Afternoon, August 23, 1951
TI1E WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEEH
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Sunday scnuui ...
. . rwur( will be din-
.'ground at the noon
5 Gook will be in
the singing on Sunday,
Ut' during the week.
1,10 -nnartptS. tr OS.
iihn nave .i 1
...,, invited to par-
the afternoon singing.
L be no : .service, ou
Services will De nu
Monday through Friday
k Church
Day Set
, ,i the Clyde Church
j's been announced for
t 2 p.m. The saniora
-d' other special groups
kh singing, n" siugcis
participate. The puduc
to attend. The Clyde
( Cud is located in
Cove. F. T. Presley is
ing Devotions
: Devotions over radio
HCC for next week will
:he direction of the Rev.
by. pastor of the Central
Church, Canton. These
ire heard each week day
horn 8:45 to 9:00 o'clock.
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Zacchaerts in the sycomore. ' -"For
it it belter, if th. will of God should to 'will, thai yo toffH for '
well-doing than for evil-doing." I Ptlor 3:1. V ' .
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Balance of Power
issed either by the seriate
house of representative!
ipproved by a majority of
body. ' .. ..' ....
'Dust Or Destiny'
To Be Shown At
Presbyterian Ch.
"Dust or Destiny", a scientific
and religious . film put out by
Moody Bible Institute, will be
shown at the Waynesville Presby
terian Church Sunday evening at
7:30 o'clock;
The film is being sponsored by
the Youth Fellowship Group of the
Church and everyone is invited to
see the picture. There will be no
admission but a free will offering
will be received.
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Responsibility in Public Life
WSTIANS MUST OBEY GOD RATHER THAN MAN,
SAID ST. PETER
KWMAV CAMPRFI.I.
p'SIBILITY is a w o r d
tnc state or quality of
wmsible; accountability;
al accountability; relia-
v indeed are the persons
rraponsimiilies. Even
Id mav have' rnrtnin
which he is responsible.
umes wncn we, won-
hng that we are ac
' our duties, iohs.
appeared from human
Parents neelect their
husband a nit ui i ii a e
ymmg people neglect
i''opre wan jobs
s--sometimes slieht
lions; and ordinirv
'ton loaf on the job and
liberties with it.
W,- thorp sr niii;a
' r responsibilities
"d discharge them
more do their duty
rt it, but we hear more
who are negligent, so
times it seems as if
guilty.
the salt of the earth,"
s: but if thp cou ...
w ut,t, tin
for. wherewith shall it
Ins but to be cast out.
uen under the foot
are I
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5 :IS-16; 1S:SS; Luke 19:1-10; Acta S:Z5-i9; I Peter 3:13-18.
lcr(,d too Ion
g and
Christ permeate the whole of life
and make Christians At for the
kingdom of God.
: Passing through Jericho, Jesus,
looking up, saw Zacchaeus, a pub
lican and a man of very small
stature, 'who had climbed into a
tree the better to see Him. Jesus
called to the man to come down,
as He would bide with him that
night.
Zacchaeus came down quickly,
and said- "Behold, Lord, the half
of my goods I give to the poor;
and if I have taken anything from
any man Vy false accusation, I
restore him fourfold."
And Jesus answered, "This day
is salvation come, to this house."
. This publican or tax gatherer
for the Romans was hated by the
Jews, He was not paid a stated
salary, as are our tax collectors,
but grew rich from the taxes he
collected. He bought the privilege
of collecting these taxes for a
large sum, and what he collected
was his.
Peter and the other apostles
had been preaching and teaching,
and healing so that their fame
had spread, and many were both
healed of their physical ailments
and converted to Jesus. .
The jealous priests laid hold on
them and threw them into the
common prison, bidding them
MEMORY VERSE
' better, if the will of God should so will, that ye suffer
Ffu-rfniMrt h. .... ..... . .... ....
o'9 tlmn for evil-doing."! Peter 3:17.
Puck
"1 a damn nlapis nrill
fodness, and it cannot
'"to the rield or gar
!' ould kill evervthine
' must be thrown out
street wh.. ;
I' 'foot, or into a bar-
"""o it can do no
t!,e lifht nf tv, j ..
untied. " :.. .,. ..
hill VUJ' lnal 18
"'""nnot be hid.
'r do men 1,u . j. .
