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LONGING FOR
THE HOUSE OF GOD
Memory Selection: "I was glad
when they said to me, Let iu go
to the house of the Lord'."
(Psalms 122:1)
Leaaon Text: Paalms 84; 121
122.
Continuing the study we are un
dertaking of one of the most in
spiring Books in the Bible, the
Psalms, today we endeavor to
Jearn now men find joy and
MM of God.
alms under study
- today are often called the "pil-
m grim paalms." Each represents in
9) its own way the tremendous and
' overwhelming joy that filled the
"pews w ho went into the Twnple of
GOd in Jerusalem.
The first Temple was erected
In Jerusalem during the reign of
King Solomon. It took seven years
of constant work, Involving thous
ands of slaves, to erect the house
of the Lord. Would God dwell
there? This was the question the
wise King Solomon asked upon
completion of the Temple. He
recognized that the highest heav
en could not contain God, much
leas the house that he had built.
A man once said, "I never pass
a church of my denomination or
faith without praying." That man
stated clearly what God's house
means for most people. It is a
constant reminder of the reality
of God. It is a place of prayer
and a call to prayer. It is a
place of worship where kindred
souls center their hearts and lives
on God, seeking his way togeth-
place for our lives
Religion Is extremely personal,
especially when it has to do with
the confession of sin, the outpour
lng of guilt, the need of one's soul
(for God's pardon. But sin and
guilt and pardon and forgiveness
all involve other people, too. God
forgives us as we forgive others;
our guilt must often be confessed
to others for their forgiveness;
the reaching of the soul to God is
best fulfilled as we unite with oth
ers of like mind and spirit with
ourselves. So religion is corpor
ate as well as personal; It in
volves others Intimately. Jesus in
sisted that the first and great
commandment is that we must
love the Lord our God with all our
heart and soul and mind and
strength. He also said that the
second commandment is like the
first: We are to love our neigh
bors as we love ourselves.
Somtimes one needs to go into
the house of the Lord alone, save
for God, and there listen to the
still small voice. One could be
alone with God at home, or in a
fear, in a Held, or oy a aiream.
For God's presence is ever with
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AFTER LETTERING in three sports at Mars Hill
High School, seniors Wayne Alvey, left, and Glen
Phillips turned their talente to another kind of letter
ing, indexing books in the school library. Twenty
eight students took part in the volunteer project, to
help raise the library to standards for accreditation
by the Southern Association of Colleges and Seconda
ry Schools. They put in a total of 2,500 work hours.
Spring Creek 11th
Grade Enjoys Lake
Winnepesaukah Trip
Recently the eleventh grado
students from Spring Creek High
School visited Lake Winnepesau
kah for avisit. These students fi
nanced their own trip by present
ing the school's Junior Class Play.
This was their first visit to the
amusement park. The chaperones
for this. group were Owen W. Fish
and Miss Donna Lee Moore.
Students enjoying this outing
included Wilms Trimble, Sonya
Lankford, Ricky Jo Meadows, Sue
Greene, Elaine Crawford, Bobby
Caldwell, Ronnie Caldwell, Nolan
Reese, Von Plemmons, Ronnie Al
lison, Denny Payne, Sue Shelton,
Linda Allen, Gail Kent, and Ed
ward Frisbee.
the house of God offers a special
auieting effect for the soul of a
troubled man. The stained-glass
windows, the altar, the cross, the
pulpit with the Word upon it, the
communion rail inviting us to
ASTC Is Offering
Special Courses
This Summer
Boone Appalachian State
Teachers College will offer cours
es during the summer sessions in
"Special Education" for the first
time .according to an announce
ment today by Dr. James Stone,
director of summer sessions.
Courses to be offered during
the first term, June 6-July 12, in
clude "Survey of Special Educa
tion," "Abnormal Psychology,"
"Psychology of Exceptional Chil
dren," "Psychology of Mentally
Retarded," and "Psychological
and Diagnostic Testing."
During the second term, July
15-August lfi, the courses are
"Curriculum Construction for Ex
ceptional Children," "Psychology
of the Gifted" and "Psychological
and Diagnostic Testing."
Each course will carry three
(two semester) hours of credit.
bend the knee and humble the Courses numbered 460 to 499 are
sett?'- all these speak to our advanced undergraduate and grad-
God in the Sanctuary.
