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Van Horn Receives Lay Reader's License
Earl C. Van Horn (center) receives his Lay Reader's License from Right Rev
erena M. George Henry (right) during the Bishop's visit at the Church of the Mes
siah here Sunday. Rev. Alex B. Hanson, pastor, looks on. A Loy Reader's License
gives Mr. Van Horn authority to preach sermons of his own composition. Bishop
Henry's visit to Murphy was highlighted by a communion service and a picnic lunch
eon, immediately following the service, in the Porrish House.
Alcoholics Anonymous
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wilt sponsor an "open meeting'
at the New Regal Hotel in Mur
phy. North Carolina. Alcoholic
anonymous is a non-sectarian fel
lowship of former alcoholics, mer
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, and women, who share their
? experiences, strength and hope
> with each other at weekly meet
' ings that they may solve their
? common problems and help oth
> ers to recover from alcoholism.
? The only requirement for mem
i bership is a desire to stop drink
? ing. There are no dues or fees.
An 'open meeting" of A.A. is
a goup meeting that any mem
ber of the community may at
tend, alcoholic or non-alcoholic.
The purpose of this week's meet
ing is three-fold:
1. To make plans for a Murphy
group of A.A., which will serve
Cheokee. Graham and Clay coun
ties.
2. To acquaint relatives and
friends of alcoholics with "Al
Anon Family Group," which is
composed of non-alcoholics who
meet regularly to face the prob
lem of understanding and living
with alcoholics.
3. To explain to all, especially
to those in positions of responsi
bility, the nature of A.A., and
how it can help the community.
Alt are invited to attend and
encourage this effort. No dona
tions will be requested nor ob
ligations incurred. For further in
formation about A.A. write Box
No. 421, Franklin. N.C.
MARIA L. TRAVIS
Maria Travis
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Fellowship
Miss Maria Louise Travis has |
been granted a $600 fellowship to
study journalism and related
subjects at the University of Mis
souri this summer.
This Fellowship is made pos
sible by a gift from the Wall
Street Journal to the Newspaper
Fund Inc., New York City, a
foundation set up to carry on
educational research and "other
non-profit activities in the field
of journalism.
Its purpose Is to assiM high
school teachers whose duties in
clude being advisor to the school
newspaper and annual. Providing
teachers with education and in
spiration will In turn develop bet
ter school newapaper* and year
books and will guide more tal
ented young people into news
paper careers.
Miss Travis it a native of Mur
freesboro, Terai., and a graduate
of Middle Tennessee State Col
lege. For the pad 13 years she
has taught in Murphy High
School, sponsoring both the school
paper and yearbook.
At present Miss Travis teaches 1
English and art and serve*
head of the English department. |
Correlate Colors
Backward
Glances
? YEARS AGO.
A proclamation this week bj
Mayor harry P. Cooper, setting
apart of next week. May Kk
10th, inclusive as CletwHip Week,
asks the co-operatooo <d thi
people of the town that ail pre
rubbish^* starts
alky* to that the town truck can
haul it away.
The dimmer season is opening
up and already tourist travel is
pasung through, and it is desired
that the town look as clean and
attractive as possible.
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Construction work on the new
building of C. M. Wofford Com
pany, at the L. & N. Depot, la
(.regressing rapidly.
e e e
The Clay County annual sing
ing Convention will be held at the
Baptist church in Hayesville, May
25th, 1990
e e e
1? YEARS AGO.
Strong probability now exists
that something actually is going
to be done by Georgia about the
ten mile stretch of un paved road
leading to Blue Ridge. In Thurs
\ ABUNDANT LIFE
One of the greatest state
ments in the Bible is, "And the
Lord heard and answered." That
statement is sweet music to a
person seeking Cod in an inti
mate, personal manner.
At some time in every life
there comes a need to pray.
Every person reaches a point
where the sky looks black and
the horizon of the future is
clouded with uncertainty ? then
he wants his prayers to be
answered.
However, there are times
when there seems to be no way
to get a prayer through or an
answer in return. What is the
key? Is there some strange se
cret that God is trying to teach
us? I believe there is a way to
get prayers answered.
The Bible says that those who
u ait upon the Lord shall renew I
their strength. And each of us
needs a daily renewing of
strength. We need our deter
minations strengthened, our
expectant faith made stronger,
and our love increased in every
way. If our prayers were an
swered immediately every time,
we would not wait before God.
So the Bible says, "They that
wait upon the Lord shall renew
their strength."
