Legal Advertisements
NOTICE OK I AND SALE
?Under and l?y virtue of- the power
. f suie contained ill ;i curtain deed
in trust, bearing date of January y,
('Jit!, f nun \V. (). K. King anil wife
'Elsie King, U> the undersigned trus
tee, t<> sec uif ilie luiyui lit of a cer
iiiin nolo therein mentioned made
pa> able to ihf Uivvard Banking Co.
which .said deed in trust is
duly registered in the office of the
Ktsi'-ier of Deeds of Transylvania
county, North Carolina, in Book ID,
at page -175 el seq; aiui default hav
1 1 : l-; ''ecu made in the payment of the
ii.,k iucdness secured by the said
deed in trust, whereby the power of
lontaiiud therein has become op
erative; and all notices required by
law. and by the said deed in trust
having been given; and the said de
fault not having been made good,
and the holder of the said note hav
ing diverted the undersigned trustee
to j'vocped under the power of sale
in ;>aid deed in trust:
NOW THEREFORE, the under
signed trustee, will, on Monday the
nth day of December' 1927, at 12:00
M. at the Court House door in the
town of Brevard, North Carolina, of
fer for sale, and will sell at public
auction, for cash to the highest bid
der the following described prop
erty: To wit:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning on a
white oak stump and black oak cor
ner of a tract of land conveyed by
Samuel King to M, HI. King and runs
with the old line, north 58 deg. west
ti poles to a stona on the east bank
of the road ; then with the east mar
gin of the road, south 37 deg. west
5 poles to a stake; then leaving the
road north 48 deg. east 16 poles to
a stake in the old line, and in Coop
er's road; then north 25 deg. west 8
poles to the Beginning, and being the
?same tract of land conveyed by J.
L. Wright and wife, Ellas S. Wright
to W. O. K. Ivingr by deed dated Jan
uary 25, 1899 and recorded in book
No. 14 at page 428 of the deed Rec
ords of Transylvania County.
SECOND TRACT: An undivided
o- ---fourth interest in" the lot, and
iiuildiiig known as the old M. M.
K::i^- Building, on the south side of
Main street, in the Town of Brevard,
and described as follows:
Adjoining the lands formerly own
ed by L. G. Siniard, J. E. Patton,
and others, Beginning on a stake in
.the south margin of Main street, the
old L. G. Siniard, and runs south 26
?deg. west 73 feet to a stake; thence
north 64 den. wast 28 feet to a stake;
thence north 26 deg east 71} feet to
a stake on the margin of Main
street, south 64 deg. east 38 feet to
the Beginning.
The proceeds of said sale to be ap
plied on the said indebtedness, costs
of sale, interest, etc.
This the 8th day of Nov. 1927.
W. E. Breese, Trustee 10-17-24 D1
NOTICE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in that certain
deed in trust, dated Sept. 25, 1925,
and executed by Geo. P. Fitchett, to
the undersigned trustee, for R. W.
Everett, securing certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, which said
deed in trust is recorded in book 19
at page 281 of the deed of trust rec
ords of Transylvania county, and
default having been made in the pay
ment of said indebtedness, and all
notices required by law having been
given, and default not having been
made good, and the holders of said
notes having demanded the trustee
to foreclose,
I will sell for cash to the highest
bidder on Saturday, Dec. 10, 1927,
at the courthouse door in the town
of Brevard, at twelve o'clock noon,
all the following described property,
to wit:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning on a
spanish oak stump, near the north
west corner of the Gash old field,
and runs east 16 poles to a gum, old
spanish oak corner; thence still east
84 poles to a sourwood; thence
west 100 poles; thence north 160
poles to the beginning. Containing
100 acres, more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Adjoining the
above described tract, beginning on
a spanish oak stump, beginning cor
nrt- of the tract above described, and
runs with the line of said tract
south 1 30 poles to its south west
corner, thence west 25 poles to a
stake; thence north 160 poles to a
v'ake: thence east 25 poles to the
beginning. Containing 25 acres,
or les.;.
