Church Notices
RUTHERWOOD BAPTIST
CHURCH ?
The Her. Herbert McCoy,
pastor
Sunday School? 10 a. m.
Worship aervcie? XI a. m.,
on second and fourth Sundays.
Visitors welcomed.
POSCOE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Joel Wilson, Pastor.
Bible School Supt., Stanford
Coffey
Each Sunday: Bible School,
10; Homing worship, 11; Christ
ian Endeavor, 6:30; Evening
worship, 7:00.
Everyone welcome.
CATAWBA VALLEY
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP
102 North Woodhaven Drive.
Lower Creek Section, Lenoir.
Regular meetings will resume
h September. Dial AM 4-3903,
Boone, for further information.
HOLT TRINITY LUTHERAN
CHURCH? Deep Gap
Rev. William E. Smith, pastor.
Sunday School ? 10:00 a an.
each bun day.
Worship service ? 11:00 tjn
first and third Sundays.
Visitors welcomed.
PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH? Silverstone
Rev. Waller F. Hi", Pastor
Sunday School? 10:00 a. m.
James R. Tester, Supt
Worship service? 11:00 a. m.
Training Union? 7:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
night, 7:30 p. m.
FUST BAPTIST CHUKCH
The Kev. J. Boyce Brooks,
pastor.
8:40 ? Sunday School.
11:00? Morning Worship.
8:00 ? Evening Worship.
0:55? Training Union.
Prayer Service Wednesday
evening at 7:10 o'clock.
LIBERTY BAPTIST CHUKCH
Kev. Noah Johnson, pastor.
Sunday School each Sunday,
10:00.
Worship each first Sunday,
11:00; third Sunday evening,
7:00 p.m.
Conference on Saturday night
before the first Sunday.
Thomas Miller, Supt. of Sun
day SchoeL
ST. LOWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
The Rev. W. Todd Ferney
hough, priest-in-charge.
Holy Communion at ? a.m.
First and third Sundays, Holy
Communion at 10:30 a.m.
Second, fourth and fifth Sun
days, morning prayer at 10:30
ajn.
Bible Study, 0:13 a.m.
Church School, 10:30 ajm.
Evening prayer and Canter
bury meeting at 6 p.m.
Fridays, Holy Communion at
5 p.m.
Saints' Days, Holy Communion
at S p.m.
WATAUGA METHODIST
CHARGE
William H. Key, Minister.
Piney Grove, 9:30 a.m. first
Sunday; 2:30 p.m. third Sunday.
Valle Crucis, 11:00 a.m. first
and third Sundays.
Liberty, 130 p.m. first Sun
day; 9:45 third Sunday.
Mable, 9:49 ajn. second and
fourth Sundays.
Benson's Chapel, 11:00 ajn.
second and fourth Sundays.
GAP CIEEK BAPTIST
CHU1CH
Bev. Raymond Hendrix, pastor.
Robert Hartzog, Superintend
ent
Sunday School ? 10:00 a.m.
Worship Services first and
third Sundays at 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday Prayer Services.
Visitors welcome.
BETHANY LUTHERAN
CHURCH? Bi? Hill Road
Rev. William E. Smith, pastor.
Sunday School ? 10:00 ajn.
each Sunday.
Worship Service ? 11:00 a.m.
second and fourth Sundays; 7:30
p.m. first and third Sundays.
Luther League ? 6:30 p.m.
each Sunday.
Visitors welcomed.
POPLAR GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. Raymond Hendrix, pastor.
Ernest Dancey, Superintend
ent
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m.
Worship services each second
and fourth Sundays, at 11:00
ajn.
Evening services each first
and third Sunday nighta.
Training Union at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday sight prayer ter
I
CHUKCHI or TO
HOLT CROSS
(Episcopal) at the "Vale of
the Cnm" near the Falls at
Valle CrucU.
Valle Crucia, N. C., N. C.
104, midway between Boone
and Banner Elk, at the Valle
Crucia Inn Ground.
11 a. m. morning prayer and
termon except second Sundays.
11. a. m. Holy Communion and
sermon second Sundays.
BOONE ME1HODIST CHURCH
The Rev. Richard Crowder,
pastor.
Sunday:
9:00 ? Early Worship.
9:45 ? Church School.
10:85 ? Worship.
5 ? Wesley Foundation supper
and program.
7 ? Junior and Senior High
Youth Fellowship.
BOONE METHODIST CIRCUIT
The Rev. F. J. Rogers, pastor.
