THURSDAY, APRIL J
PAGE FOUR (Second Section)
THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
GO TO CHURCH SOMEWHERE EVERY SUND
AT THE CHURCHES
Friends of Jesus
ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Scripture Mark 10:I, 14, 16; 15:43: Luke 6:13-16; 8:1-3; 15:1. 2; John 1:35-51; 3:1, 2a; 4:6,
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LAKE JUNALUSKA METHODIST
CHURC'.f
Church School will be opened
at 9:45 by R. H. Terrell, the Gen
eral Superintendent.
Rev. Walter B. West, District
Superintendent, will preach at the
eleven o'clock hour service of wor
ship, and conduct the second quart
erly conference. The choir, under
the direction of C. S. Klopp. will
have charge of the music at this
hour.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet at 6:45 with Charles Ray
Howell leading the program of
worship and study.
The pastor, Cecil L. Heckard. will
preach at the 7:30 evening worship
service.
ROCKWOOD METHODIST
CIU'RCH
Sunday School at 10 a. in. Her
schell Hipps, superintendent.
Methodist Youth Fellowship at
6:45 p. m.
Evening service, sermon: "A Man
of Prayer and Acquainted With
Grief."
Tuesday. 7 00 p m , Prayer ser
vice and choir practice
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The church rooms are located on
the second floor of the Masonic
Temple. Serivces are held each
Sunday morning at It o'clock. The
subject for next Sunday will be
"Unreality'' and the Golden Text
will be taken from Proverb 13:7.
"There is that makcth himself rich,
yet hath nothing: there is that
maketh himself poor yet hath great
riches."
HARMONY PLAINS METHODIST
CHVRCII
Sunday School at 10 a in . Jesse
Brown, superintendent.
11.00 a. m., morning service, "My
Task."
Evening Youth Fellowship, 7 p
in.
7:00 p. m , choir practice.
Visitation Evangelism will be ob
served by the charge during the
week of April 8-12.
HAZELWOOI) PRESBYTERIAN
CHl'RCII
The congregation of the Hazel
wood Presbyterian Church will ob
serve their regular Communion
Service Sunday at the 11. Ot) o'clock
hour.
The pastor will not preach
sermon but the hour of worship
will be largely given to the reading
of appropriate selections of Scrip
ture and to prayer and song.
Prayermeeting Wednesday at
7:30 p. m.
Sunday School, 9:45. Lawson
Summerrow, superintendent.
The Pioneers meet every Sun
day at 6.00 p. m.
CLYDE BAPTIST CHURCH
T. H. Parris. Pastor
Sunday school meets at 10.00 a
m., with W. E. Abbott, superinten
dent in charge.
The pastor will preach at 11 00
o'clock, using as his subject. ' The
Christian Views The Cross "
The Training Union assembles
in the auditorium at 7 00 p in , with
Betty Joyce Morgan, director, in
charge, and at 8 00 p. m . the pastor
will continue the series Bihle
Characters. "Jonah, the Unwilling
Missionary ."
Dorothy Walker will direct the
adult choir in the morning worship,
and the Young People's choir in the
evening.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Schedule of masses: A.M.
Waynesville, every Sunday 11:00
Bryson City, 1st Sunday 8.00
Canton, 5th Sunday 8:00
Cherokee, 3rd Sunday . 8.00
Cullowhee, 1st Wednesday 7:00
Franklin, 2nd Sunday 8:00
Murphy. 5th Saturday 8:00
Sylva, 4th Sunday . 8:00
Welch Cove, 1st Saturday 8.00
CHURCHES--
large and small are invited to
ask us about our new plans
for . . .
HEATING
Imagine it: Light the heaters only
in the rooms to be used immediate
ly turn them off as soon as
through. No waste in heating un
used portions; no firing up hours
ahead of time; instant heat when
and where needed only as long as
needed. Heat one room for a com
mittee meeting; heat the pastor's
study when he is using it or heat
the whole auditorium. Let us talk
It over with you.