Said sale made to satisfy said
indebtedness, interest and cost.
This 10 day of Nov. 1927.
T. 11. Shipman. Trustee 17-24D-1-7
Galloway & Martin, Attys.
NOTICE
IJy virtue of the power of sale,
given in that certain deed in trust,
executed by E. R. Pendleton and S.
I.. Shirley, to the undersigned trus
tee, to secure certain indebtedness
therein mentioned, which deed in
trust is dated Oct. 1st, 1925, and
recorded in book 19 at pace 231 of
the public records of Transylvania
county, and default having been
made in the payment of said indebt
edness, and all notices required by
law, having been given, and the de
fault not having been made good,
and the holders of the notes having
demanded that the land therein men
tioned fie sold to satisfy the same
and the costs:
I will sell to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door in
th" town of Brevard. X. on Mon
day. the ">th day of Dee. 1927, at
12 o'clock noun, all tne following
described property:
I. vine on the west side of North
Caldwell street, in the town of Bre
vard. and on th" south side
?.f French Ittoad Avci.iie. and known
?is Cascade Kill inir Station l"t. fully
described in B"nl< |<i t pure 2'tl of
T'ansvlvania county records ..f deeds
of trust.
Said s:>'" made to satisfy said in
de|>i edne-s, interest and costs.
This .till day of Nov. 1927.
I, .P. Hamlin. Trtfteo. IO-I7-2IDI
O'Mvay R Martin. Attys. rd
r
I N^ut/V OK IKUSTEK-S SALE
I i. ? ? i ii'iiu' * ? t" I ho j?o\vci
H ' ?:!.? ?? -Mi Milled in a certain .Li-. I
? :i (ni l irmii' A. H. Ouvti to I). I.
jv.!))'!'- Hi Trustee, slid deed in trust
iiiut date in* i bruarv hi. I!'^',
U'ji'iU'iui i.. >k \ . I :? . it
? . of the record.-. of deed* in
I fin- 't'l'iiiiMV Iv'iihi;.. *'? ;:tity.
si; Carolina; *-aid de-. <1 in I :
. i i I : ^ t'< Itii. a ii. .Ii t>! liii:---. I r. ?
uiiiKi'd, and default hating i> ? i
; iii liit' |>a\ uu'ii'. <> s.; ai i ii . li-l> i -
j .? ir ?.? whereby ill-.* of salt'
1 ? "i: allied tiielv.n I. a* bccome o;>ei
?. mid ni'tu".* i'f suul default
( i % : i i h Ik 1.11 given ami ?aid default
? ?I having. been made good and lis;
? 'i 1'jtu'il trustee having been re
quested ti< foreclose said deed in
i rn.il ;
.\i>vv therefore thi uiuLrsigned
on Saturday tl|i- loth day of
.i.. ember 1927, ai. .12 o'clock -M. at
court house door in liivvnhl, N.
, i .. sell to the highest bidder for
tii>',i one fifth undivided interest in
iie following' tracts of land to wit :
All tiiiisi.- three tracts of land des
cribed in (ho d eed in trust herein
M-lVre referred to which deed in
mist is registered in Hook No. 19 on
'?n;;c ,">1)9 of the records of deeds in
trust for Transylvania County, N.
i'. to which deed in trust and record
icferen.cc is hereby made for a full
inscription of said lands.
The proceeds of asid sale to be
applied upon said indebtedness, com
missions, cost of sale, etc.
This Uth dav of November 1927.
Nov. 17-24D1-8
]). L. ENGLISH. Trustee.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND
WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT
State cf North Carolina,
Ti ar.sylvania County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
J. H. Pickelsinier
VS.
