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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1961-06-15
Stated Again. And Well
when GOOD Men KEEP SILENT

Sc1ty. The Communists cleverly
build up their propaganda,
made SO easy by our coopera-
ton. The emerging African and
Asian nations look at us. and
they do not always like what
they see. The cold war RACES
on. The city becomes the talk
of the world. The mederates
keep silent, unwilling to act and
throw in with one side or an
other.
And SO by de fault they
strengthen the hand of the Sc
gregationists who miss no OPP
portunity to further their cause.
The moderate layman is afraid
for his job - a real fear be-
cause the segregationists are
organized and know how to
apply pressure. The moderate
clergyman fears offending his
congregation, again real dan
ger, knowing that some will fall
away if they are faced with a
hard decision. Though he il
logically continues to pre- ach
against birth control, another
hard decision for his congrega-
tion.)
I find it difficult to condemn
these people, for I do not know
what | would do if I were faced
with their problems. Their ILL
advised inaction in the past has
put them on the defensive. Deep
in their hearts they know that
discrimination is cancerous
moral evil, but they have lost
the initiative; now 9TH ing
short of widespread personal
heroism will restore the right
order.
It is a difficult choice, and I
do not envy them their position.
Against the day of reckoning
they need us their fellow
members Of the Mystical Body
and our prayers. For inevi-
tably the day will come when
they will be forced to stand up
and be counted publicly, when
they will be forced to stand
up and be count e d publicly,
when they must speak out.
Speak up they must, for they
cannot continue to ignore the
call to action sounded by the
American Bishops in their 1853
s a e m e mt on discrimination,
when the Bishops prayed that
responsible and sober minded
Americans of all religious
faiths, in all areas Of our land,
will seize the mantle of leader
ship from the agitator and the
raciSt. It is vital that we act
now and act decisively," they
said. Cali must act quietly, cour
ageously, and prayerfully be-
fore it Is too late"
When good men keep silent,
organized evil always t lands
ready to step in and make it
even more difficult for us to
speak. Yet, the times cry out
for the voices Of all good men
to be heard, for Christian voices
to be heard on the side of Christ
Silence can be golden. Il
can also be just plain yellow.
DONALD ]. THORMAN
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1961-06-15

So okav I'll admit I'm lazy; however, it isn't for that
I've decided to this space today the column
that ran in the using because I'm money
have exceeded the supply on hand
And that's all there is to that. Okay?
To verify the first chapter of Genesis have only to
walk into the next where I'm sitting and
look in the Gideon Bible STOLE however, much prefer
to do it the hard wayfrom memory seem to recall that
somewhere about twentyffth to twentyeghth verse
God got around to making man. When He pulled that stunt
it was getting Saturday afternoon the sixth day.
admit that my Interpretation of the Book OF Genesis
presently under discussion the first chapter may be
bit u-schoarly if nothing else trust II be forgiven
my lack of academic presentation, if you please
AS + read the first chapter get the idea that God
spent over five days work creating the heaven and
the earth and creeping crawling critters and indeed
everything is, except q do not wish to SIT IN
Judgment God but He may well have made HIS second
mistake Saturday afternOon Anyway seems TO me
that something of an aferthought to God nave
the feeling that when God finished His weeks work. he
sat down. looked around and quite pleased but sud-
denly snapped His fingers and remembered He ought
to make just thngthat thing turned out to be
Personally don't blame God for anything; anyone
can make snap decision that know however can
say that wish God had not been SO darned religious You
see He was pressed for had His aferthough
and hasty job DONE obviously Had He been wiling
to work on Sunday the seventh day. do believe that
little patch work. refinement, something could have
been done on/to/by/and for His afterthought.
could cite countless things that lend themselves to
my Interpretation of the beginning but the most recent
I've noticed to do with the good aterthoughts OF the
ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Day School in Jackson
Miss The Board Trustees voted to the Rector OF
the the board of the private school The school
Is for white Christians only, and according to tape re-
cording secured by breaking laws, moral and civil, the
Rector attended bracal meeting, held the 18th of
March.
Some comment has been made about the fact that
two persons who'd attended the meeting had been inter
the telephone their tapped without
their knowledge their interviewer having said he was
Claude Sitton York Times, who at the time of
the tapping of interviews, in his office in Atlanta.
But heavens must fight fire with fire. and
all that The seriousness Of the matter cannot be
stressed The Edward Harrison board member the
white private day school, attended the bracial meeting
and present Negro Students of whom had taken
CONTINUED Page y SO e.s.@s
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1961-06-15

