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A Backward Glance 30 YEARS AGO August 7, 1931 Miss Bessie Sneed of Kaoxvllle, Tenn. arrived Monday for a Wall with rela tives and friends. The teachers and ptgiUs of the Junior Department of the Methodist Sunday School enjoyed a picnic Monday after noon on the banks of the Valley River, near the Valley River Bridge. Mrs. Norma Hyatt and daughter, Imogene, who have been vlsldng relatives, have returned to their home In Knoxvllle, Tenn. Mr. and MrsJ. B. Storey spent the week-end with rela tives and friends In Com merce, Ga. Miss Louise Falrdoth re turned to her home lnCUnton, N. C. , after spending some dme vlsldng her sister, Mrs. Z.B.Conley. D.M. Blrchfleld, Game and Fish Warden for Cherokee and Clay counties, turned loose In these counties last week 39 pheasants received from the State Game Farm at Ashevllle. 20 YEARS AGO . August 7, 1941 Fourteen rural schools of the Cherokee Count unit were opened Monday morning and plan* are being completed for the opening of the remaining twelve schools In the unit on August 28, Lloyd Hendrlx, superintendent announced this week. Robert Barnett of Columbus, Ohio was the week-end guest of Mrs. Dixie Palmer. Dr. and Mrs. W .A .Hoover and children, Lonnle and Becky, left Wednesday to spend several days InDaytona Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. S.H.McGuice of Atlanta are spending this week at their cottage In Peachtree. Mr. and Mrs. J .H .Duncan and sons, Harry and Sammy, spent several days last week In Birmingham, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis and sons, Don and Dan, of Canton visited Mr. Davis' grandmother, Mrs. Dixie Palmer, last Sunday. Mrs. Mabel McFalls Rayburn spent last week-end In Bryson City as guest of Mrs. Hlldred Cassady. Miss JeanDlckey is visiting in Atlanta with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fisher announce the birth of a daughter, J ulla Angeline, Wednesday morning. Mr*. Flaber la the former Miss 1 Margaret J ohnaon. Mlaa J une Klmbrough. daughter at H. S. Klmbrough of Marble, and the late Mrs. Klmbrough, became the bride of Phillip Ingram, ton of Mr. and Mra. Harry Ingram, also of Marble, In aqulet ceremony at Blalraville, Cia., July 12. The bride left Sunday id join her husband, who Is employed In Atlanta. Miss Jane Neiswanger of Murray, Ky. Is vlsldng here this week with Mrs. C. L. Alverson. Miss Meredith W hi taker of Andrews was a visitor in town Monday. Miss Willie Bell McKlnney spent last week-end In Hla wassee, Ga. 10 YEARS AGO AUGUST 9, 1951 Cherokee County schools and Murphy School will open Thursday. August 30, at 8:30 a.m. Half -day sessions will be observed Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. CJC.OIson have returned to Murphy after spending several weeks in Luray, Kan. CHILLS QUICKLY LOOK. MOM NO RETURNS NO DEP0SIT i Royal I Crown, TRY DELICIOUS RC in MiraCans* Try RC in MiraCans, and see why it's the fresher re fresher. You'll enjoy sprightly-bright, distinctively less sweet RC. Get some today and discover the difference. (TfliraCan * ?XUCikN C*?* MIRACLE OP CONVENIENCE ? MiroCan is tbe trade-mark of the American Can Company's scientifi cally designed, flavor-locked, sparkle sealed, carbonated beverage con. NEHI BOTTLING CO. Murplqi, N. C. "A couple of very smart chicks!" L "They look like , good material!" 2112 AUG'61 M.P. 21 Mutual admiration) When a saver meets a saver going to and from' this bank, each knows that the other is hep to the differ ence between wishing and having . . . which is systematic saving! Young people, in particular, have jo many wants, needs and wishes, thpt regular sav ing is especially important to them. Those who learn the savings lesson early are the very ones most likely to go places, do things and have things . from here on outl Citizens Bank I Trust Company Mvrpby-HayesvilU-Robbinsville-Aidrcws Serving Southwestern North Carolina Words Of Lift Pred Archer. Simply Pastor of St. Andrew Lutheran Oiurch , Andrew OVERCOMING FEAR Ikxt: "Cod does not give us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind. " 11 Timothy 1:7. Babies are bom into this vorld with two fears; the fear of loud noises, and the fear of falling. All other fears that confronthuman beings are products of this world, inese fears are not Inherited, but are merely products of our environment. They are man made fears, and not God-made. Not one person lives an average existence without facing the reality of fear. In a newspaper in the town of Salisbury, N. C. there appears every Monday after noon an article called the "Question Box." Each week there Is a question asleep concerning some important aspect of life. One Monday afternoon the question was this: "What Is the one thing In life that you fear most?" Different people from all walks of life were questioned ?nd here is how some of them answered. A housevwie replied: "I am afraid of going blind." A millworker feared the Russians. A basketball coach feared losing games. Yes. everyone feared something. We all most certainly face fear at one time or another in life. But It is possible to over come our fears by believing the promise of God as Paul relates It