Are
Seven
HllNPRED
MILLION
CHRISTIANS
in the
'WOU ID
' TODAY
PICK AND SHOVE.L
BRIH& TXSTI/AONY"
Archaeologists, excavating in KaMrrn lands, have added
greatly lo our knowledge of people and customs of Bible
lands. They have also brought scientific proof of the ac
curacy of Bible stories.
Inscription* have been unearthed of Kame^es II, the king
who "knew not Joseph.*? The inscriptions gi\e the king's
own account of the great buildings on which the Hebrews
were compelled to labor. In some place- bricks have been
found made "without straw."
Dr. Wooley's expedition, while excavating at I'r, unearth
ed remain* of .t civilization >ix thousand yars old. This
wa< buried under eight feet of clean, white clay which, in
turn, was hidden beneath a buried citv. Scientists are
convinced that the clav wa* def -i!e?i upon tin- ancient
cities bv the great H?>od from which Noah and his family
were saved.
Evidences have l?een found of the de?i ruction of Jericho
told ot in the in ok ft Joshua, i he arcn.vologicai date cut
responds to the time indicated in the B'bS ? record.
Excavation? in Jcru.-jlem have disclosed -inn- of the de
structions ami rebuilding of the eitv that .ire described in
the Bible. One writer -.iv*. "It i- probable that we have
there traces ami rem: . - ? i older and more numerous gen
erations than in any other city under the sun."
Excavations have identified almost all the place- men
tioned in the story of Nelietniah's night ride ahout the city
told in Nehcmiah 12 : 1 'J - 1 . The Valley Gate, the Dragon
Gate. the Dun Gate, the Fountain Gate and the king'- Pool
have all been found.
Scholars are study ins the important recent find in Egypt
of the earliest known manuscript of the Greek Hible. Some
of these manuscript* date hack into the second ccnturv A.D.
They include the four Gospels, eight hook* of the Old
Testament and some of the Pauline Epistles.
rRAIN
UP A
Child
in the .
WAY it
SHOULD GO
ond when he
"I am far within the mark when I say that all the armies that ever marched, and ail
the navies that ever were built, and all the parliaments that ever sat, and all the kings
that ever reigned. put together, have not affected the life of man upon this earth u
powerfully as has that one solitary life; the life ot Christ." ? pbillip Brooks.
The Following Firms and Individuals Interested in the Spiritual Welfare of this Community
Are Sponsoring this Page Each Week:
Dr. W. A. HOOVER
ANDREWS TANNING CO.
ANDREWS, N. C.
TOWNSON FUNERAL HOME
HIAWASSEE MOTOR COURT
CHEROKEE LUMBER CORP.
CHRISTOPHER DEPT. STORE
J. W. FRANKLIN
MAYOR OF MURPHY
WHITAKER BROS.
ANDREWS and MURPHY, N. C.
HOME OF GOOD MERCHANDISE
LOVINGOOD'S STORE
CHEROKEE FURNITURE CO.
REECE MOTOR CO.
'ANDREWS, N. C.
RAGLAND BROS. CO.
GULF SERVICE STATION
IMPERIAL CLEANERS
PALMER'S SINCLAIR STATION
DAVIS DRUG CO.
ANDREWS, N. C.
CHIC and HENN THEATRES
JOHNSON'S MARKET
SHERRILL'S SERVICENTER
C. C. RICHARDSON
MURPHY SANITARY MARKET
MURPHY ICE and COAL CO.
CHEROKEE HOSIERY MILL
MURPHY HOSIERY CO.
Marble Club Has
Program On Meals
I The Home Demonstration Club
met Monday with Mrs. Vivian!
I Barnett. having tm members and
two visitors present.
The discussion was on Busy
Day Meals", given by Mrs AUtne
King.
An Interesting contest was hold
the winner receiving a prize. Also
recognition was given the oldes' ;
and youngest members present.
Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess
The August meeting will be held
with Mrs. J. V Br y son.
Upper Martin's Creek
Mr- I .on Stnlcup and Mrs i
Elizabeth Chastain vi.sitcd Mrs.'
Ftnleup's parents. Rev. and Mrs.