'S"i canaie
. Bivein Ugm
Mt are in the hm,
H "Sht so shin. hf
heaven'-' KMMt
fChnrt- does not
Should boast of -our
our acceptance
ur duties-
e u-L n.at PeP'e can
flMnm P Master.
'lie hM sur" or
hole was leav-
f 10 does the e-rm.i
never to set foot in the temple
again. That night an angel of
,God released them from prison,
and when the morning came their
jailers told the priests that when
they opened the doors of the
prison no one was inside. , Then
someone came and said the
apostles were in the temple,
preaching. The Roman captain
found them and brought them be
fore - the . Sanhedrin without vio-:
lence because he was afraid the
people would stone his men.
The high priest asked them why
they had disobeyed him, and
Peter answered boldly, "We ought
to obey God rather than men."
To obey the laws of the land
is necessary and right, but when
man commands us to do some
thing that is not right, and our
consciences rebel, we must obey
God's will rather than man's.
St. Peter wrote- "And who is
he that will harm you, if ye be
followers of that which is good ?"
"But if ye suffer for righteous
ness' sake., happy are ye: and be
not afraid of their terror, neither
be troubled;
"For it is better, if the will of
God be so. that ye suffer for well
doing than for evil-doing."
Many are suffering in the world
today for the right to preach and
practice their religion. Jesus
Christ too. suffered for no sins of
. "ie gospel of ' His own. DUl tor our sanes.
' lit X"? "tok1 K the Dlvtton of Chrlrtita Education, NtlonJ
" wares,, of rs.. it fi4 uMd bv BtrsriMioa. ,
St. John's Churcii;:.
WAYNESVILLE' '
The Rev. Lawrence Newman,
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Summer Schedule of Masses for
Western North Carolina, V
WAYNESVILLE
St, John's Church 8 aim! and
11 a.m. . : , .- . , .
CHEROKEE '. '.'
11 a.m. Our Lady of the Cher
okees Council Hall, ;
FONTANA
11 a.m. Our Lady of the Lake
Chapel. : ' ,
SYLVA ,
10 a.m. Carolina Hotel.
MURPHY .' "
8 a.m. Carnegie Library., -
Church Of Christ
EAST WAYNESVILLE .
Sunday . - '.
10 a.m. Sunday Schoot. 1
11 a.m. Worship Service. :' 5
Burnett Cove "
Baptist Church .
I'he Rev. R. K. Mehirtey, Pastor
Sunday ;:., ;
10 a.m. Sunday School. every
week with Clayton Pressley, super
intendent. '"'".' i
Every Sunday night Prayer
meeting and choir practice.' ") '.
11 a.m. Preaching i on, the sec
ond and fourth Sundays by . the
pastor. .: ' .' ,-. ,
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Prayer meeting In tnv b,omes
every Saturday night.
Everyone Is invited tq attend this
friendly church.. ' :' V
Burnett Siding Baptist
Church '
The Rev. Joe Williams, Pastor
10 a.m. Sunday School, Vaughn
Rogers, Superintendent. ; '
11 a.m. Preaching Services on
the first and third Sundays.
Liberty Baptist Church
The Rev. D. D. Russell, Pastor
10 A. M. Sunday School, Lloyd
Teague, superintendent.
11 A. M. Morning sermon . to
the pastor.
Everyone is cordially tnlvtted.
Salvation Army
P. O. Box 57, Waynesville ,
MOUNTAIN MISSION DISTRICT
HEADQUARTERS
Located at Maple Springs, On The
Max Patch Road
Major Cecil Brown, District Of
ficer. Blanch Lowe, Assistant.
Glenna West, Children's worker.
MAPLE SPRINGS: , Headquar
ters. .
Little Creeki Shelton Laurel,
Bonnie Hill, and Sleepy Valley,
Mission Centers.
ACTIVITIES: Sunday' Schools,
Preaching services) Young People's
meetings. Visitation, Bible classes,
Ladies' Home League in all Centers.-
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DELLWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev, George Mehiffey, Pastor
Morning Worship at 11 o'clock,
with the sermon by the pastor.
Prayer meeting Friday night at
the homes.
Bible study conducted by the
patsor Wednesday night.
B. T. U. meets on Sunday night
The church bus operates for sll
services.
