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Lesion, OtttftV's. copyrighted
by aternationai Council
Religion Education, USA,
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THE NEW HEAVEN
AND EARTH
, , Memory Selection: "I heard a
great voice out of heaven laying,
.Sf", Behold the tabernacle of God ie
y" 'with .men, pnd he will dwell with
' i them, and. 'they thall be hi peo
t pie, and God himself shall be with
, them, and be their God. And God
ekatt wipe taway all tear from
tkeir eyeti and
there ekatt be
-No more death." Rev. tl :B-9.
Ieeeon Text: Revelation Sl:l-
0M-S7.
. Oar lesson for this week brings
na to the dose of God's Word, the
clocre of this aeries on the "Great
Passages of the Bible," and also
to the close of another year. .14
.' is 'a perfect end and the only society of the redeemed in heaven,
possible end if God is omnipotent, 'n this city there will be no tem
as Vre believe He is. pie, because there will be no need
. The word of God begins, i n of a Temple God himself is
' Genesis, with a picture of beauty, there.
of perfection, of satisfaction, Heaven wilt be an inhabited
' with man, the highest creation of place. The redeemed of the Lord
God in perfect communion with will be there and we have reason
Him. Sin, in the form of ser- to believe that they will be recog
' pent, soon enters and comes be- nizable. Moses and Elijah were
tween man and his God. recognised when they met Jesus
' Sin is committed, a ourae is upon the Mount of Transfigura
' placed on man and, from that hour tion. Unless souls do retain their
to the last hour of the earth's ex- identity, some of the joy of Heav
iatence, under the dominion of en would be lost that of re
man, there has been and will con- union with loved ones and friends.
tinue to be a conflict between good Inside the wall which surrounds
and evil. It is only when man the city of God will be those who
1 accepts Jesus Christ and receives have put their faith in Christ,
' , salvation from sin whsch He of-, those who have hungered and
l- ten, can man hope to reestablish thirsted after righteousness, those
' the communion of his soul with who have proved faithful. How
: its maker, God. ever, outside the walla are pie-
. The ultimate hope of every tared the fearful, those who de
Christian is to be forever with nied their Lord, those who refused
his Lord, Jesus Christ. John, in to believe in Christ, those who
' his vision, received a revelation were guilty of idolatry, the mar-,
, of the place where the redeemed, derens, the fornicators, the sorcer
souk wiU spend eternity. Deep era, the liars or deceivers. In-
down within tte 1 human heart stead of being permitted to enter
1 ' there is, a Wm conviction that and enjoy toe blessJnga of Heaven,
v H.ath doe not end - all for the these wiU be cast into lake of
idus4 iJere.le a fu- fire Hell or the' scrap heap
vure KtfVfor that part of u that f the XJniTeree,. r :
an aeve die thf souL . - " The Mfe in' Heaven is to be a
: Han has always been interest- perfectly happy one, for Heaven
ed in-the question, asked by Job is a place of joy. The sorrows of
. long agoO'If a man die, shall he life teams, death, sorrow, cry
tive agamr The Christian ans-- ing will be done away with.
" .'were Tes.V We know that the There will be ho sickness, there
1 body dies, but the ' soul the will be no fear, because we will be
' real self lives" on after death, with God eternally.
- Take Jean as an example. The Ask yourself this. question, now,
'-"New Testament tell us "that he today: "Will I be with God and
'. died physically on the cross, but, h's redeemed throughout eterni
on the third day, he arose from ty?" If you want to be you can.
the grave. . We believe he is alive Paul declared, "The wages of sin
today. Because he conquered is death, but the gift of God is
i death, we believe that we, also, eternal life through Jesus Christ
VshaH live another life beyond the our Lord."
grave. Accept Him, live for Him and
'i- Granted that this is so,, what live with Him eternally. This life
.. will ' our future abode look like, here on earth is extremely short,
who shall be there and what shall but eternity is very, very long,
we dot John, in the 21st and Where wall you spend eternity?