First Sunday ? Bethel view,
11:00 a.m.
First Sunday ? Pleasant Val
ley, 9:45 a. m.
First Sunday ? Hopewell,
7:30 p.m.
Second Sunday ? Friendahip,
11:00 a.m.
Second Sunday night ? Bethel
view.
Third Sunday ? Pleasant Val
ley, 9:45 a. m.
Third Sunday ? Hopewell,
11:00 a m.
Fourth Sunday ? Friendahip,
11:00 a m.
Fourth Sunday ? Bethel view,
7:30 pjn.
GREENWAY BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. C. O. Vance, pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45 ia,
John B. Robinson, superintend
ent.
Worship Services, 11:00 ajn.
Training Union, 6:30.
Worship Service, 7:90.
Family Night? Wednesday?
7:00.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Rev. J". K. Parker, ft,
pastor.
Sunday School at 9:40 ajn.;
Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m.
A nursery is kept for small
children during the worship
servica.
Westminster Fellowship at
5:40 p.m.; Youth Fellowship at
7 p. a.; Pioneer Fellowship at
7 ?. m.
Circles of the women of the
chfcrch meet the first Monday of
eaoi month; general meeting
each third Monday.
Presbyterian Prayer Service,
dial AM 4-2213.
MT. CALVARY BAPTIST
CHURCH ? Banner Elk
Kev. Elliott Hayes, pastor
10:00 ? Sunday School
11:00? Morning Worship
7:00? Training Union
Prayer Service Wednesday
evening at 7:00; choir practice
at 7:45.
WMS first Thursday evening,
7:30.
Viaitors welcome. ?
ADVENT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Itastor.
The Rev. Floyd N. Boston,
Sunday School? 9:45 a.m.
Horning Worship ? 10:48 un.
Youth Fellowship ? 7 p. m.
Evening Worship? 7 p. m.
Wednesday:
Prayer meeting ? 7 p.m.
PROFFITTS GROVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Glenn South, pastor.
Sunday School each Sunday at
10:00 a.m.
Worship each first and third
Sundays at 11 o'clock; Confer
ence Saturday night before 3rd
Sunday.
Frankie South, superintendent
of Sunday School.
THREE FORKS BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. F. Mason Hudspeth,
pastor.
Julian S. McGuire, Sunday
School Superintendent.
Horning Worship, 11:00 ftJB.
Sunday School, 10:00 un.
Baptist Training Union, 8:30
p.m.
Evening Worship, 7:30 p.m.
Prayer Service, 7:30 p.m.,
Wednesday.
Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 pjiL,
Wednesday.
ANTIOCH MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Elder Carl Wilton, pastor.
Preaching service every flrat
Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.
m. and every third Sunday
night
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Prayer meeting each Thura
day night
Howard Cable, auperinten
dent; Dwight Cable, choir lead
er.
InqMy nlcoM
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Rev. E. F. Troutman,
Sunday school at 10 a. u.
Warship at 11 a. m. Sermon
topic: "Looking Forward and
Upward" ? (An Advent Hu
me).
The annual congregational
meeting will be held at S p. m.
It will be followed by a fellow
ship dinner. At thli meeting
officers for 1984 will be elected
and the 1964 budget will be
adopted. All resident members
expected to be present
Come and wortship.
COVE CREEE BAPTIST
CHURCH
L. A. Talbert, pastor
. Sunday School ? 10 a. m.
Worship ? 11 a. m.
Training Union ? 6:30 p. m.
Worship ? 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Wed
nesdays
CATAWRA VALLEY
UNITARIAN FELLOWSHIP
101 North Woodhaven Drive
Lpwer Creek Section, Lenoir
Church meeting? 10:30 a. m.
Church School ? 10:30 a. m.
Dial AM 4-3909 for further
information. Visitors welcome.
CHURCH OF CHRIST? Boone
Sunday meetings: 10-13 a. m.
Bible study, worship, preach
ing. Lord's' Supper each Lord's
Day; 7 p. m. Evening meeting.
Wednesday, 7 p. m. ? Bible
study.
Preaching by OrUn Sawey.
CHURCH OF GOP Boone
Rev. Lewie Loudermelt, Faster
Sunday School? 10:00 a. m.
Worship Service? 11:00 a. m.
YPE ? 7:00 p. m.
Evening Worship ? 8:00.
FHRKINSVILLR BAPTIST
CHURCH
R. Maurice Cooper, pastor. '
Sunday School? 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service ? 11:00 am
Training Union? 6:30 p.m.
