Go To Church Sunday
Free Methodist Church
Assembly and Oak StrKU,
Wiyinvillr
Tlie Rev. L. 8. Hoover. L.L.B.,
Pastor
A. K. Haughton. Sunday School
Supt.
The Church of the Light and
Life Radio Hour International
broadcast of the Oospel and saprrd
songs Invites you to the following
regular weekly services:
SUNDAY?
Sunday School, 10 00 am.
, Morning worship, 11 a.in, Ser
mon by Rev. A V Mel.lelan. Dtst
* Supt.
Youth Hour, 7 00 p m.
Evening Evangelistic Service, !
7 30 p.in Message by Rev. Mc- !
? Llelan.
Mid-week Prayer Services;
Wednesday niRht?7 30
Friday morning?9 30.
Dellwood Methodist
Charge
The Her. Grady Barrtager, Pastor
DELLWOOD \
SUNDAY?
9:00 ? Mcinlng Worship Ser
mon by the pastor Commitment
Sunday.
10:00?Church 'School Taylor
Ferguson, superintendent.
V00?Christmas play practice.
6 00?MYF.
TUESDAY?
7 00?Children's Choir practice
7 30?Adult choir practice.
ELIZABETH CHAPEL
SUNDAY?
10:00?Church St-hopl. Jack Ar
rington. Supt
1100?Morning Worship Ser
mon by the pastor Commitment
Sunday
6 30?MYF
WEDNESDAY?
7 15?Bible Study
7 45? Choir practice.
MAPLE GBOVE
SUNDAY?
10 00 ? Morning Worship Ser
mon by the pastor Commitment
Sunday
11:00 -Church School. Leonard
Lcatherwood. superintendent
THURSDAY?
7 30?Choir practice for those
Mho are interested in learning neM
songs for Christmas
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Crabtree Baptist Church
Route 1. CLYDE. N. C.
"A Church With A Warm Heart"
The Rev. Gay Chambers, Pastor
SUNDAY?
10:00 am ? Sunday School,
Charles Noland, Superintendent.
11:00 a m. ? Morning worship j
Sermon by the pastor.
7:00 p.m. ? Training Union
Noble Hoglan, -director
1HURSDAY?
7 30 p m.?Bible study at the
church conducted by the pastor
Everyone is welcome to attend
ill services.
First Methodist Church
? WAYNFSVfLLf
Corner Haywood and Academy
The Key. Earl H. Brendall,
Minister
Wot.sip Services Beery Sanaay
Morning Worship. 11 a m Com
munion Service
Evening Worship, 7:30 p m,, Oct
Mcrch.
Evening Worship ? Sermon:
"The breeding Spot For Emotional
Trouble." The general theme is
"The Glorious Use of Our Emo
tions."
Churrh School F.very Sunday
J Weaver Klrkpatrick, super in
U ndent.
Sunday School elas-.es for all age
groups 9 43 a m.
Nurseries fir infants and chil
dren open from 9:30 am until
12 19 p.m. each Sunday.
Evening Fellowship Services
Youth and Intermediate ages:
<100 p m. each Sunday, Oct.
March.
6 30 p m. each Sunday, April
September;
Weekday Kindergarten: Under
the leadership of Mrs. E. K. Her
man with Mrs. Mollis Chase assist
ing For children ages 3'-> to 6
years Classes from 8:43 am. to
11:43 a m September through May
Woman's Society of Christian
Service Circles meet first Tuesday
in each month. General meeting
second Tuesday in each month.
Choir Rehearsals: Chancel and
Junior?Tuesday afternoon 3 and
4 pm. Youth and Senior?Wednes
day evening 7 and 8 p.m.
Family Night Suppers: Third
Tuesday night of each month?
Oct,-April
The church sanctuary and Boyd
Chapel are always open for prayer
and meditation.
Bethel Methodist
"Bethel on the Figron"
Or. L. B llayes. Minister
SUNDAY?
Church School at 10 o'clock.
M C. Nix "Is the general supt
There are classes for all age
group". You are invited to the I
group of your interest,
11 00 - Morning Worship.
In keeping with the temperance I
Sunday in Methodist churches the '
pastor will use as his topic "Lo
cating th ? Enemy". The choir un
der the direction of Miss Maude
Worley will render special music.
