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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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The Task Committed to the Disciples
HIGHLIGHTS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
By NEWMAN 'CAMPBELL
(The International Uniform
Lesson on the above topic for
June 21 U Matthew 28:16-20;
Mark 16:14-20; Luke 24:49-53. the
Golden Text being Mark 16:19,
"Go ye Into all the world, and
preach the gospel to the whole
creation.")
ACCORDING to St. Mark's ac
count of the resurrection of Jesus,
He first appeared to Mary Magda
lene, then to the two we heard
of last week, who walked with
Him on the road to Emmaus. All
these told the others of the Risen
Lord, but they would not believe.
The Lord was on earth for 40 days
before His ascension.
Later He appeared to the 11 as
they sat at meat (this was still
on Easter Day), and upbraided
them for their unbelief and hard
ness of heart, "because they be
lieved not them which had seen
Him after He was risen."
St. Matthew tells us next that
the 11 apostles went to a moun
tain in Galilee where Jesus had
"appointed them.' We do not
know when He gave His command,
but He met them there, and
"when they saw Him, they wor
shipped Him: but some doubted."
Jesus said to them on this oc
casion, "All power is given unto
Me in heaven and in earth."
"Go ye therefore, and teach all
nations, baptizing them in the
name of the Father, and of the
Son, and of the Holy Ghost:
"X Am With You Alway"
"Teaching them to observe all
things whatsoever, I have com
manded you: and, lo, I am with
you alway, even unto the end of
the world."
St. Luke's account of the same
happening tells us that Jesus at
this time told His apostles to tarry
In the city of Jerusalem until "ye
be endued with power from on
r high," In Other words, until the
Holy Ghost came upon them. ;
And St. . Luke says, "He led
them out as far as to Bethany,
and he lifted up HU hands, and
blessed them."
"And It came to pass, while He
blessed them, He was parted from
them, and carried up into Heaven.
"And they worshiped Him; and
returned to Jerusalem with great
Joy:
"And were continually In the
temple, praising and blessing'
God."
Matthew, you see, says nothing
of the ascension.
St. Mark's account of the talk
with the apostles and subsequent
ascension is different from that of
the other two, as he tells first of
Jesus' upbraiding of the 11 'as
they sat at table, and then telling
them to go "Into the world, anJ
preach the gospel to every crea
ture." "He that believeth and is bap
tlzed shall be saved; but he that
believeth not shall be damned.
"And these signs shall follow
them that believe; In My name
shall they cast out devils; they
shall speak with new tongues ;
They shall take up serpents; and
If they drink any deadly thing, it
shall not hurt them; they shall lay
their hands on the sick, and they
shall recover."
After He had so spoken, says
St. Mark, "He was received up
into heaven, and sat on the right
hand of God.
"And they went forth, and
preached everywhere, the Lord
working with them, and confirm
ing the word with signs follow
ing." Thus the first Christian mis
sionaries were sent out to preach
the gospel "to all men" not to
the Jews alone, not to the Gentiles
only but to ALL. Most mission
aries no longer have the power
that Mark tells Us Jesus bestowed
on His apostles, but they go as
earnestly as ever did these first
preachers to bring the gospel to
the people who live in the farth
est corners of the earth. And they
believe and trust that today, as
In those early times when "Jesus
left them and ascended into heav
en, that their Lord la with them
always.
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LONG'S CHAPEL METHODIST
CHURCH
Lake Junaluska.
Pastor, Miles A. McLean.
Sunday school at 10:00 with R.
H. Terrell, superintendent.
Church service at 11:00 with
the pastor taking as his topic
"The Influence bf Jesus Upon Nic
odemus." There will be an an
them by the choir.
Youth Fellowship at 7:30 p. m.,
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
fc. k:., ... ,i,, nl i. ..vry Sunday 8:00 and 11:00 a. m
Hie iamiii, utrLiif, nun uic uuuivii 0,l.. , .. TT
be taken from Proverbs 3:19: "The
Lord by wisdom hath found the
earth; by understanding hath he
established the Heavens.'
Among the citations which com
prise the lesson-sermon wil be the
following from the Bible: "Draw
nigh to God, and he will draw nigh
to you; Cleanse your hands, ye
sinners; and purify your hearts;
ye double minded. Humble your
selves in the sight of the Lord, and
he shall lift you up." (James
4:8-10).
