The Lincoln times., 1954-11-01
20 Million Are
Looking To You

NeHHssS
Looking To You
Church World Service-CROP
is faced with Appalling Needs of
Refugees in circumstances not of
heir own making. The only way
even make dent in these
leeds is for every Church-every
'astor-every individual Chris
ian to respond.
Respond with your prayers for
5heSe people:
Respond by organizing a
Clothing Drive this Fall and then
continue sending clothing for year
'ound shipment to the N. c..
Clothing Centers;
Respond by organizing or now
loining our County CROP Com
mittee in its collection of farm
commodities to exchange for sur
1lus foods for shipment overseas
o the multitudes in need;
Respond by sharing the thrill
ing story of the vast amount of
Free Surplus Foods ready to be
delivered to hungry peoples in
many parts of the world;
Respond by letting your conSti-
.uentS and friends know how far
heir money goes when given
through Church World Service
CROP.
$500 delivers 1000 servings of
cheese.
$4,000 delivers 100000 cups
of milk.
S500.00 delivers butter for
$50. 900 slices of bread.
s5,000.0C delivers one car
load of butter and one carload of
cheese and Az carloads of milk.
We are "our brothers keeper. -
We must respond to their needs.
TO HELP-give through your
County CROP Committee. Or,
give through your Church desi-
gnating gifts for the CROP Sur
plus Program. Or, send contribu-
tions to CROP, Box 6637, College
Station, Durham. N. C.
8 Counties have completed their
work and reported zone to send
in check.
Counties are now canvassing
and reports expected soon.
80 additional counties are or
ganized and ready to canvass at
short notice
IL more counties are in various
stages of preparation and organi-
7ation.
Sc Total-completed, canvass
ing or in preparation.
NORTH CAROLINA CROP
SPECIALS
Dried Milk Project-N. c. Milk
/ Producers Federation were the
SPONSORS. Total cash returns are
S1O9.76.
Seed Project-Sponsored by the
N. C. Seedsmen's Association
/ Their Committee is at work ano
checking with each Dealer
through Statesmen. One large
state Youth Group may partici-
pate late this Fall.
Chick Project - Sponsored by
the Poultry Industry and Feec
Mfg's. and Dealers. Is Area Chair
men and many others are con
tacting some 5000 for gifts O.
eggs and cash. $4,000 eggs arr
sought. Plans are in the maxim!
TO set for the hatch Thanksgiving
week.
Haiti Cattle Project - abou
ready to close out and ship. q
head of registered bulls. hogs
Jacks and o.Oats make up thu
shipment. valued at S2,790.00,
One Holstein-F -Friesian bull valu.
ed at $500 was contributed by
tho Holstein- Friesian Association
and sent to Europe, country tt
be announced.
Council Church World Service
- CROP Clothing Project ha;
collected and shipped 24,000 lbs
/ of used clothing. 5000 lbs. il
| AtIllClS. WI COullVlCo dlIO oSNSA q
more cities preparing to collect.
S o S-Share Our Surplus
N. C. Council and CROP mailed
l25 sos Packets to non-CROF
Counties and communities. Il
more are to be sent out.
STATEMENT ON KNOWN
RETURNS
DepositS-March l to
October l5. 1854 S 8,4l8.5l
Lincoln County reports
on hand and ready to
send to us 1870;
Vacation Church Schools
sent National Office
credited to us l08.7I
Value of the HolStein-
Friesian Bull ready
shipped 10000
Estimated value of the
cattle to 90 to Haiti 2,790.0(
Sl3,429.3l