0. M. Cooke and Mae C. Cooke.
The defendants in the above-en
titled action will take notice that on
he 4 day of Nov. 1927, a summons
n the said action was issued against
defendants by Roland Owen, Clerk
,.i .ho Superior Court for Transyl
vania County, North Carolina, plain
: iff claiming: the sum of $597.00 due
him' on note, which summons is re
t urnnble. on Dec. 5, 1927. The de- ?
fendants will also take notice that a
wairant of attachment was issued by ?
said Clerk of the Superior Court on
the 4 day of Nov. 1927, against the
property* of said defendant, which
warrant is returnable on Dec. 5, ?
1927, at the time and place named i
tor the return of the summons, !
when and where the defendants are |
required to appear and answer or j
demur to the complaint, or the re- j
lief demanded will be granted.
This the 4 dav of Nov. 1927.
ROLAND OWEN, Glerk
Superior Court, 4t 17-24D1-7 j
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power |
of sale contained in a deed of trust |
given by Sutton Wilson for the bal
ance of the purchase price of the
sale of land to the undersigned as
trustee to secure the payment of j
certain indebtedness to A. J. Beck, i
said deed of trust being registered j
in the office of the Register of !
Deeds for Transylvania county in
book 16, at page 68, default having!
indebtedness wnereby the power of
been made in the payment of said ,
salo in said deed of trust became op- ,
erative and the holder of said note I
having demanded the sale of said '
lands, I will on the 10th day of De- ?
cember, 1927, at 12 o'clock, noon,
at the Court House door of Transyl- .
vania county, sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following de- 1
scribed pieces or parcels of land, '
situate lying and being in Boyd j
Township, Transylvania county,
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
of George B. Morgan, J. H. Phillips
and described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Beginning on a.
hickory on a ridge and runs west
'!(> poles to a stake in D. H. Eng- 1
land's lino; thence north with the
-ame 87 poles to the corner of the j
a rue; thence west with England s
line 55 poles to a stake; thence j
r.orili 3 poles to a stake; thence east j
88 poles to a stake in P. C. Sur- .
?oU'j line 33 poles to a stake; thence
r.crth 55 deg. west 30 poles to a ?
?vhite oak; thence west 4 poles to |
i'. be.ch; thence south 2 deg. east 43 1
to the Bejrinnir.j:, containing 30
rnrifo i?r less.
fr'XOXi) i iCAC'i : Ijcuinuir.g " *- I! (
'i i'wtiinl. a corner of the* above dc.*- '
ci'il<(d tract; thence north 55 *dci?.
west 30 p*! - ?> a white oak another
corner o i* th .ibove described tract j
thence cont:* tig with tho line of j
iljr.ci No. 1 ovc described west -1
pole* t?> a ! ch; thcnce continuing
wiili a lino - f the tract above des
cribed >outh 2 dog. east 50 poles to
a ?tone; thence cast 30 poles to a
ov.woud; thence north 34 poles to
? the Beginning. containing 8 acres
i more or less.
THIRD TRACT: Adjoining the
' i;rst tract above deseribed and im
! mediately west thereof. Beginning
[on a post oak and pointers on top of
[a ridge and run? west 10 poles to a
hickory grub ar pointers; tln-iuc
?urth 83 poles ? a stake; thence
lortli 17 deg. "- 5* poles ? -> a
>lake, a cornor of the lirst tract
ibove described; thence with the
western lino of the first tract al>??*c
.'.escribed south 120 poles to the
Beginning, containing 25 acres more
or los*.
This the 3rd day of Nov. l.)L?.
<;allatin KOBKKTS. Tm Uo.
