Ld 4y DECEMBER 28, 1944 (One Day Nearer Victory) Pace S THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER At Fort Benning The Basis of Courage for the Future HIGHLIGHTS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON finishing a NEW YEAR of Happiness an J Success 1945 k We heartily believe in the New Year tradition ... the ousting of the old U make way for the new. May 1945 light the way to new pinnacles of achievement for you, as well as to new goals of health and contentment. Accept our heartiest New Year wishes. Central Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. John Shelby Phone 113 BEHIND THE ROAR AND CLAMO OF THE NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION IS THE AGE-OLD HUNGER FOR "LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS." SOME FIND HAPPINESS IN ONE VAY; SOME IN ANOTHER. WHATEVER YOUR IDEA OF HAPPI NESS MAY BE. OUR HOPE FOR YOU IS THAT DURING THIS YEAR OF OUR LORD, 1745, YOU WILL COME CLOSER TO ITS REALIZATION THAN EVER BEFORE. PERSONALITY BEAUTY SHOP RUTH CRAIG, Owner 'hone 306 Main Street k Freedom of Oppor tunity is an American heritage. It was this, more than all else, that made America great. We hope that 1945 will offer each of you more abundant means of turning "the Ameri can way" to better ac count that each day will bring you more and richer blessings. BARBER'S ORCHARD Phone 127 Y VVAR BONDS AND STAMPS By NEWMAN CAMPBELL (The International Uniform Lesson on the above topic for Dec. 31 is Matt. 16:13-20; II Pete 8:H-18; I John 3:1-3, the Golden Text being I Cor. 15:58, "Where fore, my beloved brethren, be ye 'teadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, forasmuch as ye know that your labor Is not vain in the Lord.") "THE BASIS of Courage for the Future" is the subject of our lesson today Do we ever think of Jesus needing courage even as you and I to go on with His earthly life ? He knew that two months from ihe time He was talking with His disciples in Caesarea Philippi He ivould be crucified, and the cer eal knowledge that He would rise from the dead did not miti gate the knowledge that He would die as a human being a very pain ful death. We can picture Him with the men whom He knew best, and those with one exception, Judas Lscarlot who loved Him best. Caesarea Philippi was far to the north, at the foot of the Lebanon mountains, In Palestine, in a place noted for Its adolatrous worship, and n.urt be distinguished from Caesarta whioh was on the Medl terrantan coast. Here Jesus and His disciples talked together. J.sus had boa preaching, per forming rii!;v-les and living with the people cf Palestine for over t vo years; what did they think of H!.n? Whom did they think He was? Jesus put the question to His disciples, and they answered, "Some say John the Baptist; some, Elijah; and others Jeremiah t: one of the prophets." Asks His Disciples Then He said, "But whom say ye that I am?" And Peter, always the spokesman for the twelve, an swered, 'Thou art the Christ, the Son of the Living Ood." For the first time In the Scrip ture record, Jesus called an Indi vidual blessed. "Blessed art thou, Simon Bar-jonah; for flash, and blood bath not revealed it unto thea, but My Father which la in heaven. "And I say also unto thee. Thai thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build My ohureh; and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against It. . "And I witt give thee the keya' of the kingdom of heaven, and whatsoever thou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven." One commentator states chat It would almost seem as If Jesus had "asked the question with some anxiety, as If Peter's immediate and decisive reply was a Joy that contained m It something of relief.. The Lord emphatically declared that this confession of faith in His Messiahshlp is not the outcome of human Instruction, but must be a revelation from God Himself." Faith Conies First The first great lesson of cour age for the future is faith. Faith In God the Father and His Son whose guidance we must seek in the grave solutions of peace that face the world after all the un speakable cruelty and suffering After nearly two thousand years, the church of which Christ speaks la still giving people hope and courage and providing inspiration for them to try to live the Christ like life. Hades has not indeed prevailed against It. While we confidently expect peace and happiness to come to the Christian world, we must re solve to do our part. As Peter writes in his second epistle, "Wherefore beloved, seeing that ye look for such things, be dili gent that ye may be found of Him In peace, without spot, and blame less." He concludes the epistle with the words: "But grow in grace, and In the knowledge of our Lord . and Saviour Jesus Christ." That Is the point of our lesson on courage for the future, to be lieve, to try In every possible way to follow the Master In our every action. Thus we cannot despair These are the bases of courage for the future. By x V N .1 fc IXv&Ss Distributed by King Festurei Syndicate, Inc. Sunday, 31st, Will Mark Special Event At Baptist Church Sunday, December 31, the last day of the year, has been desig nated by the Southern Baptist Con vention as a Day of Contrition, Con fession and Consecration, accord ing to an announcement by Rev. L. G. Elliott, pastor of the First Baptist Church here. Beginning at 1 :45 the Sunday School officers and the Teachers of the First Baptist Church here will be in their places, on time, pre pared in mind and heart and in a spirit of deep reverence and conse cration to direct the work. Un less sickness prevents a person from attending, every member of the Sunday school is expected to lie present. The pastor and the choir will be ready to lead the congregation in the morning church worship at 11:00 o'clock. The sermon topic will be. "Except These Abide in the Ship," a message of encouragement as the New Year is faced. At the close of the morning hour of worship there will be a brief period of silence as the congrega tion stands with bowed heads in memory of those members who have passed away during the year. Training Union will be held at 0:30. At 7:I!0 Student Night at Christmas will be observed, with Miss Hatsie Freeman in charge of the program in which a number of students will take part. The "Youth Choir" will furnish