The MYF with Aurelia Morgan
president will meet at 6:30
"r:
A new class and'another cloak ;
room is being added for the church j
school, The Commission will meet
with the Official Board on Dec.
10th at 7 p m
Waynesville
Presbyterian Church
The Rfv. Calvin Thidman Pastor
Charles Whitman, Supt. of Sun
J day School;
SUNDAY
IMS'a.m.?Sunday School
11:00 a.m. ? Morning Worship.
Sermon: "Cod's Gift and Our Re
sponsibility." by the pastor.
5:45 p m?Youth Fellowship
7 3o p m ? Evening Worship.
Sermon: "Men Who Serve the
Lord." by the pastor Ordination
i service.
WEDNESDAY?
7:30 p.m.?Prayer service and
Bible study in the Gospel of John.
Visitors are cordially Invited to
attend all of the services of this
church.
Richland Baptist Church
The Rev. Ed?ar Wlllix. Pastor
Telephone GL 6-3507
SUNDAY
10 00 a m ? Sunday School.
I Wayne Caldwell, Superintendent,
Ernest Miller, Associate Superin
tendent.
2 00 p.m.?Christmas play prac
tice.
645 pm. ? Training Union.
Everett Cutshaw, Director, and
Roy Parton. Associate Director.
7 45 p.m. ? Evening Worship.
' Message bv the pastor.
! WEDNESDAY?
7:00 p.m.?Prayer meeting.
THURSDAY-,
7:30 p m ?Christmas play prac
tice.
Want ids bring quick reaulta
First Baptist Church
WAYNES V1I.LE
Thf t. F. RoblneU, Pattor
SUNDAY?
9 45? Sunday School There is a
PJt? and a welcome for those of
al^ ages. Bring the family and
Strady God's word Glenn W. Brown,
la superintendent.
9 45 to 11:00 -The Church Nurs
ery 1* open
11:09?Morning Worship Rer
;m?n, "The Will of God." bv the
pastor.
Music under the direction of
Charles L. Isky. Jr.
6:15 to 8:30?Th? Church Nurs
ery Ik open
6:15?Training Union.
7 30 ? Evening Worship. Ser
mon, "Why Did Xh's Happen To
Me?" by the pastor
TUESDAY?
10:00?Lottie Moon Circle meet*
?MIli Mrs. Iloyd Often
THURSDAY?
3:15?Junior R. A's meet at the
church
Monday through "Friday a". 7.30
each evening we will be observing
"The Week of Prayer for Foreign |
Missions". Each evening there will |
be a presentation of a phase of
cur mission work with a period
of directed prayer. There will also
be a special feature period pre
senting our foreign mission work
through the means of Audio-Visual
aids. The public is cordially In
vited to worship with us each eve
ning at 7 30
Streets Getting Longer
CHICAGO iAP)?Street names
are getting longer.
A survey of 971 typical street
names has been made to determine
what Is happening to street signs
and" their designs
Today's average street name has
almost seven letters, but the aver
age is held down by such old-time
favorites as Oak. King, Queen.
Walter, River, High. East. West.
North and South.
The higher average is due to the
suburbanite's desire for a quaint
or exclusive sounding street like
WyldhaVen, Frost Woods, Briar
Cliff. Trestle and Magnolia.
Use the Want Ads for result*
A % i . t /# ? i
Rocky Branch
Missionary Baptist
Church
The Re*. Frank Uathrntood.
Supply P#-W>r
THURSDAY?
7:00 p.m.?Officers and Teach
ers meeting.
SATURDAY?
7:00 p m?Young married men's
Sunday School class meets with
Joe Muli.
7.30 p m. ? Singing program,
with a number of groups partici- I
peting. Everyone is Invited
SUNDAY?
10 a.m.?The church studying
Hugh Gunter, Sunday School
Superintendent.
11:00 a.m.?Worship Hour. Ser
mon by the Rev.' E. W McMury
of Altapas, N. C.
6 30 p.m.?The Church Training
members. Tom Massie, Training
Union Director.
7:30 p m.?Worship,
i TUESDAY ?