in his letter to Timothy. "God does not give us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind." In order to fight fear with a sound mind, basic attitudes must be taken. We can't let our imaginations create a situation which causes fear. Our imaginations are useful, but we can't let them wander too far. We must also be able to face realities. When we fail to do this, we are confronted with fear. We must meet our fears face to face, and deal squarely with them. This is the way to overcome fear, by using the sound minds lhat God our Father gave to. us. The second way tofightfear is to simply substitute love for it. Jesus adopted love as a practical technique in his teachings. Paul and many more of the early Christian heroes did like wise. John himself writes: "There is no fear in love, but perfect love casteth out fear." We must rid our selves of our many prejudices in order to substitute love We must love and respect people of all races, colors, and creeds. This is an important way to counteract fear, if we are toovercome it. The third step in over coming fear is to substitute power for it. In the book of Jeremiah we have the promise of Jehovah to help us. He says in repeating the words ofGod: "And 1 will set up s.iepherds over them which shall feed them, and they shall fear no more." This is a good picture for people of all generations to visualize. We are Indeed given Divine Power from God ro conquer fear. In summary, we must tirst recognize that God does not give us fear; It is man-made. Then we must remember to attack the fears that do seep into our minds with the tools that He gave us: (1) a sound mind, (2) the practice of love and (3) the acceptance ofGod s power. These are the means of overcoming fear and the means of Inheriting ETERNAL LIFE. Murphy Births DYER Mr. and Mrs. William Harold Dyer of Rt. 1. Hayes - vllle announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Denise, July 31, at Providence Hospi tal. Mrs. Dyer is the former Miss Rita Dolores Hall. ROACH Mr. andMrs.CharlleJames Roach, of Rt. 4, Murphy announce the birth of a son, August 3, at Providence Hospital. Mrs, Roach is the former Miss Christine Ann Whi taker. DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B. Davis, of Rt. 1, Andrews announce the birth of a daughter, August 4, at Provi dence Hospital. Mrs. Davis is the former Miss Eunice Beatrice Hedden. Among The Sick Patients admitted to Provi dence Hospital: Mrs. Mattie Derre berry. Murphy; Mrs. Lydla J ane Roberson, Murphy; Mrs. Zelma Smart, Rt. 2, Murphy; Johnny Owle; Chero kee; Merritt Youngdeer, Cherokee, Mrs. Edythe Ivte, Murphy; Mr. William George Luther, Andrews; Mr. Rushle Patterson, Rt. 3 Murphy; Joseph Lehrter, Cincinnati, Ohio; Shirley Beaver, Rt. 2, Murphy; Mrs. Frankle Wells, Brasstown; Mr. Hayden Mc Clure, Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. Wilmi Cornwell. Rt. 2 Murphy; Mildred Howell. Murphy; Officer Richmond Martin, Murphy; Mrs. Delle Taylor, Rt. 1 Murphy; Mr. Lois Radford, Rt. 3 Murphy; Mrs. Ruby Pace, Rt. 1 Marble Gerald Thomas Charbers, Rt. 3, Murphy; Mrs. Ruth Butler Brasstown, and Mrs. Mattie Belle Arrant, Brasstown. Coleman Reunion llie Coleman reunion will be held Sunday, August 13, at the home of Charlea Coleman in Murphy. All relatives and friends are cordially Invited. SUNDAY IS A HOLIDAY AND A HOLY DAY I WINGS OF FAITH WHO docs not marvel at the flit^lit of a bird? The roaring jet docs not seem such a miracle. It cannot fly with the same grace and beauty and case. Every bird must learn to fly. The mother bird pushes her fledgling out of the nest. The young bird falls helplessly until its wings discover the invisible support of the air. If our lives arc to rise beyond frail human nature, wc too must lcam to fly . . . on wings of faith. Wc must discover the invisible support of God's presence and power. Come to Church next Sunday. You can find there the invisible support of God THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH Tbf Church is the greatest factor on earth for the building of character and good citizenship. It is a storehouse of spiritual values. Without a strong Church, .teither democracy nor civilization can survive. There are four sound reasons why every person should attend services regularly and support the Church They are: (1) For his ov?n sake. (2) For Ins children's sake. (3) For the sake of his community and nation. <4) For the sakr of the Church itself, which needs his moral and material support. Plan to go to church regularly and read your Bible daily. Day Sunday Nlonday T ursdav Wcdnrsda^ Thursday Friday Saturday Book Psalms Psalms Isaiah y Matthew Hebrews I Peter I Peter Chap. 91 91 40 9 11 1 I Verses 1-8 9-16 27-31 18-26 1-6 3-9 17-25 Copy right 1961 , h '.rixtrr Adi'. Srtvicr, Inc., Strasburg, I'd. These Religious Messages Are Published Under The Auspices Of The Ministerial Association and Sponsored by the Following Business Firms Community Motors VE 7-2001 Murphy, N. C. Murphy Phillips 66 Station VE 7-2226 T rudy's Ladies & Children's Apparel Murphy, N.C., VE 7-2541 E. C. Moore Dodge Murphy, N. C. VE 7-2316 Duke's Lodge Murphy, N. 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