Church Events
Glory Ridge Camp To Open July 9
Glory Ridge Camp will begin their youth summer fellowship
activities starting July 9. For more information contact
George Moore at 649-2182 or 649-3622 and Mattee Mashburn at
649-2796.
Runnion Cemetery Decoration
The decoration and reunion will be held at the Runnion fami
ly cemetary on June 9 at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome to at
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Living
And
Growing
BY DR. CARL MUM POWER
Have you ever told a lie? Sure you
have, or at least the odds are against
you're having not. With all the stuff
that life shoves at us, it's almost im
possible to get through without telling
a falsehood or two along the way.
That's not to say, however, that our
dishonesty is OK. It's just understan
dable
There are many forms of dishones
ty. Boldly telling a non-truth, is the
most obvious of course, but not
necessairly the most damaging.
Clearcut lies are more easily
detected than some others, and less
difficult to protect against. In the
final analysis, it's every bit as
dishonest to leave out the truth as it is
to distort it. In fact this is probably
the most common form of dishonesty
-hiding the truth. There is also a
defined lack of truth in pretending
that what is not actually is. The hus
band who talks love to his wife, but
doesn't back it up with actions is
practicing this form of dishonesty.
Living in a fantasy world also might
fit. Smiling on the outside with hate
on the inside is still another example.
We lean toward dishonesty for all
sorts of reasons. Some of us do it out
of habit and because we were broguht
up around it. Others do it because it's
an easy way out of trouble. Those who
are chronically dishonest are often
hiding their insecurities. Some of us
embrace dishonesty to protect others,
and ultimately ourselves, from hurt
and hassle. Regardless of our motiva
tion, it is important to recognize that
dishonesty brings temporary relief
through long term suffering. Like
heroine, we generally pay tomorrow
for a bit of temporary relief today.
With every step we take toward a
lie, we take a step away from us. The
more we evade the trugh, the more
we lose our ability to see it and
benefit from it. Life, at best, is com
plicated. Dishonesty compounds this
complexity to the point we often lose
our ability to handle life effectively.
Little that is good can be built on a
foundation of dishonesty. The lies
tend to embrace and delude us, only
to later consume and destroy us.
The truth does set you free. In a
troubled world, it give you a handhold
on life. It hleps us handle problems
vs. avoid. them. It helps us grow and
not just get by. It builds our character
and strengthens our weaker areas. In
short, the truth is our friend. For it is
only through the mirror of truth that
we can fully find life.
In Loving Memory Of
Bortha Kuykendall
Who Passed Away
May 28, 1983
Two yaars km passad sine* thai tad day.
Tlta Ma M lovad was callpd away
In W* hollow thwa h a vacancy tar you ara
Vacation Bible School Begins
Calvary Baptist Church will hold its annual Vacation Bible
School June 9-14 from 6:15 to 8:30 p.m. each evening atthe
church. The school is open to anyone who wishes to attend. For
additional information, call TeNsa Ball at 689-3383.
New Arrivals
A son, Joshua Douglas, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Doug McDevitt of
Walnut on May 17 in Memorial Mis
sion Hospital in Asheville.
A daughter, Stephanie Lynn, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. John Ray, Jr. of
Marshall on May 23 in Memorial Mis
sion Hospital in Asheville.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Sam McKinney of Weaverville
on May 27 in Memorial Mission
Hospital in Asheville.
Rev. Johnny B. Marlor invites everyone to
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Now Available HolaeryD For Entire Family
GREAT SAVINGS FROM ENTIRE STORE
New Store Hour*. Mon.-Smt. 9 AM -5PM
1 75 Weavervllle Huy. 645-9099 WeavervWe
THANKS
The family ofSelma H.
Nix would like to extend
their deepest
appreciationfor all the
love, kindness and help
in our time of need. We
wish that we could
personally thank each
and every one of you.
Selma H. Nix and family
CONCERT
OF SACRED
MUSIC
Mrs. Lynn Westefer will pre
sent a concert of sacred music
at First Baptist Church, Sun
day evening at 8 :00p.m.
Mrs. Westefer is from Marion ,
Indiana and has performed all
across the U.S.A. with the
nationally known religious
singing group " Re
generation i."
The public is invited to the
concert of sacred music at the
First Baptist Church of Marsh
all, on Sunday at 8:00 P.M.
Johnson 's Farm &
Home Supply
North Main St. Weaverville
645-6957
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BOB N LEXINGTON KVE ASHEVH-IE HC 208OI
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O. A. Gregory Inc.
Distributors of
Gulf Oil Products
*49-2312
Stoney Knob Shoe Center
(704) 645-7332
"SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY"
Milo 4 Joyce Ingle Asheville Weaverville Hwy
Owners Weaverville. N.C. 28787
FOUR PETALS FLORIST
Main Street Mars Hill
6 89-3881 nifghu ?89-41 66
Carolyn Rice Owner
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PALMKRKOHD GARAGE
689-5986
Owned & opereated by Ken Burrell
for 10 years
* Automatic transmission rebuilding,
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cars
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BROWN'S BODY SHOP
Pick-up I,
Delivery
txpert Body Repair & Painting
645*7261
REEMS CREEK ROAD WIAVEIi^, N.C
TOWN & COUNTRY'
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Hours 9-5 Tues.-SAL Closed Son. & Mon.
We specialize In Qnality
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288 N. Main
Weaverville
645-55 10 Days
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207 WEAVERVILLE HWY
ASHEVILLE. N C 28804
(704) 645-9440
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TRIPPLE Ft RIDING
RANCH
649-2497
Located off New Route 25/70 By-Pass Marshall
Offers Trail Rides $5.00 per hour
Wagon & Hay Rides $25.00 per hour
CARPET
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prictt anywhara. difference.
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658-3408
Here's Hoping...
All of us do a lot of hoping . , .a lot of wishing.
That's the human thing to do. But, somehow, we all
know that "wishing won't make it so."
Living abundantly means more than just taking a
chance on life. It takes courage and confidence to face
up to our problems, and it takes strength to solve
them.
None of us is perfect enough to live without hope.
But, is hope enough? No, to cross our fingers and
make a wish is not sufficient. But in church, with
prayer and dedication, we can find the strength and
faith to make our hopes come true.
Won't you give it a try next week?
Scriptures Selected by The American Bible Society
~ Sunday ~
_ Romans
5:1-5
Monday
Genesis
1:26-28
Tuesday
Isaiah
6:1-4
Wednesday
Numbers
20:6-9
Thursday
Zechariah
8:7-9
Friday
Psalms
29.1-4
_ Saturday
_ Numbers
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CAROLINA TIRE COMPANY
658-2741
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Mary's Restaurant
Marshall By-Pass
449-311 S
Caroliaa Wil deraess
Adventures
Whitewater Rafting
P.O. Box 488
Hot Springs, N.C. 28743
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683-2051
OM NmM Road. UicMtar, NC 2S748
WENDTS HAIR DESIGN
645-9090
We do Men's A Women's Styling
Men's Cut $5.00 Women's Cut $8.00
WALK-IN S WELCOME
20 Garrison Branch Road, Corner of
Monticello Road and Marshall Hwy.
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H & H Oil Company
402 Hwy- 25/70- Marshall
649-2626
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