International
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Lesson
AUGUST 28, 1982
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TIDINGS OF--V.
COMFORT AND JOY
Memory Selection! "How beau
tiful nnon the mountains are the
': foet of him who .brings good tid
ings, who publishes peace . . . " i
(Isaiah 52:7).
Lessea Text: Isaiah 4i 1-11;
62:7-l.
Today's lesson is the last in
unit on "A People Uprooted." Is
our endeavor to help adults rec
ognise that God's steadfast love
La power to sustain individuals
and nations, the question we ex
amine today is: In what way does
our experience of redemption lead
us to proclaim tidings of comfort
and joy?
The Bible material for this les
son ; is essentially ' the announce
ment of good news. Its joyous
tone is comparable only to that
of the angels on the first Christ
mas morning: "Behold, I bring you
good news of a great Joy which
will come to all the people" (Luke
2:10). Good news is always wel
come. How gladly this prophet's
message of good news was re
ceived by the exiles in Babylon
one can only imagine. '
But what of good news for the
world today? Surely, if ever a
people or peoples needed a mes
asge of good tidings it is now,
in this time of world confusion
and turmoil! Are the good tid
ings of Isaiah needed today al
so? What are the major points
of that message, and what might
they mean to us?
First of all, deliverance was an
nounced. 'Captivity was to end.
Are not peoples and people today
held captive in many ways? For
some it may be a form of political
captivity, for others scoial or eco
nomic underpirvilege. 1 In . this
country, where most of us feel rel
atively free from this sort of bond
age, as individuals we are victims
of all sorts of fears, from fear bf
destruction . by a nuclear war to
fear of failure and loneliness. A
message of deliverance from all
these! jforms of bondage would
surely be good tidings.
Secondly, the prophet's message
was a promise of peace. How
much people everywhere deBire
peace I .The enthusiastic reception
given anything that promises
peace of mind Is evidence of a
deep sense of need for peace on
the level of individual experience.
How welcome, then, would be the
prophet's promise of peacel
1961 TAX SALIJ ,
TOWN OF MARSHALL ,
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTV .
At 12 :00 o'clock noon on Mon
day, September 17, 1962, at the
Court House Door in Town of
Marshall, N. C, I will sell at
public auction, to the highest bid
der for cash, pursuant to exist
ing laws of North Carolina, the
following real estate in the Town
of Marshall, N .C, on which the
1961 taxes remain unpaid. Pen
alty and advertising costs to be
added.
Thildly, the prophet's message
included the declaration to Jeru
salem that "her Iniquity is par
doned.", This indeed was basic
to the other points in the mesage.
Only a pardoned people could be
delivered and restored to tneir
their own land and live in peace.
JESSE JEWELL FROZEN MEAT POT
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PKGS.
BEEF, CHICKEN or TURKEY
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"SUPER-RIGHT" THICK SLICED
BACON 2
LB,
PKG.
99
JANE PARKER GOLDEN
POTATO CHIPS
LB. BOX
Containing
2 - 8-Oz.
PACKAGES
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FAMOUS QUALITY MILD AND MELLOW EIGHT O'CLOCK
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bag L" Jn
A&? LIGHT MEATCHUNK
Til- 25c
"SUPER-RIGHT" LUNCHEON
BEIT 3 $1.00
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For The
! I FAMILY
Choose from 7
Eeautlfil Designs
CI.LY
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EACH
PLUS
Federal Tax and $39.85
In Cash Register Tapes
from A .IP
Anders, E. H.
Ball, Coble . -
Baldwin, Texie
Barnett, Hugh
Brigman, Knox & Buquo
Brown, E. M.
Caldwell, Mack J.
Clark, Lillle (Heirs)
Crowe, Wanda
Davis, A. E. .(Heirs)
Davis, Harry
Deaver, J. R.
Dinwiddie, Dr. P. H.
Edwards, Hubert
Elam Farm Supply
Elam, P .R.
Fisher, Mrs. Reeves
Fortner, Jeter Sr.
Frisby, Morris
Hensley, John
Hunter, H. V.
Johnson, Elmers
Jones, Charles
Jones Hubert (Heirs)
Jones, J. Will (Heirs)
Ledford, Ben A.
McLean, Lena (Heirs)
Marshall Broadcasting Sta.
Nix, Charlie
Nix, C. S.
Nix, Fleet Jr.
Nix, Joe
Pegg, Paul
Ponder, Grover
Ponder, Lorado
Price, A. A.