BR A DING
GAS SERVICE
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
(Waynesville)
Rev. Paul Townsend, pastor.
Church school opens at 10.00
o'clock with worship services in
each department. Classes begin at
10:15. M. II. Bowles, superin
tendent. Sunday morning worship service
at 1 1 :00 o'clock. Sermon hy the
pastor: "Stepping-Stones to Higher
Things."
Evening service at 7:30. Lenten
sermon by the pastor. There will
be special music at this service.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet Sunday evening at 6.30.
Aletha Cagle. president. The de
votions at this service will be con
ducted by Donald Rhea.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Robert G. Tatiim, rector.
Church school at 9:30 a. m
Sermon and Holy Communion
at 11.00 a. m.
Holy Communion each Wednes
day during Lent at 10:00 a. m.
Youg People's Service League
and Crusaders at 6.30 p. m.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
(Miradalr)
Evensong at 7.00 p. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
L. G. Elliott, pastor.
Sunday school at 9.45. Earl Mes
ser, superintendent; Ben Phillips,
associate superintendent. The les
son topic for Aprilf 7 is "Friends
of Jesus."
Morning worship at 1 1 .00 o'clock.
The pastor's sermon subject will
be "The Lord Hath Need Of It."
Training Union meets at 6:45
under the direction of Miss Hatsie
Freeman. We need YOU.
Evening worship at 7:30. The
pastor will speak upon this sub
ject: "Wounded in the House of
Friends." This is the seventh mes
sage in the scries of "Walking With
Jesus to the Cross."
The Sunday school officers and
teachers will have their regular
monthly meeting Monday night at
7:30.
The general meeting of the
W. M. S. is Tuesday night at 7:30.
Mid-week worship service and
choir rehearsal Wednesday night
at 7:30. Pastor will impersonate
Pontius Pilate.
The doors of our church stand
open, and we cordially invite you
to let our church be your church.
Be sure to go to church somewhere
every Sunday.
FINES CREEK BAPTIST
CHURCH
Roy V. Young, Pastor
Sunday School will begin at
10:30, with M. M. Kirkpatrick lead
ing. The pastor will speak on "The
Meaning of the Cross." Miss Phyl
lis Green will render a special
number in song The Lord's Sup
per will be observed at the close
of the worship service.
Training Union will begin at 7
o'clock with the union leader in
charge.
We extend to all a hearty wel
come to come and worship with us.
CRABTREK METHODIST
CHl'RCII
Mrs C () Newell. Pastor
The pastor will preach at Davis
Chapel at eleven o'clock. The sub
iect will be, "The Two Wash
Basins "
Church school at ten o'clock.
Mrs. Grady Davis, superintendent
In the afternoon at 2:30 the
pallor will preach at Pinchers
Chapel.
The Woman's Snrietv of Chris
tian Service will meet with Mrs
I.ee Williamson on Iron Duff
Thursday, April 1 Hh.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
llazrlwood
Rev W M. Robbins. Pastor
Sunday School at 10 o'clock with
Mrs Cecil Mooney, Superintendent,
in charge.
Pastor will preach at II o'clock
and Rev. J M. Woodward will
preach at 7.30.
BETHEL AND SPRING HILL
BAPTIST CHURCHES
J. Howard Hall, pastor.
Bethel Sunday school meets at
10 o'clock with S. A Mel.ain c 1 1
perintendenl. in rharce.
The pastor will hrinff n ttim-t
message on "The Lord's Supper"
ai me it o clock hour.
The Training lT
ganizod, with Mr. Sloan as director.
win meet at 7:00 o clock.
Wednesday night prayer service
at R00 o'clock.
Miss Gretehel Johnson our Ac.
sociational worker, will be with u?
April 10-12 at nights.
Spring Hill Sunday school mot
at 9:50 o'clock with Georee Hpn-
son, superintendent, in charge.
ine pastor will have as his sub
ject at the 11 o'clock hour April
14, "The Table of the Lord."
