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Regular service trill be held today
In the Asheville churches. Rev. W.
A. Patton will occupy the pulpit of
the First Methodist Episcopal church
and will conduct all services In the
absence of the pastor. Dr. Calvin B.
Waller, who leaves tomorrow for Port
land, Ore., will preach his farewell
sermon at the First Baptist church
tonight. The evening services at
Chestnut Street Methodist church will
be under the auspices of the Junior
Missionary society.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Rev. Calvin B. Waller, D. D.. pas
tor.
Morning worship, 11 ocloek.
Evening worship. 7:30 o'clock.
Sunday school meets at 9:36 a.
In Sunday school room. C. 8. Davis,
surierlntendent
At ths morning hour the pastor
will preach from the theme "The
Cloud of Witnesses." At night Dr.
Waller's subject for his farewell ser
mon will be "The Gates of Pearl."
Dr. Waller leaves Asheville tomorrow,
soon to enter upon a new pastorate,
the White Temple, of Portland, Ore.
Senior B. T, P. U. meets at 6:45 p.
tn. In lecture room. E. D. Johnson,
president Group No. 4 will have
charge of the program.
Junior B. Y. V, V. meets at 7
o'clock In Philathea room. B. B.
Wheeler, leader.
Mid-week prayer ana praise service
Wednesday at 7:46 o'clock tn lecture
room.
Qualities at Noble Man-
Essential
hood."
i T. poUc4 force ot the will be
in the congregation for the morning
8; mid-week prayer meeting Wednes
day evening at 8.
First Presbyterian Dr. R. F.
Campbell, pastor. Services at 11 a,
m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at
9:30 a. m.
Christian Chifffh Rev. P. H.'
Mears, minister. Services at 11 a. m.
Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
evening service at 7:30
Regular
o'clock.
Senior Epworth league at :30 p.
Vm. A"nes Vanneman. leader.
The Woman's Missionary society
will meet Mondav fw . .rJJ
h,PCk- " .U the reular monthly
business meeting and all members are
asked to be present.
French Broad Avenue Baptist
Church Rev. John Bomar, pastor;
C. D. Carter, superintendent of Sab-
Sherman Patterson and the Harvey bath school. Sunday school at 9:30
boys. o'clock. Preaching services, 11 a. m.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. land 7:30 p. m. Prayer and praise
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 , service every Wednesday at 7:80 p.
p. rti. ! rn.
HER OVERALLS.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
Rev. J. Bralnerd Thrall, pastor.
Sunday school meets at 10 a. m at
the residence of the pastor, No. 329
Merrimon avenue.
Morning service, with sermon by
the pastor, at 11 o'clock In the T M
A- all. Haywood street, near the
postorflce.
Musical service led by a chorus
choir. Mrs. W. F. Krickhan. accom-
imuiBL.
Seats are free and
cordially invited.
ALL SOUIS", BILTMORE.
11 a. m., morning service and ser
mon. 3 p. m., Sunday school.
4:30 p. m., evensong.
6:15 p. m.. Organ recital.
Rev. Dr. Swope will preach at the
morning service. Topic, "The Com
plete Theory of Life."
On Wednesday a "Quiet Day" will
be observed for the clergy of the Dis
trict of Asheville, conducted by Rt.
Rev. Charles F. Woodcock. D. D..
bishop of Kentucky. There will be a
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Services at 11 a. m. Sunday school at
10 a. m., 04 North French Broad
avenue. Reading room, Paragon
building, 11 a. m. to 1 p. nr., 3 to 6
p. -a.
I've seen her In the latest mods
At dinners, operas and balls,
But never did I think to view
Olivia in overalls.
She bought them at a bargain sale.
Just half a dollar iwas the price.
They match the brown and baiggy pair
Worn by the man that brings the
loe.
But I forsee a season hence
These denim rompers glorified!
They'll be of organdy or silk,
And laced with ribbon up the side,
Adorned with bright coquettish bows.
And At for pleasure's gayest halls.
And we will gaze with Joy upon
Olivia In overalls.
MINNA IRVING,
Cost of Unpreparednesa.
(Chicago Nws)
RlBhoD Fallows of Chlcarn has been
telllni a committee of the national
Lutheran church, c Tier South imlZ " ' . '?""Bry
French Broad avenue and Philip ""r; "i
street. Services at 11 a. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Everybody invited
to attend.
Grace church fEiriscoDalt Rev.
celebration or the holy communion at Water 8. Cain, minister In charge est preliminary
9:80 a. m. Then will follow two in- moraine and evenlne. Mornlnr service tnnV their man
everybody is
CHESTNUT STREET METHODIST.
