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The Sunday School Lesson
CHRISTIAN MOTIVES FOR ABSTENENCE
THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL ( healing the people, and as they
(Tiie International Uniform Les
ion on the above topic for Octo
ber 27 is Luke 1:13-16; 2:40; 4:4;
6:21, 25, 43:45, the Golden Text
being Rom. 14:17, "For the King
dom of God is not eating and drink,
ing, but righteousness and peace
and joy in the Holy Spirit.")
TWO PREVIOUS lessons, tell
ing of the birth of John the Baptist
and Jesus, have prepared us for
the lesson of today. This lesson sets
forth the Chiistian motives for
abstinence from iaioxicaUng li
quors for International Temperance
Sunday.
You remember that when the
angel announced to Zacharias, the
priest, that he would have a son,
the angel said: "And thou shalt
have joy and gladness, and many
shall rejoice at his birth. For he
shall be great in the sight of the
Lord, and he shall drink no wine ' fruit," said Jesus. "For there is no
nor strong drink, and he shall be(good tree that bringeth forth cur
filled with the Holy Spirit, even rupt fruit; nor again a corrupt
crowaea aoout nun he said u
them the poor, hungry and sad
Blessed are ye that hunger now;
for ye shall be filled. Blessed are
ye that weep now; for ye shall
laugh."
Sorrow does not last. The hun
gry ie usually fed, even bodily
food; and the grief passes. Those
who have hungered often times ar
thereafter more sympathetic wuh
others and help those poorer than
themselves. Those who have wept
know how to sympathize with oth
ers in their grief, and learn to be
happy again.
AH who grow "strong jn spirit,"
refusing to be tempted into un
worthy ways of living, reap the
reward in physical well-being and
which is more important in
strong character and spiritual
health.
"Each tree is known by its
"3 'I Tf An .'ii ' BoMaw amu-N
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Pcaruc Nari Wrath Waynesville. as per map recorded
escapes txazi vvrdui LK.tlJ l!ook ..R in the offlce of
the liegister o Deeds Of Haywood
from his mother's womb,
, Few parents in the world have
this wonderful assurance that their
sons will grow up to be good men
and women, giving them only joy
and happiness. They can only trust
that with love and wise up-bringing
they will so develop. Too many
raise their children only to have
them grow away from the high
standards set by the parents. Some
parents, too, sorrow for their chil
dren's wrong doing when the young
people only follow the example set
them by said parents.
You remember, too, that the an-j Syndicate, Inc.
gel told Mary, "thou shalt bring j -
forth a son and shalt call His
name Jesus. He shall be great, and
shall be called the Son of the
Highest"
Here were two mothers who did
not have to worry about their sons
at least about their conduct.
Each "turned many of the chil
dren of Israel to the Lord, their
God," as was prophesied about
John, and each suffered marty
dom. John Grows Strong
We know little of John's child
hood and growth into manhood.
At the end of the first chapter of
Luke, he says of John, "And the
child 'grew, and waxed strong in
spirit, and was in the deserts till
the day of his shewing unto
Israel."
Of Jesus it was said: "And the
tree that bringeth forth good fruit
"The good man out of the good
treasure of his heart bringeth that
which is evil: for out of the abun
dance of the heart his mouth
speaketh."
On this day dedicated to world
temperance, let us consider the
words of our Golden Text: "For
the kingdom of God is not eating
and drinking, but righteousness
and peace and joy in the Holy
Spirit." Let us dedicate ourselves
to this joy and peace.
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sannot fool him or frighten him.
Naturally, therefore, the dicta
tors desire that the American peo
ple repudiate Roosevelt at the polls,
and place a Chamberlain in his
chair one that will play ball with
the- dictators.
In this grave, international crisis,
and In this" great and unprecedent
ed national emergency, the Ameri
can people cannot afford to weaken
or divide the national influence or
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words; 31,173 verses;
ipters; and 66 books. The
u is used 46,277 times;
times. The middle
lie Bible is the eighth
the 118th Psalm. Two
is the Bible are exactly
'spter 19 of the Second
Kings and ChaDter 37 of
The longest verse is the
eighth chapter of Es-
wortest verse, the 35th in
ehapter of St John.
