MARSHALL, N. C, OOP, 8, Ufa
International
JSunday School
M Lesson
for
OCTOBER 6, 1963
(These ecsnmenta are based 4k
on' he International s. 8.
Lesson Outlines, copy righted
V by the International Council
of Religious Education, USA.
and used by permission.)
AN APPEAL FOR
HARMONY
Memory Selection: "We are fel
low workmen for God."
(1 Corinthians 3:9).
Lesson Text:
through 4.
1 Corinthians 1
This study of three of Paul's
Letters emphasizes values for
church life and personal Chris
tian living.
Today we study the question:
What are same causes for the di
visions among Christians today?
Upon a closer study, we find that
the divisions among Christians to
day are not too different from
the divisions among Christians In
the days of Paul the Apostle. To
compare, we study Paul's epistles
to the churches, written during
Ms term of imprisonment.
Corinth was not the boat place
to find a church. All the vices of
human nature ran rampant in that
Uty, aided and abetted by human
weaknesses, wealth and luxury
Even religion in Corinth was cor
rupt. At the Temple of Aphro-
ane, the goddess of love, there
were a thousand priestesses who
performed their rites as Bacred
prostitutes. A committee on church
location would not have been like
ly to select Corinth as a place to
organize a promising mission. But
the church must not retreat from
the world it has a mission to
save the world. How well Paul
knew that! And he realized that
in Corinth the Christian concept of
life in Jesus Christ waa sorely
needed. To him it was a challenge,
and he answered that challenge
nobly.
Actually, however, the real
threat of evil in Corinth was not
the danger zone. The serious dan-
thi nsws.Mcoao
the church. Contentions, party
spirit, members sums; each other
in pagan law courts, overindul
gence at the Lord's Supper until
it became feast instead of a sa
crament, the dancers in Christian
freedom (so-called) and anxiety
concerning life after death, all
these were the crux of the matter
While the precise forms of these
dangers may vary in our time,
their general character is too well
known ... for comfort. But it is
to the everlasting credit both of
the church at Corinth and Paul
himself that he apparently writes
in response to questions raised by
the people. It is one thing for
trouble to be pointed out by those
outside; it is far more hopeful
when the issues are seen by those
within.
BRUSH BURNING
PERMITS ARE
NOW ESSENTIAL
First of all, Paul faces the se
rious split which had begun in the
Church at Corinth; various groups
had chosen up sides, each with a
champion. "I acknowledge Paul."
"I follow Apollos." "I am impress
ed with Peter." "I belong to
Christ." The stage was set for a
real tug-of-war. And while some
of the trouble at Corinth may be
Jr. Moody Chandler, Madison
County Forest Ranger, announced
this week that brash-burning per
mits are essential and urge
everyone in Madison County to
read the following law and secure
permits at once:
Hrush-Burning Permit Law:
14-189. Starting fires within
five hundred feet of areas under
protection of State Forestry ser
vice. It shall be unlawful for any
Derson. firm or eornoratinn to
start or cause to be started anytery' PallbeareTS re Jim West,
nx-nneui Howell. James Bedford.
Carl L. Shelton, 60,
Native Of County.
Dies In Haywood
Carl L. Shelton, 60, former
Waynesville merchant, died in a
Haywood County hospital Thurs
day morning after a long illness.
A native of Madison County, he
had Bpcnt most of his life in Hay
wood County. He was a son of
the late Rod and Debbie Hlanken
ship Shelton.
Services were conducted at 2 p.
m., Friday in the chapel of Gar
rett funeral Home by the Revs.
Bill Queen and Robert (Jaddis.
Burial was in Green Hill Ceme-
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Carl Shuler, Robert Browning and
Brownlow MesBer.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Jennie Caddis Shelton; a foster
sno, Ray Shelton of Waynesville,
and three brothers, Lewis Shelton
of Newport, Tenn., Fred Shelton
of Oakland, Calif., and Otto Shel
ton of Anacortes, Wash.
NOTICE
Statement of the Ownership, NOTICE OF At
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...,c.m, v,rcu..iKn, NORTH CAROLINA
ttc- MADISON COUNTY
Required by the Act of Congress The undersigned having qualifi-
of August 84. 1812. as amended ed as administratrix of the Estate
by the Act of March 8, 1888, and of James A. Navy, deceased, late
July 2, 1848 (Title 89, United of Madison County, this is to noti-
States Code, Section 888) showing fy that all persons having claims
the ownership, management and against said Estate to present
circulation of The News-Record, them to the underaiirned on or he-
publlshed weekly st Marshall, N. fore the 26th day of March, 194,
C, for October 3, 1963. r this notice will be pleaded 1 n
1. The names and addresses of bar of their recovery. All persons
the publisher, editor, managing indebted to said Estate will please
editor and business manager are: make immediate payment to the
Publisher: J. I. Story, Marshall, undersigned.
