Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-02-08
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IChrlStianS do not have an anch-
or which would hold them stea-
dy. They are like ship on a
storm-tossed sea without a rud-
der, or compass, therefore, not
knowing where they were 60
ing. If these representatives of
our government, all the way
from the President down to the
county and town officials are
real Christians, who have &C
ccpted Christ as their personal
Saviour and God as their Faith
cr, and maker of all the uni
verse, they have an anchor, be-
cause they have conscience of
what is right and wrong. II they
are not certain about these
things then they can go to God
in prayer and ask him what is
best for our nation as a whole.
We have to-day as of January
10, 1885,, 97,482,611 people in
the United States who are mem-
berS of the churches. These
christians can control the de-
stiny of our country by seeking
cut and finding Christians, both
men and women who are well
qualified for offices in any
branch of government service.
Two things, thought, are seri-
ously lacking, and unless they
are corrected we can not hope
to continue our present way of
life, which is being gradually
erroded by extreme LEFT wing
ers, socialists, and communists
We, the people, must awake
and study the American Hertz
age, so that we may preserve it
by selecting only Christians,
both men and women, to the
vsriouS offices as servants of
the people.
Finally, we must realize if
politics are rotten, it is only be-
cause the Christians allow it to
become rotten by Sinking their
duty-their privilege to vote
and allowing socialists, crooked
minority groups in government
and out of government, to put
their candidates into office. To
ycu, the Christian people of A
mcrica, / would give you this
admonition: select the proper
man and then instead of stay
ing at home and rot voting, get
out and vote for those who
should be n office.
The Christian people must not
take the attitude of letting Geo.
rye do the joh, but we must org
;nize and see that all the people
get out and vote. We cannot
hope tC change the present trend
unless we have good men work
ing in cVCrY precinct in Aneri-
ca. The communists have $4,000
men working in common pat
riotic-Sounding organizations,
according TO an article written
by Mr.. Victor RicScl, to elect
men who will permit them to
infiltrate our government. 9th
or organizations have money to
get votes for their men. Shall
NC do less? If so. we do not de-
serve to have freedom.
History gives us the record of
Iall the past great civilizations
(which persisted when destroyed
q by other groups, but first those
nations were destroyed within
! by letting the wrong men 1Ct in
power and control the govern
ncnt, which becomes more and
more rotten. We can easily do
out votes to get the right men in
office and rctnin and b%rpciuatc
car Democratic way of life.
Bailey r. Tally, NJ. D.
scribed in that certain deed
from Mrs. NJ. l.. BIackmOn
and husband. c. ID. Blackmon,
to Golden ii. NeaIey, dated
December 81, 1913, and re-
corded in Book 1874. page 259,
Records of Columbus County,
n. G.
Said property will be sold
Subject 10 all unpaid taxes and
assessments against said prop
crty; and said property is sold
lSubject to all liens of record
that was recorded prior to the
jdate of recording of the above
deed of trust.
Posted this the lst day of
February, 1856.
d. F. McGougan, Jr.