THE OTHER SIDE OF
JORDAN, by Harry S. Ash
more, w. w. Norton & Com
pany, Inc, New York, 1860.
ISIS PIP. Cloth, $3.50.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-27

1Great Grandparents-Mr. ana,
MIS-. Willie Andersen. 0rea,
grandmother - Mrs. Eta Hin
SON. Mrs. c. w. Todd, Mrs,
Vernon Gurganus. Mrs. Jessie
Ellis. Mrs. Philip Mcpherson,
hev. and Mrs. e. p. Armstrong
Jr., Mrs. Carrie Jacobs. Mrs. j.
ID. johnson. MIR. and Mrs.
Rhonc Anderson. Ben Hunt
and Ronald Hinson.
Tony, Mitzi Gayc and Hal
Ellis. Nancy johnson. willard
Andy Mcpherson. Ned ant!
Susan Armstrong. Teal Ganus,
Teresa and Kent Gurganus.
Kim and Mazzic Todd Tommy
Rcxannc Anderson.
On Wednesday evening De.
ccmbcr, 10th the Fellowship
Hall of Lebanon Methods,
Church was the seem. of a
Baby Shower in honor of Mrs.
Brenda w. Stocks. Co-hostcss
for the OCCASION were Mrs.
carthon Hinson. Mrs. Freddie
Strickland and Mrs. Eunicc
Ward.
Upon arrival nc honorcc
was presented corsagc by
ih" host"sScs of rod and white
appropriate for the occasion.
After the hOnorcc opened
her many nice and useful gifts
guests were served refresh
mcnts. Miss Sara Ward served
egg-nOg from a crystal punch
bowl and Mrs. Freddie Strick-
land served cake squares.
MINIS and nuts were served
also. The rcfreShmcnt table
was ovcrlaid with a white linen
cloth and the center was plac-
cd three blue candles and en-
twincd with Japanese pine.
Approximately twenty five
guests were present.
The impressive ceremony of
the Christening of the infant
daughter AllySon Dac of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ID. Baldwin Of
Whitcvillc took place Christ
mas Eve Night prior to the
evening message by our pastor
The Rev. +. u. Armstrong, Jr.
Mrs. Baldwin is the former
Margaret Dac Long of this
community. Standing with
them were their son Jerry,
Grandmother Mrs. Ada Long,
great Aunt Mrs. Dora Mac
Ward.
Congratulations To Mr.. and
Mrs. lioyt Naught a son born
cd December 18th at Columbus
County Hospital They have
chosen Mark DClcon as hi.
name. Mrs. Vaughi is the for
mcr Alma Ellis of this COM
munity.
Mis-. Eta lI!nson lad Il, ;rr
guest Sunday the following
Mrs. RcSSic HinSon Rodney
hlnSon. Mr.. and Mrs. Dow
HinsOn.
Mr.. and Ms. Dan lIinSOn.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-27

Danny Rae and Myra Dae. of
Iron Hill. MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd
Hinson. Ben. Ronald and
Elaine, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. "
Todd. Barry. Mazzic and Kim,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Gurgan-
us, Teresa and Kent, Mrs.
Rachel Ward all of Clarendon
Route l., Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
kimbro Danny. Keith and
LcSa, Mrs. Matte Gore and
Miss Media Gore of White
rillc and MIR. and Mrs. Foster
Reynolds Of Florence =. G.. All
of Mrs. Hinson's children wcrc
present and they enjoyed the
fellowship. exchanging of gifts
and the bountiful dinner in
celebration of Christmas.
Mrs. Ada Long had as her
guests during the holiday her
children Mr.. and Mrs. Elbcri
Long and Terry of Statcsvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Baldwin
Jerry and AllySon Dac and Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvan Mckee of
Whitcvillc.
Wishing all of YOU Il HAP
Ply NEW YEAR.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-27
Bethel IT ews

snaring and enjoying the gifts
all were invited to the dining
area. The rcfrcshmcnt table
reid the lovely white four tier
cd birthday cake decorated i'm
green and rcd and topped with
one red candle. After the sing
ing OF Happy Birthday To
Kent the guests were served
decorated cup cakes. apple
cake. iced drinks and coffee to
the following the honorec's
parents MIR. and Mrs. Mitchell
Strickland. GRANDPARENTS
MI. and Mrs. Lloyd Hinson
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-12-27
BY - MRS. LLOYD HINSu