C P Martin last week
Mrs B. W Chastain spent a
frw days with Mr and Mrs
Horace Staleup last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Crisp and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Voyd
Hogan on Brasstown a while Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crisp visit
ed Mrs. Crisp's grandmother Mar
tin at Grape Creek Sunday.
Luther Martin was a Sunday
visitor of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mar- :
tin.
Miss V-sta M if his of Atlanta.
Ga.. has been spending her vaca
tion with her grandmother. Mrs.
Chastain and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs G. \V. Keasler and
Mrs. Arzo Hughes and children
visited Mrs. Sis Chastain and Mr
and Mrs Aster Hughes Sunday
afternoon.
Howard Morris of the U. S.
army is spending his leave with ,
his mother. Mrs. Jim Worris.
Mrs. G. W. Keasler and daugh
ter. Eva Nell, visited Mrs. Ammons
at. Almond. Saturday.
Mrs. B. W. Chastain spent Sun
day night with her son. Mr. and ,
Mrs. Boyd Chastain.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Crisp. Mr.
and Mrs. George Chastain and !
family were Sunday visitors of
their sister and father. Mr. and
Mrs. James Mabry and John Lee
Chastain.
Mr and Mrs. R. W. Chapman
and son. Robert Hayes, were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
Voyd Hogan at Brasstown.
Mrs. J. B Martin Is spending
a few days at Brasstown going to I
meeting and visiting relatives. j
Mr. and Mrs. George Postelle
and children visited his mother.
| Mrs. Aster Hughes. Sunday after
I noon.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Swanson
of Newport News. Va.. were the
guests of Mr. Swanson's sister.
Mrs. Alice H. Barnard, last Wed
nesday.
Mr>. Joe Morgan of Ashevllle.
spent several days here this week
with friends.
H. H. HuntW And
Miss Rogers Wed
ANDREWS A wedding of
much interest to friends in this
section was that of 1st S?t Harry
Hilton Luther, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Luther, to Mi . jru
Holers, daughter of Mr. and Mr
T. II Rogers of Clyde.
The ceremony mas performed in
the Clyde Baptist church Tues
day. July 20. at 4 p m by the
Rev. T. II. Parris. pastor.
Prior to the ceremony M-,
Janice Smathers. organist, p.iv
ed "Because" and "Always" M
Polly Goodson sang "Ah.
Mystery of Life". The Lo t.v\ u.
march was played while Liuit
Margaret Rogers and Don-. A:-:.
Ensley. nieces of the bridt
ed the candles.
The bride and groom ent< r d
together unattended. The
mony was before an nrchwav [
ferns and white gladioli. Mr
Luther wore powder blur crr;v
with a corsage of sweetheart ro ?
Her tiuvellng suit was of cadet
blue with white and blue aero.
scrio*. After the weddlln: supper
the bride and groom left for a
tour of Western North Carolina.
New Principal
Arrives Andrews
ANDREWS ? Prof. Roy n
Robinson arrived here Friday ac
companied by Mrs. Robinson and
their twelve year old dauchtc:.
Mary Frances. Mr. Robinsnn will
be the principal cf the Andrew?
elementary school for n**xi y^ar.
succor ding Mrs. D. H. Tillitt who
has accepted school work in
Statesvillo.
The Robinsons have occupied
the school custodian's home n
the school premises. This home
has undergone considerable re
pairs during the summer prepara
tory to the occupation of its new
tenants.
School custodian. John G Tat
ham. will continue to live at hii
homestead near the Whitaker
church.
Miss Barnard Is
Guest At Dinner
ANDREWS ? On Tuesdav eve
ning Mrs. Addilee Brown and Mi-s
Daisy Battle entertained witit a
dinner party, honoring Miss R'? :
Barnard Tile dinner was a' t'.ie
home of Mrs. Brown.
Tiie guests included Miss Barn
ard. Mrs. Joe Histdon. Mrs. Sm:t't
Howell. Misses Luclle and Emo
gene Matheson. Ollie anil 1-eila
Whitaker. Mrs. James Picket" .
Daisy Battle. Mrs. Brown and
Polly Hicks.
Miss Barnard was presented
with several lovely gifts.
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