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Churches
Christian Science
Service .
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the subject o . he
i at the Christian
KZ- Jeremiah 10:16.
former of all things;
,lh,e,frrod of his inherit.
Lord of Hosts is His
service will be held on the
i floor of the Masonic Tern-
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-jelwood Methodist
Church
itX, M. B. Lee,' Pastor
' DAY, NE 4- a m ; Y
Cine WorshlpH ' A, M. in
Wliorniri -.-- -
I ' . . . I lie rliiivnh
P ,ii thn MOSS90P
2g worship -7:30 P. M.
,LS k under the direction
f i r,-,fu 1W Y.. v .
Strict The speaker for'; the
he KCV. nutate . .-
Llrom Bryson City.
ii-vce aervicti
vr service Wednesday even-
laynesville Presby
terian Church
in. M. R. Williamson, Pastor
ner Prevost, Superintend-
i Sunday School. V
;ndav School at 10:00 o'clock,
mine Worship at 11:00 o'clock
Unit Subject; "THE COM-
IjUuiiuim . ; .
Lial music for the service by
f . . i i a ) i nff-o
i u nhn k n m1 nn iiv ivi i a.
. Ktlpatrick with Miss.Bette
l.l -i ikd nronn .1
Fclowship group meets at
P.M. ;
Dible Quiz ilnsuer
QUESTION ON PAGE 4
Today's Bible Picture represents Joshua and the battle of Jericho.
NOW JERICHO was strai ;htly shut Ut) because nf thp rhilrirpn nf
Israel: none vent out and nmia nam in
And the Lord Said UntO Joshua. ScO: I hnvp' tlvr'n intn hin hand
Jericho, and the king thereof, and the mighty men of valour. And ye
snaii compass we city, all ye men of war. and eo round ahmit ih ritv
once. Thus shalt thou do six days.
And seven priests shall bear before the ark seven trumpets of
rams horns: and the seventh dav vo shall ' rumnass ih ritv tn
times, and the priests shall blow with the trumpets. And it shall come
10 pass, mat wncn they make a long blast with the ram's horn, and
when ye hear the sound of the trumpet, all the people shall shout
with a great shout; and the wall of the city shall fall down flat, and
the people shall ascend up every man straight before him .
The reople shouted when the priests blew with the trumpets:
and it came to pass . . , that the wall fell down flat, so that the people
went up into the city , and , they took the cily. "
JOSHUA 6, 1-20. From the Oxford Bible.
Bethel Presbyterian
Church
The Rev. Paul Patterson Thrower,
Minister
Sunday School 10:00 A. M..
111:00 A. M. on the 4th Sundays)
L. M. West, Supt.
Worship Service:
2nd Sunday 11:00 A. M.
4th Sunday 10:00 A. M. (
Women of the Church:
1st Friday 2:00 P. M.
The Women of the Church will
have their monthly meeting Fri
day, 2 P. M., in the home of Mrs.
i red Pardue in Canton.
Church Of God
CANTON
The Rev. C. E. Westmoreland,
:- Pastor
Saturday night
7:15 O'clock WPE Service.
Sunday
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Preaching Service.
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer
meeting. .
r
jcky Branch Baptist
Church
Ucv. W. C. Weaver, Pastor
two-week revival will open at
church Sunday night.
lie preacher for the services
tw Ed Chrump of Lenoir.
; 1. V
first Baptist Church
L WAYNESVILLE
Rev. L. G. Elliott. Pastor
MY- ,
15-Sunday School. Frank
tpilrick is general superinten-
JO-Morning Worship On
lir. Sermon by the pastor:
So Amazing. Scripture
John 3:14-17. Special
lie under the direction of Mr.
icsisley; Joe Morrow, organ
B-Trnining Union. Mrs. R
i. director.
-Vacation Bible Schoo
wncement.
'DAY
-Y. W. A's. will meet with
Gentry. 7"
D-Busihess Woman's Circle
swth Mrs. Nellie Couch: Miss
f Goodin will have the pto
"-Deacons will meet in the
W office.
PAY- ..
"-Circles of . the Woman'
"Wary Society will mCet as
Wit Mftnn rimU ...iik io tl
FJburn: Eliza Yates Circle with
rwobueKner and Mrs. H. A.
Am Hasseltine Judson Circle
neroert isingietary; Hen
U Shuck Circle with Mrs,
!foy; Fannie E. S. Heck Circle
R. L. York.
''ESDAY
Vr R' A s' meet in the soc
Youih choir rehearsal.
SDAY VeEk Prayer Meelln8
l-.lr n i. .".
Phali. " "
PAY- .
r-Sunbeams meet in the so-
till -
r5t Methodist Church
WAYNF.SVII.I E
. ' " aim ni,,uiuj
I fv 1. R. Vniint. Minlitor
'"f h School meets' each Sun-
" 45 o'clock. Francis Mas
."al Superintendent; Class
? apartments for all ages.
1,11. ' V7 WU1SU11J OC1-
. -..UJ. uui luiigrega-
i p Tged t0 attend the Hay
,' nty Day services at Lake
Ttus is an annual event.
plwood Presbyterian
, thurch
Paul Patterson Throwet
j- bchool 10;00 A. M.,
l ""''Supt. ' 1
i?LWorenlP-Iil:00 A. M.
Jths n Preacher At .Bat."
'-wJIt wship 7:00 p- M-
. Service, Wed. --8:00
lowedby choir practice.
AJ8 brin? quick results.
ChurclrOf Christ
EAST WAYNESVILLE
Sunuay ..'
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Worship Service.