III "No. LLo1D HLNSON
= On Tuesday evening De-
cembcr 18th Mr.. and Mrs,
Lloyd Hinson honored their
grandson Mitchell Kent Strick-
land. Jr.. with a party at their
nome, the occasion being his
iirst birthday. AS little guests
arrived they were invited into
inc living room and den with
their mothers or parents. Get
ting acquainted and playing
"crc enjoyed by all after
when the hOnorcc's mother
opened tho gifts for him. After
, 1961-04-12
90 a,sN 0fskY DELIVERS First Message
- gHy.n lSlaIILs legislature

tration, the need for solid think
ing on specific programs, it seems
likely to me that we will have to
meet again in special session some
time later this year.
In the sixty days ahead the Lee
gislature will be called upon to
consider, among other things, the
following groups Of matters which
have priority status.
First, there will be matters to
be brought to the attention OF the
Congress. It seems desirable, for
example, for this Legislature to-
adopt a formal resolution con-
corning the proposed reduction of
exemption from United States
custom duty for returning tourists.
Submissions have already been
made by this Legislatures able
Washington representative, acting
in conjunction with counsel for
the trade association, but this
should be fortified by formal &C
ton Of the Legislature.
a second category will include
appropriations and other, legisla-
ton which is necessary for the
operation of the Government.
CONTINUED tomorrow
, 1961-04-12
ABUNDANT LIFE
BY ORAL RoBERTs
WHAT IS ABUNDANT LIFE?

You learn that no material
need, however great, can get
you down. You have Christ to
lean on. Remember that Cod
answers prayer for material
needs just as He answers
prayer for spiritual needs. So
in times Of need, God is there
to help you through those dark
days. People who trust in God
to see them through are never
disappointed
AS a Christian, when you be-
come i'll, when medical science
in all its Cod-given power fails
to make you well, you know
that you can turn to Christ.
Christ is everything good. The
devil is everything bad. With
Christ by your side to help you,
illness does not take on the
import that ii would if you
were not a believing Chris
tan. For now you know that
Christ has the power to heal
that sick body Of yours.
Christ spent two-thirds Of
His earthly ministry healing the
sick. So there's no doubt III
your mind. You know God can
heal you'll And He will when
you believe and expect Him to-
heal you. "
Abundant living IS freedom
from the fear that arises frOrr1
material problems, spiritual
problems and illness.
When you really accep[
Christ as your Saviour, and be-
lieve, then you are on the rosA
to Abundant Lifel
, 1961-04-12

lily ministry is called the
as ut Life Ministry For
t past Is years | have been
Z : up anl down the land,
ito every state and many,
~ areas overseas, preaching
the message of Abundant Life.
\, hat IS Abundant Lifep
Abundant Life is what Christ
has ii Store for those who ac-
&C Him and trust Him to
b II all their needs-physical,
spiritual and material.
Abundant Life is Christ, Civ
ing back to you everything the
devil has taken away from you.
Abundant Life is Christ, TAX
ing off you everything the devil
has put on you.
Abundant Life is Christ, TAX
ing out Of you everything the
dell has put in you.
Abundant Life is Christ put
ting back into you everything
the devil has taken out Of you.
This is life-the Abundant
Life.
How can you receive Album
dant Lifep By repenting Of your
sins before Christ, by accept
ing Christ as your personal Saw
Jour and then-and these are
the most important steps-be-
lieving that Christ has accepted
you, and living with the feeling
that Christ has saved your soul.
When you find Christ, it is
then that abundant living be-
gins! You then learn that no
fear, however great, can defeat
you because Christ is walking
by your side.
, 1961-04-12
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Thursday & Friday
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Saturday
Warner Bros. presents
BORDER SHOWDOWN"
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Warner Bros. presents
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with Gary Cooper
Sun. : Mon. : Tues.
GOLIATH AND THE
-BARBARTANS"
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Sleeves Reeves, Chelo Alfonso,
Bruce Cabot
This Is the story of the fabulous
Giant of Giants.
Also latest worldwide News
, 1961-04-12

