Cherokee County Farm
& Home Nevs
MISS THELMA WHEELER
Home Agent
October 20, Agricultural Workers
Council, 3:80 p. m. , courthouse;
October 21, Bellview Home Demon
stration Club, 1 :30 p. m. Mrs. Clyde
McNabb, hostess; October 22, Val
leytown H. D. Club, 2:00 p. m.,
Mrs. Luke Carver, hostess; October
23, Ranger Home Demonstration
Club, 1:30 p. m., Mrs. S. 8. Akin;
United Nations Observance, court
house, 8:00 p. m.; October 24, Mur
phy high school, 1:30 p. m.. United
Nations tree planting.
October 29, Franklin, N. C., 10:00
a. m., district citizenship meeting;
October 30, Midway H. D. Club,
1:30 p. m., Mrs. W. R. Thompson,
hostess; meat cutting demonstra
tion, Rock Building, fair groipds
7:30 p. m., Mr. John Christian,
spesialist, N. C- College, Raleigh,
N. C. October 31, Murphy Power
Board Building, 1:30 p. m., training
school, Mr. Hobart McKeever,
speaker.
October Devotion (or Home
Demonstration Clubs Observes
United Nations Day
The week of October 19 has been
designated as United Nations Week
but October 24 is observed as
United Nations Day throughout the
nation.
In commemoration of this impor
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tant event the Western dlatrict of
home demonstration club* have
been asked by their district citi
zenship chairman, Mrs. Vernon
Hall of Buncombe County to use
this theme for the month's devotion
al. A part of the prepared devotion
al suggests using this poem "Hands
Across the Border," composed by
Mrs. Thate Barnard of Clay Coun
ty, who this past year, 1957, re
ceived State wide recognition for
her leadership as district citizen
ship chairman. Here is her compo
sition:
They told me there was a border
line
Across it a different race,
But when your hand reached
mine
And I saw your eager face
I knew we were much akin,
No different at the heart
Despite the color of your skin
Lines could not set us apart.
We can make one world of
nations
Establish peace and order
Improve international relations
Just reach hands across the
border.
Cherokee County tinder the cap
able leadership of Mrs. Ben Warn
er Sr., as chairman and in cooper
ation with all church organizations,
civic groups and Home Demonstra
tion Clubs have planned two signifi
cant fevents.
On Thursday evening at 8:00
p. m., October 23, in the main court
room at the courthouse a program
will be presented to better acquaint
the public with the work of the
United Nations. Professor Robert
T. Andreas, Dean of Young Harris
College, will share with us some of
his findings after years of inten
sive study on subjects pertinent
to the United Nations.
Another speaker will be Mr.
Joseph El Khouri, a native of Leb
anon, who can give us a first hand
account of what is going on in that
part of the world and their reaction
toward the U. N. Mr. El Khouri
now resides In Andrews and has
spoken to many groups.
As citizens who must be inform
ed and alert as to what is happen
ing not one of us can afford to
pass up such an opportunity as this.
All of us have opinions and express
ourselves freely but too often we
have very little Information upon
which to base our expressions. Let
us all come to this meeting and
show our appreciation and concern
to these speakers for sharing their
information and experiences with
us.
Then on Friday, October 24 at
1 :30 p. m. there will be a tree plant
ing ceremony at Murphy high
school.
|. The Murphy Garden Club will
sponsor this event and Mr. Glenn
Patton's vocational agricultural
students will set the tree.
A marble marker will be placed
to mark the event.
Young Harris, Georgia
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CALL NO MAN GOOD!
CALL NO MAN FATHEE!
One day our Lord made a very
?trange remark after a man ad
dressed him as "Good Master".
Jesus said, "Why call me good?
There is none good but one, that
is God." Lk. 18-19.
Then in the very next chapter
Jesus calls a servant good- "Well
done, good servant." Lk. 19-17.
Did our Lord contradict him
self?
No. He did not!
He used "good" in a different
sense. The first time he used it
in an absolute way, speaking of
absolute goodness which belongs
only to our heavenly Father.
The second time he used it in
a relative sense, in so far as
The public is invited to witness
this ceremony.
You will see many reminders
here in Murphy and Andrews of
United Nations Week if you take
time to look for them.
