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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1964 THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE 3 For Your Awning Needs CARPORTS Wrought Iron Shutters Quality REYNOLDS Aluminum WE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU 20% No money down—local bank financing. For information see Dempsey Bonner’s Awning Co. Route 1 Phone 276-5252 NEWBERRY, S. C. People have quit struggling for an existence; the struggle now is to keep up with the automobile and gadget payments. Whatever *■ the daily starting hour may be, it’s too early for comfort, in my experience and op inion.—Anon. New 1964 ARMOR MOBILE HOME 2 BEDROOMS 10 ft. wide, 50 ft. long $3,995.00 Owens Home & Auto Supply WHITMIRE, s. c. Phone 694-3541 June is Dairy month - and - ALL OF THE GOOD THINGS THAT BEGIN WITH THE COW couldn’t be ours without the ef- forts, and good management of the dairy farmer .;. We congrat ulate him, and are proud to serve him. SHEALY Implement & Tractor Co. w ■ k Your Massey-Ferguson Dealer Cut-Off Road FARM ACCIDENTS are increasing. With more and more machin ery being added every year, the owner or operator of a farm should keep a sharp eye out on his liability for damages due to injuries received on his property. Low-cost farm insurance is your bes^ answer. We can be helpful. 1418 Main Street Phone 276-1422 ACROSS 1 Air current 6 Greek philosopher 11 Mineral spring 14 Machine part 15 Not as high 16 Eternity 17 Printing measure 18 Chest noise 20 Make a mistake 21 Furniture truck 22 Fuss 24 Period of time 26 Pleasant 28 Underground animal 30 Bewildered 32 Classifies 35 Rule 37 Every 39 Hawaiian food 40 Gazed fixedly 43 Profound 45 Cover 46 Toward 47 Tidy 49 Smoge and fog 51 Parent 52 Likely 54 Mud 56 Handbags 58 Affray 60 Chair 62 Soft metal 63 Curtain material 65 Reverberate 67 Lane 70 Animal flesh 72 Grow weary 74 For 75 Bring legal action 77 Pedal digit 79 Network 81 We 82 Sea eagle 83 Revolves 85 Wave top 87 Insect 88 Rye fungus 89 Warms DOWN 1 Sleep image 2 Musical composition 3 By 4 Because 5 Serving dish 6 Satisfy 7 Behold 8 Reverence 9 River duck 10 Fragrant rootstock Answer To Puzzle No. 749 [P|L| IrUInIoIsMaI nnnnn nrisD hh ■■■□nonifj □□agHB [T no □□□□ □□ria 11 More than two 12 Blue grass 13 Girl's name 19 Meadow 23 Wide mouthed jar 25 Peruse 27 Small bed 29 Merit 31 High cards 33 Animal stomach 34 Soft drinks 36 Unwanted plant 38 Asiatic herb 40 Asterisks 41 Subject 42 Raised platform 44 Sulk ■ M F T ■ 0 L 0 A 1 G L 0 A 1 A C 0 L C A 5 E T A P 48 Woody plant 50 Steady hold 53 Tease 55 Diplomacy 57 Break suddenly 59 Bind 61 Crave drink 64 Dull finish 66 Mineral rock 68 Have faith 69 Entertainers 71 Trip 73 Engrave 75 Ocean 76 Vase 78 Work unit 80 Before 84 Negative v word 86 Each (abbr.) 1 2 3 4 5 ■ mi 6 7 8 9 10 H 11 12 13 14 ■ 15 16 17 H in 18 19 • 1 20 21 22 23 * Pi 24 25 ii 26 27 28 29 Hi 30 31 * 32 33 34 1 35 36 ■ 37 38 39 40 41 42 B 43 44 ■ 45 46 H 47 48 Hi 49 50 ■ 51 52 53 m iHi 54 55 * Kl 56 57 58 59 iH 60 61 ■ 62 iHi lit 63 64 1! 65 66 ■ 67 68 69 IS 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 i|| 6l 82 83 84 85 86 87 ■ 88 ■ 89 PUZZLE NO. 7.S0 BANK NOTES by Malcolm DID YOU KNOW... •MIND VOUR BUSINESS 'APPEARED ON ONE SIDE OF THE FIRST COIN ISSUED BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT - THE FRANKLIN CENT OF 1787. ON THE OTHER SIDE WAS THE MOTTO, •WE ARE ONE'. DOCUMENTS SIMILAR 1D CHECKS WERE USED IN ITALY AS EARLY AS THE I4TH OR I5TH CENTURY. IN ENGLAND, GOLDSMITHS ACCEPTED GOLD FROM MERCHANTS FOR SAFE KEEPING AFTER CHARLES I "BORROWED" GOLD THEY HAD STORED IN THE TOWER OF LONDON. A MARYLAND BANK OPENED THREE BRANCHES IN ONE DAY, USING MEUCOPTB?S AND MOTORIZED GOLF CARTS TO SPEED THE GOVERNOR, SENATOR, AND OTHER VIP'S TO EACH RIBBON-CUTTING. THE “SPECTATOR’S” COLUMN The Joanna Way, the very hand some and readable magazine of The Joanna Cotton Mills Co., of Joanna, carrier on the front cover of the April issue a very fine and appropriate picture of General Douglas MacArthur. It is in accord with the Reg- nery tradition to endorse and sup port worthy causes and efforts. The late William H. Regnery, a quiet, but immensely effective ad vocate of real patriotism and all helpful endeavors, lives today in the life of Walter Regnery who talks very little but pours his great talents into his remarkably successful business with under standing of all the great family of helpers who constitute