WELFARE
The caseload has not in
creased since last July. Full
employment ii the Virgin
Islands and a careful study
OF each case toward rehabi-
litation of the individual
have made this saving pos
sible. The Department Of
Social Welfare will con
tinue its ecorts to increase
grants unit the Ultimate
goal Of an assistance grant
providing 10000 Of need for
every needy person is
reached.
, 1961-04-12
CONTINUED from yesterday

6AI2o Il4ACA6 IAlC 4tCploCo 6dAAAS
Act Of 1854.
am making available to the
Legislature the report of activi-
ties in the past year presented in
the end of March by the heads of
departments to Governor MerWin
pursuant to his request of March
is.
Insofar as those reports contain
suggestions for legislation you will
understand, of course, that they
are not offered as my legislative
program. | have not had time to
consider these legislative recon-
mendations. I merely pass these
reports along as material on the
state of the Territory.
There is work to be done and
detectives to be sought if we are
to carve out a rightful role in the
New Frontier of our dyaan4c new
leader, President Jonn i. ken
nedy.
MY broad detectives for the
Virgin Islands have been covered
in the inaugural Address / de-
livered on April S. However, /
should Like to emphasize the more
important and imperative goals
on which you and / must work
Immediately. WE MUST
(a) AID our people in gaining a
home Of their own. (b) Expand
and develop our tourist economy
on a year-round basis. (c) DlDver-
sify our economy, I'D Produce
more Of the food items which we
consume. (e) Improve the quality
Of our education. 20 Provide a
better garbage removal system,
(g) Completely eliminate the
nightsoil removal system. CHI In
crease our supply Of potable
water. ID Increase u power sup
ply. (D Upgrade the quality and
efficiency of our housekeeping
services. (k) Embark on an ex-
panded public works program
including: 1.Better hospital, 2. Bet
ter schools, 5. Better housing, A..
Better roads, 5. Better public
utilities, s. Up-to-date airports, 7.l
Harbor improvements, 5. Sensi-
BILE coming and planning, 9. Pro-
per flood control.
What of the specific programs
to carry out these broad objec-
tiveS?
Production men in industry re-
fer to q so-called lead time that
is necessary before articles can
start coming off the assembly line.
Similarly in government and
legislative work, as you well
know, there is a minimum of time
required to develop specific pro-
grams and specific legislation.
Let our eyes be lifted to the
Heavens, but let us keep our feet
on the ground.
The calendar, unfortunately,
presents us with problems.
In view Of the mere handful Of
days since my Inauguration, the
, 1961-04-12
z
mornings.

1872
The public in the Fred
eriksted area is cordially ill
vited to make full use Of the
services available to them
at this Office, For further
contact can be
made with Mrs. Anita Rey-
nolds, local Office Manager
Christiansted, St. Croix, or
call Christiansted 111W.
, 1961-04-12

Richmond, telephone num-
Der C-3O5W, and in Fred
eriksted, the Queen Louise
Home or the Department Of
Social Welfare, Child We'll
fare Division, telephone
number C-29.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-15

Unit Replacement Prog ain,
and are NOW assigned 10 the
.in Divisions LIST Battalion
Gruup. 3lSt Infantry.
The movement OF the mems
unl, from Font Riley, Kan,
MAS the Iir>t time battle
.guup has been transported
completely by air To .:nrva un-
der ONUREP Operation ON-
UREP Is designed to provide
infantry requirements ior units
81 Korea ON a unit exchange
ASS IL battle group level.
The 7th is one of two highly
tanned L :. Army combat
divisions which have remain
co IL Korea since Tie Korea"
War as part OF tho L. s. force,
maintaining a shield OF dcIvn. e
against aggression.
IN, mon tre assigned To- The
Infantry, Company +
Caus. y. whose wiir. Emicv.
IL" parents. M. and Mrs. An
drew 3. Caus.y. live On Star
Route !. entered Ia, Army IN
November 1860 and received
basic training al Fort Riley.
He i- ID 1857 graduate Of Cor
way Hj"h School.
Er,D,,,..'r ,.,r "a, M, .,I
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-15
: FREE WILL. HaPrIsl

