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KEEP THE FAITH
Memory Selection: "I have
fought good fight, I hare finish
ed the race, I have kepi the faith.
Henceforth there la laid up for
me -a .crown .of . righteousness,
which the Lord, the righteous
judge, will award to me on that
Day, and not only to me bat also
to all who have loved his appear -inf."
(2 Timothy 4:7-8)
Lesson Text: 2 Timothy 3:10
13; 4.
Continuing our studies in the
Book of Timothy, w endeavor to
pinpoint Mm ways in which the
church can offer support when Its
members are persecuted for their
loyalty to their faith.
An overall summation of the
Pastoral Letters (contained in
Timothy and Titos) will show
Paul, confined end persecuted,
till holding steadfast to his faith.
Barnabas and Paul, having been
duly ordained, set out to teach
Christianity to the manes, and
they met with such mXKtm in
raining converts from both Jews
and Gentiles alike, that, inevi
tably, repercussions followed. The
popularity and success of the mis
sionaries caused a great deal of
resentment amongst the Jews who
adhered to the Synagogue. Some
what naturally, they resented los
ing their followers to this new
religion these two strangers were
preaching with such fire and zeal.
And, being human, they reacted
accordingly. Imprisonment and
reprisals followed for Paul.
But, however dire Paul's circum
stances ... no matter how many
times he faced his trials and trib
ulations alone, apparently desert-
ad by trusted friends and follow
ers, Paul newer lost faith in God's
power to gh hint spiritual
strength with which to face his
persecutors.
In hta charges to Timothy, wa
see that Paul was ever aware of
the nearness of God. Timothy was
to praaeh the word In season, and
out of season." That la to say,
whether the circumstances were
favorable, or vastly unfavorable.
Ha waa to adhere firmly to his
beliefs, not let them be diluted
into nothingness by public opin
ion. Today we face the same temp
tations that the early Christian
did, even if we do not have to
face poral punishment and tor
ture because we hold certain Chris
tian beliefs as being the religion
that is the answer to the world's
needs.
As adults, we are only too well
aware of how easy it is to side
step the duties God would lay up
on our shoulders. There are so
many distractions lying in wait for
in this rapid-paced world in
which we live; there is much
freer communication amonir peo-
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DIVISIOH A - INVITATION
POR BID
TBI HOT SPRINGS HOUS
ING AUTHORITY. HOT
SPRINGS, NORTH CAROLINA
will receive bid for the furnish
ing of all labor, materials, equip,
mast, and services required to
construct Low Rent Rousing Pro-
Sst N. C 46-1 at the office of
a Housing Authority. Hot
Springs, north Carolina. Propoe
sis WW be collected from the Post
Office a 1:00 P. M E.S.T., No
v ember 24, 1064, and taken to the
vember 6, 1964 and taken to the
will be received until 2:00 P. If.,
E.8.T. Of the tame date, and at
bsd time and place, all bids re
ceived will be publicly opened
and road aloud.
Senarate bids will be received
for General Construction, Plumb
ing and Heating, and Electrical
work. Prelect N. C. 45-1 consists
of 11 dwelling buildings contain
ing 20 dwelling units and an Administration-Maintenance
space,
ad other improvements, including
utilities, site improvements and
landscape work.
Proposed forms of contract doc
uments, including Plans and Spe
cifications, are on filed at the of
fice of the Local Housing Au
thority, and at the office of the
Architect, Tomberlin-Sheetz, Ar
chiteota, Inc., 74 Fourteenth Street,
Atlanta, Georgia 30309, phone
786-7969, area code 404.
Copies of the documents may
be obtained by depositing $50.00
with the Architect for each set
of documents so obtained. Plans
and specifications will be issued
to bona fide prime contractors foi
deposit. All sub-contractors and
material suppliers who desire
plans and specifications mutt pay
the cost of reproduction. Depos
its will be refunded to prime con
tractors who return the plans, spe
cifications, and other documents
in good condition, within 10 days
after the opening bid.
A certified check on a bank or
trust company insured by the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corpora
tion payable to the Hot Springs
Housing Authority or satisfactory
bond executed by an acceptable
surety on the bid bond form con
tained in the Specifications and
1 . 1 J.i ... T 1 .
in accoruanco wiui uie uuuuc
tions to Bidders set forth there
in in an amount equal to five
percent (6) of the bid shall be
submitted with each bid. The suc
cessful bidder will be required to
furnish and pay for satisfactory
performance and payment bond or
bonds.