\,?v. "0-17-21; IH-cl
NOTICE OK LAND SALL
i'rider an<l by virtue of tin- power
;i!?- ?.?ni:iiio.! in a ccrtnin Deed
i. I ru.-t. b?T .mi- of 1 he 1 1'? day
. \ u -ru*?t r jo. fi'nni S. Morris
? '?'! wife. 11 '?tu? Ia-* Vlayiio" Morris
Iii* ???!?. for the
'* 'oi?| In i f I >. H K??of. hirl;
sod 'leeil ir : rj ?*. <ht!y VLri ? ,?*re?!
t. ??"> off * h? Ke.'i *? r ?f | >?...(! ^
11 ' ' '.'k ,-'1 ?'? - d
1 n .i.i.- : rj ? r. |?:r. -
1 n '
: said lUfld in trust, whereby the i 'el
of salt* contained therein has beionu
I operative -ut.il ail notices require!
I <y Law, : iuI in said doe J in trus
. iinvuig hvfii given; ittul th.- holdc
ii'f wliit lion1 iinviiig iliri'i'li'il the wi
t I <l? i sign it iiu-le- to proceed undei
j tin* ).<??< i of .-.a!.* , iMuained in .-aii
' <K* il in tntst :
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i!i" Ml Mi* |>r. -;y ??.?,?! i 'I ?.
.laiVv! t Ii:- liJml in. <.f
l:?-J."i fr?>m 8. C. Morris v.':' -
I', ii. Roof said flood In i'. ? . : :
??it in iii uiyit'K <>r ?h ? i: ....-? i ;
Deeds of Transylvania Co.ihty, N.
r., in book 29 at page ;.'i! i.l i. \:.<
.'?ami- land described in a deed dated
t lii- lilith day of . Slnrch l!'"J ? from
L>. R. Roof and wife to S. ('. .Morris
and sai.t iLi-.i r j.*5s'.-.>reil in
tlu- office of th'tf Register of Deeds
of Transylvania county, X. C.. in
book no. ... at page . ... to which
| .-aid deeds and both of these. rci' i
' elicc is hereby niado and same .itiaiiv
a part hereof for tlu- purpo-e of
description.
The proceeds of said sale to. be
: applied oil the said indebtedness, costs
i of sale, interest, etc.
I This tile 8th day of Nov. 1927.
i \V. E. Breese. Trustee. 10-17-2:; 01
NOTICE
By virtue of the power of sale,
i given in that certain deed in trust,
executed by J. A .Colburn and wife
Klumii Colburn, .to the undersigned
trustee, to secure certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, which deed
in trust is dated Aug. 16th 191S. and
recorded in book 12 at page 211 of
tlu* public records of Transylvania
county, and default having been
made' in the payment of said in
debtedness, and all notices required
by law, having been given, a lid the
default not having been made good,
and the holders of the notes having
demanded that the land therein men
tioned be sold, to satisfy the same
and the costs:
I will sell to the highest bidder
for cash at the court house door in
the town of Brevard, N. C., on Mon
day the 5th day of Dec. 1927, at 12
o'clock noon, all the following des
cribed" properly ______
All that certain land on theiitti^h
side of Davidson River, consisting of
two lots, fully described in book 12
at page 241 of the deeds of trust
records of Transvlvania county.
Raid saie made to satisfy said in- j
dtbltdness, costs, etc.
This 4th day of Nov. 1927.
WELCH GALLOWAY, Trustee, pd :
Galloway & Martin, At. 10-17-2-1D! !
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power,
of sale contained in a certain dee 1
of trust made and executed b>~-L=? J-h
Duffy of Guilford county. North i
Carolina, to the undersigned trustee,
dated November 6, 1925, and record
ed in the office of the Register of ,
deeds of Transylvania County, '
North Carolina, in Book 16, at page
617, and recorded in the office of (
the Register of Deeds of Jackson .
County, North Carolina, in book of
deeds of trust 94, at page 256, ref
erence to which is hereby made, -
said deed of trust having been given j
to secure certain indebtedness of L.