Ramsey, Jerry Estate
Ramsey, J. Weldon
Ramsey, Troy & Celola
Rector, Albert
Rector, Howard T.
Redmon, Fred
Roberts, Ray
Roberts, H. E. Estate
Roberts, Loy P.
Sams, T. F.
Sawyer, Claude
Shelton, Manuel -
Shelton, Valerie & Ronnie
Smith Van Estate
JUsgiu.J.
$16.35
15.85
2.70
6.55
1.05
20.73
12.93
3.15
4.65
1.20
29.85
124.52
73.73
35.10
205.12
53.70
42.60
IlEBMIiwnGJ
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY '
IN THE SUPERIOR 'COURT
BEFORE THK CI.KRK - '.
ORVILLE ROBERTS and wife,
LUCILLE' T. ' ROBERTS; H AR-
rT n DADIinipa 1 fr- rvDT a
ROBERTS; DORIS R. EDWARDS
and husks nd, HOBART ED-
WAiuja, i-eutioners
vs.
ALMA R. WHITAKER and bus
band. JOE WHITAKER: LOU
ISE REYNA ' and husband, AL-
FRED REYNA; HELEN R.
KITCHIN ' and husband, W. R.
KJTCHIN, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an or
der and ludtrment of the Sunerior
Court of Madison County, made
ana entered into in the above en
tiled action, and under and by
virtue of an order of resale upon
an advance bid made bv Honor-
aoie neroert nawxins, cierx oi
the Sunerior Court, the under
signed, Commissioner will, on the
25th day of August, 1962. at
12:00 noon jbA the door of the
Courthouse in Marshall. Madison
County, North Cmrollsa, offer for
saie to tne nurnest bidder, tor
cash, upon en opening bid of
TWENTY NINE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED AND NO100
(29,500.00) DOLLARS, but sub
ject to the confirmation of the
. AUGUST WILL BE THE LAST CHANCE TO
RECEIVE
Free GoSEi Prcoft'
INCLUDED IN YOUR DRY CLEANING
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER ARE THE WORST
MONTHS FOR MOTHS.
CALL 2401 FOR PICK-UP AND DELIVERY
Edwards Gleonerd
LAUNDRETTE AND SHOE REPAIRS
LAUNDRETTE OPEN 7 A. M. TO 11 P. M.
DIAL 2461
CLEANERS OPEN 7 A. M. TO 7 P. M.
MARSHALL, N. C.
Mrs. Lena Rice, 80,
Passes Saturday:
Court, that certain tract of landl p;fA. Mnnrlnv
lying and being on the Waters of I monaay
Little Ivy Creek, in No. 4 Town-1
ship, Madison County, North Car-1 Services for Mrs. Lena Rice, 80,
oiina. and more particularly de-l nim 9 Mara will MeA
scribed as follows: Io.4...j a . to mco
9.07'viue Highway in the Carter and I Independent Baptist Church,
40.60
13.38
7.73
Roberts line and running South I The Rev. Elzie Ray and the
its degrees west bi noies 18 links in,.,, aia Riimon fm-otwi
lo an oia stump on top oi a nage: i . , ... .
then. down r.H m'th tnn or Burial was in Smith Cemetery.
19.67 ridge, South 42 degrees West 4 1 Pallbearers were Roy Buckner,
1.65 poles 10 links, South 18 degrees Joe Ferguson, Lawrence Rice,
links, South 29 degrees West 4 nanaier.
13.08 ; poles 10 links to a stakw, J. P. Surviving are two daughters,
3.45 Robinson's corner; thence with Mrs. Mara Thomas and Miss Inez
Rfj-io the Robinson line South 60 de- D. . . l ,,. , o00j
b5 U rrB ds mfr,,,tBH 9fi noi Rlce of Asheville; two sons, Creed
19.53 gouth 70 Heerees 45 minutes East and Alvin of Mars Hill; a brother
63.25 34 poles to a stake on bank of I George Rice of Mars Hill; and
24.7S Middle rork Creek; thence up and three grandchildren.
AO (.r, with creek North 4 degrees lo
" . minutes East 18.1 poles to a
o-W stake; thence leaving creek North) TVTATliT?