N. C. This the 19 day of September,
Editor: J. I. Story, Marshall, 1963.
N. C. MARTHA NAVY
Managing Editor: J. I. Story, ADMINISTRATRIX
Marshall, N. C. Mars Hill, Rt. 1, North Carolina
Business Manager: J. I. Story, y26 10-I7c
Marshall, N. C.
2. That the owner is H. L.
Story, Asheville and Marshall. N. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
s j!2k jjf drtoc SftSVeSr 'nva:
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
bonds, mor
nortgi
tie are: Citi
OF PUBLIC SALK OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
As Administrators of the estate
of the late Leota Roberts Howell,
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woodlands under the protection of Lection for c.a h at the ml
the State Forest Service or with
in five hundred (500) feet of any
such protected area.
This Section shall not apply to
any fires started or caused to be
started within one hundred (100)
feet of
house.
of the late J. Luther Howell and
wife, Leota Roberts Howell, on
the hard surfaced road, about one
mile North of and above Peters
burg (which is about midway be
tween Marsnall and Mars Hill on
N. C. Highway No. 213). No 3
occupied dwelling 1 Jownship' Madin County, North
I Carolina, sale beginning at 10:00
'o'clock a. m.. SATURDAY Otn-
Any person, firm or corpora- ber 19, 1963, the following:
tion violating any of the provi- All household and kitchen furn
sions of this Act shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor and upon con
viction shall be fined not more
than fifty dollars (860.00) or im
prisoned for a period of not more
than thirty (30) days. (Chapter
14-139, General Statutes of N. C.
Public Laws of 1953 Session.)
particular bug-a-boo too often ex
ists. There is the big-paying
church "Boss" who gets rid of the
preacher because his viewpoints do
not coincide with his. Or there is
the headstrong preacher who tries
to did ate rather thae gujde .and
patiently instruct the congrega
tion. Or it may be the member of
the official board who disregards
the regulation against cocktails . .
nure in wie seven-room home, in
cluding Philco Refrigerator, ra
dio, new Sunbeam Toaster, Mirro
matic Fry Pan, Karr Electric
Stove, and Karr wood stove, Seig
ler Heater, GE Television, living
room suite, Waltham piano, very
old full length oval mirror, old
Victrola and records, secretary
desk, dining room suite, cooking
utensils, china closet, buffet, old
washstand bowl and pitcher, four
bedroom suites, two very old; and
two modern clocks, chairs, couch
es, .32 pearl handled revolver,
watches, and numerous other
household items:
also, 2-horse wagon; disc, section
and drag harrows; turning, bull
tongue, and cultivator plows;
horse-drawn mowing machine and
hayrake, hand tobacco setter, and
many other farm-shop tools and
equipment.
Home will be open and all for
sale items may be inspected from
area, or other securl-
izens Bank, Marshall.
N. C.
4. Paragraphs 2 and 8 include, "l,DO "na"'
In cases where the stockholders or h thLe. 26t.h. dav.
security holder appears upon
the books of the company as trus
tee or in sny other fiduciary re
lation, the name of the person or
corporation for whom such trus
tee is acting; also the statements
in the two paragraphs show the
affiant's full knowledge and be
lief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockhold
ers and security holders who do
not appear upon the books of the
company as trustees, hold stock
and securities in a capacity other
than that of a bona fide owner.
6. The average number of cop
ies of each issue of this publica-
ai dox mi, Marsnall, IN. (J., on or
of March.
1964, or this notice will be oleaded
In bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
This the 25th day of September,
1963.
HELEN C. ANDERSON,
CLYDE M. ROBERTS,
Administrators.
9-26 10-17c
1964.
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To these divisive factions Paul
replied with classic simplicity: "I
planted, Apollos watered, but God
gave the growth." But one thing
at least could be said about the
rivalry at Corinth: the leaders
were worty men, and division was
not due to petty motivations. The
differences that existed were, for
the most part, meaningful differ
ences. Hut in spite of the differ-
erences, all groups remained with
in the fellowship of the church.
