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Thursday, July 23 . 1964
Layona Glenn
Says . .
One of the most convinc
ing proofs of the divine in
spiration of the Bible is its
applicability to every day
life and the problems of
every generation.
Take Paul's letter to the
Ephesians Chapter 6:12;
What could be more true of
our present situation? Al
though we are not in open,
declared war with an y
nation, we are in a mess! He
describes it perfectly!
“We wrestle not against
flesh and blood, but against
principalities, against pow
ers, against the ruler of
darkness in this world,
against spiritual wickedness
in high places.”
How accurately he points
out just the defense we need:
“Wherefore, take unto you
the whole armor of God that
ye may be able to withstand
in the evil day, and having
done all, to stand. Stand,
therefore, having your loins
girt about with truth, and
having on the breastplate of
rightousness, and your feet
shod with the preparation of
the gospel of peace; above
all taking the shield of faith,
wherewith ye shall be able
to quench all the fiery darts
of the wicked and take the
helmet of Salvation.” And
then he indicates the only
arm that we need, but must
have! “The sword of the
Spirit which is the Word of
God.”
This “sword of the Spirit,
the word of God” was the
only weapon that Jesus,
Himself, used against Satan
in the time of His temp
tation in the wilderness,
(Matt. 4:1-11) and it is all
we need against the temp-
There are two very important items about our organization.
First, our Customers. They keep us in business; and a close
second is our Co-workers (employees to some folks)
7/16/64
Mr. Crowe:
Mr. Wallace Scarborough of your organization somehow found out |
that I was leaving on my vacation on Saturday. He called me at my office
Tuesday and asked if he could not pick up my car so he could check it over
before I went on my trip. I, of course, told him that this would be fine.
He drove out to my house, left his car for my wife to use, and took
my car. He delivered it back to my house and told my wife it was all set
to go with exception of oil and gas. He also made contact with mn and told
me in detail what he had done to make my car "long-trip worthy."
It is seldom in this day and time that you find anyone who will give
you service like this and he will show this much interest in doing a good job
for you. As he put it, "I did everything to your car that I would have done
to mine if I were going on a similar trip.
This I appreciate.
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tations that come to us.
Then he calls to mind our
source of strength; “Praying
always with all prayer and
supplication in the Spirit and
watching thereunto with all
perseverance!"
Notice how often Paul
uses the word STAND.
Stand. Be sure you are right.
1 hen stand firm and un
afraid in whatever situation.
Whatever others may do
or say; whoever may think
or do differently; high ups
or low downs; you stand.
If you know you are right
and have the independence
and the courage to stand
firm and serene, soon others
will join you and stand with
you, and the victory will be
won.
Jerry Bray And
Walter Pope To
Attend Meeting
Two Newton County
pharmacists, Jerry Bray of
Covington and Walter Pope
of Porterdale, will at
tend the National Conven
tion of the American Phar
maceutical Assn, in New
York City on August 2-6.
Mrs. Bray will accompany
her husband and the three
will leave Covington Satur
day for the Eastern area,
sighseeing along the route.
During the convention the
pharmaceists will have a
chance to meet President
Lyndon Johnson, who will
be present for some of the
sessions at the Grand Ball
room of the New York Hilt
on Hotel.
Starrsville Revival
Set July 27 - 31
REV. GREENE
The Starrsville Methodist
Church will hold its summer
revival the week of July 27-
31. The Rev. George 0.
Greene, Associate Pastor of
the First Methodist Church,
Decatur, Georgia, will be the
guest preacher.
Rev. Greene holds the A.
B. and B. D. degrees from
Emory University, and has
previously served the Rex
and Harmony Grove Metho
dist Churches. Congregation
al singing will begin at 8:00
p. m. Monday through Friday
followed by Rev. Greene’s
messages.
The public is cordially in
vited to attend these evan
gelistic services.
When unhooking a sheeps
head, don’t underestimate
the power in its paws. These
fish feed upon clams, barn
acles and oysters and crack
them like peanuts. — Sports
Afield.