J. Duffy to Andrew Gennett and N.
W. Gennett and K. Leeman; and de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness secured by
said deed of trust, whereby i: all
became due, and notice thereof hav- 1
ing been given to the said L. ,T. Duf
fy. and the power of sale in said deed
of trust having become operative- by
reason of said default and notice,
the undersigned trustee will op Sat
urday, Dec. 24. 1927, at twelve
o'clock noon at the court house door,
in the City of Brevard, county of
Transylvania, State of North Caro
lina. SELL, at public auction for
cash, to the highest bidder the fol
lowing described land and promises:
Lying and being partly in the
county of Jackson and partly in th'
j county of Transylvania, in the stale
of North Carolina, and being iv.r-iv
; particularly described as follow-- :
On the waters of White Water
TNvr>r :
. Tit ACT: Beginning ai a
| white pine saplinir in the east boun
dary line of R. Norton it Company,
and runs east 204 poles to a forked
1 white oak crossing Gold Run Creek
j at 60 poles; thence north 500 poles to
'a stake on the side of Sassafras
j Mountain; thence west 201 poles to
| a rock on said mountain; tlienee
{south 500 poles to the beginning,
ibeing State Grant No., 554. (issued
j by the State of North Carolina to
j E. II. Phipps anil registered in said
'county and state in book 25. pag.1
j 24). 'iss, howcer. the la page of
the Amnions (Jrant.
, SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a
(foikcd white oak. southeast i-orn*.-r
of Euny No. 26:;5. an. I run
1 204 poles to a Spanish oak. crossing
Democrat Creek; thi-nie north 50#
' pO!t ? to ,l .--tiiilf i.i* Rattle > o.-.i:
Mountain ; thence west 204 poles t"
| a stake, northeast corner of Entry
No. 2695; thence south with it r
! I n.- 506 poles to the bcginninir, cor.
jtaiuing 640 acres niore_or less. an?!
[being state grant N?. 557, issued 1?"
! th- State of North Carolina to E. H.
I I'hipps and registered iii the off:. '
} of the Register of deeds fo" Transy!
I inn in County in Book at pace
I o ^
This 1st day "f Nov. A. D. I'.'J,.
C.hg .U. 21-ni-s.l.-, B
G. I.. JONES. Trustee.
In the pa.-t -i\ \?ar- ' id its hav
! .- |. ?? >iin ately ;?r.o., 'in.iif|i
' f> r-r.i : }-.?? I ' n:t< I J- at ?> mail.
A .! n'l-t ?a> - that a woman lose,
it..,- ?ccth -? ..???? r than a man. Piob
a1 1 ?!?(? i ti-.( i.i * at with V -
t Improved Uriiior.i; {.r.srr.ationr.i
1 ?. J ??> ?V " V. ?: .ii vr 4. 1..- ;. >
Lessen f?>r i'.' .:vov.i'>er 27
ISAIAH T LAC :?< - j T.'I'jr. WORSllir*
r.ICSSO.V T'l ! ! :V ,
<:? " i". ? ! .o.ri'fy ?!'.
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t.'iT .li.-r ! :v 1*i.? I.<>|tl III
>.? 1 ??II ! it ? ,i:i I -l n.:r. <1 i' ? from a
my tears.
l';;IM.\i:Y -T' 1 V ? WVr tilpins '
M'XIOli T? Jn i? 'I'll.'
I'lf.iPf-.-i < * <1.
intkk.v :r>i.\ri: " hi:\i>>h to;
K'_w I -I I,; . i ; ? , s I :?>'!.
Yi'l'N'i; I :??!?: ANi> ADtn.r Tor
1C ? -Tli.* X-iiura i r -I'rud Worship.
Isai:!h li.ij ,i ln:;_* i.iiu.istrjv begin
nlng In the days oil' l'/zlnli aw) ex
tending. i lirouuli i! i- ivK'i of .lothati.