28.07 86 degrees 45 minutes East 14.1 1U 1 1 L Jj
Hierhwav 19-23: thence with mar-
i.u grees 30 minutes West 9 15 1 1961 TAXES
213.82 poles to a stake in the old public I
!9-7n road in the old Carter line: thence I At 12:00 nVWk noon nn Mon
49 Si "e "th V, jJfSSL' U-y, Sept. 10, 1962, at the City
7.42 Kst 12 nolfis' Smith R7 rfAorppa Hall, Hot Springs, N. C, I will
26.40 East 10 poles, South 57 degrees I sell at Public Auction to the high-
19.00 Sast 9 pol,es' ,ortl? 6.1 degrees est bidder for cash, pursuant to
45.77 IS 66 41 Seel - -f "f North Caro-
312.30 East 24 poles to a stake on a !". the following lands in the
20.48 knob; thence up and with top of Town of Hot Springs, on which
10.50 64 degrees 80 minutes West 7 1961'
rye xt 4.1. a tr J..... on .t. I
:r SSrvr noiVirNorS Remember, that 90 cents
' '101 on degrees uast O poies lu links, iwox au o-o roAun iu
-Nortlr 5T degrees iest tkhs 10IB ADDEU TO EACH TAX,
' links, nortn es degrees East izi t ,
PEARL It, RECTOR poles, North 83 degrees 45 min-l CHARLES G. SHAFFER,
ME WWVEn Hi-IVIi
COMES UP TO HIS
EXPECTATIONS . BUT
THE PRESCRIPTION
DEPARTMENT AT
ROBERTS
PHARMACY
ALWAYS DOES.
NOTICE
- Tax Collector
Town of Marshall
8-23 9-13c "f -V'
HOT WEATHER
SPECIALS
HANCOCK'S
RESTAURANT
8 N. Pack Square -ASHEVILLE,
N. C
FRUIT SALAD PLATE
TUNA SALAD
PEAR with COTTAGE
CHEESE
PINEAPPLE & COTTAGE
CHEESE
COLD CUTS OF MEAT,
TOMATOES
POTATO SALAD, PICKLES
ICED TEA or LEMONADE
uies ssoutn zpoies iw unu i to a ?. Ta CoUector
wmie oak on top ox a moo, uience
with top of ridge as follows: South Beacher Barker
oa aegrees rasB v poies e iinKB,
. South 67 desreea East 10 nolo HlE Candler
links, South 65 degrees 80 min-Paul S. Cody
J utes East 6 poles 18 links, Nortn jv. R. Cody
" S,JfRr- JEST. . Hattie Davis
East 10 poles to a stake, Carter I Education & Inst., Society
ana McKinney corner on top oil oi jesus
ithe ridee: thence leavincr riditeliWrB. Jn fintrv
SULSV?. S3fa2S Mrs. Charlie Gowans
.line, murui degrees vveai, .ai.-, n
noles to a beech on bank of a I Mrs. D. B. Haney
i branch; thence leaving the Mc-jMrs. Austin Holder
Kinney line with the carter and I Mike House
trr-u li XT ll no l
,V"v'T"Po Z"Tf nrL-J Mrs. Rachel Kent
Carter and WaldrouD corner in the I Mrs. H. F. .Lawson
Andy Roberts' line; thence down (Mrs. Martha Ledford
and with the too of tne ridge anaiiu'-. turm tw
auuci H lino no luuuna, uuuui itr
degrees West 7 poles 15 links,
North 73 degrees West 6 poles,
North 74 degrees West 6 poles.
South 87 degrees West 6 poles,
North 83 degrees West 4 poles
6 links, South 86 degrees West 9
poles, south 74 degrees west
This in turn implied repentance'
One may well ask if there do not
exist today ' some prerequisites
for receiving good tidings such as
those of the prophet ' In preced
ing lessons we have discussed sin,
Individual and . national, as the
cause of the downfall of a people.
Is it not true that our presonal
and national disobediences of God
is the cause of the various cap
tivities" ' to ' which 'we find "our
selves I If so, then good tidings
for use, too, must be the declara
tion that our iniquity is pardoned.
For us, also, pardon can only
dome through repentance, through
poles 20 links, South 77 degrees
West 8 poles 1U links, soutn 71
degrees 30 minutes West 12 poles
7 links, South 50 degrees west 6
poles, South 56 degrees 15 min
utes West 14 noles 12 links, South
62 degrees West 7 poles, worth
85 degrees West 19 ' poles, South
75 degrees 45 minutes West 19
poles 17 links to a stake, the North
east corner of a - building lot:
thence with line of 63 degrees
West-153 feet to a stake; thence
South 72 degrees 30 minutes West
48 feet to a stake on margin of
Highway; thence North 9 degrees
West 162 feet to the BEUiNMNU,
containing 98.7 - acres, - mora or
less. ' v .