a real fellowship. The picture of General MacAr thur is a handsome one and will gladden the hearts of all who hold in admiration the great sol dier. “Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s; and unto God the things that are God’s”. You recall, I know, these words of Jesus, in both Matthew and Mark. Do you remember the oc casion for what Jesus said? The Pharisees, according to Matthew, “took counsel how they might en tangle Jesus. They sent men to beguile Jesus with nice language and what was intended to impress him with their pious devotion to the Hebrew segregation which was so strict that even when the He brew mob condemned Jesus before Pilate the Hebrews would not enter Pilate’s sanctum because Pilate, the Governor, Caesar’s representative, was not a Hebrew. Pilate came out to them, as you recall. A little practical lesson about segregation. "Render unto Cae sar”: Now what was all that about? The ancient Hebrew prac ticed a strict segregation. Jesus himself was born into a Hebrew family. So far as I recall He never insisted on abrogating the prac tice of strict segregation. So far as I remember He did not insist on fellowship in the Synagogues between Hebrews and Samaritans, who were half Hebrews; all oth ers were rated as heathen, even the refined Greek and the world- conquering Roman. I am aware of the Jew who was rescued bv the Samaritan, known to us as the Good Samaritan. But that does not apply to us as a re proach for in our State White and Colored frequently cooperate in cases of suffering and sorrow. Remember the Hebrews would not go into Pilate's sanctum. Jesus did not deviate from the essentials of salvation by harping on or against segi*egation in Syn agogues. Although the Hebrews were so strict in segregation that they would not go before Pilate, the Roman Governor, for fear of pol lution but when shown the coin with Caesar’s likeness by those who hoped Jesus would repudiate the coin as coming from unbeliev ers, He distinguished between purely religious practice and mat ters of government by holding the coin and asking: “whose is this image and superscription?” There was a clear distinction be tween religious ceremony and fun damental virtue. We recall, of course, that the Samaritan, hated by the orthodox Hebrews, cared for the man rob bed and wounded by the roadside. That was real charity between man and man, not a religious cer emony. “But seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things shall be added un to you.” Some of our religious people are running afield thinking the church is the place to solve social problems. The church is the temple of spiritual regeneration, not a platform of political experimenta tion. If you are interested in Sociol ogy you must be impressed with the growth and development of man during the ages of conflict, war upheavals and other disas ters. I know of no greater triumph of men over disaster than that of our grandfathers and their fath ers, following the days of the Civil war. And the amazing thing is that in this great growth and development our Colored people have shared remarkable. When I say that side by side the Colored man, has prospered along with the white man. Not all Col ored men have prospered, but not all White men have prospered. Consider the American Indian: living by himself he has advanced very little; but the Colored man, working for and with the White man has very notably advanced beyond the Colored man anywhere else in the world. The political chase of the Col ored man by National Administra tion is a colossal effort of hypoc risy bordering on stupidity. Men grow; and they grow by work, not by handouts. No one really devel ops from being spoon-fed except babies and helpless invalids. The Great Master did not dev iate from His divine ministry to engage in all the political turmoil of his day. He could have swept aside all the doings of evil men but He concentrated on the spiritual as pect of His ministry, not the foi bles and fusses of the day. As He said: “Thinkest thou that I can not now pray to my Father, and he shall presently give me mox-e than twelve legions of angels?” Yes, He had all might, majesty, power and dominion but He left us to develop inward grace to meet and solve the problems of life, without external force and without political manipulation. The great sociological problem of America is to find useful, pro ductive employment for all able- bodied men. Of course if all