Surely you will pause and study
the exhibit in Trudy's window
where the five little figures of the
World's children are kneeling in
prayer.
These little figures are magni
fied reproductions taken from a
greeting card published by the
Fellowship of Reconciliation, Ny
ack, N. Y. and sold during 1957 as
a part of its work for peace and
reconciliation around the world.
The proceeds went to the childrens
fund (UNICEF.)
The art work for this exhibit was
done by the art students of Miss
Maria Travis, Murphy high school.
Be sure to see this exhibit and
tell others about it but do not fail
to tell Miss Travis and her students
how much you appreciate their con
tribution to such a worthy cause.
Perhaps you may remember
seeing this same exhibit at the
(Cherokee County Fair. The Mar
tin's Creek Home Demonstration
Club set up this exhibit. Mrs. Ben
Warner Sr., is a member of this
club and the idea for the exhibit
originated with her. Her intense
interest in United Nations goes
back to the time when she repre
sented Cherokee County as a dele
gate to United Nations.
The week of November 3, Mrs. J
V. Henson of tne Ranger Home
Demonstration Club will go as a
delegate to the United Nations.
(oodnaas was related to one of
3od's frienda
Another day Jesus made an
other strange remark- He
laid "Call no man father, for one
s your Father, who is In heaven "
Watt 23 9.
Then in the very same chapter
Jesus referred to the parents of
the Pharisees as their fathers,
tfatt- 23-32.
Did our Lord contradict him
self here? No. He did not.
Once again he used the word,
Father, in a different sense. In the
first place he used it referring to
the absolute fatherhood of God.
In the second place he used it
in an other . sense, in so far as
physical parents share in a rel
ative way the fatherhood of God.
It is in this sense we call Wash
ington ithe father of our country
or Marconi the father of the
radio or our own "daddy" our
temporal father.
In the word ot God St. Paul re
ferred to himself as a spiritual
father to his early Christians in
I Cor- 4-15- "For in Christ Jesus,
by the Gospel, I have begotten
you"
He calls Timothy his son. Phil.
2-22 and I Tim. 1-2.
And he calls himself the spirit
ual father of those whom he had
converted. "For if you have ten
thousand instructors in Christ, yet
not many fathers." I Cor. 4-15.
St. Jerome, a church historian
tells that the early Cristians in
Palestine ant Egypt called their
pastors "Father".
Catholic people today also call
their pastors "Father", in this
relative and secondary sense, for
various reasons such as: 1. To
acknowledge that their pastor is
in union with our Lord, a father
in Christ, subordinate to our
Heavenly Father. 2. To refer to
their pastor as they do to their
BIRTHS
PROTESTANT HOSPITAL
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Mason of
BlairaviUe, Ga., Route 1, a son,
October 5.
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Mr. and Mrs- Bobby Brendle of
Murphy Route 1, a daughter,
October 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Collins of
BlairsviUe, Ga , a daughter,
October 13.
temporal parent.
Just as a physical father contri
butes to human life of a child
and fosters that life with food and
training so too a pastor contrib
utes to the divine life of the soul
through Baptism, through the food
of Holy Communion and through
teaching and training souls in the
spirit of Jesus. In this sense we
may rail our minister or priest
"good" or "Reverend" or "Fath
er".
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food store.
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Aniens, Tennessee
VOTE FOR
W. SHERIDAN (SLIM) DICKEY
For County Commissioner
Of District 2 Cherokee County
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER a, IMS ? THE CHEROKEE MOOT
Mr. and lira. Fred Davia of
Marble Route 1, a daughter,
October 15.
PEOVEDENCE HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deweese of
Murphy, * son, Jack Dean Jr.,
October 10.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Brown
of Blairsville, Ga, a daughter,
October 13
Among The Sick
Admitted last week to Provi
dence Hospital : Rev. James Oak
ley, Blairsville, Ga-; Mrs- Blaine
Uaney, Murphy Route 4; Kenneth
Thomas, Murphy; G rover Smith,
Murphy; Mrs Llllie McClure,
Murphy Route 4; Kenneth Gra
ham, Murphy Route 4; and Mrs.
J. D. Taylor, Murphy Route 1.
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