WS NOTICE TO CRED
ITORS
Hualified as executor of
!' of Caroline S. W. de
P' weased. lafo nf TTav-
K. North Carolina, this
W an persons having
t the estate of said
exhibit thom t ft,
H at Waynesville, on or
r. day of October,
1 notice will be pleaded
f weir recovers iir
'-'M tO Said oafafo .1....
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its fighting forces, by defeating at
rhilH crrpw nn.l waxed sftjtoni?. I the polls the one man in America
filled with wisdom, and the grace most feared and hated by the dic
of God was upon him." Jesus de-, ta tors; the man who fostered and
velODed like ordinary boys, learned ; effected the new and enlarged Mon-
to walk and to talk, to notice
things, to ask questions. He mu?t
have been a great joy to His gen
tle mother as He grew in body and
in spirit. What a companion He
must have been to her.
Each child grew up in a pious
roe Doctrine; the man that united
in a friendly compact all the re
publics of the Western Iiomi'.pni.-ri',
and the mar., most adniiml .."and
trusted by them.
Yes, the one man that has
aroused the American people to
Famed author Frani Werfel, who,
at various times had been reported;
in a concentration camp, shot and!
beheaded because of his antl-Nait
writings, is shown as ha arrived In
Hoboken, N. J, after escape from
Nazi-occupied France. He waa
among fifteen German men of let
ten who cam In on the Greek liner
N HtUat.
dictators know right now, that, we
stand united and fore-square be
hind the Foreign Policy of Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, arid wilt continue
to do so until the wicked reign of
dictators is no longer a menace
and threat to American.- freedom
and American security. Be sure
that vour vote will not give one
iota of aid or comfort or encour
agement to the dictators on elec
tion day.
Editor's note: The National
emergency and the "third term tra
dition" will be further discussed in.
the next article. ; "
County.' ;
Sale made pursuant to the au
thority conferred upon me by that
certain deed of trust dated May
21th, 1939, executed by Bernard L.
Reers and wife, Mary Pauline
Reers, and recorded in Book 89,
page 289, Haywood County Regis
try, to which instrument and rec
ord reference is hereby made for all
the terms and conditions thereof.
Sale will be made subject to prior j
deed of trust on said premises held
by the Haywood Home Building
Loan Association and also subject
to any unpaid taxes.
This October 3rd, 1940.
A. T. WARD,
Trustee.
No. 1008 Oct. 10-17-24-31.
NOTICE OF SALE
On Monday, October 28th, 1940,
at 11 o'clock a. m. at the Court
house door in the Town of Wayes
ville, I will offer for sale at public
outcry to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described lands
lying and being in Clyde Township,
Haywood County, North Carolina,
to-wit: . .
BEGINNING at a stake on the
north side of the public road at
the west side of an alley and corn,
er of lot 64, and runs thence N
3 30' E. 133 feet to a stake, corner
Of lot 65; thence N. 86 30' W. 2Q0
feet to stake, corner of lot 56;
hence with the line of that lot S.
86 30' E. 147 feet to tho public
road; thence with the said road to
the BEGINNING, berrg lots 67-58-59-60-61-62-63-64
of the W. H.
Rich propery, in the Town of
Clyde as per subdivision and plat
of J. W. Seaver made August,
1917, and recorded in Map Book
"A," page 17, in office of Register
of Deeds for Haywood County, N.
C, and being the same land as that
conveyed in a deed from , B. N.
Rogers, et ux, to Chas. B. Mann,
et ux. dated August 12, 1929, re
corded in Book 80, at page 88, Hay
wood County Registry,
Sale made pursuant to the pow
er and authority conferred upon me
by that certain deed of trust dated
February 12th, 1935, executed by
C. B. Mann and wife, Estelieta
Mann, and recorded in Book 31,
page 100, Haywood County Regis
try, to which instrument and re
cord reference is hereby made for
all the terms and conditions
thereof.
This September 23rd, 1940.
