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International Sunday School Lesson Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Matthews of 74 Cumberland Ave., Asheville were honored at a reception Sunday afternoon in First Presbyterian Church in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. Their children, hosts for the event, invited 250 friends of the family. Mr. Matthews is a retired electrician. They were married Feb. 23, 1913, in Biltmore Methodist Church. Their children include Mrs. Walter Ramsey of Mar shall; Jack Matthews Jr., of Asheville; Cecil B. Mat thews of Washington, D. C; Mrs. R. C. West of High Point; Mrs. G. C. Pressley of Asheville; Mrs. W W. Padgett of Norfolk, Va. They have eight grand children and two great-grandchildren. Does Change-of-Life Make Yon, Feel Older Than You Are? In doctor's tests, special mod' those hoi flashes, weakness, offer woman . . . then they could Does change of life leave you so weak, irritable you feel older "van you really are? Suffocated by' hot flashes, constantly tense, so you can't be tbe affectionate wife of old? Don't despair! Lydia Pinkham's Compound can relieve that physi cal distress and tension both . . in doctor's tests using Pinkham's Compound, woman after woman got glorious relief without costly ahotB! Hot flashes quickly sub ved woman ddle-agel ousness was omen found .lling through" of change-of-life dreadful misery! lx .igc-of-lift Is making you feel older than you are, ask for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at drug stores. Do it to day. See how fast this special med icine for women helps you feel like vouv happy, active self again 'Th wMmmti or on tk lnrrmmtionml S S -1 i -.. 'HttMaaa, eopyngkted International Council ' V-hen-nm (education. USA. tft u4 by piimMtm.) MARCH 3, 1963 WORSHIP AND WORK Memory Selection: "Jeana said to them. 'My food b) to do the will of him who sent me, and to ac complish hia work'." (John 4:34.) Lesson Text: Mark 9:2-50. Today we consider the Trans figuration of Jesus and attempt to relate that high experience to present-day worship work for Christ. From our Bible study for today we see that as Jesus approached the end of his ministry, he called some of his disciples apart. With him were his three most intimate followers: Peter, James, and John. After they had gone up a moun tain, Jesus was "transfigured" be fore the disciples. During this experience they saw his talking with Moses and Elijah. We, our selves, shall never be able to ex plain scientifically exactly what happened. It is a mystery, and such it will remain. However, we can try to understand the signifi cation of the event as it is report ed to us. What did this experience mean for the disciples? It confirmed their earlier confession that Jesus was the Christ. They saw Jesus talking with Moses and Elijah, the representatives of the Law and the Prophets. And in Jesus' absence the remaining disciples had been ministering to the peo ple; hojw they fared, in a general sense, we have no concrete idea, but from one instance related in the book of Mark, we do know that in the case of the young boy "possessed of demonds" they failed where Jesus later succeeded. Jesus attributed his success to prayer. The implications of this incident vital nan Kbther ienca were ministry. God and with First ftotfat, Mark placed the high spiritual moment and the mediately to- types of exper ts Jesus' life and tionahips with ware here tied together. Those who saw Jesus s heavenly Lord also saw him as servant of nan. This is the nature of God's revelation. Christian service is the expres sion of what we find in worship. These two are always related, but the piiority is clear. Jesus indica ted that worship is the necessary foundation of Christian concern. The love of God underlies and is the source of love of neighbor. These two worship and service are not to be separated. Each implies the other. The first com mandment is to love God. Inevi tably the second commandment follows, "Low thy 'neighbor." The definition of the moral act or the good act is given for the Christian by his faith. We must do "the will of God." Why should we love others as God in Christ has loved usT Only because we have found the significance of that love in our own lives. Only W. Curtis Daniel Passes Sunday; Rites Tuesday W. Curtis Daniel, 81, of 81 Dan nel Bd., West Asheville, died at 3:30 a.m. Sunday February 84, 1968 in his home following a long Illness. Mr. Daniel, a native of Madison County and a retired brick mason and plasterer, had resided in Ashe ville most of his life. He was a member end former steward of the Oak Hill Methodist Church and served for 35 years as Sunday School superintendent. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Laura Neighbors Danial; four suns, E. N. and D. T. Daniel of West Asheville, W. H. Daniel of Arden and H, J. Daniel of Deca tur, Ga.; three sisters, Mrs. An na Luther of Marietta, 8. C, Mrs. Cora Stines and Mrs. Lula Pen- land of Candler; five grandchil dren; and three great-grandchildren. Services were held at 2 p. m.. Tuesday in Oak Hill Methodist Charleston AFB, S. C. John a Suitt of Mars Hill, has been promoted to airman second crass in the United States Air Force. Airman Suitt, a jet engine me chanic, is assigned to the 1008th Field Maintenance Squadron here. A graduate of Mars Hill High School, he ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Suitt of Kt. 1, Mars Hill. Roy Ben Thomas, E-3, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thom as of Rt 4, Marshall, is home on furlough from Kodiak, Alaska. Thomas has been transferred to Alameda, California, where he will be stationed aboard the UBS Ranger. in Church. The Rev. Richard B. Jar faith, therefore, can we know u i the Rev. C. V. Hall offi what we should do. And the pow er to perform the moral act is given by faith. All of us know the difficulty of doing what wo knofw to be right What, then, makes a man strive against these wayward thoughts and sinful dis positions T It ia his trust, his faith, in Jesus Christ It is the way of Jesus ... the way of service to our neighbors. It is the willingness to do all we can for the well-being of others. This. then, means that the Christian community must be interested in the total life of men. The Christian church must be concerned about its social respon sibilities. A Christian believer is a servant to all other men. It is loonsn 10 caiic or religion as a private affair. To be truly Chris tian affects everything a man does. It throws one into the world with its needs and its hurts. And while, of course, we must always refer life ultimately to God, we are given tasks In the present. A Christian, like the prophets of the Old Testament, cannot sit idly by and see injustice done. He must speak out and act when the elated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Active pallbearers were Ed Hen derson, Robert Taylor, Roscor Jackson, William Pettit, Robert Miller and William Galloway. Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Men's Bible Class of the church Send The News-RecorrJ To V oiir Rriv fr 9pvir lated. He must be concerned with a political and economic life. As a Christian all these things are important to him. It is not enough to say we love people if we fail to demand justice for them. Love may go beyond just ice, but it never sinks below it. We must be concerned about our fellow men because God is con cerned. True worship entails two things; first, we wait before God. Second, we then accept our tasks and re ceive the ability to eo to our Fill Cracks And Holes Better i Handles like putty. Hardens like wood. I PLASTIC WOOD ! The Qenulna- Accept No Substitute. I Gross Income Of $600 Requires Return Filing Every citizen or resident of the United States, including minor children, who had gross income of 600 or more in 1962 must file a Federal Income tax return, Mr. J. E. Wall, District Director of the Internal Revenue Service for the Greensboro Office, reminded tax payers today. If the taxpayer's 66th birthday is on or before January 1, 1968, he is not required to file unless his gross income in 1962 was at least $1,200. Even though a taxpayer is not required to file, he must do so to obtain a refund if any income tax was withheld from his pay. There is one exception to the A general rule. Self-employed per eons such as sole proprietors, partners and independent contract- ors must file an income tax return and pay a self-employment tax If net earnings from self -employment were $400, or more. 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