Ban talmaO
Reports From 1 |
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THE DISSENTING opinions
in the recent U. S. Supreme
Court legislative apportionment
decisions clearly indicate how
far the court has strayed from
its constitutional role in our gov
ernment.
Said Justice Stewart: "The
court’s dracon
ian pronounce
ment, which
makes uncon
stitutional the
legislatures of
most of the 50
states, finds no
support in the
words of the
Constitution, in any prior de
cision of this court, or in the
175-year political history of our
federal union. With all respect,
I am convinced these decisions
mark a long step backward into
that unhappy era when a ma
jority of the members of this
court were thought by many to
have convinced themselves and
each other that the demands of
the Constitution were to be
measured not by what it says,
but by their own notions of wise
political theory.”
Said Justice Harlan: “These
decisions give support to a cur
rent mistaken view of the Con
stitution and the constitutional
function of this court. This view,
in a nutshell, is that every ma
jor social ill in this country can
find its cure in some constitu
tional ‘principle,’ and that this
court should ‘take the lead' in
promoting reform when other
branches of government fail to
act. The Constitution is not a
panacea for every blot upon the
public welfare, nor should this
court, ordained as a judicial
body, be thought of as a gen
(Xot nrr/Mrrd or printed
How's Your
Army IQ?
ANF—Every soldier in the
U. S Army is required to
know his Chain of Command
—from his CO to the Presi
dent Outside each man's
"chain” there are. moreover,
a number of important posts
which vitally affect the or
ganization and operation of
the Army. How's your Army
IQ? Do you know the men
holding these important
titles:
<l> Commander in Chief,
United States Army Pacific?
(2) The Military Aide to
the President?
(3» Commanding General,
Army Materiel Command?
<4> Commander in Chief,
U S Strike Command?
<s> Commander in Chief,
United States Army Europe?
| eral haven for reform move
ments.”
THESE ARE INDEED strong
indictments of the Supreme
Court, but well-justified, 1 be
lieve. In one decision after an
other, the court digs deeper and
deeper into the foundations of
our republican form of govern
' ment.
Naturally, many Americans
have become greatly concerned
about the continued usurpation
by the court of legislative au
thority, by taking unto itself
; powers it was never meant to
| have under the Constitution.
By taking our country into
the reilm of government by ju
dicial decree, the Supreme Court
has joined hands with the execu
tive branch which also is by
passing Congress and attempt
ing to run things by executive
order. Not satisfied with its con
stitutional responsibility to in
| terpret the law and the Consti
j tution, this court, in effect,
makes the law and attempts to
instigate social reform for the
. entire country.
And in the process, the Con
] stitution is twisted beyond rec
; ognition. The federal govern
ment assumes more and more
; power over the states, and the
rights and liberties of the peo
ple to govern themselves dwin
dle away.
Unless the present trend is
reversed, unless the court is
curbed, I fear that local self
government will become a thing
of the past.
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ANSWERS: <l> General
John K Waters. <2» Maj.
Gen. Chester V. Clifton. Jr.
(3 • General Frank S. Bes
son, Jr. <4> General Paul D.
Adams, <5 > General Paul L.
Freeman, Jr.
A University of Minnesota
test showed cows milked four
times daily at six hour in
tervals —gave nearly 8 per
cent more than cows milked
twice daily, reports the
“Grassland News.”
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Practical
Family
Living
, Diseases of many kinds
have been conquered or con
trolled within the span of a
few years. Thousands of in
dividuals who suffered from
diseases such as diabetes,
pernicious anemia, goiter,
.rickets and typhoid fever are
alive today and leading use
ful lives because of import
ant health and medical dis
coveries.
Immunizations have been
developed in recent years for
t'he eradication of many
communicable diseases such
as diphtheria, smallpox and
tetanus which are now 100
percent preventable and for
polio and whooping cough
which are nearly so.
Even though we have
.these preventatives many
individuals in Georgia are
not immunized in spite of
the overwhelming evidence
.of the effectiveness of im
munization. A few individu
als in every 100 fail to accept
the protection available to
them.