Helps."
Choir practice at 8:00
Thursday.
WAYNESVILLE PRESBYTE
RIAN CHURCH
Rev. Malcolm R. Williamson
Pastor.
R. H. Gibson, superintendent of
Sunday school.
Sunday school at 10:00 o'clock.
Morning worship 11:00 o'clock.
Sermon subject: "A FATHER
OF COMPASSION."
Young people's meeting at 7:00
p. m.
Mid-week prayer service Wed
nesday evening at 8:00 O'clock,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
H. G. Hammett, Pastor.
FATHER'S DAY will be observ
ed Sunday morning at the 11:00
o'clock worship as the pastor
preaches on the subject, "A Fath
er's Concern." At the evening
worship at 8:00 o'clock the pastor
will use as the theme, "The Secret
of A Mighty Life." Special music
by the senior and junior choirs and
be given. Warm fellowship and
singing of the great gospel hymns
will be an important part of every
service.
The Bible school, Earl Messer,
superintendent and J. C. Patrick,
assistant superintendent, meets at
9:45 a. m. The Training Union,
Roy Backwell and Kate Phillips,
associate directors, will meet at
7 p. m. .
Sylva, Community House, every
Sunday 11:00 a. m.
Cherokee, Quallu Hall, every
3rd Sunday 8:00 a. m.
Bryson City, St. Joseph's
Church, every Sunday 8:00 a. m.
Franklin, American Legion Hall,
every 2nd and 4th Sunday 8:00 a. m.
Highlands, School Auditorium,
every Sunday 11:00 a. m.
iviurpny, negai Hotel, every
1st and 5th Sunday (C. W. T.)
7:00 a. hi
r
Pictured with her proud mother, Nicolette, Is little June, newly arrived
bison calf at the Prospect Park Zoo, in Brooklyn, N. Y. Th baby weighs
forty-five pounds and all she needs at the moment, as her mother keeps
her eye on her, is a nickel to park on.
This Is Main Street Iceland
WAYNESVILLE METHODIST
"The Religion of Happiness" will
be the pastor's subject for the
morning service. In the evening
Rev. V. A. Morton, pastor of the
Rockwood charge, .. Canton, will
bring the message, Rev. Morton,
though still a young man, has been
in the ministry for several years
and has done some excellent work.
Church school opens at 9:45. The
Mehodist Youth Fellowship holds
its meeting at 7:00 o'clock. A
young people's recreational pro
gram is held at the church each
Thursday evening beginning at
8 o'clock.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON
SERMON Assembly rooms, second floor,
Mansonic. Temple.
Sunday school 9:46. '
Lesson-sermon 11:00 o'clock.
Readme room open Wednesday
tfternoona t to 4 o'clock.
"Is the universe, including man,
evolved by atomic force T" will b
the subject of the lesson-sermon on
Sunday morninr at the 11 o'clock
assembly hour. Golden Text will
THE HAZEL WOOD BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. Frank Leatherwood, Pastor
Sunday school 10 o'clock, Frank
Underwood, superintendent.
General lesson title, "The Task
Committed to the Disciples."
Golden Text, "Go ye into all the
World and preach the gospel to
every creature. I fear that we
are preaching the gospel of greed,
selfishness, and worldly pleasure
rather than the gospel of Christ.
Morning worship 11 o'clock, ser
mon subject, "The Right Sort of
Appetite."
Evening worship 8 o'clock, com
mencement of Daily Bible Vacation
school.
Training Union 7:00 o'clock.
Prayer services Wednesday
evening 7:30 o'clock.:
HAZELWOOD PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
S. R. Crockett, Minister.
Sunday school 10:00 a.m., Law
rence Davis, superintendent.
Preaching 11 a. m., and 8 p. m.,
every Sunday, except the morn
ings of the second and fifth. On
these Sundays, Mr. Crockett
preaches at Bethel.
Young people's meeting 7:15
p. m, V -
Sunday morning subject: "Like
as a Father Pitieth His Children."
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Raymond E. MacBlain, Rec-
i .. tor.
Third Sunday after Trinity, June
21, 9:45 church school.
11:00 a. m. morning prayer and
sermon.
"Wife Preservers
If ro add chopped riiin or prurw to,
Jto brwkfut ceresl, jroa wili.DMd Um
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Looks like the main street In a typical American town, doesn t it? But
it's the Broadway of a town in Iceland. U. S. soldiers stationed in i
nearby camp are shown spending Sunday window shopping and hob
nobbing with the natives.