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Former Resident Of Donkey Basketball
Ccanty Passes In v " Game At Walnut
Atheville Hospital Gym January 3
t Andy Fender, 42, of Swanna- Donkey basketball is coming to
no, and- former resident of Md- Walnut at the high school gymna
iaon County, died in an Aeheville siuim on Thursday, January 8 at
hospital Friday, December 21, 7:30 p. m.
1966, after a short illness.
He was a son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. S. P. Fender of Flag
Pond, Tenn.
Surr'-Hng are. his wife, Mrs.
Cora Martin Fender; three sis
ters, Mrs. J. E. Reese, Mrs. Maco
Wallin and Mrs. T. R. Lambert
of Marshall RFD' 4 ; and a broth
er, Willard Fender of Marshall
RFD 2.
Fender was a weaver fo-- Bea
con Manufacturing Co.. at Swan
nanoa. 22nd chapters of Revelation, gives
us a description of Heaven. It
is a city the new Jerusalem
which was the beloved cdty of the
Jews and the home, not only of
the king, but the location of the
Temple and, in the Temple, the
holy of holies.
Dummelow says that "Jerusa-
lem" represents the society of the
redeemed on earth, while the
"new' Jerusalem" represents the
YEAR! fy?
This is America's funniest
sport donkey basketball. Fun
loving sports fans are promised
a field day of hilarious entertain
ment when the world's best train
ed donkeys present their comedy
version of basketball. A big pro
gram has been arranged in addi
tion to donkey basketball. A se
ries of tricks and stunts by a
trick donkey will be presented as
a preliminary act. Also, races
and tug-o-war on donkeys will add
to the evening of fun for young
and old.
Advance tickets will be sold.
They may be bought from any
member of the senior class of
Walnut, or from the senior class
sponsor, Mrs. Hettie Rice, or tick
ets may be purchased at the door.
HIS LOSS
Coventry, England In order
to get a little extra needed money
a husband sold his wife's sewing
machine for six pounds (about
$30). She objected strenuously
and made him buy it back. The
husband had to pay the dealer's
new price twelve pounds or
about $60.
1957 5,
Happy Nww Yaor ,
, to virybn
Redmon and Wqtleu
Motor Companu
MARSHALL, N. C.
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' ADMINISTRATRIX KG. 2
The ' undersigned havfa- j r, iali
fied as administratrix of tie es
tate of J. R. Kent, deceased, late
of Madieon County, -ahia is to no
tifv all neraona havin claims
against said , estate to , present
them to toe undersigned on or De
fore the 13th day of December,
1957, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said ' estate
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. ''
This 11th day of December,
1956.
MAE KENT, Administratrix, R-l,
Marshall, N. C.
12-13 l-17p
SHUPE PLANING
MILL
We Manufacture
WAGONS, TRUCK BODIES
Plane Lumber and
any kind of woodwork
SHUPE PLANING
MILL
Formerly
Brigman Wagon Co.
GEORGE B. SHUPE,
Owner
WALNUT, N. C.
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This is to notify all persona
that the undersigned will at 11:00
o'clock a. m., en Monday, Decem
ber 31, 1956, at the undersigned's
garage, Route 3, Marshall, North
Carolina, offer for sale to the
highest bidder for cash, to satis
fy the lien held by the undersign
ed for wrecker service and stor
age, the following motor vehicles:
One 1948 Model Pontiac 4-door
sedan, Motor Number F8PIB10392,
said automobile bearing no license
plates and the name of the regis
tered owner being unknown, on
which the sum of ONE HUN
DRED ($100.00) DOLLARS is
due for wrecker service and stor
age. One 1946 Model Nash 4-door
600 sedan. Motor Number K54272,
Serial Number K119818, said au
tomobile bearing no license plates
and the name of the registered
owner being unknown, on which
the sum of SEVENTY FIVE
($75.00) DOLLARS is due for
wrecker service and storage.
