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C, AUGUST 4, l; .3 3 1.. l.uly VJ.UUL program cciisdule - dial: i i , , i Monday Saturday T 629 Sign on tha Ah 6:30 Service Show 5:46 AraalcCaat Time County Styla WO Naw ::05 Breakfast Tim Country Style !:29 News Headlines o:80 Breakfast Time Country Style 7:00 Morning News 7:10 Weather 7:15 Joe Emerson 7:20 Sports News 7:26 Breakfast Time Country Style 7:29 News Headlines 7:30 Breakfast Time Country Style 8:00 News :05 Musdo for a Happy Day 8:46 Morning Devotions 8:00 Gospel Singtime 9:46 Gospel Singtime 0:00 News 0:06 Gospel Singtime 1: 00 Good News Gospel Broad cast 1:30 Gospel Singtime 1:45 (Wed. ft Sat) Church of Christ Broadcast 2:00 Trading Post 2:10 Dinner Time Country Style 2:20 News and Bulletin Board 2:80 Weather 2:35 Chuck Wagon Gang 2:45 Farm Forum 1:00 Farm News ' 1:06 Obituary Column 1 :10 Country Musio ' Jamboree 2:00 News 2:06 News ..if: 2:06 Country Musio Jamboree 8:00 News 8:06 Country Musio Jamboree 4:00 Music ' 4:061460 Club 4:29 News Headlines 5:00 News 5:15 Service Show 6:30 Light Life 6:00 News 6:06 Light Life Graveside Rite For Mrs. Cynthia Moore Are Held Friday Mrs. Cynthia Moore, 94, of Hot Springe, died at 10 a. m., Thurs day, July 28, 1966 in a Haywood County hospital after an extended illness. Mrs. Moore was a native of Madison County, and the widow of Solomon Moore. The only survivors are several nieces and nephews. Graveside rites were held at 2:30 p. m., Friday in Fairview Cemetery. The Rev. Harry Sellers offici ated. Bowman Funeral Home was in charge. Eugene Crowder, Native Of County, Buried Tuesday Eugene Crowder, 41, of 17 Stew art St., West Asheville, died Sun day morning, July 31, 1966 in a local hospital following a long ill ness. He was a Madison County na tive. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Martha Stines Crowder; two daughters, Mrs. Paiud Boone and Miss Barbara Crowder, both of Asheville; a son, Michael Urow- der of Asheville; a sister, Mrs. Hosea Boone of Mara Hill; two brothers, Herman of Weavemlle and Roy Crowder of Detroit; and the mother, Mrs. Wiley Crowder I 1 Decoration There will be a decoration at the Chapel Hill Baptist Church Cemetery this Sunday, August 7, at 2 or 2:30 p. m. All speakers and the public are invited to at tend. . ! of Mars Hill. Services were held at 2 p. m., Tuesday in Upper Laurel Baptist Church near Mars Hill. The Rev. Lloyd Ponder and the Rev. Ebb Jenkins officiated and burial was in Shook Cemetery. Pallbearers were Lon and Harley Honeycutt, Furman Fox, Zeb Whitt, Carlos, Samuel and Dallas Crowder and Babe Norton. Holcombe Funeral Home was in charge. ASHEVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION nsuteo Mr- si hk Of 1 Intern-licnal Sunday, School Lesson ; for ' AUGUST 7, 1966 ' These comments are based on outlines of the Interna tlonal Sunday School Los- V sons, copyrighted by the la- ternstional Council of Ra- ligions Education, and used by permission. GOD'S WAY IN THE HOME i Memory Selection: "Ye fathers, nmvnkn not vour children to wrath; but bring them, up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord." (Ephe&ians 6:4) Lesson Text: Exodus 20:12; IVwerbs 4:3-5; Mark 7:9-13; Luke 2:51-52; Ephesians 6:1-4. Today we start on a new Les son Series, in which the pertinent For Years MM dlVl: been re-. Moc pMD ON Sf ' ' Ptot nt. Invest with Us by August 10, and you earn from August 1 . . . when your account is left to next dividend date September 30. q by IVf Eemit 11117 "fe Wy heck' mony order' We wiU ppwnpt" iy send you your savings passbook, signature card, etc., as well It's Easy! H convenient save-by-mail envelope. o ULJiLUULJ ALU LLLUUiU UULU m.mm'mm'w mtm ' w)ANDL f " yuiiU i- ASSOCIATION-- ! - ' ' " 'CL " 1 .'--1 ' $ ij t ; . ..' ASiflYILLE Tl. v" v' 'V I LACK MOUNTAIN ; v CJtorch Srreef ' ' Srott Srrecf - " ;.'