projects will constitute a
Instruct the classes. large part of the course.
by Tech’s continuing
odueatlon dopartmont, will
The course la geared to The only charge for the
are exempt by state law
from paying the fee. Ad
ditional Information may
be obtained by calling 483-
8861 Monday through
Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Continuing
Education Department of
CVleveland Tech has
scheduled a training
seminar for secretarial
and clerical personnel for
Wed., May 16, at 9 a.m.
The class will meet at
the Shelby Elks Club, and
will conclude about 4 p.m.
This is a new program
developed by Dr. Robert
Kline which is designed as
a follow-up to his other fine
programs. Topics for
discussion will include files
management, word
processing (mail
processing and postal and
shipping services), human
relations, and decision
making.
Dr. Kline is professw of
Business Education in the
department of Business
Administration at Win-
tfart^ College, and is a very
capable lecturer and
seminar leader. He has
conducted several suc
cessful programs in
Shelby.
Cost for the program will
be $25 and will include the
registration fee, lunch and
all materials. In wder to
plan for the noon meal and
prepare materials, contact
Cleveland Tech’s Con
tinuing Education
Department (482-8351) on
or before Fri. May 11.
part time. Age or ex
perience not Important
Eagle Induatrlee
7S18WaysataBlvd.
In(depen(dence National’s new interest/
checking account may be the shot heard
‘round the banking world: we call it our
Liberty Account because it frees all your
available funds to earn interest.
THE INTEREST/CHECKING PLAN
FROM INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK.
NOW,EARN
INTEREST
OVALL
It works like this: You’ll still maintain two
accounts — checking and savings — but
now, until you write a check, all your funds
remain in savings earning 5% interest. As
you write checks, funds are instantly trans
ferred to your checking account to pay
them.
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Your checking balance remains at zero be
fore and after we pay your checks and all
your money stays where it does you the
most good — in savings.
If you maintain a $2,000 savings balance, your
Liberty Account service is absolutely free. A
lower balance will be charged $3.00 per month
plus 14C per check.
THEM(»»JEY
VOUPUTIN
THE BANK.
If you prefer, you may elect to use your Liberty Account
for overdraft protection alone, with transfers made
only when your checking balance is not
sufficient to cover a check you’ve written.
The charge is only $1 per transfer.
Your Independence National banker can
provide all the details about our new Liberty
Account. Stop by soon.
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NATIONAL
DANA
Member FDIC
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