Evening Worship? 7:30 p.m.
Prayer Service ? Wednesday
evening, 7:90 pjn.
DfcERFIELD METHODIST
CHURCH
Rev. Joseph C. McMurry,
Church School ? 10:00 a.m.
Worship Service ? 11:00 an.
ST. ELISABETH'S
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday IMaas ? ?-to.
Inquiry Class 7:10 p.m.
Newman Ckib Meeting? Sunday
after Mass.
School of JWigkm? Thursday
at 1:45 p.m.
Episcopal
Church News
Dickie Hughes, President of
the Canterbury Club, has an
nounced that the Chi> will spon
sor a Rummage Sale on Satur
day, December 7, in Hunt's Store
Annex.
The proceeds of the sale will
be used by the Canterbury Chib
to give a Christinas party for the
children of Appalachian School,
Fenknd, N. C.
? ? ? . ?
Ob Saturday, November 23, Mir.
ant Mrs. Jones H. Godwin, with
Charles and Sara Justice, attend
ed the Diocesan Youth meeting at
"in The Dales." Mr. and (Mrs.
Godwin represented the Lenoir
Deanery end Mr. and Mrs. Jus
tice the AsheviOe Deanery. Mrs.
Godwin and Mi". Justin; were
elected alternate representatives
to the E. Y. C. Convention to be
held December 27-29 at "In Tte
0<AS' "
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Sunday morafag, December 1,
at 8 w, St. Lrito's Eptocopd
Church win be host for the Ad
vent Corporate Communion far
the men and boys of Blowing
Rock, Beaver Ctt**, VaBe Crock,
and St. Luke's, after which the
service breakfast nil be served
in the PiarWi Hall by the women
of St. U*b's.
Criticism spring from two
awea ? intelligent disapproval
and emotional reactions.
The person who has no ap
preciation of (he beauty in life
has not been property educated.
iuua uwii nuint
Only
$47.45
monthly after payment
Beautiful, M, furnished
two bed rooms delivered.
We trade for moat anything
?household furnishing es
pecially.
GERMAN MOBILE
HOMES
Granite Falls, Shelby, Lenoir
"Area's leading dealers cele
brating Mtk anniversary"
Rev. Mr. Lawson
Will Preach At
Holy Cross
The Reverend John Lawson,
retired English Methodist min
ister, now professor of Church
History and Doctrine at Cand
ler School of Theology, Emory
University, Atlanta, Georgia,
will be guest preacher Sunday,
December 1, at the Episcopal
Church of the Holy Cross, Valle
Cruris, at 11 a. m., it was an
nounced by Ronald Gibson, who
is in charge of the Church of
the Holy Cross.
Dr. Lawson, who spent his
ministry serving small rural
English Methodist Chapels in
England, now spends the school
term months teaching here in
America. He is acclaimed as as
scholar in church history and
Biblical historical doctrine. He
has also written several books.
Dr. Lawson is a man with ex
tensive experience and faith.
Mr. Gibson said in his an
nouncement. In his career, he
has continued his work snd
study through msny trials and
errors. Like so many persecut
ed Christians before him, one
of his best works was written
to the sound and roar of Ger
man V2 rockets winging their
way towards destruction and
death in his own home land. In
the preface of his book "The
Biblical Theology of Saint Ir
enaeus" (Ep worth Press, 1948,
London), he writes: "As one
composed earlier chapters 'the
terror that flieth by night'
could be heard moaning his way
inland, solitary and. in long suc
cession, throughout the pro
tracted hours of darkness. One
grieved for one's fellow-cit
izens. As one proceeded with
later revisions one could see
multiplied and frightful retribu
tion going out, at first by sum
mer twilight, at length in broad
day."
Under such conditions as
these. Dr. Lawson has learned
the Gospel message of hope In
a way few of us will have the
opportunity. Dr. Lawson, as he
heard fear and death fly over
head, each time to visit some
one else, realized as did Paul
when cellmates were carried to
the lions and he was spared,
that each of us have a life
bought with a price.
The awareness of the price
paid for our lives rings through
Dr. Lawson's work and service
for the Lord. Anyone wishing
to experience the realization of
the price paid for each of us by
Christ, should want to hear Dr.
Lawson, Mr. Gibson said.
The Church of the Holy Cross
is located on N. C. 194, mid-way
between Boone and Banner Elk.
The men of the Church of the
Holy Cross have just finished
painting the interior of the
church. This has done much to
enlighten the church interior
and personal interior.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gibson,
the minister and his wife at
the Church of the Holy Cross,
are entertaining the Reverend
John Lawson during Thanksgiv
ing holidays.