AsHE FREE WILL. BAPTIST
H;RCH: Rev. l.arence Crib
pastor. sunday School 100
= NJ: Worship Services 2nd
.Hd 9Th Sundays y.co A II:
md and 18th Sur lay - on p. IA
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday
Z 90 + NJ
st. FRANCIS XAVIER ca,
EHnLIC CHCRCH: Rev. Arth-
" l.. Duncan. Pastor: Sunday.
Mass n s.40 9. m: Confession
- . - a. m. ho!S ukys: Mas
at s - a. m
HEW LIFE BAPTIsT: Rev. d
Clyde FrInc. castor, Sunds,
School At 1906 A NJ. WORSHIP
Service lod Sunday at l. o. A
". and .tn Sunday at 7 10 = "
CIT R;H OF GOD: Cor. Sixth
Iud Lewis 81 Rev Gordon
Fowler. Pastor. = ) iGeH 4 II,
Morning Worship II. YPE 2 .
~. Iyangelstic Services 100
n. Bible study and Prayer.
We'd : 20 p NJ
CSIBPTHWS rHFFNIIL IA.
PTIST: Pastor 49, Rev. Clarence
C,1bs,. Sunday Schooi 1000 An
WORSHIP Service 30 p NJ each
sunday. Prayer Service ESQ .
r Thursday.
rAEDLINN BAPTIST. Rev J.
=. jonas. Pastor. :. : 1000
4 IN. Morning worship n 90:
Training Union T.ON p M. Eve
n'Uc Worship 500 IN. mid
week prayer service $40 A. III.
DcaCnns meet Friday before
first Sunday.
EMiNTEL HOLINESS CHUk-
Oh, J. = Ious- Plytur. Sunday
School IN m sorship service
End and tth Sundays. YPE
Sunday ut $50 .. m: .o,C week
araycr So ice 7t5 p m.
LAwNDALR BAPTIST: Rev.
Il. u. Gsekin, Pastor: SundS,
School u 90 A. NJ: Worship
Service 2Td Sun. Il 90 A. NJ.
PIREwAr FREEwIIL BA2s
fist CHrHCH: Rev Clarence
Crib, pastor: Sunday School
ieO a NJ worship ii 90 4 n;
Evening Services ! 20 r n 90
First and Third Sundays.
IRON HILL BAPTIST
Sunday School g:f5 A N: Train
ing Union. $40 p NJ: WMU. LIST
Monday In each month, Wor-
ship Services. II 90 A M. and
100 E VI. Officers and Teach.
ers' Meeting. Wednesday. TOO
2 NJ.
GREEN SEA BAPTIST: Ray
Morgan Gilresth. Pastor: Sun.
day School 300 A. NJ; B. T. z,
100 P. N: Evening Worship
500 p. M.
ANTIOCH BAPTIST: SUNDAY
School 1000 A. NJ. Preaching
Sat. before End Sunday 11:a0 A
NJ. Sch Sunday II 90 A. N.
EMERSON FREEwILL BAP.
list; Rey. A l. Duncan, Past
or. Preaching Sat before ltf
sunday TOO r. M. eth Sunday
morning II 90 A. NJ; Sunday
School 1000 A. n.
City Firms:
Carroll SaIes ComosnV
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-15

This Directory Sponsored
Rueys Clothing Store
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-15

by the Following Tabor {
w. F. Cos Compsn
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-15

filled "',tlI case histories OF he
AZ - iepcuaent ,n4idgsn 9r,
gram which show the many
ways tina; this program has
helped strengthen family life
and make families jnl.epend-
cnt.
T0daNS case histories she's.
one common dGnuminator in
the families OF AID 10 depend
cnt chilircn-that they had
made " real effort - hello
themselves.
One such family had tour
children. The father WAS dead
arc the another hau tried in
every way 20 maintain II salts
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-15