They didn't split and form com
peting congregations. The spec
tacle of four church buildings, on
four corners of a street intersec
tion (one street being named 'Di
vision!") in a town hardly big
enough for one church, apparently
hadn't occurred to the Corinthian
Christians. It has. indeed, been
truly said that denominationalism
would keep all four such churches
open, but that the Kingdom would
close three of them: any three!
For Paul there was only one
way to correct the party spirit in
Corinth; a new sense of common
life in Christ And this holds true
today, for the truly earnest Chris
tian, as ti did then. In prayer, in
worship, in the hymns of the
church, in ministry to the helpless
and hurt masses of people all
followers of Christ stand together,
be they Roman, Anglican, Ortho
dox, Protestant, or whatever. But
rigid insistence upon some particu
lar from of church government, or
how many hands in succession have
been laid upon proper heads, or
what color stole the minister
wears, or how much water is need
ed for baptism, or whoa hands are
sufficiently ordained to hold the
chalice in Holy Communion
these and other minor matters
unite to raid the seamless robe of
Christ
Let us then, following Paul's ad
monition, remember the motto in
the Sat Tel Ashram in India:
'Here we enter a fellowship, some
times we will agree to differ, al
ways we will resolve to love and
mite to serve." This At one an
swer to Paul's plea for harmony.
This 1st day of October, 1963.
HELEN C. ANDERSON
141 Swannanoa Ave.,
West Asheville, N. C,
Telephone A L 3-7884
and
CLYDE M. ROBERTS, Admrs.,
Box 341, Marshall. N. C,
Telephone 649-3511
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
The undersigned having quali
fied as Administrator of the Es-
tion sold or distributed state of Magnolia Simpson, de
through the mails or otherwise, to ceased, late of Mudison County,
paid subscribers during tne twelve ami Llayton, Uhio, this is to notify
months preceding the date showii that all persons having claims a
above was 2,000. gainst said Estate to present them
J. I. STORY, Publisher to the undersigned on or before
Sworn to and subscribed before the 12th day of March. 1964, or
me this 1st day of October, 1963. this notice will be pleaded in bar
WILLIE W. STORY, Notary of their recovery. All persons in
Public, debted to said Estate will please
My commission expires August 7, make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
I This the 11th day of Septem
ber, 1963.
I CHARLES E. MASHBURN,
Administrator of Magnolia Simp
son, Marshall, North Carolina.
912 - 103chg.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administra
trix of the estate of Arthur Roy
McDevitt, deceased, late of Mad
ison County, North Carolina, this is
to notifv h11 rtersona hflvincr Mnims
which will bo held at the college Bgainst estate to pre8ent
on Saturday, Oct. 12, beginning them to the undersigned at Mar-
with a luncheon in the college din- shall, N. C, RFD 4, on or before
ing room at 12:30. Immediately .th? 19th day.of. ""A j9.64'.01
. this notice will be pleaded in bar
following the luncheon the Alumni 0f tnejr recovery. All persons in-
Association will hold its annual debted to said estate will please
Warren Wilson
College Announces
Homecoming Plans
Warren Wilson College, Swan
nanoa, nas announced plans ior
the eighth annual homecoming
meeting. Mr. J. Alfred Williams
of Asheville, is president of the
Association which includes not on
ly alumni and former students of
the college, but also those of Ashe
ville Farm School, founded in 1894,
and Dorland-Bell School which was
located in Hot Springs.
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 19th day of September,
1963.
CLARA D. McDEVITT,
Administratrix
9-19 10-10p
GIRL, 7, KILLS BOY, 5
Aurora, Col. -William Gary Gib
son, 5 found a loaded pistol under
his father's pillow on the bed. His
sister, Carolyn Elaine, 7, was
trying to replace it when the revol
ver fired. The bullet passed thr
ough the boy head, instantly killing
him. The mother, Mrs. Arlen T.
Gibson had left the children just
a few minutes before to talk with
a neighbor. The father was on
duty at Lowry Air Force Base.
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At the meeting of the Associa
tion, officers for the 1963-64 year
will be elected as well as four
members of the Board of Directors
who will serve a three-year peri
od. Other business will include a
report on the building program
and expansion of the college by
Dr. Arthur M. Kannerman, presi
dent, and Dr. Henry W. Jensen,
dean.
The Warren Wilson soccer team
will play Brevard College on the
Alumni Field at 2:30, while a cof
fee hour, to be held at Shepard
House, will follow the game. All
alumni and former students now
living in the Marshall, Walnut and
Hot Springs areas are urged to
attend. Reservations for the lunch
eon may be made at the college.
Harold D. Anderson of Hot
Springs is a member of the Board
of Directors of the Alumni Asso
ciation.
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