Aliaa ami I !\'/.< ]<l:ili. li'iT a history of
the nation In this time see 11 Kings,
chapters 15 to '.'it. l-ainh's visions
present the redemptive purpose of tied
through tin; <?>;. s i r:i:-(iim <>[ Jlo.
slab's kingdom. ; :. i- t is the title
to the whole Imu!;. It cinituinv t.he
treat arraignment of the people for
their sins.
I. Tlie Moral State of tlie People
(vv. 2-1).
1. Filial inr:r;:t:iU(l'' (v. ").
The universe i ; i-iumioneil to hear
the Lord's 1 :i : . against Judith
an'l Israel for ilu-lr ha-e ingratitude.
2. lSrutal ^thpidit.v (v. y).
The ox iiinl the a. -; are proverbially !
stupid, but Israel's stiipMHy exceeded j
theirs. i rai'l would not recognize ,
Ilis right as sovereign, nor aull.'or of .
mercies. j
3. Habitual evil doers (v. -I).
They were not sinners in net merely, I
but In nat'.ire aad heart wore lhdeu
with iniquity. I'.y heredity they pissed '
! their vices from generation to genera
tion. . . j
II. Their Canrsquent Miseries (Vv. i
50).
1. Their perplexity (v. 5).
Chastisement only hardened them. |
Their a mictions were followed by
deeper and more heinous sin1'.
2. 'J'lieir awful confusion (v. 6).
! The calamity which befell llirti ex- !
r tended to all classes. No one 'was
able to minister to their comfort ;
Desolations in tiie eooiii.rj > (vv. ,
7, S).
Revolts from within i.j..l 1::'. Jdons
from without h i t their c< jhtry
desolate. Physical ruin alway>f iol- ,
lows moral and spiritual doeade M.
4. A saved remnant assured ( j. 9). I
Cod's purposes cannot (ail. A rem- j
uant was saved in Israel? a ret ?ant ]
shall be saved ill the church. ,
III. I'ormal Worship Rebuked: (vv.
10-15).
Their aufifl~cahitniiies were noli due
to the neglect of i-uligloiis rites' and
ceremonies. Tiiey punctiliously' ob
served the forms of religion wh'.B In
dulging in iniquitous practices.
1. Goil does not need sacrifices
(v. 11).
Worship and service arc noli for
God's benefit, but for that of theivvor- ;
slilpers themselves.
2. God's attitude toward fwraal !
worship (vv. 12-11).
The very rites and ceremonies ?^hlch
God ordained for the purpose of help- J
ing men to approach lliin becoma dis- i
gusting and irksome to I liiu.
3. God's lefusal (v. 15).
Every net of worship wliila the :
heart and life are steeped wttK in
iquity only incites the alitor of the
Holy One.
IV. An Amended Life God's Re
I quirement (vv. 1(1-20).
: Though tlie nation had so grievous
ly sinned, their case was not hopeless.
In order to enjoy that mercy there
| must be:
1. A cleansing.
"Wash you. make you clean." The .
; washing by water symbolized the ;
cleansing by tlie blood of the Son of !
God.
2. "l'ut away the evil of your do !
incs."
mere lo i;.. ? i si;; wltiio ?
; continuing in sin.
3. "'.'ease to do evil."
jt. "Learn to do well" (v. 17).
One can only cease to do evil by
earning to do well.
5. "Seek Judgment."
One must not only lie upright him
self but should protest against the
wrongdoing of others. Hardens
> should be removed from the op
pressed. Justico should ibu done to
the fatherless and the widows should
be befriended.
C. Encouragement to come to God
(v. IS).
Thouu'h their guilt was groat and
I e judgment wl'ieh befell ti.em was
awful. Hod's pardoning and cleansing
' gi'.iCO ? " Velont.
7. f'oa.litiuiial proiul.se (v. lfi).
? This mentis that they could only en
j'.v goe I "ti (iod's tcrius.
8. Solemn warning (v. 20).
llvbillion a?aiiist God brings ruin.