Subiect to. ' whatever : defects
would be revealed by an accurate
survey, . . , , .
A ten (10) per cent cash de
posit will be required of the high
est bidder.
This 9th day of August, 1962.
JOSEPH B. HUFF, ; ,
Commissioner
8-18, 23c
turning away from our disobedi- q 41 y 31 at a a) 0
ence. whethor inHfiridiifil. unreal '
ence, whether individual, social,
or national. . It would seem that
we have a great need for the
"good , tidings of;, the prophet's
message and that we must pre
pare for it if it is to be ours. ,.
' Our Christian faith is a message
of giiod news, the good news for
which the world waits. The chal
lenge to us is to proclaim it As
wo do so, we may hear in our
hearts the words of Isaiah sung
by a mighty choir:
How beautiful upon the moun- K;;le(1 t date
tains are the feet of him wI:o
DOX SCOUE
ON N. C HIGHWAYS
Raleigh The Motor Vehicle!
Department's summary of traffic
deatlis through 10 am., Monday
August 20, 19G2:
730
$11.54
14.34
4.03
32.90
11.38
68.95
1351
11.38
104.39
14.78
1.75
40.25
13.13
16.45
11.29
21.18
9.88
12.86
17.68
OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
THELMA CALDWELL HICK
AM, Plaintiff
vs.
HOWARD T. HICKAM, Defend
ant TO HOWARD T. HICKAM,
TAKE NOTICE:
The Defendant above named
will take notice that a Comnlaint
has been filed in the above Court
and a Civil Action instituted
therein wherein the above named
Plaintiff seeks an absolute di
vorce from the Defendant nnon
the grounds of two years' sepa
ration. ' ,"' .
Mrs. Jimmy Mae Moore
Steve Moore
Mary Padgett Rector
W. W. Parris Est
Plemmons, Howard, Martha
and Minors .70
Carroll Ramsey 8.38
M. E. Rector Est 20.38
L. E. Rudisill 15.75
Orvill Thomas 28.43
Frank Waddell Est 16.45
8-ieh-9-6c.
The above name Defendant will
further take notice that be is re-
uired to appear at the Office of
the undersigned Clerk 01 the Su
nerior Court if. Madison County,
North Carolina, on or before the
28th day of September, 1962, and
answer or demur to the Complaint
that has been filed In this action
and that if he fails to do so, the
laintiff will sddIv to the Court
for the relief sought in said ac
tion.
This the 7th day of August,
1962.
HERBERT HAWKINS
Cerk Superior Court
8-9,16,23,30p
NOTICE
NOTICE
Sealed bids are now being ac
cepted ' by Wade Huey, Madison
County auditor, to supply coal for
the courthouse and jail for 1962-63.
Bids will be accented through
August 81, 1962,
Bids will be opened September
4, 1962. . ix'' A
WADE HUEY. Auditor
8-16,23,30e - , 1
I will Sell: at public auction to
satisfy storage and labor charg
es, one 1952 Model Ford 4-door;
Motor No, 110003, at 12 o'clock
noon on September 8, 1962 at the
Kam Merrill garage at my home
about one mile from Marshall by
pass on Highways 25-70.
- ' KAM MERRILL, -'-.
. ' Marshall RFD 2 , .
8-16, 28, 30p ,
. , Decoration
There will be a decoration Sun
day, August 26, at 2:00 o'clock at
the Old Bull Creek Cemetery on
the Marshall-Mars Hill Highway,
No, 213. . Jv''".; , ;
Does Chane-cf-Life lea
Feel Older Than Ycu Are?
In doctor's tests special medktne relieved '
- these hoi flashes, weakness, nervousness far woman .
after woman. ..then they could enjoy a kcfpier mUs-ce! ,
Does change of life leave you so' sided. TVt awftil nprvoura" t was
Week, irritable you feel older than calmed, 'i hen tnost wnmpi found
you really are? Suffocated by hot they coulJ pi "smT j t h"
flashes, constantly tense, so you
can't be the affectionate wife of oid?
Don't despair! I yota Pinkhaii'i
Compound can rr ,.ove ti nt j -vsi-cal
distrpss and t t I 1 . . .
in diKtor's testa 1 1 .".'a
got f. Ill' r- t I.'; C(' V
id.-.-.' i t i f f
the tryipir y. --a of
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f.M-1 li, T !
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bring gbod tiJlngs."
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