Rev. D. Atkins, pastor.
Sunday school song service, 9:30 a.
n., conducted by C. H. Bartlett
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. J. H.
Weaver, superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor, 11 a. m.
Anthem by ths choir.
Junior Epworth league, 8 p. m.
Senior Epworth league, 8:30 p. m.
The evening services at 7:30 o'clock
-rill be under the auspices of the
Junior Missionary society. The pro-
Kram for the evening will consist of
aonga, readings ana reel unions oy
members of the society who have
seen instructed by Miss Amy Hack
ii ey.
Stewards' meeting Tuesday night at
T:le o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday alght at
7:80 o'clock.
Everybody welcome.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
North French Brnaii r ...
F. W. Stanton. Daatnr- V. v u'o-.n'
Sunday school superintendent '
ounuay scnool at .9:45 a. m
Rev. W. A. Patton Will muini, h.
pulpit at 11 o'clock.
Junior league at 8:80 p. m.
Meuon, superintendent
.. p.Tor-th ,e"u 7 p. m. Topic,
Continuing the Work Lincoln Be?
gan. Leaders. Miss Wallen and
Miss Brown.
Preaching at 8 p. m. by Rev. W. A
structlons with an interval for private
prayer. Luncheon at 1 p. m. In the
afternoon there will be two addresses,
concluding with evening prayer.
Muslo Morning.
Venlte Martin
Psalms, Te Deum, Jubilate, Kyrle
Garrett
Anthem, "Like as a Father."
Evening.
Psalm, Magnificat, Nunc Dlmlttls
Chants.
Offertory. "He Who Safely Keepeth."
Vesper hymn.
Organ Recital.
Miss Sonata.
"In the Twilight Fryslnger
Rhapsody Silver
HAYWOOD STREET METHODIST.
Rev. O. P. Ader, D. D., pastor. H.
A r.. n v. . o . . , ..
Pftttnn wK i, . V " " avuuumiu, oujjui; BVJIOUI SUpenn-
' "" " cnarge or au lenaeni aunaay scnool, 9:46 a. m.
services In the pastor's absence. Preaching by pastor. 11 a. m. and 7:30
. , . PM service Wednes- p. m. Morning subject. "Blessings for
Tines.)
M. A.,
ST. MART'S.
Charlotte street (all ear
Ilev. Charles Mercer Hall,
rector. Bexagesima Sunday:
Holy communion, 8 o'clock.
Matins, 10:80 o'clock.
Solemn mass and sermon, 11 o'clock,
Rev. Francis B. Boyer, rector of
Middleboro, Mass.
OatechUin. 4 p. m.
Solemn evensong and address, I
jx m.
Daily service Monday, t a. Bl
ether days, 7:80 a. m.
Evensong on Friday at I p. m.
Seats free and unappropriated. A
cordial welcome extended to all
Visitor
CENTRAL METHODIST.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. F. M.
RVesver, superintendent.
Morning worship at 11 o'clock.
day night at S o'clock.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church of rhri oi..t..
Services, 11 . m.; Sunday school, 10
a. m. 4 North French Broad avenue
Reading room. Paragon building, 11
iu i jj. m., to p. m.
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
Corner Hillside street and Merri
mon avenue. Rev. Cuthbert W. Bates.
B. D., pastor.
Sunday school, 9: 46 a. m. All chil
drsn in the community not in any
other Sunday school arc invited to
attend here.
Morning service at 11 o'clock. The
pwor win preach on the subject
"The Partial 'Kins;.' At th J
the service ther will be a meeting
' nmnmnnip or ine chnrch.
At the evening hour, beginning at
7:80 o'clock, the Christian EndMn
anniversary exercises, which were
uoaiponea rrom last 8nndM haMn
oi oaa weatner. will be held.
Teacher tralnins' class will ma
Monday night at ths horns of Rov
the Hungry SouL" Evening subject
"Blessings for the Mourning Soul."
Junior league, 3:t0 p. m. Senior
league, S:46 p. m.
Monday evening the stewards meet
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock the
wnois church is called together in
a social and business meeting to
consider plans for remodeling the
main auditorium or tre cnurch. Re
freshments served. Come, if you have
a word to say pro or con,
BETHEL METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
JKev. J. o. Ervln, pastor. Sunday
scnool, 1:45 a m., c. E. Anderson.
superintendent Preaching service for
the children at 11 a. m. Children to
ocennv r h n ! rm tm fn tm n t r mnA
At the close of front of main andltortum. Music in
charge of children. Subject of ser
mon. "The Shepherd and His Sheep."
Benediction service for men st 7:30
p. m. All men invited to be present
and occupy reserved seats. Subject of
sermon, Ths Oughtness of Life."