(Central Press)
Wife Preservers
Tk can of the food you purchase.
and uae every bit of them that to edible.
Beets, tumipa, onion, poutoea and all
the sturdier vegetables do not require re
frigeration, but should be stored ia well
enUlatedbinmaeool.diTlee.
June 22 to be observed as "Aid-to-Russia
Day."
British general sees A. K. F. in
action "soon."
10 CHICK
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Softball Standings
t f " ' won lost pet.
High School .. ......A 0 1.000
Tannery . .....3 1 .750
Oayton Rubber -.3 3 .750
Jonathan Creek ...2 2 .500
Lions ...1 2 .333
Boosters .1 2 .333
Pet Dairy ...1 3 ,250
Rotary 0 4 .000
Junior league '
Bears 3 1
Badgers 3 2
'.'.') k-ats 2 3
Eagles 1 3
Softball Results
Junior League
Eagles 11;. Badgers 16.
Wildcats 5; Eagles 3.
Badgers 9; Wildcats 6,
Bears 26; Eagles 4.
Bears 8; Badgers 6.
Wildcats 9; Eagles 6.
Softball Results
.,,,: t -
w. dmLs6'a y, 4 jUne 10
Boosters, 3
Boosters ab
Troulman. lb 3
Kohtni, ;n v 3
Huwie us . S
Lance Sb . i
Kuv dull Ht . 3
l'raufird :f 3
Hv.le If . . 3
Miller rf , 3
L'woikI c . 3
huv'dall ib a
Lions, 4
h FLiont ab
0 Suihl . 4
1 :Oueen 2b . 4
1 Ve:!th'bv sa 4
0 ("hell c 4
0 M jKHie b 4
0 iKut'field f 3
0 l)avi if . 3
0 iWriifht cf a
1 iark rf . 3
0 i Brvwtn p 3
Totals . 30 3 31 Tntal . 35
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
Tannery, 14
Tannery ab
Lane Hi .
ii.tli'liff If
Henrv f:f .
HuiTell
sprinkle u
Wiiuhl rf
Wvutt 111
Wvatt 3b
Bvni r
liujilis 2b
Totals , 36 14
J. Creek, 3
h J. Creek ab
0 frVrir ann c 3
1 I. 'wood ka 3
0 l.'woofl 3b 3
3 t L'wood si 3
1 Millh u . 3
1 M esser lb3
0 lhon f 8
1 1 1. 'wood 2b 3
1 Will'sou If 3
1 II mell rf . 8
;l
9 I !l vtaU . 30
Softball Schedule
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
Dayton Rubber, 7 Rotary, 2
Dayton ab r h Rotary " ab
June 18th
Tannery vs. Boosters
Rotary vs. High School
June 19th
Dayton vs. Lions
Boosters vs. Jonathan Creek
June 22nd
High School vs. Dayton
Pet vs. Tannery
June 21 th
Junior vs. Junior
Lions vs. Rotary
Harris sf ..
Hill rt .. .
M liner If .
Fisher 3 b
Wvatt 2b
Mull lis . .
Hinirleton lb 2
Collins c . 2
Monk rf . J
IMitriam D . 2
2 Hill ks ... 3
1 i;..v 2b . 3
1 '.N'eal- . . 3
1 I' evost' 31) 3
2 IL'wood c . 3
1 .Masrtie jb 3
Me lfonl If 3
0 Ho,, per p 3
0 H:iinniett rf i
0 Hill rf. ,., 2
Totals ,. 2I : 7
College Girls Told
How To Get A Man
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Go easy
on the make-up girls, and do not
be a "gold digger" if you want to
get your man.
That is the advise of Dr. Clif
ford R. Adams, assistant profes
sor of psychology at Pennsylva
nia State college on the basis of
results of a test completed among
J men from five-universities.
The men students revealed they
wanted their girl friends to be de
pendable and modest as well as to
be easy on the pocketbook and
sparing with the rouge and lip
stick, Dr. Adams reported,
A "vast majority" of the 256
men given the test marked "true"
after the saying, "Men date the
popular girl but marry the" depen
dable one."