Religion
Trusting God with a sincere and
?pen heart, ready to obey what lie
suggest.*, L>klng llu guidance, and
ready to t;ike it, believing in lllm and
simply trusting li.'e to U:m ? tliat is
' religion. ? .h.in?s lteid.
Cost of Disciplesliip
Christ t? lis us to count the Cost Of
i disciplesliip, but llu never asks us to
count the gain, lie knew w? could
not; there is t.o arithmetic to com
fit- "nit.? W. K Watn^on.
Church , Directory
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vofuir.t.;- pi v tj.ca.v r?. yu.vir I
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Services : Sunday School, >?;.| j ?, !
m.; morning worship, 11:00 a. ?>>. ,
evening worship, 7:!!0 p. ??.; Chris
l. .mi KiitK'UVtir, 0:30 p. n. ; liii-l-w.-vk i
si-rvii'i', Wednesday. i :30 p. in.; S S,
Suj>!., 1.. A. Amnion. A c"rd;ul in- !
vnation is extended to members ai.J
friends to every service.
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BREVARD METHODIST
J. Chan ih-r. puslo* . Si.-1. -vices: ,
Smjdiiy Sii'liMi), H:4o a, in.. Dr. ?t 1' 1
Xa-.iiary, Sup?, Morning Service 11;
Kpworth League 0:15; Evening s,-r
\ ice, 7 :?0 l'ruyt r .'?i* ctiiiiA' \\ ir.ine.-- ,
>l.;y, 7 :30. Ail visitors t > the c'.ty ]
In- cordially invited to v.vr .hip with
| i. Wo need you ? you need us. ,
BREVARD BAPTIST CHURCH
I Rev. Wallace Hart sell, pastor.
j Sunday School 9:15 A. M.; Preach-,
| ing service 1 1 :tl(? A. M. and 7 : j
j i'. Mi; B. Y. P. (J. Sunday evening;
'Mid-week Prayer Service, Wednes
day, 7 :3o 1' -M. Julian A. Glazenev, '
Sunday School Superintendent.
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ST PHILIPS CHURCH *
(Episcopal)
He v. II. Perry, rector, phone 134.
lKly Communion, 8 a. in.; Church
School, 10 a. m. ; Holy Communion J
and Services, lir 'it and third Sun- ]
days, 11 a. m.; Morning Prayer and c
Sermon, second and fourth Sundays, t
II a. m. .
ZION BAPTIST
Rosroan, N. C. I
H. F. Wright, pastor. Preaching ""
1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a. rn. and t?
7:30 p.m. Sunday School cach Sun-'f
day 10 a.m.; C. R. Clark, supt.; B. Y. .
P. U. 7:00 vl: P: r.v?
eatit Thursday evening 7 :45 j
MT. MORI AH I
Cherryneld Baptist Church a
Rev. J". H. ' Stanberry, Pastor
Services every first and third Sjn- J*
days at 11:00 a.m. Night services o
at 7 :4o o'clock. Sunday School at 81
10:00 a.m., and B. Y. P U. at r :00. 1
PISGAH FOREST BAPTIST
Rev. H. F. Wright, paster. Preach- S
ing services 2nd and 4th Sundays at B
11:00 a. m. and 7:30 p. ni. Sunday 3;
School each Sunday at 10 a. m., D. I -
H. Orr, superintendent. All cardial- !
ly invited to each service.
