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The Daily Times-News from Burlington, North Carolina • Page 26

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Burlington, North Carolina
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THi mtUMOTOM (N.C) DAHV TiMtS NtWS, TMUtSOAY, OCTOiM IfSl THE HILL BOMB 4 WORLD'S DEADLIEST WEAPON" By MV MEAVIL1N ai4 IALPH LANE! It riiskt CC i at mueh ai ttt. Tk cmalWct tr ic hIUvl m.trnnoliUa WO a mile to reproduce an aaeieat he about 2.3M Ue i diaaaeier, district. London County WiMye i national oerapaic So England, contains more ltau iw the Homans built it. 'wy. tows.

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Duncan Phvfe Six $39,95 SIS DAY SCHOOL LESSON Citizen Returns From Italy To Matthew 23 with similar passages Western Union Granted Raise RALEIGH aU Effeclive On. 15. $4T 1SS Western Union will increase its su 1 j. rates on telegrams sent between ea; in tit in point in North Carolina by ai ir. ope: v.s.

in L.uKe ii. This is important, for Vote Next Monday By WILLIAM E. GILROV, 0. I). phasizes an aspect of Jesus and His ministry that is widely disre NEW BRITAIN, Conn, tf Ed The Coseol by St.

Matthew, the $69.95 up $5.95 up $59.95 up $49.95 up $49.95 up garded or neglected. We think of OIL CIRCULATORS, Quokr, Coltman, Ftrftctioii LINOLEUM, Gold Sal, Armstrong, SImm, OHitrs SOFA BEDS, Plastic, Two Tons BEDROOM SUITES, New and Used DINETTE SUITES, Chroms and Plastic BARREL BACK CHAIRS. Plastic ward GuilJaro said today it will BRITON TO l.ECTl KK. CHARLESTON SJchev proximately S47.188 a year. Thii will mean an increase oi from five to 10 cents in the cosi of tht basic 15 word message.

The State Utilities Commission, in ap cost him about $2,000 for some first in our New Testament. i.s tim iivc in thai it offers much in is lacking in the other three thing he "wouldn't swap for million." i pels and in the consolidated and Jesus as the gentle Christ walking in the fields and byways, conversing with His disciples, blessing the little children, a nature lover with the lilies of the field, the birds, the winds, and skies in His discourse, illustrating His proving the increase yesterd; said the new intrastate rates Guillaro. who operated a restau ss well arranged way in which it of presented the teaching of Je.sus. $39.95 rant here before he retired, flew be on a par with new interstate south Carolina. It is doubtful, for instance, that csterday from Naples.

Italv. COCKTAIL TABLES, Mahogany and Walnut $9.95 The a ade to Hie passage that we call "The to (1) vote in the November presi era! Communication! Commission. dr.v bv Novt'lis! Ka'iu Or on the Mount, winch dential election, and (2) renew his truth eonccrnnig God's grace and the love of man to man with the simple wonderful tales that we three solid chapters. 5th, At a hearing last week, Western Mayrani Simons, the Union officials said that even with gram chairman. isa.

After the election he savs he'll call the Parables. JOth and 7th, in Matthew, was all delivered at one sitting, though St. Matthews opens it with Jesus Jesus was not a social reformer return for a while to Italy where he has been vacationing since his retirement. in the common, present day conception. He was not concerned with the passage of laws and regulations.

How could He be in that I wouldn't give up my American citizenship for a million," said Guillaro, who maintains a legal resi setting of Jewish and Roman au dence in this city. tfut it is a Drofound mis BABY CRIBS, Assorted Colors $24.95 up WOOD AND COAL HEATERS, New Used $11.95 up I BOOKCASES, Mahogany, Open Front 1 $9.95 up ROLL A WAY BEDS, Complete With Mattress $39.95 up I END TABLES, Mahogany and Walnut $2.95 up APEX WASHING MACHINES $169.95 up I MIRRORS, All Sixes 98c up FLOOR LAMPS $9.95 up I TABLE LAMPS $3.95 up I "THE LITTLE STORE WITH THE BIG BARGAINS'' 1 MJSi fj mm mm 1 1 emm Congressmen reported that a take to believe that Jesus was only a teacher, preacher and Savior, with a Gospel only for individuals. His whole Gospel was social. It struck at the deepest motives in social conduct and so plumber working at the atomic test site near Las Vegas. was paid $756 for one week in which he was credited with 4 hours at regular time, 43 hours at double time, and 20 hours at double double time.

cial welfare. The Christian life demands going up to the mountain and closes ii with Him coming down. The same teachings in Luke's Gospel are in a different setting and are not all in one passage. The Lord's Prayer, for instance, which is in Matthew 6. is in Luke 11 and in Lukt's Gospel is apart from much that corresponds to the Sermon on the Mount, as in Luke 6:20 38.

As presented by Matthew, the collected sayings of Jesus become a charter of Christian faith and practice, the constitution of the Kingdom which Jesus proclaimed. It is here that Matthew's Gospel excells. as Lue's excells in the Chrilmas story and in the wonderful recording of the Parables of Jesus, particularly the Parables of the Good Samaritan and The Prodigal Son. Another distinctive and Important contribution of the Gospel by Matthew is the chapter of "Woes," Matthew 23. How distinctive this is, and how much Matthew re something more than just gentle and personal integrity.