B. T U. meets at 7:00 nVlnelr
with George Henson. director, in
charge. All groups are in session
at this hour. One erouo will eive a
short program each Sunday night
after B. T. U. hour, thus alternat
ing with all groups of the Union.
Andrew and Simqji Piter
the Baptist proclaim Je;-u.s
God, and they went home
Him fur hours
heard John
Ihe Lamb of
to talk with
Friends
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
(The International Uniform
Lesson on the above topic for
April 7 is Mark 10.1,'!, 11, Hi;
15:43; Luke 6-13-16; S 1-3; 15:1.
2; John 1:35-51. 3 1; 2a; 4 6. 7,
the Memory Verse being John
15.14. "Ye are My f.-ieud.. if ye do
the things which I Command
you")
"THE FRIENDS of Jesus" Is
the subject of our le.sson today.
We think of Jesus s the Friend of
all people; and rarely think of Him
friends. Yet He made fn.nds
warm, loyal friends all through
His life on earth. The record of
these friendships are told in the
books written after His death by
those who knew Him on earth
What a wonderful friend He must
have been!
Children were His fii.nl.s and
He was theirs Mark tells the
story in his tenth chapter, how ihe
women brought their children to
Him to have Him touch thein.
much as we today like to have
our children meet and shake hands
with or be patted on the head by
some noted man. The disciples
were annoyed that their leader
should have His time taken up
with things that to them .seemed
unimportant Jesus thought differ
ently. He was "much displeased,"
and said, "Suffer the little children
to come unto Me. and forbid them
not: for of such is the kingdom of
God.
"Verily I say unto you. whoso
ever shall not receive the kingdom
of God as a little child, he shall
not enter therein.
"And He took them up in His
arms, put His hands upon them,
and blessed them." Do you not
suppose those children talked
about this event all the days of
their lives?
Disciples ReengTil.e Messiah
The next episode which seems
to follow logically is the recogni
tion of Jesus as the Messiah, by
Andrew and Simon Peter, and
also by Philip and Nathaniel John
the Baptist, beholding Jesus walk
ing, said aloud. "Behold the Lamb
of God!" Two disciples heard him.
and they followed Jesus. Jesus
turned, saw them, and asked what
they were seeking, and they asked
Him where He lived "Come and
see.'' replied the Master, and they
went with Him and "abode with
Him: for It wa3 about the tenth
hour." One was Andrew, Simon
Peter's brother, who first found
Simon, his brother, and said to
lum, "We have found the Messi
p.h," and brought him to Jesus.
When Jesus looked at Simon He
said, "Thou art Simon the son of
Jona: thou shalt be called Cephas,
which is by interpretation, a
.one."
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Jesus called His disciples unto Him and
of them all He chose twelve whom He
named to be His apostles and to live
with Him.
of Jesus
Next day Jesus found Philip In
Galilee and said, "Follow Me."
Philip found Nathaniel and told
him, "We have found Him of;
whom Moses In the law, and the
prophets did write, Jesus of Naz
areth, the son of Joseph." And
Nathaniel asked skeptically. "Can
any good thing come out of Naz
areth?" Philip said. "Come and
see" Jesus recognized Nathaniel
and the latter was convinced that
here was the Savior.
In Luke, the sixth chapter, we
are told of the choosing of Jesus'
apostles: Simon Peter, his brother
Andrew, James and John, Philip
and Batholomew, Matthew and
Thomas, James, son of Alphaeus,
and Simon called Zelotes; Judas,
brother of James, and Judas
Iscariot These lived with Him.
saw Him daily, shared their be
longings with Him.
"And certain women, which had
been healed of evil spirits and in
firmities, Mary called Magdalene
(but not the adultress), out of
whom went seven devils. And
Joanna, the wife of Chuza, Her
od's steward, and Suzanna, and
many others, which ministered
unto Him of their substance."