The so-called average in
dividual lags 10 years be-
STRAND
THEATRE
COVINGTON. GEORGIA
Thurs., Fri., Sat.
July 23 - 24 - 25
Barry Sullivan, Marilyn
Maxwell - Scott Brady
"STAGE TO THUNDER
ROCK"
Mon. - Tues., July 27 - 28
The FBI in action -a
Spectacular & suspenseful
inside look!
Jack Kelly, Ray Danton,
"FBI CODE 98"
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.
July 29, 30, 31 Aug. 1
A Pulitzer Prize Winner -
A Savage and Stirring
Story of The Great Indian
Wars!
Troy Donahue, Suzanne
Pleshette — In
"A DISTANT TRUMPET"
Matinee: Mon. Thurs., Sat.
3:30
Shows each night begin at
7:30
/n Vietnam
Civic Action At Work
In South Vietnam, where the Vietnamese Army is en
gaged in a long, hard guerrilla war with the Communist
Viet Cong, few military men can be spared for civilian
type projects But it is here that one of the most dramatic
and vital civic action programs is being carried out. wit a
the aid of Mobile Training Teams from the United States
This is a medical program, which was begun in January
1963 Vietnamese civilians are in the front line of Uns
frontless war, and Viet Cong attacks have added to the
severe health hazards normally present in remote areas oi
Asia.
Most of the Americans in the teams are enlisted medics_
with some Medical Service Corps officers and commissioned
physicians Their job is to give on-the-job training to hun
dreds of local health workers and medical aidmen of the
Vietnamese armed forces. During the first six months or
the program, several thousand Vietnamese civilians ini re
mote districts and villages were treated by U.S. medical
teams as part of this training Although the chief emphas:
of the program is on training rather than doing, the need
are so great that a U S medic may be tempted to do tn’'
job himself instead of taking the slower course of teaching
others how to do it This temptation is resisted however
so that the program can fulfill Its purpose of developing
an indigenous capability that will continue to serve tn
people after the Americans have left. (ANF»
bind in accepting recom
mended health measures
from research to prevent
and/or control many illness
es. Why not check and see if
your family members are
up-to-date? If not, make
immediate plans for all
family members to obtain
the health and medical
measures now available for
preventable diseases and ill
nesses. — By Lucile Higgin-
MOONLIT
DRIVE-IN
CONTIRS. GIORGIA
Thurs. and Fri., July 23-24
KING KONG
vs
GODZILLA
in color
Saturday, July 25
Glenn Ford, Hope Lange,
"LOVE IS A BALL"
Technicolor/Pana vision
also
"PARANOIAC!"
Janette Scott, Oliver
Reed, Sheila Burrell,
Alexander Davion and
Liliane Brousse
Sun. and Mon., July 26, 27
"ONE MAN'S WAY"
also
"THE MAN FROM
GALVESTOhT
Tues., Wed., July 28, 29
Cary Grant, Princess
Grace Kelly
in Alfred Hitchcock's
"TO CATCH A THIEF"
Technicolor
botham, head, Health Edu
cation Department, Univer
sity of Georgia Cooperative
Extension Service.
Miss Lucile Higginbotham
of the Cooperative Extension
Service reports that scien
tists have tested more than
2,000 chemicals in their
search for an antidote to ra
diation injury.
HUB
DRIVE-IN
COVINGTON. GA.
Thur., Fri., — July 23-24
Troy Donahue, Sandra Dee
"A SUMMER PLACE"
(in Color)
PLUS “Cartoon"
Saturday —- July 24
Dan Duryea, Jo Morrow
"HE RIDES TALL"
Plus — Joan Crawford
in "STRAIGHT JACKET"
Sun., Mon., Tues.
July - 26, - 28
Richard Widmark, Yul
Bryner — IN
FLIGHT FROM ASHIYA*
(In Technicolor)
PLUS — "Cartoon"
Wed., Thurs., Fri.
July 29 - 31
Henry Fonda, Maureen
O'Hara
"SPENCERS MOUNTAIN"
(Color)
with Wally Cox, Mimsy
Farmer
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