While the male Students expres
sed their belief that no one should
marry before the age of 25, the
women held out for earlier wed
ding bells. The co-eds thought
"unintelligent people" should not
marry but the men were not so
discriminating.
Lions, 6
Lions ab
stahl lb . . 3
Ovieen 3 b . 4
Weath'by ss 4
Campbell If 3
Teaifue cf . 3
Hvatt sf . . :(
M;tjie 2b . 2
Nuffield rf . 3
Bl'VNon p . . ;i
I.'wood e . . 3
Totals. 28
FRIDAY. JUNE 12
r h
0 2
U 0
0 0
O 0
0 0
0 1
0 0
0 0
10
10
1 1
Pet, 2
h Pet ab r
1 Medford 31) 3 1
0 I'hilliiw cf 3 0
1 -.ease lb . 3 1
1 iRoh'taon. sf 3
1 ! Vomit rf 3
I LrWOO.i H8 3
1 Mc D'ell 21) 3
1 iT'nian If . 2
1 ;llail . . 2
2 t'oiraiiue p 2
h
1
1
1
0 0
O 1
0 2
0 0
0 2
0 0
0 0
government plan, "j
""tories" i waPrrkd
. Cochran nan7T
vice All-Stars itr C7 I
1
NOTICE OP VYrvT-
NORTH CAROLIVa
HAYWOOD couvrv'
IN THE SUPfbL
H. ROTH A, sk 81081
VS.
ELLIS WELLS.
By virtue nf an 0 '
rected to the mi "1 xecal
Superior Cnnvt "
ty, 1 ! will on MondT,"
of July, 1342. at 12 k
A. M. at the court C i
said County ' elT , H
bidder ItJ'X10 fck
execution . i . v 0 saH
debtor. i Z 'r.'.Wd
terest of the ,aid
HpfpnHurif ; .l .... ntl
j --., ... me lull0v,-:n.
ed real estate. fo.u-. 8
T TT" " T x ' v t i , . .
i fiuge ana runs V v
fan 1
30'
lbo reet to a stak. ,fc. .ai
Totals . 32 tf 10 1
Totals
27
WANT ADS
NOTICB person picking up pock
etbook probably identified con
tents also gold stamped ARE
KNOWN. If returned to this
newspaper, no questions will be
asked. Mrs. F. K. Brown. It
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
High School, 11 J. Creek, 2
High School ab r h J. Creek ab
Teaifue 2 b
I man sf .
Wvatt 3b .
Javnes lb ,
Sin-urn i) .
Uoilirers r . ;
Javnes ss . .
Sum 'row rf
Hvnl If , .
Kvans rf . .
Knieht rt ,
1 0 . M esser c . 3
0 0 I.'wood sw 3 .
2 1 I.'wood 3b 3
2 1 I.'wood sf 2
1 0 Smith u . 2
0 0 'Mrsser lb 3
1 0 Istev'son rf 3
0 0 Allison rf 3
2 1 ! I.'wood 2b 2
12 Howell If . 2
1 0
Totals , 3.". 11 5 1 Totals
2
MONDAY, JUNE 15
Boosters, 6 Rotary, 5
Boosters ab
Troutriiiin ib 5
Lance 3b . 5
Robinson d 5
Boone sa . . 5
Kuv'dall sf 5
Crawford cf 5
Miller rf . 4
Orahani If . 4
Kuv'dall 2b 4
Hisrhoff c . 4
Totals , 38
r h I Rotary ab
0 1 Kiuy 2b . . . 4
1 0 (Massie lb 4
0 0 ICIapp cf . 4
1 2 il'revost 3b 3
1 1 H.uninett rf 4 -
1 1 IL'wood c . 4
13 Hill sh ; . 4
1 3 I Hooper o . 4
0 I il "man sf 4
0 1 Hill If . , 4
h
2
0
0
1
1'
9 0
0 ! 0
2 ' 2.
1 0
V 0
8 13 I Totals . 39
MONDAY, JUNE 15
Tannery, 1 Dayton: 5
r
0
0
Tanaary ,ab
Lane sf . . . 4
Ratrliff If - 4
Henry p ., 4
Burred ss . 4
Robinson cf 4
Wriitht 2b . 3
Wvatt lb . 3
Wvatt 3b . 3
BvtiI c , . , 3
llirhesoir rf 3
h Day tare ,
1 i Harris af . 3
8 IMilner If . 3
0 Wvatt 2b . 8
0 Jrisher 3b 3
1 l'litman p 3
1 Mull ss . . 3
2 Hill rf . . 3
2 Sinir'ton lb 3
1 IColliiis c , 3
0 IMoodv cf
Totals . 35 7 13 : Totals
3 0 0
Sb 5
Olive drab selected for women's
army uniform.