Mrs. Don Shull has made a
beautiful new surplice for the
lay readers at the Church of
the Holy Cross.
RED TRAVEL RESTRICTED
In a move to curb spying, the
United States has put about 11
per cent of the country off limits
to envoys of Soviet satellite na
tions.
, The new orders also kept ki
force travel raUdto on Soviet
citizens, k the past Soviet dipto
tnate were allowed to travel free
ly.
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Rev. Mr. Pope
To Give Message
At First Baptist
The Rev. W. E. Hope, mlwiuii
ary td line Forte Biaptbt As
sociation , will dettvw the key
mess age on the subject "Ounmit
Thou to FeithM Men" at to ?
eociattooal Trams* Union "M"
Night at First Baptfet Church of
Boone on Monday evening, De
cember 1
The meeting wiH begin with
oongregationad tontfbg at 7:18.
The program proper begins at
7:30. Music tor to aarvioe will
be directed by Mn Watter HiM
and Mrs. John E. Ward.
Various Training Umon groups
wU take pact to the program at
to evening. PerfcansviMe will
give the Scripture reading and
meditation. Features include em
phases of to Baptist Jubilee
Year: "1M4. Baptist Jubilee
Year" by Oak Grove; "MO, 000
Adult Enlistment" by Meat Camp
end Brushy Fork; "Baptist Herit
age .Week" by Boone (M;
"Read to New Testament
Through in 1864" by Mount Cal
vary. FUmatrip on to lYatotog
Uhion Program tor 1MM4 will
be ehoMta by Bonne First. '
Hie "M" Night gad
tor Three Forks Baptist Associa
tion is 300. The tgaal tor each
church with Training 'Union is
one-third of their enrollment. AH
churches oi the uwanrtotion are
urged to attend to "M" Night
service.
ARGENTINE AID
Congressional Mdm b?ve
cmfttad tor immediate napwioti
of American aid as a mult of
ArgertAia's rwiximii of igp0^>
menla with U. S. ot rnciy?Mim
Existing Jaw aagw such aid
shall be cut off to countries
which confiscate American pnp- i
erty end don't pay tor it to six I
months. Argentina had been re- >
oeiving around $100 million a year
in loans and grants. . . t
Health and Beauty
MnW haatth m bek? mcog
rased today m a problem we am
da aoilwtlfrig about. Almost any
modern mngnsair you choose to
read ?M carry several articles
oumiiU thto subject during a
? M, llal * , f^BMi ? * M 1 I I
year s ume. ?tformacion on tnas
sUbtfact ia aiaitaliHi to aH of ua.
1** only this, but t is a sub
ject freely rhsrtaatd by people
from aH walk* d Ue. 1 k no
longer a eubfcot covered witti
mystery and shame We know
ifaet a ?weakneois for oertafa
tonne of mental illness does iun
Id eon? Camillas, but mm im
portant than tbks we have learn
ed that these wimtniaem ceo be
ovawme by the fcfeid at lite a
person leads.
One of the most important
Warnia a parent osn teach a
child fa self -control. Without self
control, life will be a burden to
the individual involved and to add
the people who must dome into
daily contact with tfae individual.
Lack of self -control, carried to
4be entreat?, fa nothing more than
a form of mental flfaess.
Parents have a great responsi
bility rafting children. Today, we
recognize that this responsibility
dim not end with food, shelter,
Wlnlfim end auch material tMnga.
a includes heipexg your child ad
just to tfae problems of life.
A very young child's problems
en usually nil if they receive
enough tove and affection from
their family. Often a problem
win arise when a new brother
Mi sister amies Into a family
where there was formerly only
one child. Except in extreme
oases, this ceil be handled by
tivMug attention to the older
child until he domes to love his
younger brother or sister and ad
justs to the new situation.
As ? child gets older, he must
be guided into unselfish habits,
lie must lean to piay on a team
and not fael that unAeos he is cap
tain, be won't piay. Help your
child adjust to his shortcomings.
A child's piety oan be a good
indication of his smartness, ao
cording to ? Mr theory. Britf*
bdbtos' piaty shows mot* tage
auMgr. Owtog their wuwl year
pracMoia toto use ? great M
of imagination. Backward chil
dren seldom ?wary their jtiagr. As
they grvw older (tats bright dril
dren eeem to cm leas about
competitive games aid go fci (or
Ih respect to our form
er President, John F.