Mary, Martha and Lazarus
Mary and Martha and Lazarus,
at whose home Jesus spent many
happy times, were among His
close friends, although their
names are not Included in today's
lesson.
Another friend was Nicodemus.
a Pharisee and "a ruler of the
Jews." He was a member of the
Sanhedrin, and must have' been
much interested in this teacher,
Jesus, of whom he had heard.
"The same came to Jesus by
night." because, being a prominent
man, he probably did not at that
time want to be associated with
Him, at least until he had proved
to himself whether or not he could
accept Him. He was an educated
man, a leader of his people, and he
wanted to talk with the Personage
who was said to be the Messiah.
Another person whose life was
changed for the good by Jesus
was the woman whom He met at
Jacob's well, the woman of Sama
ria, of whom He asked a drink of
water In the heat of the day. Out
of the conversation Jesus had with
her she went Into the city and
brought out the men of Samaria
to hear Him, and many believed.
And at the end of Jesus' life on
earth a friend came to save Him
from being burled In a criminal's
grave Joseph of Arimathea, "an
honorable counsellor, which also
waited for the kingdom of God.
came, and went in boldly unto Pi
late, and craved the body of
Jesus."
The permission was given and
He was put Into Joseph's private
tomb.
Service.".
A Pharisee, named Nicodemus, a ruler
of the Jews, came to Jesus by night' to
learn of Him. He was a member of the
Sanhedrin.
Ministers Will
Meet April 8th
At L. Junaluska
The April meeting of
wood County Minisleria
lion will be held at the I
luska Methodist Church
the
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at
p. m . Monday, Apr
Townsend, pastor
Methodist Church
H. liov. Paul
of the first
i Waynesville.
will lead the group devotion and
discussion.
Revision of the roll of the Asso
ciation was completed April 1st
It 'consists of twenty-sown mem
bers lised as follows: The Uever
ends II. K. lient'K'ld, K. P. Hillups,
Major Cecil Drown. (J. B. Culbrolh,
S. H. Crockett. L. C. Kllintl, C. H.
Crecne. Cecil I,. Heckard, C. W.
Judy, It. A. Kelly. Dr. I'. S. Love.
I). (). Mrlnnis, Doyle Miller, Kvor
cll Murray. C. (). Newell. Mrs. C. O.
Newell, T. II. Parris, Mrs. liosalic
A. West, C. A. Hamsoy, W. M.
liohhins, (). L. Robinson, John Iv
Kowcll. VV. H. West, M. It. William
son, Paul Townsend, Captain Lil
lian Hlackburn, C. I). Sawyer.
CLYDE METHODIST CHURCH
C. (). Newell, Pastor
The pastor will preach Sunday
morning on, "The Disappointments
of Sin."
Church school at ten o'clock,
Grady Rogers, superintendent.
The MYF meets at 6:30 p. m.
Evening worship at 7:iiO.
The Woman's Society 'of Chris
tian Service will meet Thursadyt
April 11th.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
(Canton)
, in. Church school.
a. m. Morning worslun.
0:45 a,
11:00
The Holy Communion
(i:00 p. in. Youth Fellowship
supper and Fellowship service.
7:,'10 p. m. Evening worship.
Sermon by Rev. Walter B. West,
district superintendent, followed by
the second quarterly conference.
INMAN'S CHAPEL NEWS
Mrs. Rosalie A. West who was lo
be Miss Powell's successor, has not
yet arrived at Ionian's Chapel. She
has been detained in Toronto, Can
ada due to red I ape at the Consu
late Office connected with getting
her citienshp restored. She was
hoi n in South Dakota but has been
ot of the country for some years
and married a Canadian.