LAKE TOXAWAY BAPTIST
Lake Toxnway j*!;
Z. Isaac Henderson, Pastor; Sun-jV',
day School each Sunday 10 a.m., L. j q
V." Sigman, supt.; preaching on 2nd ,
anil 4th Sundays, 11 a.m. Regular .
conference on Saturday before each T
2nd Sunday, 2:30 p.m. Special invi- j
tation to visitors and tourists. i*
TURKEY CREEK BAPTIST
C. E. Blythe, pastor; preaching]
services Fourth Saturday at 2^30 ! jr
p.m., Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday jr
School each Sunday at 10 a.m. J- ! e]
R. Alexander, Supt. Everybody g
welcome to each service. I ,i
ENON BAPTIST
Rev. W. W. Marr, pastor. Sunday]
School 10 a.m. Preaching 11:00 S
a.m. and 7 :30" p.m., every Sunday. -1
A cordial welcome to all. n
KOSMAN CHARGE
Rev. J. C. Richardson, Pastor
R OA 411 AH
Preaching every 2nd ami 4tli
Sundays, 11 a. ill, ? 7:30 p. m.j
Sunda> School 10 a. in., -^-A, M.
White, supt.; Prayer Meeting each
Wednesday 7 :;10 p.m.
Lake Toxaway
Preaching 3rd Sunday, 11 a. in. ?
7:30 p. in.; Sunday School 10 a. in.,
W. H. Arrowood, supt.; l'rayer
Meeting Sunday evening 7 :30.
Exsl Forlt
Preaching 1st Sunday 11 a. in.;
Sunday School 10 a. in., W. W.
Gravely, supt.
Preaching at Connestec 1st Sim
day 2:80 p. m. ? Selica, 2nd Sunday
2:30 p. in.
LITTLE RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J, F. Scott, pastor. Sunday
School 10 a. in., Mr. t'has. Asliworth
supt. Preaching service 1 1 o clock.
Junior 11. V. P. IT, Sunday 2:30 p.m.
IV. M. U. mot.* Thursday after th?
second Sunday.
BREVARD VVESLEYAN
METHODIST
Rev. G. K. Kelhir, pastor. Proach
ng each Sunday evening 7:30: Sun
iay School each Sunday 10:30, W.
Li. PicviOtt. supt. Prayer meeting
Tuesday oiil Thursday 7 :30. Z. M.
IV. 11. Society each second Tuesday
7:30. AV. H, F. M. Society *.icn
1th Tu.es-dny 7 :30.
CARSONS CREEK
Preaching services second Sunday
it 11 o'clock, and fourth Sunday at
.1 o'clbck. Sunday School at 10
('clock. Everybody is invited to
onie out and worship with us.
TURKEY CREEK BAPTIST
Brevard, Route 2
C. S. Blytlie, pastor; preaching 4tb
laturday at 2:30 p. ni. Sunday at 11
. m. Sunday School each Sunday
0 a. in., C. E. Orr, supt. "Welcome
o every service."
flOYLSTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. W. P. Holtzclaw, pastor,
'reaching 3rd Saturday at 3 p. m.,
nd 1st and 3rd Sundays at 11 a. m.;
unday School each Sunday at 10 a.
i. ; Henry J. Garren, supt. Every
ody is cordially invited to attend all
;rvices.
CATHEY'S CREEK
Rev. C. C. Reece, Pastor; Sunday
chool each. Sunday, 10- a.m., Ward
reedlove, Supt. Preaphing 1st and
rd Sundays 11 a.m. Welcome to all.
OAK GROVE BAPTIST.
Quebec.
Z. Isaac Henderson, Pastor; Sun
ay School each Sunday, 10:30 a.m.;
. W. Henderson, supt. ; preaching on
st and 3rd Sunday, 11:30 a.m.
onference on Saturday night be
jre each 1st Sunday, 8 p.m.; Prayer
nWeting each Sunday, 3:30 p.m.
he public is invited and members
re expected to attend all these ser
Ices.
GLADY BRANCH CHURCH
Rev. J. E. Osteen, pastor. Preach
lg First and Third Sunday morn
igs, 11 o'clock. Sunday School ev
ry Sunday, 10 a.m. F. H. Holden.
upt. Prayer meeting every Sun
ay evening at 7 o'clock.
BLANTYRE BAPTIST
Rev. Walter Holtzclaw, pastor,
ervices every second Sunday at
1 :00 a.m. and second Saturday
ight.
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