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at
7: n o clock.
Schreyer, 1 West street.
Prayer meetlnr Wedneadav at T-m
m. The mlsslonarr Intjmti t
the Methodist Protestant church will
bo considered.
To all ths services a cordial wal.
oome is extended, a stranger is mnt
a stranger at this church.
WESLEY AS METHODIST.
West Asheville. Servioea today at
now chnrch. near kuk . sni.t
8enBoa by the paster.- Subject, "The aw Mlss with atnclac hr Mr, aad Mrs.
OTHER SERVICES
Other services for today are an
nounced as follows:
Ohnnn's Cots Baptist mission masts
very Sunday at 3 D. m. A. M. Rlk
Superintendent A cordial Invitation
la extended to all who wish tn at
tend.
West End Baptist Church Rm j
B. Ortos. pastor. Sunday school at
:tt, R. O. Tounr. suDOrintandent.
Morntag serrteea, 11; evening servloaa.
11 a. m., holy communion and ser
mon; 4:80 p. m.. evening prayer and
sermon.
St. iAwrence Catholic Rev. Father
Marlon, rector. Masses daily at 7:40;
Sunday at 8 a. m. and 11 a. m.
Bfftmore Methodist Rev, D. R.
Profllt, pastor. Services every sec
ond and fourth Sunday at 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10
a. m.
Blltmore Baptist Rev. C. M. Rock,
pastor. Preaching every Sunday at
11 octock, evening service at 7:30
o'clock. Prayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Sun
day school at 9:45 every 8unday.
Superintendent J. P. Kitchen. Baraca
Philathea and ruble classes. A wel
come to. all; you are Invited to wor
ship with us. A revival every Sunday.
Haywood Street Seventh Day Ad
vetitlst. Harvey J. Farmar, pastor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 3
o clock.
Oakland Heights Presbyterian
cnurch. Rev. T. A. Cosgrove. pastor,
Residence, 615 BUmore avenue. Sun
day school at 9:45 a. m. Public
worship at 11 a. m. Visitors are cor
dially received. Services at the Farm
school at 7:30 p. m. every Sunday.
First Church of ChrUt Scientist
Services at 11 a. m. Sunday school at
10 a. m. Reading room in church
edifice at 64 North French Broad eve
nue, open from 10 a. m. to 13 m. and
from I p. m. to 5 p. m. dally, except
unaay.
North Asheville Baptist Mission
Sunday school at 3 p. m. Dwotlonal
service, 4 p. m.
I
the dleastrous effects of lack of neces
sary knowledge by men and officers.
Aside from the graduates of West
Point in that war, tha bishop said,
most of the officers had only the bar-
training when they
into active service.
"Thousands and thousands of the best
young men In our nation," he declar
ed, "were sacrificed in the civil war
because of the ignorance of their offi
cers." The young men had no train
ing whatsoever and were hurried to
the front as raw recruits. Lack of
preparedness sent them to their
deaths in great numbers.
That Is why, the bishop explained,
he is so thoroughly convinced of the
need of military training, in the rudi
ments of the soldier's work at least,
for every young man in the nation.
It Is one of the best reasons that could
be advanced. It is particularly ap
plicable to the existing situation, the
art or war having been transformed
into something like an exact science.
THE CABIN IN THE WOODS.
(From the Pea Ridge Pod)
There's a cabin in the woodland.
Nestled back among the trees,
By an orchard an' a garden,
Growin' old by slow degrees
An' my heart striniga cling around H
Like our dear old trumuet vine
'At winds up o'er the doorway.
Fer it's home to me an' mine.
Oh, the cabin in the woodland,
witn the children playln' near,
An' their mother slngln' softly
In a tone so sweet an' clear.
It's enough to make a man happy
An' contented to the end:
Fer it's that that make home homey,
a it mine er yours, my mend.
When a feller's comln homeward.
An' he's corns a weary way,
As he steps into his clearin'
That he's left since yesterday
Ah, It's then hie heart beats quicker
An' a glad smile mounts his faos,
Fer the emoke that circles yonder
Comes from his beloved home place.
Oh, the cabin In the woodland,
with ths old oak standln' by.
An' the hollyhocks a-noddin'
To the stars up in the sky
Who would ask a sweeter picture?
Is ther any flner sight
Than your cabin In your clearin'
When your heart's a-beatin right?
I V. FLOWERS,
MATTERS OF RECORD
BIDS ASKED.
PHILADELPHIA. FW 10 Bids for
textile materials to provide army uni
forms for more than 600,000 men
were asked today by the Schuylkill
arsenal. The toUal expetidtltura is
estimated at about $16,000,000.