-V Question is: Does (joa's Word have its meaning in human relationships?" This series of lessons will deal snedfieallv with Bible stluldles which provide unerring and irre vocable direction for the essen tial need of mankind to establish favorable human relationships with our fellowmen. While there are many tribes and nations in the world today who know nothing of the Church land its functions, there are none that know nothing of family life. In the family, in the home in which that family lives, lies the nucleus of community living. For in it are often found the third even the fourth generation! Prom the old, the young learn, and from this learning, the young go forth to set up their own families, and pattern their adult lives upon what they observed in their youth. What a responsibility liea upon the shoulder of parents as they recreate, nurture, guide, and let go of the young lives that come under their jurisdiction! ,t the home waa of great concern to God, is shown in the Fifth Commandment: "Honor thy father and thy mother, that thy daysVmay be long upon the earth" is tap first Commandment that carntt a promise; lie rest are couchm in negations. For the fccupied an important place ' VTm with the JawM He km be great' temptation :e the Giver of this gift, and; He therefore placed upon the parents the obligation to teach theft children the history of their inheritance. And it was by the Fifth Commandment that God sought to protect the home and its work. The Jews, therefore, were conscious of the need to honor and care for the old people in their family circle those who had oared for them, fed them, clothed them, and guided them during their younger years. In the family circle was to be found strength and reverence. Caring for parents, therefore, r.Irs. Hamrick, Native Of County Passes Saturday ; , Mrs. Blanche Hamrick, 75, of Spindale, N. C, died in Ruther ford Hospital Saturday night, Ju ly 80, 1966 after brief illness. Mrs. Hamrick waa a native of Madison County, a daughter of the late William and Mary Sain Crain. She was a member of the Spencer Baptist Church. She waa twice widowed. Her first husband was Arthur M. Tomblin and she was later mar ried to W. C. Hamrick. Services were held Monday at 2 p. m., in Spencer Baptist Church. Reynolds Cemetery Decoration Aug. 14 The annual Reynolds Cemetery decoration will be held August 14. Funds are badly needed for the maintenance and upkeep of tie cemetery. All persona wishing to contrib ute to this fund, please give or send to W. T. Parker or R. E. Parker, Route 2, Box 50, Hot bpnnga, N. C. ' Ah! Tne real thing hi0, 'limii PET BUTTERMILK has the old-time flavor of real buttermilk. Zingy! Deli cious! The real thing! Buttermilk from PET, YOU BET I mm CONVINCE THEM Don't ridicule the principles of others try to convince them to accept your own. was both a moral and a religious obligation. And this was exempli fied in Jesus' short life on earth. Joseph and Mary reared him in the finest tradition of their time. His physical and spiritual welfare was their main concern. From Joseph He learned the trade of the carpenter, thereby adding to the family exchequer. From the hu mility of His earthly parents, He learned of His duty to His Heav enly Father. That He matured mentally, emotionally and spirit ually under this guidance is evi denced in His reply to Mary when, at the age of twelve. He Was found after frantic searching, at the feet of the Priests in the Tem ple . . ."Wist ye not that I must be about my Father's business?" Jesus, therefore, honored and obeyed both His temporal parents and His Heavenly parent. How ashamed we must feel when we SLEEPY VALLEY MRS. MANLEY HOLT, . Correspondent The folks through this area are busy picking tomatoes. Commencement exercises of the Vacation Bible School at the Sal vation Army Center were held on Sunday night. Wednesday night of last week we gave a going a- way party at the Bible School for Fonda Blue, a Girl Guard. Capt. Went presented her with a gift. Fonda is moving to Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Foster and family from Halifax, Va., are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Foster. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kuykendall of Greenville, S. C, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rainwater were visit ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waldroup Sunday at Lower Shutin. Mrs. Burnette Holt of Upper Shutin id on the sick liBt. She will enter the hospital in Ashe ville Friday fop surgery. Mrs. C. E. Holt isn't feeling well and Mr. Holt Is improving look around us today and see lack of respect for, tha old so evident anong-"o4j4ng people In' thjsBwr au operation, and a lengthy! "enlightened ige I , t L4J I Blade Mountain Sanalorl- Mods! PEN WATER HEATER If the tank should leak any time in the first ten years, we wiU provide a eomplato new" replacement heater fret (dealer installation and local delivery extta). . Ilorio E.::lri3 G w 4 SJ V W S In all fairness, however, we must concede that the fault lies equally with the parents concern ed. For these days of broken homes, whether caused by infi delity, drunkenness, immaturity, lack of a sense of responsibility on the part of one married part ner, or both, are a far cry from what God intended when He found ed the first family in Adam and Eve. How can we expect our children to respect God's Word if we do not teach them the meaning of it ? How can we expect our children to deal kindly with others if they are witnesses to physical and emo- uonai cruelties oetween a man and his wife? How can we ex pect them to grow in maturity if before them they see noth ing but immaturity T Let's take a good long look at our homelife, in comparison with that of Joseph and Mary . . . and then let'e do something about it! am. Gary Holt of Hickory was vis iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Holt last week-end. Major and Mrs. Carlton Butler, Major Henry Gillespie, Capt. Jean Free and Cadet Nancy Barbour were visitors at the Salvation Ar my Church Sunday night. Renew Your Subscription To The News-Record ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Adminis trator of the estate of Lottie P. Roberts, deceased, late of Madi son County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned at Rt. 1, Alexander, N. C, on or be fore the 14th day of January, 1967, 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 the 11th day of July, 1966. CARL F. ROBERTS, Administrator 7-14 8-4c EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Arthur L. Hensley, deceased, late of Madison Coun ty, North Carolina, this is to no tify all persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned at Marshall, N. C, on or before the 27th day of January, 1967, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recov ery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. This the 27th day of Judy, 1966. C. D. BOWMAN, Executor 7-28 8-18c Dry Branch Singing To Be Sunday Night The regular monthly singing will be held at the Dry Branch Free Will Baptist Ohturch Sunday evening, August 7, at 7:30. All singers and the listening public are cordially invited to at tend. NOTICE x One 1956 Plymouth 2-door sta- tion wagon; Motor No. 14039205, wsN be sold for starasre ben at 12 o'clock Noon, Saturday, August 20, at the Service Motor Sales, Inc., warehouse in Marshall. SERVICE MOTOR SALES, INC. Marshall, N. C. 8-4, 11, 18c CAN'T DO AS YOU LIKE If you expect to be liked you can't do as you like. EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED by DR. LOCKARD : 8 A. M. to 12 Noon FRIDAYS IN LOY P. ROBERTS BUILDING H- MARSHALL, N. C. 1961 FORD 2-door; V-8 en- 1965 IMP ALA Sport Coupe te? TrBllan,i88ion; TRUCKS 327; V-8; Powerglide Trans- Radio & Heater mission; Extra Clean; Still in 1965 CHEVROLET Vt - ton Warranty 1961 FORD 2-door; 6-cyiin- 6-cylinder; Heater ft Defrost- mhbmhmmkkm oer ; Straight Drive: One Sri , Wide bed; One Owner Owner Sold new here 1963 CHEVROLET 4-door Sta- tion Wagon; V-8 Engine; Straight Drive; Solid White 10fi2 VmMM 9jV 19" CHEVROLET -toa Sv;. Cf! Truck; 6-cylmder engine; Heat- mmmmm Drrvlf 6"cyhnder; Straifat er ft Defroster; Wide Bed 1963 CHEVY II Convertible; 6-cylinder; powerglide trans mission; Radio and Heater; 1961 DODGE 4-door Sedan; 6- 1969 DODGE Truck; Step Van Clean; One Owner cylinder; Radio; Heater Type; 101 uses 1963 CHEVROLET Impale 14 WUI P ou To 1967 GMC U TmrV- ft. Sport Coupe; 827 Engine; cvUnde ' Stright Drive; Radio; Heater Our Used Car. And cyUnde" 1962 CORVAUt Monta Com; Truck Before 1962 CHEVROLET -ton 4-epeed transmission J . Fleetaide Bed; V-8 engine; You Boy I Custom Equipment; Radio Frob! D7c:J Gburobt Go., : Dno. 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