NEW LIFE BAPTIST: Il.
C"owel Powell. Pastor. Sim
day Schoo. 1880 a n. Worship
Se~v.C" second Sunday i 80 Y
m. Fourth Sunday at II ~ a N
PINE LEVEL FsFF WILL
BAPTIST: rev. E.lv Aardee
Pastor; Ssnday Ecsool eco y.
II; WORSHIP Service 3rj Sunday
=. " d. IT.
MT. ZION BAPTIST: Past.
sr, Rev G ClyGe PRICE,
sunday Srnoo. iJ:Pn \. NJ
Rno@rt Grange. Supt Wor-
thip Ss-"ce IL A. M. Sat.
.eiore ard III IS: Sun., STd
sun. 700 Z. 81. Prayer Ser
yes. Sun. 80 p. n
HATTiiUNIs TEEIGNILL IA
PfiSI tr;I E'E: h"v. ClaT-
snCe C.lur. pa-sJOr sunday
S.uyJ' i" ~ \ III. Worship il 90
Z, VI Econ, and !GaTth San
DAYS Er.rr=S Services 7.3G
ON TIu> WESLEYAN ME-
TIDbI>I :Hl RtA Rev. hal
r fryS.n, Fa. a-rr. SUNDAY Scf,oO.
I.t5 4 N Wesleyan Youth 200
, ri Evemus Services 7:aO;
"rayer Services I Al m Sun
Jays and "tunsdIys
GRASSY nAP BSpIIST CIT
6CH: " Poster daIrelDn
pa tor Sunday School ia 4 II
Worship Services II 4 NJ 2nd
Ana 4th SUNDAYS. Jst ord 3rd
SUNDAY Nights At ?'3D. PrayP,
ersiCCs T. ~ on s-EUnAvs and
WrdpcsGas'
CLaRrSDON CHURCH OF
CHRIST: Bi1i% stray 1900 A.
NJ Morning Vr-sT.f IL VI A
M Fvnui.r Wo-,ari- I'm ".
NJ. Wndr cadsy Firie Study
7.30 y. NJ
SANDY PLAIN BAPTIST: Rev
G.. f;yds Prince. pastor. Sun
day school a. ~ =. M: Wor-
snip Serve. b. sunday al
IL 90 a. Nj. f.. sunday night
Mt 7 20 +. n
JONES STRUT MISSION
My BAPTIST CDJRCH:
Rev. l. J. Todd I,a.Gr, w. !
ligrd"c : s supL. r. II. Ga.sk-
.r - p &. Dlra,'o, w "
0.i"" and I. &C. CasEir,. Dcn-
- md u.s. sun 100 4 "
2nd Hnd i'h Sun. ~ 20 = VI
+urja School 10 m 4 NJ
I'rayo' service each
Wednesday ..... 800 y. ".
stAREN pUS BAPTi-1. f,ev.
Joe Sta~INv. Pastor. Sunday
school 10 .On 3. M: Trsining
linton j3n J. NJ. Prayer Meet
ny. Wednesday, ? 80 =. Nj: wor-
hip Services 'At and 3rd sun
ave 100 4 ". 2nd and 4tb
iUndsyr 40 = u WINS Mon
lay eve"irE After ist Sunday.
PETBEL METHODIST
- + Nrngtrorv. rartor Sundgp
school 1906 \ " Morning Ser
VIC" FIRST and Third Sundays
at II 90 A VI. Second and
Fourth Sundays AZ 7:3O r NJ.
by the Following Tabor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-15

AsHE FREE WILL. BAPTIST
[ H;RCH: Rev. l.arence Crib
pastor. sunday School 1901
= NJ: Worship Services 2nd
and 9Th Sundays y'C1 A II:
md and 9Th Sur lay - On p. Nj.
t1dyer Meeting. Wednesday
20 + NJ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-11-15
New! sYNcHRoWIzEO AIR, OIL CONTROL GIVES
ct the turn of q diui!

Imagine! Turning just
one dial on the new
Sicgler Home Heater
feeds the exact amour;
of oil into the burner.
fans the fire with the
exact amount OF air;
then syuchroHizc& the
blower speed 10 give yoi.
perfect SUPER Floor
Heat The new Sirrlcr-
matte Control Svstcm
means even greater fuel
savings by ASSURING tn
most economical fire al
ways. I'm fact a Sicglcr
pays for itself.