Seventh Day Adventist
Tabernacle ;
108 Beech Street
HAZELWOOD i
Stewart I. Baner, Pastor i
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SATURDAY
9:45 a.m. Sabbath School. j
11 a.m. Worship. ;
WEDNESDAY
7 p.m. Mid-week prayer,, pett
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These are the days of innocent childhood, when 'the world is
beautiful and the future is bright; when the morning stars sing
together and Nature is attuned to the music of the spheres.
It is a time when boys and girls should heed the counsel of
Solomon, who said: "Remember now thy Creator in the days of
thy youth, when the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh
when thou shalt say, 'I have no pleasure in themV
It is a time when parents and teachers and friends should en
deavor to fortify youth against the pitfalls of the most dangerous
period of human life; when a . slip or more serious mistake
may take the brightness from the skies and leave only gloom and
disillusionment.
Youth needs God needs a deep sense of the Infinite and Eternal
in human life. The churches of this community are endeavoring to
meet this need.
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This Series of Ads Is Being Published Each Week in The Waynesville Mountaineer Under the Auspices of the Haywood
County Ministerial Association, and Is Being Sponsored by the Following Patriotic Individuals and Business Establishments:
Allison & Duncan
Suppliers of Sinclair Products
Phone 172 Hazclwood, N. C.
Branson Motor Co.
Dodge and Plymouth Passenger Cars
Trucks
it Main St. Canton. N. C.
Caglc Furniture Co.
"Your Uotpoint - Philco - Maytag Dealer"
Free Delivery
Clyde. N.C. l'a' 3379
Canton Motor Company
Bulck and Willys Jeep Sales & Service
101 Park Street, Canton Thone 2920
Central Cleaners '
Superior Cleaning and Pressing"
Church & Montgomery Sts., Waynesville Phone 113 -
Charlie's Lunch Room
& Texaco Service
Owners--Charlie and Claude Woodard
Complete 24-Hour Service
Farmers Exchan-ie
Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers, Insecticides
AsheviHe Road
Phone HO
Firestone Home & Auto
Supply Store
Bill Cobb
Waynrevill'
Phone m
Garrett Furniture Co., Inc.
Garrett Funeral Home
Plton T-f
Haywood Builders Supply Co.
"Where There Is a Material Difference"
Depot Street phone 82
E. J. Lilius
Jeweler
Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry ,
Watch and Jewelry Repairing
Main St. WAYNESVILLE, N.C. Phone 98
Haywood County
Farmers Cooperative
"Hatching-Egg Headquarters for
Haywood County"
Freds, Seeds and Fertiliser
216 Di pot St- Phone 722
Home
Laundry and Cleaners
Waynesville, N. C.
Howell Motor Com pan v
DrSolo - Plymouth - GMC Trucks
Sales Service
Phone 190 Waynesville
James Furniture Companv
I,ow Prices Keep Us Busy"
Main Sirect, Waynesville Phone 769
Junaluska Supply Company
General Merchandise Building Supplies
Lake Junaluska Phone 8
Kctncr's
"The Store With The Checkerboard Sign"
Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Local Produce
Lake Junaluska, N. C. Phone 505
R. R. Kibbe. Jr. Consignee
Distributor ot Texaco Products
Telephone 632 or 10.VR
"It Costs No More To Use The Best"
Liner Motor Sales, Inc.
Ford Sales and Service 24-Hour Wrecker Ser.
Miller & Haywood Sts., WaynesvRle
Phone: Day -52; Night -229-M
Miller's Sinclair Service
Main Street, Waynesville
Phone B1H
Clyde Ray's Flower Shop ;
& Greenhouse '
Phone 1180 and 1181
Rogers Electric Company S,
Sales and Service of All Electrical Appliances ' .
437 Main St., Waynesville Phone 481 r
The Pure Oil Company
Be Sure With Pure'-
Fucl Oil, Kerosene, Gasoline
Phone 300
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Wavnesvillf Auto Parti i
Wholesaler!, oi Standard Parts and Accessories'
Waynesville Phones 552 and SBS
Waynesville Laundry, Inc.
Fred Sheehan &, Joe Liner
"Partlmlar Cleaners for People Who Care
Waynesville Phone 80S
Wavncsvillc Pure Oil Station
"Be Sure With Pure"
Opposite Court House Phone 1198
Waynesville Radio Service
116 Miller Street, Waynesville Phone 1091
MWayncsvilIe's Leading Radio Repair Service"
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