The actiivties of the church are
going on in her absence. This week
the following meetings are sched
uled: Thursday an all day meeting
by the Pigeon River Association
of Universalist Women. The morn
ing will be devoted to work clean
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There is only one lasting basis
of marriage: physical, mental and
spiritual love. No doubt there are
inarriagos made every day for
other reasons, hill unless they bo
gin with, or eventually resolve
themselves into love, they miss the
highest possibilities of marriage
and all too often
end in dwarfed
a n d ti n h a p p y
lives,
Bui men and
women marry for
r o a s o n s ol her
than love. A New
York Commission
o n M a r rial! o
some time ago
made a study ol'
t h o institution.
listing III reasons
why men and women marry. They
follow with certain added com
ments: 1. COMPANIONSHIP. This is
an integral part of a successful
marriage, but companionship with
out affection and mutual interests
soon becomes a dry and arid desert.
Solitude is a blessing compared to
the boredom that companionship
alone brings.
2. PLKASUHK
is more than pie
A real marriage
isure, it is hap-
ing the cemetery. Lunch will be
served on the table in the yard.
At 2 o'clock the regular meeting of
the association with Mrs. J. II.
(rooms as president. The program
will consist of business and a dedi
cation service under the leadership
of Mrs. Andrea Fraier.
Friday (-veiling there will be a
meeting of the young people at
Friendly House. After the busi
ness meeting then- will be recrea
tion consisting of arts and crafts
and games.
Sunday school will be at 11:0(1
o'clock on Sunday and on Sunday
evening a( 8:00 the young people
will conduct a worship program
and show sacred pictures.
M IIS I,. I!. HKUMMITT,
Reporter.
CITY STAGES ROl'MHP
Harvc. Mont.- In response lo
continued complaints by residents
about stray horses promenading up
and down the streets, the police
staged a "last roundup" and roped
2.r) head. They were then sold at
auction.
Machine Shop!
Waynesville
When Jesus was crucified, Joseph of
Arimathca went to Pilate and asked
for His body.
MEMORY VERSE John 15:14.' .
of
Counselor
By
HURKKkr Sl'AUGH, D.
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piness. Pleasure alone is like a
pretty 1'aco or a line pair of should
ers, of which one soon tires.
;i. FREEDOM. He who marries
for freedom usually wants license,
which breeds selfishness, and sel
lishncss brings forth loneliness.
4. ADVENTURF. Marriage is
not a land to explore and then go
home. The adventurer in mar
riage finds himself forever seeking,
bill never finding. The good land
is always on the other side of the
mountain.
;. ECONOMIC SECURITY. I'
was Esau who sold his birthright
lor a good dinner and lived to re
gret it. Those who marry for a
meal tickets may get just that, but
eventually learn that "man docs
not live by bread alone."
(j. CHILDREN AND FAMILY.
Marriage is more than a scheme
of Ihe Creator to propagate the
race. Children brought into the
world without their knowledge or
consent deserve a home atmos
phere of mutual affection and re
spect. 7. SELF-REALIZATION. This
places the emphasis upon self. He
who marries for self finds a self
realization which brings no com
fort with Ihe advancing years. It
is a foundation which crumbles.
II. SELF-RESPECT. Again for
self. Marirage for self-respect has
a way of turning into sour milk
which is not swallowed easily.
it. HAPPINESS. Happiness with
out love is impossible. It is not to
he had for the seeking. It is a bi
product of seeking the welfare of
others.
10. LOVE. Love is the only en
during foundation upon which a
happy and successful marriage can
be reared. It is the only solvent
for the obstacles which beset the
pathway of marriage. It is the only
lubricant which can oil the wheels
of matrimony as they grind the
grist of life. It is the only cement
which can bind together two differ
ent personalities into a lasting
union, "and the twain shall be one
flesh." It is the only atmosphere
in which a home can grow and
develop. II is the only light which
can illumine the dark of stormy
days which come to all.
Love has a way of blending all
other reasons for marriage into a
beautiful whole. Wtihout it mar
riage may survive through defer- I
once to duty and convention. With j
it marriage becomes a glorious
mutual adventure. '
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