A. T. WARD,
Trustee.
No. 1006 Oct. 3-10-17-24.
istry to which instrument
cord reference is hereby mad ior
all the terms and conditions
thereof.
This September 23rd, 1940.
A. T. WARD,
Trustee.
No. 1005 Oct 3-10-17-24.
NOTICE OF SALE
On Monday, October 28th, 1940,
st 11 o'clock a. m. at the Court
house door in the Town of Waynes.
ville, I will offer for sale at public
outcry to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described lands
lying and being in Clyde Towrship,
Haywood County, North Carolina,
to-wlt:
BEGINNING on a stake on the
west side of Jones Cove Road, C
W. Ensley's and Jones corner
runs with - -Jones line. N. 69
25' W. 196 feet to a stake; thence
N. 4 30' E. 200 feet to a stake;
thence S. 69 25' E. 196 feet to a
stake in the west margin of said
road; thence with the west margin
of said road, S. 4 30' W. 200 feet
to the BEGINNING, containing
0.90 acres, more or less.
Being the same land described in
a deed from C. W. Ensley, et ux,
to Carl Henline, et ux., by deed
dated December 20th, 1938, and
recorded in Book 103, at page 182,
HayWood County Registry.
Sale made pursuant to the pow
er and authority conferred upon me
by that certain deed of trust dated
January 10th, 1939, executed by
Carl Henline and wife, Rachel
Henline, and recorded in Book 31,
lit page 319, Haywood County Reg-
NOTICE OF SALE .
On Monday, October 28th, 1940, '
at 11 o'clock a. m. at the Court
house door in the Town of Waynes
ville, I will offer for sale at poblie
outcry to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described lands
lying and being in Clyde Township,
Haywood County, North Carolina,
to-wit: ;
BEGINNING at an iron pin in
the west bank of the old abandoned
road in line between D. L L.
Smathers and J. W. Vick, theaoe
with same line two calls as fol
lows: N. 23 15' W, 7 chains and
56 links to an iron pin in the east
bank of the new highway; thenee
N. 38 45' E. 3 chains and 60 links
to a stake at the intersection of
the new highway with the old road;
thence with the west bank of old
road six calls as follows: S. 95 40'
W. 4 chains and 20 links to a
stake; thence S. 25 30' E. 0
links to a stake; thence S. 47 50'
E. 1 chain and 70 links to a stake
thence S. 0030' W. 60 links to a
stake; thence S. 18 36' W, i
chain to a stake; thence S. 00 45'
W. 2 chains and 36 links to the
BEGINNING, containing one and
one-tenth acres, being a portion
of a tract of land conveyed by A.
G. Osborne and wife, L. L. Os
borne, to D. I. L. Smathers by deed
dated September 13th, 1907, and
duly recorded in Book 23, on page
559, under date of October 17th,
1907.
Being the same land described
in a deed from Charles Snyder, et
ux, to Crofford Sanford, et ax,
dated March 7th, 1939, and re
corded in Book 103, page 332, Hay
wood County Registry.
Sale made pursuant to the pow
er and authority conferred upon me
by that certain deed of trust dated
January 24th, 1940, executed by
Crofford Sanford and wife, Bertha
May Sanford, and recorded in
Book 44, page 285, Haywood Coun
ty Registry, to which instrument
and record reference is hereby
made for all the terms and condi
tions thereof.
This September 23rd, 1940.
A. T. WARD,
Trustee.' :
No. 1007 Oct 8-1017-24
family with parents who not only! the point of passing a Peace-time
. . . .. . Dill A a.,ninnpiur.
obeyed earthiy laws, but also uvea unscni..u" "
the life of the spirit. How much
better chance have modern chil
dren who live in Christian homes,
with parents who obey God's laws,
to grow up into strong, earnest
characters, than those who have no
such privileges. That they do not
always so grow and develop is one
of the sad things of life.
After Jesus baptism by John
He was tempted by Satan who took
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ing $10,000,000,000 to defend
themselves against dictator aggres
sion, and despite the opposition of
Mr. Wilkie's party as a party.