Kennedy, -ltkw will
rtt,no commercial ad
vertisement in this col
umn until after De
cember 1, 1963.
J. Paul Winkler
Ralph Gwanitaey
Sue Hartley
Joyce
BodeBhelmer
Greer
Bill Joe Wilson
Greene
When the going I* the rMghert,
quality of material* and workman
uilp are reflected in performance.
Onr recapping stands the test when
rfo'ng '* rCi"' rough. Ghre Of
if 1
you t cant to buy or
tell a home ... a
farm ... a business
. . . watch this space
for real value*!
WE NEED PROPERTY TO SELL
HOMES, FARMS, ACREAGE
1 ? GOOD 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, bath, hot air heat, lVfc
acre lot. 1 mile west of Boone. Price $8900.00. Im
mediate possession.
2? APARTMENT WITH GARAGE and one act* lot, lo
cated 1 mile west of Boone. Price $0000.00. Immed
iate possession.
5? FOR RENT? 3 bedroom house. 211 Pine Stroot $80.00
per month.
3? THIS VERY PICTURESQUE HOME, on top of the
mountain, custom built 3 bedroom, two ceramic baths,
terraxzo floor, sun porch, large brick fireplace, built
in stove and dishwasher.
4? RUSTIC? Old house, need of repair, one acre Ut, lo
cated near Parkway, 8 miles out Price $400000 ?
Good terms. $25.00 per month.
6? LET THEM WALK TO SCHOOL from Kindergarten
through College. 3 bedroom, living room, dialog room,
kitchen, full basement, just behind Daniel Boom Ho
tel. Small down payment required. Immediate pos
session.
7? GOING BUSINESS? Immediate possesiitAi, located OH
Blowing Rock By-Paas. 250 ft. frontage, inc}u.do? lin
ing quarter*. Ideal for Ipu^hand and wife. ,
8? COUNTRY LIVING? GodJ,'* bedroom, ranth type
house, family room. 2 baths, double garage; full fcoao
ment, automatic heat. Located 1 miles out frioifl for
quick sale. ??*?'"
9 ? CHRISTMAS GIFT FOR THE FAMILY. Move right
in. New brick, extra large kitchen, built ih stove and
oven, lots of cabinets. Fire place, 3 bedrooms,
ceramic bath, carport Price $18,500. If purchased
before Christmas, a new deluxe refrigerator will be
yours.
10? MOUNTAIN HIDAWAY WITH VIEW. Trout pond in
front 1 acre lot, restored log house, modern kitchen
and bath. 2hi miles out.
11? WE NEED LISTINGS.
12? MR. INVESTOR: Corner lot, ideal for shopping center,
a real investment
13? INCOME PROPERTY ? Service Station and Restaurant
?Located at intersection of two Highways. Leased by
major oil company.
14? NOT FOR EVERYBODY, but if you can use It? you
can't resist it. Good 4 bedroom house, bath, com
pletely furnished. Will sleep IS people. 10 acres
land located near Banner Elk. Good terms. Price
$11,750.00.
15 ? FOR RENT? Garage apartment, large lot. Just out*
side city limits. $45.00 per month.
18 ? A LOT OF LIVING for just a little money. Will sleep
twelve people. Separate bunk house for guests and
relatives. Beautiful view, located just 3 miles out,
near Golf Course. All this for just $8780.00.
17? GOOD OLD 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Large spacious lot
street to street. Immediate possession. $10,000.00
18 ? NEW 2 BED ROOM ? Full basement, carport, hot air:
heat. Lot 100 x 190. Immediate possession.
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19 ? QAULITY MOTEL ? Ideal Location. Confidential list
ing. No information over telephone.
20 ? EASY LIVING? Monthly payments $56.00. Two bed
room house. Automatic heat. Large wooded lot Im
mediate possession.
21? WILL TRADE FOR OTHER PROPERTY. Two bed
room house, small barn, 21/100 tobacco base. 10 acres
land. Financed at $30.00 per month.
24 ? DONT MISS THIS ? The best downtown property
available. Ideal for motel, or apartment First
offered for sale. Located next to College Campus.
28? GOOD, 3 bed room house, bath, one aero land. Located
about 4 miles out Price $9500.00.
28? YEAR AROUND VACATION HOME? 3 bedroom log
cabin, small pound, rustic inside and out, plenty oi
trees. 2 mile* out ; . f
?? COMMERCIAL LOT 78 x 88 located on West Howard
Street
WX NEED LISTINGS FOR S BEDROOM HOMES
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