St John's Catholic
Church
Rev. A. F. Rohrbacher, Pastor
Bryson City, St. Joseph
Church Every 1st and
3rd Sunday ....... 8:00 a.m.
Canton, YMCA Building
Every 3rd Sunday 8:00 a.m.
Sylva, American Legion
Hall Every Sunday .. 11:00 a.m.
VVayricsvllIe, SL John's
Church, Every Sunday
9:00 and 11:00 a.m.
Olivet Baptist Church
MAGGIE
The Rcv. Jarvls Undcrwobd, Pastor
Harold Lcatherwood, Sunday
School Superintendent.
JUNE 4
10 A. M. Sunday School.
11 A. M. Preaching by the past
or. 7 P. M. Training Union, Mrs.
Hiram Bryson, director.
8 P. M.-Preaehlng by the past
or. .
Everyone is invited to come wor
ship with us.
Wednesday Night Prayer meet.
ing..'
Saturday Night Prayer meet
ing.'':" The Chuch bus runs for all ser
vices.
Habakkuk Teaches Trust in God
JEHOVAH WILL OVERCOME EVIL WITH GOOD
Scripture
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
WHY DOES evil exist in the
World? Why dd wicked men and
women flourish and the good
Buffer? Why' does God permit
God-fearing men and women to
go hungry "ill-clothed, ill-housed
and IJl-fed," and ruthless, greedy
people to have all the necessities
and luxuries of life?
These were questions that wor
ried people in Old Testament days
more than 2,000 years ago just
as they trouble us of today. "
The Prophet Habakkuk, who is
thought to have lived during the
reign of Jehoiakin 609-597 B. C.
was distressed by it, and decid
ed that trust in God and .faith
were the answers. Maybe we can
reach the same conclusion. Let
us study his words:
V 'The burden which Habakkuk
the prophet did see.
"O Jehovah, how long shall I
cry, and Thou wilt hot hear? I
cry out unto Thee of violence,
and Thou wilt not save.
"Why dost Thou show me in
ittv and look upon perverse-
ness? for destruction and vlo
hefore me: and there
is strife, and contention riseth up.
Habakkuk.
rftiiu went to live in a watch
tower, which was built to scan
the countryside for possible ne.
mies, but he retired to a quiet
place where he could think and
t-onenn nut the nroblem of life.
The illustration accompanying
this lesson will snow me cnuurwi
what a watch tower was like.
no children read Pilarim'a
Progress any more? This writer
did as a child, and still has a
copy. In one chapter when Hope
i,, anri nhrOttinn. were on their
way to the Celestial City, Hopeful
told Christian that when ne was
greatly perplexed, the words of
Habakkuk came to his mind.
They were: "I will stand upon my
watch, and set me upon the tower,
and will watch to see what H
will say unto me."
"And: .Tphnvnh answered me.
said Habakkuk, "and said, Writ
the vision, and make it plain upon
tablets, that he may run that
readeth It." Not "He who runs
may read," but "he may run that
readeth it." It surely means that
he who reads it should run to
tell of the message.
Habakkuk asks what idol wor
ship brings to the worshiper.
"Woe unto him that saith to th
MEMORY VERSE
" will rejoice in Jehovah, I will joy in the God of my
. salvation."-Habakkuk 3:18.
,.fufr, the law is slacked,
and Justice doth never go forth,
for - the - wicked - doth compass
, about the. righteous; therefore
Justice goeth forth perverted..
"Art noi inou iium -""-Ing,
O Jehovah my God, my Holy
One? we shall not die. O Jeho
vah, Thou hast ordained him lor
judgment: and Thoui O Rock,
nast established him for correc-
you see what was happening
In Judah when Habakkuk was
living injustice, violence, strife,
rivalry, wickedness. Habakkuk
did not condemn men; he counted
i himself one of them. Even ng ht
living men, women and children
find if hard to live UP their
ideals and always do the things
they know are right Why?
God is omnipotent; why does
He not interfere? "How long shall
I cry?" asks the prophet How
many of us re-echo the query? ;
Then ' Habakkuk decided to
; "stand upon my watch, and set
! me upon the tower, and will look
forth to see what He will speak
with me, and what I shall an
awer concerning my complaint. .
. We do not suppose HabakkuK
wood, Awake; to the dumb stone.
Arise! Shall this teach ? Behold,
it is overlaid with gold and silver,
and there is no nreaui ai an m
tho midst Of it
"But Jehovah is in His holy
temple: let all the earin Keep
silent before him." v
The result of Habakkuk's medi
tations was that even though
ovarvthin? was discouraEinr. or.
as he puts it in nis poeucw
riinpc: "For thoujrh the fig tree
shall not flourish, neither shall
fruit be in the vines; the lauor
of the olive shall fail, and the
fields shall yield no food; the flock
shall be cut off from the fold,
and there shall be no herd In the
stalls:
"Yet I will rejoice in Jehovah,
I will Joy in the God of my sal
vation. "Jehovah; the Lord, is my
strength; And He maketh my feet
like hinds' feet and will make ma
to walk upon high places." '
If we have the same trust In
the goodness and power of God,
and do His work of peace and
justice upon earth, we too can
cease to be too troubled about
our contentious world.
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Gateway !e World
Someone has said this picture should have been taken from another angle.
He wanted to place the camera outsid9 the gate and take a picture of the
"beautiful garden through the arbor. -
But we asked for this view . , looking from the garden to the world
outside. Why?
Because a man can't spend his life lounging in the garden. To live, he has
to face the world. -
And to live nobly, he has to carry the beauty of his garden out into
the wilderness. '
In our Churches we discover thi beauty of life when it is cultivated and
fruitful. Then we are able to carry something of that beauty into the world.
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