Attention is called to the fact
that not less than the minimum
salaries and wages as set forth in
the Specifications must be paid
on this project.
The Hot Springs Housing Au
thority reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids and to waive
any informalities in the bidding
No bids may be withdrawn lot
a period of 30 days subsequent to
he opening of bios witnout tne
consent of the Hot Springs Rous
ing Authority.
HOT HrKlINUS HUUSIMU
AUTOOR4W
P. 0. Bo 127, Hot Springs,
North Carolina
By MRS. LAURA C. DAVIS,
Executive Director
11-5, 12, 19c
Third Period FHA
Elects Officer.
The MAS third period FHA
girls met Nov. 12 and elected of
fleers as follows: Margot Rob
erta, president; Sandra Plammona,
vice president: Freida Allen, sec
retary; Dabra Payne, treasurer;
Janice Hale, reporter; Sharon
Wall in, chaplain; Rose Freeman,
parliamentarian; Derlene Davis
and Diana Woodard, song leaders.
The class decided to have their
meetings every first and third
Fridays.
HANCOCK'S
RESTAURANT
8 No. Pack Square
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Meat Loaf Plate
with
Mashed Potatoes,
Slaw
Choice of One Vegetable
COFFEE or TEA
65c
CHOICE of SANDWICHEi
HOME MADE PIES
pies of different backgrounds and
different standards than there
was in the time of Paul. And this
easygoing exchange of ideas is
apt to sway one who is not com
pletely dedicated to his innermost
feelings about the Christian faith.
It is indeed a temptation to shy
away from a controversial sub
ject, should it make one unpopular
with the crowd!
But this was not the way of
Christ, nor of Paul, nor of any of
the other great Christian teachers.
Differences and defections were
to be dealt with with the Christ-
like tributes of patience, love, and
steadfastness.
Paul, and many others after
him, kept faith with God. They
girded their loins and threw them.
selves into the battle to bring
Christianity to their fellowmen.
When things went well, they re
joiced. When things want ill, they
drew on the inner strength which
permeated their beings, and whose
font lay in God. Their beloved
church prospered and grew, nour
ished by their stoicism and self
less devotion and service. Now it
serves us when we are weary with
world problems, with our own per
sonal conflicts sustaining us
in our times of crisis .... prom
isinig hope and salvation for the
future. We dare not fail those
who have gone before, and who
have given their Ivies so that we
might inherit this wonderful gift
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Executrix
of the estate of Alton E. Cole, de
ceased, late of Madison County,
North Carolina, this ia to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned at P. O. Box 182,
Marshall, N. C, on or before the
19th day of May, 1965, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to tha
undersigned.
This tht
1964.
MRS. JESSIE MAE COLE,
Executrix
11-19 1210c
18th day fo November
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
BEFORE THE CLERK
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
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COMPANY DEMONSTRATOR
1964 CHEVROLET Imps la
Snort Couoe: Beige with Fawn
Interior: 827-V8 enirine, pa
erglide transmission; push but
ton: radio, power steering,
power brakes and many more
extras; leas than 12,000 miles
iaa OORVAIR Snyder Con
rortihle- 4-sneed transmission;
Radio - Heater; Solid Red with
white ton and black interior.
Ready for summer.
1961 CHEVROLET 4 - d o o r
Hardton: automatic transmls-
lnn V - 8 enirine : power
hrnkna. nower steering; Blue
with Blue Interior
1962 M.G. Convertible; 4-speed
transmission. Solid macs;
1960 I MP ALA Sport oupe;
automatic transmission: v-o
engine; radio, neater. ,c.w
lean, soim mue
1959 FORD Fairlane 500 2-door
Hard Top; automatic transmis
sion; two-tone iv wi "
Radio and Heater
1959 FORD 2-door Custom 300;
V-8; Straight Drive
1958 CHEVROLET Biscay ne 4-
door Sedan; V-8 engine; auto
matic transmission; Radio K
Heater . ,
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1968 FORD 2-door tiara ,
automatic transmission;
aigine
.nrn m.um.K Station Wag
on; 4-aoor; o-tyi".
H-rive: Kadio.