It! demands Christian responsibility and aggressiveness. Asheville (Continued from Page One C) of notes, he said goodbye to his traveling companions and took a Rose's Week End SPECIAL Assortment Of TOILET ARTICLES Regulorly 59c Eoch Special 19c Each Large 8 oz. Castille Shampoo Large 8 oz. Hair Cream With Laeolia 39c Medical Alcohol 19c Large 8 oz. Devon Hand Lotion Large 14 oz.

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Wave Set Large 8 oz. Special Toilet Water beattle. He was so ill whe he got off the bus that he called the house doctor as soon as he ar cords, unmentioned by other writ rived at his hotel. may be seen by comparing The doctor found that Tom had pneumonia and sent him to a hospital Tom's brother Fred went out to see him and was so alarmed Tennessee Police Force To Face Lie Detectors by his condition that he wired for Mabel (Tom's sister) who came immediately. Mabel took an apart ment in order to be close to Tom Tom seemed to be getting well except lor severe headaches that JOHNSON CITY, Tenn.

Ml Because a murder suspect hinted that he had been asked for protection could be relieved only when he sat up. Th brain specialist found money, all 35 of Johnson City policemen will take a lie detector growth on the brain for which he advised an operation by a brain lest. specialist at Johns Hopkins Baltimore. Mabel started to Balti City Manager Lcn Dolan and Chief Carl Wilkinson said they more with Tom and his mothei joined them in Chicago and com would head the list of those taking pleted the journey with them. The Dolan said the tests to he operation revealed tuberculosis ol the brain which the pneumonia in ducted by experts were decided Burlington's Most Popular Store" fection had spread to1 the blood on "lo clear the atmosphere the record." The protection money char stream.

Tom never awoke ter the operation and died on Se came from William Stout. 37, when tember 15, 1938, shortly after his he was arrested in the recent slay JB Um Anj rr BOSEJS thirty eighth birthday. ing of James H. Michaels, 27, city The family carried Tom's body home to Asheville and, after the funeral in the First Presbyterian Church there, his remains were in undercover agent during a recent vice investigation. Sheriff Lee Bailey quoted Stout as saying he shot Michaels to death in a fight after Michaels had said two other officers had sent him to collect S200.

Stout has several bootlegging convictions on his record. terred in the Pviverside Cemetery, close oesicie those ot other mem bers of his family. Thomas Wolfe's grave is visited daily by his admirers and clubs have been formed in his name by his followers. From that spirit world to which he has gone, Thomas Wolfe must Ioiik I'. irk sin pne feel a warm pleasure in the proud boast that Asheville and North Carolina now makes of their famous novelist.

His books, including those published posthumously, were: "Of Time and the River," 1935; "From Death to online" (short story collection), 1935: "The Story of a Novel" (the author's critical examination of his own works: 1936; "The Web and the Rock," 1939: "The Fact of a Nation" elical passages from his works), 1939; "You Can't Go Home Again," 1940; "The Hills 1941; "Thomas Wolfe's Letters to 9 His Mother." 1943; "The Portable Thomas Wolfe," 1946; and "Manner House," 1948. Steel Firms Agree To Pay Overchanges WASHINGTON i.fi The govern ment said today three New York and Pennsylvania steel firms hav agreed to pay $1,011,123 to settle All FINE WOOD CABINETS NOT PLASTIC OR METAL Todoi clearest television reception plus fine furniture styling Crosley'j warranty coven boffi the chassis parti ond picture tube for a full year. And this warranty is included in the price You get and keep a clear, steady picture over the entire screen with Oosley Automatic Focu. PRICE INCIUOES Ciiarges ot price ceiling violations. Lambert S.

O'Malley, enforce ment cine! lor the Office of I3 Stabilization (OPS), said the actual amount of the overi hanffs 8719,831.48, and the remainder of the payment is a pcntltv. O'Malley said the three firms all mler ivlntrrt aiv: Harnim Steel Company of New York City, Phoe nix iron and Steel of Phoenixvillc, and Central Iron and Steel FEOERAl TAX AND FUl of Harnshtirs, Pa. ONI or It NEW 17.INCH TAIll Tl MODEL! YAR WARRANTY ON CHASSK IITEIIVI. PARTS AND PICTURE TUMI i $10085 FLANDERS SPKAK CHARLOTTE. N.

C. iTt Slat He publican headquarters today announced that Sen. Ralph li. Fland Alt ovoilobl In blond. $27.

IS Mown rs (H vt) win sneak at rallies aturciay at West Jefferson at 3 m. and at Taylorsvillc at 7:30 iJeff'Ra 6q can see it BETTER! on a crosley State Republican Chairman J. No Phone Or Moil Orders made to have party members from all over Western North Carolina it. tend the two rallies. J.J.

CARROLL SON The use of carbon black In tires slarted when one manufacturer Accepted! used It lo color his lire lo dis linRuish them from those of his Highway 70 Past Western Electric Open Evenings Until Nine Icompctitors and learned lhat it' lousheoed lot rubber..

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