A soldier of the British army is en
titled to wear a separate gold thread
on his sleeve for each occasion on
which ha has been wounded.
Ths following dead wero Hied yes. '
terday in the office of the registrar ot -deeds:
Francis Willis and wlfs to W. t,
DeBruhl, p.operty on the Beaverdam
road: consideration $10 and other''
considerations.
John H. Earwood an A wlf n t
Sidney Harris and wife, property In
Asheville township; consideration, 110
and other considerations.
Lawrence Merrell and wife to Rv T.
Merrell, property In Falrriaw town, i -hip;
consideration $14 and other
considerations.
A. W. Hensley and wife to A. I
Revta, property on the Asheville-',
Weavervllle highway; consideration 1
110 and other considerations. '
F. H. Revia and wife W x. W.
Hensley, property on Little Flat creek;
consideration $19 and other censld-ration.
BRYAN TO SPEAK. -. ,
NEW YORK. Fen. 10. WHMam J.
Bryan is expected to be ths nrlni-'nat
speaker at the anti-war demonstra
tion at Washington, next Monday
night under tha auspices of tha
Emergency Peace federation. It was
announced here tonight. Assurance
have been received, it Is said, that
delegations will be present from Buf
falo. Boston, Roohester. Pittsburgh.
Cleveland, Chicago, Omaha and other
cities.
The Official restdenoa of Sir John ' -
Jolllcoe, tha new first sea lord, is ,
MaU House, which la situated In tha
new admiralty building in London.
From here he can communicate by -'
wireles with practically any ehro be-
longing to the British navy, no mat- '
er in what part of the world tt may
nappen to oe.
OFFERED TO GOVERNMENT.
CRISFTELD. Md. Feb. 10 Tba sen-
era and marine hospital hera whlrfr
is ueed by the government for public
service rases, wss offered today by the
trustees to the government In case of
r. Ths hospital is on Tangier sound
the deepest part of Chesapeake bay.
Tb most expensive piece of rail
way line tn the world Is said to be
that which rune aver the Forth brids-a
in Scotland. This portion of the Une.
including approaoheat, im about four
miles long and ow li.0Ct.000 aer
mile te ooostraot.
MISTJNDERSTO OD.
"Algy, I want you to buy me a
book."
"I am glad you are becoming liter
ary, my dear
"Fudge!" This article says one way
to acquire a good carriage is to prac
tice balancing a book on your head."
Exchange.
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LAST CALL FOR 1918 TAXES.
. i;uuiL.iia.ii. wim me nr rrHininB cuuecuon ox Taxes, I orniy -authorised
deputy will attend at the times and places indicated below""
fnr t 1 - .nlUAHnn -11 Cat- (1Aii,(, m A On.l . 1 w . - .
v. fM-.o, vvuui; wuu DiimiiM ,.n UUI IOr B9
year 1916:
TOWNSHIP. PLACE. TIME.
Avery Creek Led better's Store .. .v. ...March . 191T.
Lowes Hominy Hawkins' Store ... "
Upper Hominy Candler, N. C. " "
Leicester Leicester, N. C " "
Sandy Mush Waldrop's Store . ...... .. .. .
Limestone Arden, N. C. ......
Felrvlew Fairvlew, N. C. .......
rn.llll.lllfll OWUIIUllK UlAllWU ...,... .-
Reems Creek Weavervllle, N. C. ............ - -
Flat Creek Georgetown. N. C M .... ....... . " "
Ivy Barnardsville, N. C . M " "
Black Mountain Black Mountain. N. C. "
French Broad Alexander Station - .
These taxes were due and payable October 1st, I 9 18. I must be
prepared to vacate my office ci June 1st and in order to do this I
must have all taxes for the year 1918 collected and settlement mad
for same before that date.
Under the law this Is the last call, and on March 10th I will be
gin to levy on personal property and advertise real estate for de
linquent taxes. All persons who allowed their property to be adver
tised for 1916 taxes will be Included in the list to be advertised on
March 10th.
During ths previous years of my term in office I have been able
to leave off the advertisement of property till May or June bat on
account of having to turn ths office over to my suocessor I am com
pelled to collect the taxes and make settlement before June 1st.
Please do not compel me to levy upon or advertise your property by
neglecting this your publio duty. It will cause both of us unnecessary
trouble and embarrassment
For your convenience the Tax Collector's Office at tho Court
House is open dally from 8 o'clock a. m. until o'clock p. sn. My
duly authorised deputies will be glad to serve yoa st all times In
'their respective township. ' -
This the 1st day of February, 11T.
& A. PATTON, Tax CoOoctoa,
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