7:00 p m.?Practice for Christ
mas program.
If you do not attend ehurch
somewhere we invite you to come
and worship with us.
"O come, let us worship". ?
Psalm 95:6
Ninevah
Personals
By MRS. AZE GRIFFIN
Community Reporter
i
Mr. an<4 Mrs Wayne Kelly, Mrs.
Lois Ferguson, and Miss Barbara
Ferguson, all of Newport News, Va.
visited relatives in Ninevah last
week
David Kelly of Nashville. Tenn .
spent last weekend with his par
ents. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Kelly.
Mrs John Smiley spent last
week in Newport News with her
son-in-law and daughter.
Miss Hope Smith of Nantahala I
spent last weekend with Mr. and
Mi s Britain Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gaddv and
I tlieir son Stuart of Chicago are
I visiting relatives in Ninevah.
Barbara Ketner
Is Honored
At College
By MRS. C. L. BRADLEY
Community Reporter
Miss Barbara Ketner. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ketner
of Maggie, was elected maid of
honor to attend the Ho met oming
Queen at Warren-Wilson College i
U.st week Miss Ketner is a mem
ber of the freshman class.
Ken Bradley, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Bradley is spending a 14
day leave with his parents after
finishing nine weeks of training
at the Naval Training Center.
Great 1-akesi 111. After his visit
he will report to the Naval Base:
at Norfolk, Ya.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. j
Bradley last week were Mr. and j
Mrs Walter Smith of Miami. Fla..
and Mr and Mrs Robert Russell
art! son. Dean, of New Orleans.
La
The Rev. Pete Hicks and the
Rf\ Ham Hicks were guest speak- 1
ei s at t he Olivet Baptist Church 1
Sunday night. The Rev. Lawrence ?
Parker is pastor of the church.
The Maggie and Dell wood Home !
Demonstrations Clubs and the i
women of the Peaehtree commu
nity have expressed appreciation
to the residents of the community I
for their cooperation and generous
donations to the benefit supper !
for the Maggie School lunch room.
Double Steal
OCA! \. Fla. ' \P' - Byron Craig,
phosphate firm executive, reported
bulb his cars stolen in different
cilies while he was off on a foot
ball weekend,
Craig said he left one ear in
Laije City and the other in the
garage of his home here. Both
were taken; as well as several
valuables from his houses
Police figured whoever stole
Craig's car at Lake City found his
address and house key in it and
came here to add to the loot.
Group From Here
To Attend 3-Day
Conference Soon
The Wavnesville congregation of
Jehovah's witnesses is making pre
liminary plant to attend a three
day ministerial training program in
Hendersonvtlie.
Roger G. DeCelles. presiding
minister of the group, in discussing
the announcement to the congre
gation pointed to the challenge of
Christian happiness and content
ment and Christian works b?lng
! that of keeping a clean organization
morally and spiritually, as a trade
mark befitting Christian adults and
teen-agers today.
The announcement came as a cli
max to the week'y minlstry-devel
z'
opment program, held at Kingdom
Hall.-129 High Street. Canton.
The program is scheduled for
December 7-9.
'! were given citizenship and the
riyht to vote at the age of 19. But.
onee thc-y east their first ballots
they were inducted into the army
' i for 10 years service.
THIS WEEK'S
BEST SELLERS
FICTION
? - Peyton Place, Grace Metaliou*. I
Hon't Go Near The Water, Wll- '
liars Brinklcy.
The Last Hurrah. Edwin O'Con
nor.
The Tribe That l.ost Its Head.
Nicholas Monsarrat.
Auntie Mame. Patrick Dennis.
NONFICTION
The Nun's Story. Kathryn
\ Ilulme.
Men To Match My Mountalna,
J IrvinR Stone
Profiles In Courare, John F.
Kennedy.
Arthritis and Common Seaae.
Dan Dale Alexander.
The Cnlrorn, Anne Morrow idnd
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RED ROMES ? 1 - 4 bxs. $3.00 - $3.50. 5 or more bxs. $2.75 to $3.00
Comb. No. 1 & Utility grades $2.50 to $2.75 bx.
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100 bu. bxs. RED GOLD. MONROE, MACOUN, SECOR. all delicious red striped or
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