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ARTICLES. OE LASTING INTEREST. TO VISITORS IN THIS MOUNTAIN A C A T N L A'N TV 6 r V 0 D .. . .- ...... - . ........ .. .......... ........ -I . .. . - 1 500 Xleihodist Laymen Front 16 Conferences To Heel At Junaluska 20lh Mure than 500 Methodist lamcn from 1C conferences of the south eastern state will assemble at Lake Junaluska July 2uth fur four days to consider more effective means of promoting the lay ac tivities in Methodist thurthei, it has been announced by Lee Davis, secretary-treasurer of the Bond of Lay "Activities for the South eastern Jurisdiction of The Metho dist church and lay lf.iiltr for tlie Tennessee Ctnft ren e. Letter'; of invitation have Let : . nt to S.OWI lay leaders of the ,uuttni !. ac cording to Mr, Davis, ami every Methodist church is u.-ked to send a delegate to the conference. Fred B. Noble, a'.tcrncy of Jack sonville. Florida, and pr.sidert of the board, will preside. Mr. Noble is also lay leader of th.s 7!cnda conference and a 'member of; he General Board of Lay Activities of The Methodist Church. Dr. Ben G. Childs, Duke Uni versity, Durham, as program chair man, has obtained some outstai.d ing speakers for the occasion. Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, pastor of Christ Church, New York City, will weak in the auditorium Thurs day Might at eight o'clock. His subjtlet will be "New Horizons for the JChurch." On Friday Dr. Sockman will address the confer ence jr.n "The Road Ahead for Christian Laymen." BE SURE TO VISIT BRADLEY'S MOTEL BRAND NEW MODERN ALSO INDIAN TRADING POST SOCO QAP ROAD Dr, Sockman, -who is well known as an author and lecturer, has been minister of Christ Church since 1917. . ' Dr, J. Earl Moreland. President of Rar.dolph-Maeon College, Ash land, Va., will also address the con ference on Friday. His subject will be "Churchmen Cmted,!L Dr.' Moreland if. internationally known in church and educational circles, having been a missionary and later president of Porto Allegre College, Brazil, and from 1920-39 was vice president of Scarrilt College, Nash ville. Alexander Nunn, of Birmingham, Ala., editor of The Progressive Farmer, will speak Saturday morn ing on "The Rural Church and Its Laymen." A prominent lay leader. Mr. Nunn has distinguished himself through service on many state, federal and church boards and commissions. Robert Q. May field, associate secretary of the General Board of Lay Activities of The Methodist Church, Chicago, will attend the conference and speak on "Metho dist Men for the Man of Galilee." Bishop Marvin A. Franklin of Jackson, Mississippi, will give the closing sermon Sunday morning. July 23rd on "Leading Laymen." Bishop Frankljn is in charge of the Jackson Area of The Metho dist Church which inclMes the Mississippi and North Mississippi conferences. A very popular and helpful fea ture of the conference has been the CollW Toun.it Hsodbook of N C. oWnba all Vscsboo aim sad points out pUosa yott' wiat (o m Complata lilting of tooommooV boo with istea. hm tux to qt a copy bdora. yoa p!n yout vtcsnoo. 23 cents, postpaid. 7 REAL ESTATE We Have All Kinds of Property For Sale: Many Good Buys. We Have Rental Property. SEE T. HENRY GADDY .. at ' E. L. WITHERS & CO. BEFORE YOU BUY Phone No. 100 j mfZJTA m. , ,. IN TOWN Breakfast Our Specialty! SANDWICHES DRINKS Delicious Bar-R-Que Chicken Ideal for Sunday Picnics and Dinners 1 : Opposite Pet Dairy EXPERT WHEEL BALANCING . i i i Is a specialty with us! ' INSIST ON THE BEST GET ; SINCLAIR O GAS ' - j " O OILS ' j O LUBRICANTS I Underwood SerYice,Stqtio, Min Street ' Waynecville lyvsTju v v PIES "The More You But I The Happier We Are" l , We Get A Kick Out of Baking Fine Foods WHITMAN'S; BAKERY Mlin Street Phone 343 Waynesville Bookmobile, Schedule, Tuesday, July 18th MORNING ST All Ki Davis Grocery ' 9:30- 9:45 Hyde's Store . . .. 10.00-10:15 George Wilson Store 10:30-10:45 Mrs. Walter Annnnos .. 11:00-11:20 Mrs. B. M Stamey 11:30-11:50 Smathers Dairy 12:00-12.20 Lonnie Green's Grocery 12 50- 1:10 R, B. Green's Grocery 1:25- 1:40 Jonathan To Have CDP Meet, A Community Development meeting will be held at Jonathan Crtek Monday, July 17, at 8 p.m. Plans will be made at this time for the eommonity tour which will be conducted on Thursday. The U. S. Agriculture Depart ment says frozen orange juice mar keted in the 1948-'49 season would make a block 60 feet wide, five feet deep and a mile long. li fir NORTH CAROlilMrV forum discussions in rotating sec tions, so that each layman attend ing participates in all the subjects discussed. Dr. Sam M, Holton. president of Louisburg College. I.ouisburg. as director of the for ums will designate various laymen to lead the discussions and a find ings committee to' summarize and report on the conclusions reached and recommendations adopted by the conference. A new feature of the conference this year will be the awarding by Dr. Mollis Edens, president of Duke University, of the- William P, Few Memorial Trophy lo the indiviT dual conference having the largest delegation present at this South- , eastern oCnference. A get-acquainted reception will be given at Lambuth Mall on open ing night at 9:00 o'cl'ock. SEE US FOR RENTALS INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Next To Library CAROLINA Mutual Insurance Agency R. N. Johnson & P. L. Johnson Phone 331 For HEALTH; See ' . V j DR. W. M. HARDY Chiropractic Physician Main Street Over Slack's Phone 1123 ' Hours 9-5 Evenings by Appointment HEADQUARTERS For O Books. .Gifts v L Stationery , OFFICE SUPPLIES Nationally Known Brands j THE 4 BOOK STORE Main Street Hog Rifle Shooting Match Will Attract Many People i. f-f v! HAIR CUTS SHAMPOOS Five Expert Barbers CAROLINA BARBER SHOP Main Street SHAVES MASSAGs That's Our Business fc NEW if RECAPPING REPAIRS Western Carolina's Finest Plant Dealers For Goodyear Opposite Past Office SIMS Phone This picture is a typical scene at the annual Hog Rifle shooting matches held each year at Cata loochee Ranch. The colorful event will be held on August 9th of this year, and hundreds of persons are expected to attend and see experts fire century -old lines at a target 100 yards away. The par ticipants make their own bullets right on the ground, and four age groups take turns firing at the targets lot the prize beef. The words to the patriotic hymn. The common brown hare raises; The earliest known printing "America", were written in 1832 her young in solitary manner. Af- about America is the Columbus by a theological student, Samuel Francis Smith, to the tune, "God Save The King," which he found in a German songbook. ter they are a few days old, she j Letter, printed in 1493, a two-loaf finds a separate lorm lor each and news sheet announcing the dis visits them each night fur suck-leovery of the islands of the In ling. I dies to the Spanish court. OPEN EVERY EVENING You'll make new fritnt meet old ones, in the ni.i borly atmosphere of bowline alleys. Suecial . rangements made for tourd meats: Relax and bowl few tonight! Closed Wednesiv and Sundays. Hours 6M 11:00 P. Waynesville Bowling Cente Church Street GALL!! 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