One 1947 Model Chevrolet 4-door
sedan. Motor Number EAA438946,
said automobile bearing South
Carolina license plate No. D88625
and the name of the registered
owner being Clyde Phillips, Route
2, Pickens, South Carolina, on
which the sum of SEVENTY
($75.00) DOLLARS is due for
wrecker service and storage.
This the 5th day of December,
1956.
COLUMBUS HENDERSON
' By William C. Reeves.
12-13.20, 27c
KILLED BY ELEVATOR
Louisville, Ky. Miss Mary
Ann Logan, 24-year-old medical
student, was crushed to death by
an elevator in General Hospital as
eight persons on the elevater
watched, unable to help. Moss
Logan had her right foot and
head inside the elevator when it
started up without warning.
WELCOME TO TK
Hi
May'good luck and
happiness be yours
throughout the year.
MODEL GROCERY
MARSHALL, N. C.
May the iptrtl of teaten
. "remain with yo id '
V-doy tots.
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ELECTRICSERVICE
Your
Frigidaire .Dealer
NEW LOCATION
FORKS OF IVY
JOE HERNANDEZ, Owner
Phone tlil
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FOR SALE
HOME ELECTRIC
& FURNITURE GO.
MARSHALL, N. C.
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Hardware Company
MARSHALL, N. C
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Newt for Veteran
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Four major deadlines face vet
erans now being released or dis
charged from active service with
the Armed Forces, Veterans Ad
ministration said.
The most important of these,
according to VA, concerns GI in
surance and affects veterans who
have been released from active
service since September 4, 1956.
Instead of having 120 days in
which to apply for a special type
of five-year term, nonconvertibJe
GI insurance, these newly dis
charged veterans must apply be
fore midnight, December 31, 1956.
This deadline was set by the re
cently enacted Servicemen's and
Veterans' Survivor Benefits Act,
which revised the death benefits
program for the beneficiaries of
i veterans who does as "a result of
service.
Veterans with service during
the Korean conflict (June 27,
1950 through January 81, 1965)
should remember that they have
three years from the date of their
discharge or separation to apply
for education and training under
the GI Bill, VA said.
Korean conflict veterans also
should keep in mind, according to
the agency, that most of them
have only a year from the date of
their discharge or separation in
which to apply for dental treat
ment. Exceptions to the one-year
rule are those veterans who are
receiving disability compensation
for a service-connected dental con
dition, or those veterans whose
dental disabilities yare as a result
of combat injuries or service in
juries. They may apply at any
time.
The same miles for dental treat
ment apply to peacetime veterans
and six-month enlistees, except
that the latter two groups must
have been discharged for disabili
ty incurred in line of duty or be
receiving VA compensation for a
service-connected disability.
GI home loan deadline for vet
erans of the Korean conflict peri
od is January 81, 1966. This date
is far enough away, VA said, so
that moat Korean conflict veter
ans may take the time they need
to select a home, farm or business
to. be bought with GI financing.
MADE OWN CO2JN
Danville, 111. Twenty years
ago, William J. Mellott made a
coffin to be buried in. When he
died recently, he was buried in
the home-made poplar burial box
he had fashioned.
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
The undersigned having quali
fied as administrator of the es
tate of Queen Ramsey, deceased,
late of Madison County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned on r
before the 22nd day of November,
1957, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to saio attata
will please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This 15th day of November,
1956.
JETER P. RAMSEY, Admin
istrator, R-3, Marshall, N. C.
11-22 12-27c
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Administratrices, C.TA.,
of the estate of Hubert E. Rob
erts, deceased, late of Madison
County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against amid 1
estate to present them to the un
dersigned on or before the 19th
day of December, 1957, or thte no-
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their recovery. All persona ilk .
debted to said estate will pleas
make immediate payment t tha
undersigned.' h
This the 10th day of December, '
1966.
VENfA 1 C DAVIS, HATTIE
T. TEAGU1E, JULIA R. ELAM, ,
Administratrices, CT.A of the
Estate of Hubert E. Roberta, de-
eeaned, Marshall, N. C.
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