Mr. Roosevelt has become so
identified with our National De
fense program and our Foreign
Policy, that a repudiation of him
at the polls would encourage and
embolden jthe dictators into the
mad belief that the American peo-
Him intn tha wilderness for 40 'pie approved of them and their
day, during which time He ate dirty deeds and, disapproved 'of
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nothing, and was hungry. Then mr. ivuvet ... . "
Satan said, "If thou be the Son of icy. That erroneous belief would
God, command this stone tliat it, w i i-f - -
be made bread."
But Jesus answered the tempter,
"It is written that man shall not
live by bread alone, but by every
word of God." Bread nourishes the
body. We cannot live without food
and water, but what poor lives we
prestige and best interestof AmerU
ca, but add fuel and flame to the
wild ambition and desire of Hitler
to conquer the whole world, includ
ing America.
Therefore, the American people
should re-elect Mr. Roosevelt, not
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live if we do not have something: omy rjecause n ,'"'""
more thaw nourishment for our experience in government and a
bodies, if we do not have food for better grasp
our spirits, too. ana wu,, V.riJf ha
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Administrator of the estate
of Sarah S. Sloan, deceased, all
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file
same, duly verified, with Morgan
& Ward, Attorneys, of Waynes
ville witbl the undersigned, William
S. Sloan, M. D-, Wilson, N. C, on
or before October 24, 1941, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of re
covery thereon, and all persons
indebted to said estate will pay
the same to tne unaersignea, ur tu
Morgaii & Ward, forthwith.
This October 24, 1940..
WILLIAM S. SLOAN, M. D.,
Administrator, Estate of Sarah
S. Sloan, Deceased.
No. 1010 Oct 24-31 -Nov. 7-14-21-28.
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NOTICE OF SALE
On Monday, November 4th, 1940,
at 11 o'clock a. m. at the Court-
house door in Town oi waynesvme, .
Haywood County, N. C, I will of-!
f er for sale at public outcry to the ,
highest bidder for cash, the follow-
ing described lands and premises,
situate, lying and being in said
Town and County, to-wit:
BEGINNING at a stake at the
Northwest corner of the Smyer lot,
which stake is 88 feet from
the West margin of Bryson Street,
and is 99 feet feet from the
East margin of Daisy Avenue and
in the lino between lots Nos. 25
and 26, in Block "E" of Oak For-;
est Addition to Waynesville, and
runs wth the line between said
lots, S. 85 W. SOYi feet to Daisy t
Avenue; thence with said Avenue,'
S. 1 W. 150 feet to a stake, cor-!
ner between lots Nos. 28 and 29!
in Rlock "E" of Oak Forest Addi-!
tion; thence with line between said
lots N. 85 E. 124 feet to a stake;
thence with a wire fence, N. 1 E.
100 feet to a stake in Smyer's line
and in line between lots Nos. 26 and
27, which stake is 96 feet West of
the West margin of Bryson Street;
thence with Smyer's line S. 85 W.
24 feet to a stake, Smyer's South
west corner; thence with Smyer
line and the wire fence N. 1 E.
50 feet to the BEGINNING, being
the Western portion of lots Nos.
26, 27 and 28 in Block "E" of Oak
Forest Addition to the Town of
VOTERS
to ra
of Haywood County
If you find that you will be absent from the
county on election day, November 5th, and you
wish to vote an ABSENTEE BALLOT, be sure to
secure same from the Chairman of the Board of
Elections. The law requires that application for
Absentee Ballots be in writing. It must be in the
form prescribed by the statute; it must be deliv
ered to the Chairman of the County Board of Elec
tions (1) by voter himself; (2) by a member of
the Applicant's immediate family (husband and
wife, brother and sister, parent or child, only) or
(3) by the United States mail. Application may
be made any day except Sunday, up to and includ
ing Saturday, November 2nd.
The Registration Books Open Saturday. If
You Have Not Registered in 1940, You Must Do
So If You Want To Vote On November 5th.
CHAIRMAN OF THE HAYWOOD BOARD OP ELECTIONS
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