FOR SALE Plants, field grown.
1 omatoes and cabbage, also
flowers in several varieties at
reasonable prices. D. D. York,
Uethel, Waynesville, route 1.
June 18
Glenn Martin says our plane
output is nearly twice Germany's.
" 1U3 If ft .
. . . w a
tnence N. 50' u
stake; thence X. 35 ff
to a stake; thence ..in. ir
w a i a k f j thence K
l" a "lack hat R,,,
Al ' I
lu"rc'i uienee S. 85 30'
feef to a emsll .l,:.J .
n i p nib. .
thence S." -31" E. iw fa-
stake; thence S. 39 30' t
xcci. lu a siukp; thence S. V
c. -coo leet to a stake; thei
it ay. di. rU leet to a sub.
taiiu corner; thence X, 60'
feet to a stake: thencp V
115 feet to a stake: thpn'v
W. 280 feet to a stake; then
?c o or' Tn .... . ' 1
uu ou t,. lib leet to t
thence N. 4 E. 451 feet
stake; thence S. 72' E. 38;
to a stake; thence N. 25'
leet to a take on top of ridp,
in M. D. Kinsland's line; tl
wun ivinsianu s line and wit;
tershed of ridge, N. 64' 30' K
feet; N. .81 30' W. 83 feet.
30' W, 60 feet, N. 77. W. 183
N. 84" W. 100 feet, N 86'
132 feet, N. 60 W. HOfeet
W. 190 feet, N. 79' W. 65 it
81" W. 180 feet, N. 86' 45'
feet, S. 72M5' W. 180 feet,
W, 122 feet, N. 87" 15' W,
N. 81" V. 200 feet, N. 78
110 feet, N. 78 45' W. 24
N. '62 30' W. 132 feet, No,
260 feet, N. 51' W. 115 ff
51 30' W. 173 feet, N.
W. 181 feet N. 64 W. 195 fei
56" W. 122 feet, N. 55' '
feet, N. 60 30' W. 176 feet,
30' W. 200 feet, N. 71' 30'
feet, N. 72 W. 112 feet to 1
on top of mountain and on
divide; thence with the dirii
line between lots 7 and 8 six
as follows: S. 31 E. 2192
to a stake, S. 3 10' E. .277
S.L3 45' W. 100 feet toastal
8' 30' E. 132 feet to a ita!
0 15' E. 70 feet to a, stake.
E. 216 feet to a pine, the Sou:
corner of lot No. 7; thence
339 feet to a stake; thence
99 feet to a stake; thence
15' E. 445 feet to the .BEGIN.
containing 89.21 acres,
less.
This June 2nd. 1942.
R. V, WEI1
SI
No. 1192 June 11-18-25J;
FOR RENT House with 4 large
rooms, wanted a small family.
Handy to work at Hazelwood
factories. Mrs. Anna D. Gif-
ford, Route No. 1, Waynesville.
June 18
STRAYED from my pasture at
Hyder Mountain, June 11th,
black Angus bull yearling. Any
information will be appreciated.
Lee V. Rogers, Clyde. June 18
WANTED TO RENT by an osteo
path, 2 or 3 furnished rooms
with bath. Must be close in
and free from excessive radio
noises and too
Price must be reasonable. Write
Dr. F. K. Saunders, Waynesville,
June 19
WANTED Man for Rawleigh
Route. Permanent if you are a
hustler. For particulars, write
Rawleigh's, Dept. NCF-245-103,
Richmond Va. June 18
FOR SALE Modem 6 room him.
galow, Clyde, N. C. Modern ac
cessories. Perfect condition. 100
x 150 foot lot. Double garage.
see u U. Hanson, Clyde, N. C
June 18-25.
FOR SALF 5-room house aaid
100 front, 200 back lot. Near
Hazelwood. Easy terms. See
Kaymond Blanton. June 18-25
FOR
TJTTXT1 ir r.
j. o-roora nousp nn
tiowell Mill road. Call 62 or
diu-K. June 18
For Sale
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