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CHARLIE PAT FARRIS for N.C Adam • Old Testament New Testament • Rapture Faith looks forward to the Cross Faith looks back to the Cross If I want to become a Christian, What Must I Do? If I am a sinner (unsaved), I must accept the death of Jesus Christ as the only Sacrifice (payment) for sin, for the sin debt that I owe to God; believe that God proved this by raising Him from the dead; that this pardon CHRIST THE SAVIOR MINISTRY (reconciliation) is offered to me by God as a free gift to be received by simple faith in Jesus; and that God Evangelist Lee McClain (301-318-9203) did this to Him on my behalf! 7005 Woodside Drive, Lanham, MD 20706 EMAIL: [email protected] | WEB: ctsministry.org The bible clearly teaches that the moment we accept, with an inner, heartfelt belief that God sent Jesus HOST: Ask Rev Lee Show, Bowie MD TV the Christ to die for our sins, raised Him from the dead of our sakes we are indwelt with God’s Holy Spirit GOOGLE: Ask Rev Lee and saved from the wrath of God forever (Romans 5:1, 6-12; Acts 17:30,31; John 3:14-18; 1 Peter 1:18-23). Timely Service For Those Untimely Circumstances Dr. B.R. Anderson Charles Edwards Roshawn Anderson Alvin Mills Owner/Financial Manager/ Funeral Director President Public Relations Insurance Consultant 1501 W 14th Ave, Greenville, NC 27834 | (252) 752-2536 | phillipsbrothersmortuary.com A Biweekly Newspaper REFER YOUR FR November 3-16, 2016 Help us put Greenville & Rocky Mount back to GREENVILLE ROCKY MOUNT 300-D W. Arlington Blvd. 841 S. Weslyan Blvd. Greenville -252-689-6734 • Rocky Mount - 252-443-1199 252-689-6734 252-443-1199 Finding Good Jobs for Good People. “Finding good jobs for good people” http://rockymountnc.expresspros.com/ @papperbouy “Finding good jobs for good 252-917-7860 people” mobile www.dailydrummediagroup.com Quality is Our Standard, IntegrityTheTDD is Our Tradition Daily DrumServing Down East North Carolina RIPS SEN. BURR FOR ‘Bulls-eye’ GUN JOKE ABOUT CLINTON IN N.C. OBAMA DISMISSES TRUMP ECC Leader elected to Learning Council Office Page 7 Slager attorney says video of Walter Scott shooting ‘unreliable,’ misleading Page 8 Dr. Kwasi Debrah The Ghanaian Body Sculpting Surgeon Page 9 President Barack Obama attended a rally for Hillary Clinton, pictured above at the White House in 2012, in the battleground state of North Carolina on Wednesday -- where he criticized GOP candidate Donald Trump and Republican North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr for remarks he made last weekend about crosshairs on Clinton’s face on the cover of a gun magazine. “That’s not who North Carolina is,” he said. File Photo by Pat Benic | License Photo By: Andrew V. Pestano Barack Obama rallied Speaking at the Uni- nominee Hillary Clinton, are numerous flaws with UPI voters in North Carolina versity of North Carolina like the FBI’s rereview of Republican candidate on Wednesday and didn’t Wednesday afternoon, its email investigation. Donald Trump. Detroit Lions acquire CB CHAPEL HILL, pull a punch in his assess- the president encouraged Obama, who has been “This is somebody Johnthan Banks N.C.- Now with less ment of Donald Trump voters to pay only lim- campaigning for Clinton who claims to be a great from Tampa Bay Buccaneers than a week left before Page 10 and the state’s most senior ited attention to the GOP for a few weeks now, the election, President senator. attacks on Democratic pointed out what he said See OBAMA, page 10 Suspected Des Moines cop killer in custody By: Ed Adamczyk fleeing earlier Wednes- ficers were shot while UPI day. sitting in their cars. Shortly after 1 a.m., Neither victim’s name DES MOINES, Iowa Ray Allen retires, writes he is ‘at police responded to a was released; police said peace with himself’ -Urbandale, Iowa, police report of gunfire in sub- they are developing infor- Page 10 spokesman