1957 CHEVROLET 4-door Se
dan; V-8 engine; strmgm unvc.
ciin. Heater
1QK7 (THEVKULC;! dbmu . '
door; powerglide transmission,
V-8 engine. Red & White
1955 CHEVROLET 2-door Sa
dun: V-8 engine; straight dnvo
1958 CHEVROLET Biscayne 4-
door; V-8 engine; i"6'
transmission
TRUCKS
. -r rMI . i.r
ISfO i ' . J
fi-cv!inders; i -
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transrttjjmonj "uai "
1958 mTERWAxruAij
ton Truck; 6 cylinders
14
rWDVATO T?An inside Pick
im: 6 cylinders; Heater & De-
frostat nr
ALL THESE CARS AND
TRUCKS ARE FOB
IMMEDIATE SALE
OR TRADE
Wa Have 1$
RANK or GJLA. FTOAHUmw
Where Price And
Quality Meet
French Broad
Chevrolet Co.,
ho.
MARSHALL, N. C
Dealer Franchise No, 2466
Under and bv virtue of an or
der of sale for partition, made and
entered in a special proceeding
entitled, "Lois Church Moore and
husband. Fred Moore: Ed Church;
Bobby Snyder and wife, Barbara
Snyder; Kyle Snyder, Petitioner',
vs. Marion Keynoids and nusoano
D. L. Reynolds; Margaret Elisa
bath Lawson, individually anr
Margaret Elisabeth Lawson Exec
utrix of the Estate of Sanford B.
Lawson. deceased, Respondents,"
dated 19 September, 1964, the un
dersigned, Commissioner, duly au
thorited by said order, will, on thi
U.k .1..,. ..f KTi. ...... li. ip 10.A4 nf
fer for sale to the highest biddei
for cash, at the Courthouse door,
in Marshall, Madison County,
North Carolina, at 11:00 o'clock
A. M., the following described real
estate, lying and being in No. 9
Township, Madison County, North
Carolina, and more particularly
described as follows:
TRACT NO. ONE: All that cer
tain tract of land, lying and be
ing in No. 9 Township, Madison
County, on Shutin Creek, contain
ing 52.7 acres, more or less, anu
known as the Joe Iawson home
lace, being bound on the North
by Anderson heirs, J. Wood heirs
and George Gregg, on the East by
lands of Troy Self, and on the
Slouth by lands of Floyd Rathbone
and U. S. Highway 25-70, and on
the West by Ed Church and An
derson heire. Said tract of land
is more particularly described oc
cording to a plat and survey there
of made by Ben Frisby, Register
ed Surveyor, dated October 21,
1964, as follows:
BEGINNING on two hickory
trees standing in a fence comer
and marking George Greeg's cor
ner in Troy Self's line, and runs
with said Self s line, South 15 de
greets West 1362 feet to a point
in the center of U. S. Highway
25-70; thence with said highway
North 35 degrees West 100 feet
North 40 degrees 33 minutes West
100 feet: North 52 degrees 20
minutes West 100 feet; North 66
degrees West 100 feet; North 79
degrees West 100 feet; thence
South 87 degrees 30 minutes West
100 feet; South 82 degrees 10
minutes West 327 feet to a point
in said highway, a corner of Floyd
Rathbone: thence leaving the high
way and running with said Kath
bone's line, North 66 degrees 36
minutes West 666 feet to a point
in the center of Shutin Creek, in
Ed Church's line; thence with said
line and said creek, North 18 de
grees West 200 feet; North 13 de
grees East 100 feet; North 82 de
grees East 86 feet to a point in
said creek, witnessed by a spruce
pine standing on the Wast side
of creek; thence leaving the creek
land runs North 62 degrees 60
minutes West 884 feet, crossing
the public road ana passing
through the center of a spring to
a stake on the orow of a smaii
ridce in the Anderson Heirs' line;
thence with said line along the
brow of said ridge, North 33 dc
grees East 100 feet; North 19 de
crrees East 100 feet: North S7 de
grees East 186 feet to a white
oak; thence North 65 degrees
East 1331 feet passing through
Shutin Creek to a stake and small
hickory on the East bank of the
road, Joe H. wood neirs cornei;
thence with said Wood's heirs
North 43 desrees 40 minutes
East 122 feet to a stake in a fence
corner; thence with said line anu
fence, South 52 degrees 0 min
ntwi Rftt 283 feet: South 31 de
grees 20 minutes West 240 feet;
South 50 degrees East 76.5 feet;
South 65 degrees East 347 feet
to a pine, common corner of said
Wood Heirs, and George Gregg;
thence with said Gregg's line.