appro priate music, and the pastor will speak on the theme, "If I Be Lifted UP" , During the past year the theme of, "Thy Will Be Done" has been followed through the program m the Training Union activities and programs. The public is cordially invited to attend anv of the foregoing or all of the services at the church on Sunday, December 31. Lt. Sam M. McElroy Wears 2nd Battle Star Lt Sam M. McElroy, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. McElroy of Lake Junaluska. veteran pilot, has been authorized to war a second battle star, according to recent informa tion received at the bomber base where he is serving overseas. Lt McElrov received the award as a member of a veteran 15th AAF Liberator Bomber Group which has flown numerous bombing missions in direct support of the invasion of southern France during August and September. The group is a veteran of many missions and was previously award ed a battle star for its participa tion in the Italian Combat zone. The battle stars are won on the European-African-Middle Eastern Theater ribbon. Wife: "I didn't run after you be fore we were married!" Husband: ;'Listen, a trap doesn t run after a mouse, but it catches it just the same." Sgt. John Bramlett, Overseas 10 Months Wins Battle Stars Technical Sergeant John E. Bramlett, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bramlett, of Brevard College, Brevard, formerly of Haywood rountv. is now servincr as a clerk with the unit controlling the Port of Ltghorn, according to lnlorma tion rereiveH from the Allied Force Headquarters, Italy. This outfit administers work that sends an average of nearly 10,000 tons of war supplies to tne lroni aauy. Sc-t. Bramlett has been overseas 10 months and has been awarded the good conduct medal. He also wears the Mediterranean Theater ribbon and two battle participation t jirs Men of his unit operated the Port of Palermo, Sicily, before com ing to Italv. Thev sent detach ments to the Anzio Beachhead to assist in ttie handling of supplies for the Fifth Army in the early weeks of the fight there and later managed the embarkation of the entire Seventh Army for the in vasion of Southern France. Last September 1, the outfit's first group took over the opera tion of the Port Leghorn while German Artillery shells were still falling in the city. In addition to regular nort functions, they set up a large ship repair shop and a small craft operating section 10 speed the unloading of Liberty Ships arriving with ammunition und nther hie-h Drioritv supplies. The entire port was wrecked by retreating Germans ana over n, 000 land mines were taken from the dock area in one day. PVT. JOE DAVIS, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. Y. Davis, of Clyde, R.F.D. No. 1, who entered the service on April 7, of this year, is now stationed at Fort Benning, Ga. He was inducted at Camp Croft, and from there was sent to Camp Wheeler, Ga. He has wort the Good Conduct Medal and six medals for his expert record in the artillery. Before entering the ser vice he was a Haywood county farmer. He has a brother, Cpl. William C. Davis, who is now serving with the armed forces in Germany. 115th Machine Gun Battalion To Honor Cherry With Meet The 115th Machine Gun Battalion will hold a reunion in Raleigh on January 3rd and 4th, with head quarters at the Carolina Hotel, according to the committee com posed of John H. Stentelle, Oscar L. Mills and Ben E. Douglas. The reunion is to honor their former Captain Robert Gregg Cherry, who will take office on the 4th as Governor of North Carolina, the first veteran of World War I to attain this high honor. The reunion is being held as a tribute to their former officer as well as a token of appreciation to the people of the state or the honor bestowed. Man: "I'm the happiest man alive. I've got the finest little wife in the country." Friend; "I'd be happy, too, if mine was in the country." PERnUflEM WAVE KIT CompleU with Prmnnl ur J? t A Wt Solution curlerfc hun poo nd wt Mt - nothinit iIm to buy Kaquiro do homt, elwtrlrity or nw rhin. 8f for overy typ of hair Ovr A mil lion mid Money back guarantee Oet C harm hurl Kit today THE EAGLE STORES NOTICE OF SUMMONS In The Superior Court North Carolina, Haywood County. RICHARD HOWELL vs. GLENDA HOWELL. The defendant in the above en titled action will take notice that an action has been commenced in the Superior Court of Haywood County, North Carolina, for the purpose of securing an absolute di vorce from the defendant upon statuatory grounds. And said defendant will further take notice that she is required to appear before the clerk of the court of said county at the court house in Waynesville, North Carolina, on 4th day of January, 1945, and ans wer or demur to said complaint fil ed therein or the plaintiff will ap ply for the relief demanded therein. This the 4th day of December. 1944. C. H. LEATHERWOOD, Clerk of the superior court of Haywod County, North Carolina 1404 Dec. 7-14-21-28. 1945 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN f We are going to have with os soon a very promising young man who come from the Land of Nowhere, bat who is going to take you Somewhere. Yes, this young feller is GOING PLACES with you, in 1945. At any rate, that is our wish for yon, good friends, to whom we owe so much, and to whom we now pledge a continuation of the best pos sible service we know how to fire. CHARLIES PLACE CXAtTE WOODARD, Manager . East Waynesville WELCOME 1945! We greet 1945 with j fervor. For a new year, like a new day, unfolds infinite possibilities. May your New Year bring the realiza tion of all your aspirations and hopes, and your holiday be a day of H GOOD CHEER H WAYNESVILLE LAUNDRY J. W. KILLIAN Phone 205 Waynesville, N. C. SHIP AHOY I Here comes our shipload of good wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year for every man, woman and child in this community. Farmers Exchange Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ketner Phone 130-M SEASONS GREETINGS A HAPPY NEW YEAR. TO ALL Wishing you a Happy New Year In so many joyful ways, One that fills your heart with gladness Through a year of happy days. HAYWOOD CO. General Contractors i Phone 539 Ben Sloan and Sammy Bushnell BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS

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