At other ttnttss we need the pre
sence and helpfulness of our fel
low Christians when we turn to
ward God. A well-planned service
of worship speaks to the depths
of the spiritually alert. The steps
of worship are logical and pro
gressive. The hymn ol adoration
and praise, with sentences of
Scripture reminding us of God's
goodness. In his presence we bow
in contrition, confessing our sins
and a s k i n g his forgiveness
Through Scripture and creed we
affirm our faith in him and his
works. Filled with new certainty
and trust, we offer ourselves and
our possessions. Then we enter
into grateful intercession for the
needs of others. We move pray
erfully through a hymn into the
instruction and exhortation of the
sermon, which, if the minister is
close to his people, seeks to help
them understand, accept, and live
by their faith hi Christ. Then in
prayer and hymn we commit our
selves once again to God and wait
uate courses,. (urses . numbered
ouo and above are for graduate
students only. Each course will
meet one hour per day, five days
per week.
A demonstration class of about
15 slow children, ages 8-15, will
be taught at the Appalachian El
ementary School on the campus
from June 17 to August 2. This
class will be taught in combina
tion with the college courses in
special education so that the stu
dents in the college class may ob
serve methods and materials used
with slow learning children. This
class will be taught by Miles
Fairchild of the University of
Denver.
Faculty for the special educa
tion courses include Dr. Wiley
Smith, ASTC faculty member; Dr.
Joan McDaniel Fairchild, Univer
sity of Denver, Col.; and Miles
Fairchild, U. of Denver.
Expenses for a six-week term
including room, board, tuition and
fees amount to approximately
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Weaverville Laundry
Holstein Bull Service
Now Being Used By
County Dairymen
Carnation Ensign Major Madcap
is being used extensively by Mad
ison County Dairymen. He is a
registered Holstein bull owned by
the American Breeders Service
with an American Production In
dex of 19,125 lbs. of milk and 764
lbs. of butterfat and a test of
3.94. Ensign was chosen by the
dairymen in the county not only
because of his high Index but also
his large size; he weighs about 3,
000 lbs., antf has the ability to
pass this large size on to his
daughters. When they figured
this index on Ensign, it was based
on 22 daughter-dam-comparisons
and the 22 daughters averaged
taping 1 552 lbs.; they were 2, 3
and 4 years of age. Ensign was
classified excellent which means he
scored over 90 points.
Ensign semen is available
through special service; by pool
ing their orders Madison farmer?
are able to get this semen for on
ly thirty cents more than regular
service. We're looking forward to
seeing Ensign's daughters on one
Madison County pasture.
Schedule of Home
Demonstration
Club In County
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Tuesday, May 28 Bull Creek
HD Club wil meet with Mrs. Glenn
Phillips at 2 p. m.
Clingman Gardner
Passes Thursday;
Rites Saturday
Clingman Gardner, 69, farmer
of Rt. 2, Mara Hill, died Thurs
day morning, May 16, 1963 in an
Asheville hospital after a long ill
ness. He is survived by three sons,
Albert and Wayne of Rt 2, and
R. R. Gardner of Barnardsville;
a sister, Mrs. Ada Forester of
Asheville; three brothers, Carl of
Miami, Ransom of Washington,
D. C, and Jay Gardner of Ashe
ville; seven grandchildren and one
great-grandchild.
Services were at 2 p. m., Satur
day at North Black Mountain Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Russell Thomas anil
the Rev. Arnold Bowman officia
ted and burial was in Greenwood
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ray
mond Young, Wayne Jarvis, J. C.
Young, Roy Buckner, Graver Tom
berlin and John Jarvis.
Holcombe Funeral Home was in
charge.
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not merely a mechanical move
ment from point to point. He
brings his whole being, body and
mind and spirit, to the worship of
(iod. with otners, he brings the
cares of life into the presence of
God. Though the deepest commu
nion with God is intensely person
al, the presence of others not on
ly adds a sense of assurance but
also helps open the mental and
spiritual doorway to tile coming
of the Holy Spirit.
We need both private and cor
porate worship. Private Worship,
daily and hourly, will increase the
meaning of the hours in the house
of God. And regular church wor
ship, engaged in wholeheartedly
with a questing spirit, will bring
more richness and life Into pri
vate meditation and prayer. When
both are practiced regularly and
with consecration, so that the
voice of God is heard and recog
nized, then ordinary human life be
comes extraordinary fa its vi
talrty, strength, arid its spiritual
grace.
For additional information write
Dr. James Stone, Director of Sum
mer Sessions, Appalachian State
Teachers' College, Boone, N. C.
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