There is no man or woman
who can pray and expect God to
answer every time in an instant.
There are many testings of
character, many influences
brought to bear upon prayer
life and the answer that God
would give. It is necessary to
understand the value of wait
ing for God to answer in His
own way and in His own time.
When ? person prays he must
appeal to the love of Cod. Now,
Cod is a good Cod. He is too
good to do wrong, too wise to
make a mistake, too strong to
fail. Come to Cod in the way
that pleases Him most. The
Bible says, "Cod is love."
Another step toward getting
prayers answered is using will.
I believe that faith is part will,
and to have faith without will
power is to have half-faith ?
little faith. There must be de
termination and character that
stands up and dares to believe
Cod ? that knows Cod wants to
give His blessing, and will set
tle for nothing less.
When I was a little boy we
had a neighbor who had a new
car. One day the car turned
over and pinned his son under
it . . . and, although it w as not
humanly possible to lift such
a weight, this man, whose name
was Mr. Rainier, picked up one
end of that car by himself and
lifted it completely off his
child. He couldn't possibly
have done that on any other
occasion. How did he do it?
His will gave him new strength.
That extra strength, that ex
tra power given from God to
help us meet emergencies
flooded his being, and for ?
few minutes it made him a
superman.
God is a good Cod! He wants
to give the very best He has
to us, and He is waiting now
to answer our prayers.
by ORAL ROBERTS
HOW TO GET YOUR PRAYERS ANSWERED
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Words of Life
By ? Be*. M B. I llll >1 li
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| PSALMS 40 Verm i. I and I
' I waited patiently for the Lord
'awl he Inclined unto me. and
' heard my cry. He brought dm
' Mp alao out tl aa horrible ptt.
out of the mirey day, and aat
my faat upon a rock, and a?
tahlished my gota?r And ha Mk
put a new aoog In my mouth
even prmlae unto our God.
The opening verses of thia
Psalm have stag their way into
the hearts of countings thmnandr
Every person who has etpetieue
ed the saving grace of our di
vine Redeemer finds in this old
poem the picture of his won sal
vation. The rich tones of the
transforming grace of God mingle
with the groans of the helpless
sufferer. The love of God glows
day's edition of the Atlanta Jour
nal there appeared a lengthy
article, illustrated by photograp
hers, warning Georgia merchants
that unless the road is puvad,
Atlanta may lose thousands of
dollars annually in trade.
? ? ?
1* YEARS AGO.
Kelvin Shivers, of Washington,
D. C., president elect of Civitan
international was guest speaker at
the charter night banquet of Mur
phy Civitan Club Friday evening
at the First Methodist Church.
He told the Civitans, 37 charter
members that they are excepted
to be interested in their commun
ity and people and to take an
active part in the work of the
club.
? ? ?
A community meeting will be
held in the court room of the
courthouse Monday, May 8, at 7:30
p.m. for the purpose of further
ing the betterment of Murphy and
this entire section. This meeting
is sponsored by the Chamber of
Commerce, Lions Club and Civi
tan club. Hie citizens of this en
tire section are urged to attend.
iCT."
wte.w
. Jb. Do yon
know the secret of the WW nag?
Can you tell of the divine Deliver
er no ha* done sorasthbg tor
i? Are you dt^>ooe d to com
, 1 the good news in your heart
and refuse to tell of a deliver
that would eat the muric
in other heart*? Will you
__ ! psalmist reveal Us way
and prescribe his word for you?
Can you picture a man m a
deep bog from which he can do
nothing to free himself? Any ef
fort on his part only serves to
drive his own person deeper into
the mire. Our psalmist describes
his pitiful situation in this ma?>
ner TV word "horrible" has *
forbidding sense. Roaring and ter
rifying in the mirey stickey claj.
Hope was rapidly running awdy
no human help was available
anywhere.
He waited upon the Lord with
Patience for help, A complete
surrender and trust in the Lord
faith in God and willingly waited
for the expected hand.
He inclined unto Him. He
knows and understands and loves
each and every one that waits
for Him.
He brought me up. His arm
was long enough to reach to the
level of the pit. His arm was
strong enough to lift up the one
which could not help himself. Hu
man strength is insufficient we
must trust in the Lord for our
salvation and not depend upon
some sinful creature as every
man is. We hear the words of
Jesus saying "Come unto me al
ye that labor and are heavy
laiden and 1 will give you rest"
"He that cometh unto me I will
in no wise cast out"
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