the women should retire all the men could find employment. Whether the work of the women could be done as efficiently by the men is another question. I don’t know and I don’t venture to do more than think in numbers of workers. I venture the suggestion that our schools and colleges, for white and colored, are not preparing all students for useful and remun erative employment. We need men for every useful type of work, but our purely academic training fre quently leaves one no choice but to try to enter over-crowed occu pations or to join the agitators for some sort of unproductive sub sidy or, else, join the great band of idle. The kingdom of God was in finitely above all earthly consid erations of time, place and meth ods. Jesus, with heavenly matters to engage Him would not be beguiled into becoming embroiled in mat ters of mere temporal concern. It is worth contemplating that we should have a spiritual conse cration pre-eminently. “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God,’, He said. The Kingdom of God is above pal try politics and misguided zeal for political manipulations. Things of the moment didn’t merit His attention except causes of affliction. He was concerned for the immortal spirit and etern ity. Just how cotton or other com modities stored in State ware houses can disappear I can’t see. If we assume that a record is kept of every item stored and then a record of every item taken out how can there be big losses? If the problem isn't one of simple arithmetic it must follow that the disappearing bales of cotton or other products must be taken by ghost? or spirits. Since the old State Dispensary no longer flourishes in Columbia I don?t see where the ghosts and spirits come from. Friends, this is a remarkable day isn’t it? We read one day that a man walks into a bank in broad daylight and walks out with thousands of dollars, all unlawful ly extracted, you understand. Then auother borrows millions of dol lars on receipts from a storage plant, without having the stuff stored. Then now, here in the South Carolina, we read that cot ton, in bales, you know, is stored in a State warehouse and then takes leave and walks out, no rec ord kept of what goes in? Well what record is kept of what goes out, eh? How, now! I have stood, open-mouthed, at times observing the tricks of sleight of hand geniuses making pocket books disappear and re appear; but I can’t reconcile that with a sleight of hand operation that can make bales of cotton dis appear. Still, I wonder if some smoothe artist will shuffle his cardds and cause the bales to re appear. I wonder. If an artist can move and remove and return bales of cotton at will I wonder if, with a little practice, he could wave his handerchief or magicians wand and make a railway train disappear when it is blocking a street or highway. This is a day of wonders; I’ve even seen weird things done on mathematical computers in the hands of neophytes, but a bale of cotton is a bale of cotton, or was, a long time ago. Although Jesus responded to calls for help He regarded all these appeals, afflictions, troubles, fears, discriminations as mere matters of the moment, whereas He was on earth to teach and em phasize the immortality of man and the Eternity which faced every soul: a matter of the moment as compared with endless eternity. So, in conclusion I repeat: (As an ex-teacher I know the effect iveness of repitition). I repeat* “Seek ye first the kingdom of God”; and seek it diligently, in telligently and prayerfully and don’t be bemused by extraneous claims. (Continued from Page 2) MANION FORUM . . . why a lot of people are asking the Republicans to choose a candidate who is conservative to oppose the President who is a liberal. In other words, they want a “Chance for a Choice” this election year. THE MARINE BUILDS MEN! M *** YOUt LOCAL «. &. MARINE RECRUITER e serve the? m & r** vT j.v f June is DAIRY month • m The Manufacturers of "Newberry Maid” BUTTER REAL BUTTER MAKES the flavor difference! Top fresh garden vegetables with golden rivu lets of melting Butter. ..Welcome as the first rose in June for its wonderful goodness We not only sell, but install and service DeLaval Milkers. Let us help you with our fine supply of dairy farm equipment and materials. Newberry Creamery “Mr. Smith, my wife and I would like very much to have you and Mrs. Smith over next Thursday evening for peanut butter sandwiches.” Phone 276-4901 Newberry, S. C.