South 64 degrees 30 minutes East
jmqk feet to the BEGINNING;
containing 52.7 acres, more or less.
The foregoing land is mat nr
tract described in the aforemen
tioned special proceeding.
TRACT NO. TWO: All tnat cer
NOTICE
OF SERVICE OF PROCESS
BY PUBLICATION
IN THE SUBEEIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
MADISON COUNTY
LLOYD R. STAMEY, Plaintiff .
vs.
BETTY GUNTER STAMEY. De
fendant.
TO BETTY GUNTER STAMEY,
TAKE NOTICE:
The Defendant above named will
take notice that a Complaint has
been filed in the above Court and
Civil Action instituted therein
wherein the above named Plain
tiff seeks an absolute divorce from
the Defendant upon the grounds
of two years separation.
The above named Defendant
will further take notice that she
is required to appear at the of
fice of the Undersigned Clerk of
the Superior Court of Madison
County, North Carolina, on or he-
fore the 15th day of January,
1965, and answer or demur to the
Complaint that has been filed in
this action and that if she fails to
do so. the Plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief sought in
said action.
This the 14th day of November,
1964.
HERBERT HAWKINS
Clerk Superior Court
Jl-19 12-10p
to in tryapt. of land, lvintr and bo
ing in No. 9 Township, Madison
County, North Carolina, and be
ing known as the Joe Lawson
Mine Hollow Tract, conmuuii
RXK acres, more or less, and be
ing bound on the North by:
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Adminis
trix CTA of the estate of I. W.
Brown, deceased, late of Madison
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned at Rt. 1,
Hot Springs, N. C, on or before
the 19th day of May, 1966, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
This the 18th day of November,
1964.
LURA B. COGDILL,
A dm inistratrix
Rt. 1, Hot Springs, N. C.
11-19 12-10c
and on the East by
, on the South by lands
of Vernon Stills and Lillie Wills.
Said tract of land is more particu
larly described according to a
plat and survey thereof prepared
by Ben H. Frisby, Registered
Land Surveyor, dated October 15
21, 1964, as follows:
BEGINNING on an iron stake
(formerly two persimmon trees)
said stake located about 40 feet
below a farm road, and 24.5 feet
from a blazed black oak and runs.
North 45 degrees East 627 feet
to two hickorys on ton of a ridge,
thence with said ridge, North 76
degrees East 1056 feet to a black
gum; thence still with said ridge,
North 86 degrees East 1386 feet
to a post oak; thence leaving the
ridge and runs. South 6 degrees
East 965.2 feet to a point in a
branch witnessed by a wire fence,
and a black oak, said point being
Vernon Stills' Northeast corner;
thence with said Stills' line, up
and with the center of said branch,
as follows: soutn as degrees ou
minutes West 120 feet: North 75
degrees West 138.6 feet; North 62
degrees West 100 feet; then South
71 degrees 45 minutes West 17J
feet; South 50 degrees West 200
feet to a point in said branch;
thence leaving the branch, and
runs with a fence, South 84 de
grees West 1073 feet to a stake
in the old orchard field; thence
North 64 degrees West 1066 feet
to the BEGINNING; Containing
64.5 acres, more or less.
The foregoing tract of land is
known as Tract Two of the spe
cial proceeding above mentioned.
Each of the above tracts will be
Bold separately to the highest
bidder for cash, and a ten per
cent (10) deposit will be requir
ed of the successful bidder, sub
ject to raised bids, and the con
firmation of the Court.
The foregoing sale will be made
subsequent to Madison County ai
valorem taxes from ana alter,
December 31, 1964.
This the 23rd day of October,
1964.
CHARLES E. Mashburn,
Commissioner
10-29 ll-19c
Don A. Sprinkle
(Former Owner Sprinkle
Hardware, Mara Hill)
Sales Representative
at
Deal Buick, Inc.
84 Coxa Ave.
ASHEVILLE, N. C
Invites His Many
Madison County
Friends
""TO VISIT HIM
Don Will Give You the Best Deal In
Wettern North Carolina
NEW ANE) USEb CARS
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