Sgt. Chad urban Urbandale, Iowa, mation on a suspect. Underwood said Scott and found a police officer The second incident Michael Greene, the man shot. was the first time since accused of killing two The victim later died. 1977 a Des Moines police Des Moines-area police About 20 minutes later officer died in the line of officers in ambush-style a Des Moines police of- duty. Police said Greene attacks, was arrested ficer was shot and killed, was last seen driving at Wednesday morning. several blocks away. blue 2011 Ford F-150 Greene is suspected of Des Moines Police Champs at last: Chicago Cubs win first with Iowa license plate World Series title since 1908 killing the two officers in Sgt. Paul Parizek said it 780YFR and a silver top- Page 12 separate attacks before appeared that both of- per with a ladder rack. www.dailydrummediagroup.com November 3-16, 2016 www.dailydrummediagroup.com 2 The Daily Drum REPRESENTING WILSON AND PITT COUNTIES A MAN OF THE PEOPLE CHARLIE PAT FARRIS for N.C. HOUSE charliepatfarris.com The people of Wilson and Pitt counties need someone who will truly represent CHARLIE them in the North Carolina General Assembly, and there is no better PAT FARRIS: candidate than Charlie Pat Farris. Charlie was born and raised in Wilson, WILSON’S only leaving to obtain a bachelor’s degree and law degree from UNC-Chapel Hill. He returned to Wilson after college, NATIVE SON served in the North Carolina National Guard, and has proudly advocated for the citizens of District 8 as a lawyer. A RECIPIENT OF THE ORDER OF THE LONG LEAF PINE, ONE OF THE GOVERNOR’S MOST PRESTIGIOUS AWARDS. Charlie has excelled in all walks of life I know the distress of our citizens and the struggles we face as a society every day. I am ready to go to and is prepared to excel in Raleigh. He “ Raleigh to put these ideas to work for you and represent will stand up for the middle class, fight the best interest of ALL of the citizens of District 8 for investments in education, and make in Wilson and Pitt counties. - CHARLIE PAT FARRIS the government work for you. ” APaid for by Charlie Pat FarrisM for general assembly. AN Owww.dailydrummediagroup.comF THE PEOPLE CHARLIE PAT FARRIS for N.C. HOUSE charliepatfarris.com www.dailydrummediagroup.com November 3-16, 2016 The Daily Drum 3 Thoughts and prayers to those that continue to be effected by Hurricane Matthew, and everyone working to rebuild our community. Natural disasters occur rarely, but recovery from them will happen in time. Our smaller communities were hurting before the storm -- now hurting in a different way. Can they ever recover? Elect Charlie Pat Farris for NC House District 8, and let him try to help the small towns of Pitt County. We will rebuild and we will be stronger. He believes in small town atmosphere and values, and in the promise of historic preservation and local government. Please help any of your neighbors that have been effected by the flooding, and remember to help the helpers too! Thank you to our emergency workers, City, County, and State employees that continue working hard to make sure we are dry, warm, and safe. Charlie Pat Farris believes the people of Pitt County need someone who will fight for everyone in the General Assembly - not special interests or a select few. He is a life-long resident of Wilson County, and has been passionately advocating for its citizens for over 40 years. Charlie Pat Farris will bring that same passion to his representation of Pitt County. #GrowingStrongerTogetherENC Please remember to vote Farris for NC House District 8. I appreciate your support now, and in November! www.charliepatfarris.com Paid For By Charlie Pat Farris for NC General Assembly www.dailydrummediagroup.com November 3-16, 2016 www.dailydrummediagroup.com 4 DON’TThe Daily Drum BE AFRAID! WE’VE GOT THE BEST PRICE, GUARANTEED! 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