THE WAVJJESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
.THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1931
Haywood Grid Champions
LOOKING RCK
the worst depression panic of nil1 , ...
time. :,.,.l u-.f .. I dl.'! "l,r- progress.ve nations th.
OVEROLD 1934
, Iv A Franc .-.
e :av,. parsed th.-ach another
t4rni"11 anii appart-ntly on the verge WVl. ; i ,
ot m:!:tary conflict. ! v. . r piesident oxpir. merit.
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"d'tr .v- p-m.t: t wt; :h,a:d.al;;;:(T!;atfu, tht
"'i, i 'a..-; .. :':;.. :'r:'7 ;:"r.;v: ' '' serious epi-
.-' ' g J'eri.'J nr..: :1.e now ,
, :V'-' -lls:!"g .'I" the war 1!:4.
k ;'-g' b:u'k ar:.; t':tsi'f iin '
fi rs, Jrs W
1 - ar. i cnanfs
that h;w
r:a,v
ear
as i!v
"".vnig iiis pol-c, ,.;rec: which ; .'- I; N'' '-tractive
;ias I :;.c li'.ere i h : :r.- a'l i x the long " . :W' x
I run may o.- ma -a.,- .... :, , liu, !u..r ! ; 1 :. a'-.'.1 -a - , ,.:,K
w" nxi of the peop:,- !: tnut !..- h!, ;v,'n n "'''''' tf-.l.
r ,. , ",:r ir !!!)!, v.: when AlU'r aP. v.c ;:,w ,.,.ry thing U;
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.un vn-uiii oom ill' 1 .n a'aiiiiix. Hut
our government paM-.i :!! . uc!i m-. v '
and still !ar..:. a- of' the '
as a
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ll here's Carlton Weatherby's Waynesyille "High gridders who have completed another mcc-ful
Mmpeign, losing only to Asheville High in an 11-game season. The team, shown above, includes (left
to ngnt. DacKuem --a--. Vi,e, tiyau, roteat, latherwood Fran
eta, GiUett, Ferguson and Ross. Garland regular right tackle, was absent when the above photo wa.
made,
Cut courtesy of Asheville Citizen.
JHB CHRISTIAN HOME
teriutloAal Sunday School Lesson
'.. for December 23,
Golden Text:
rheat; and on
"Glory to God in the
earth peace among
fax! Up Strength
),t By Taking Caidui
SerWt her own account of how
Jtr. T. W. Hardin, of Greer, S. C,
vas beneffted by taking Cardul:
fl Buffered great deal from weak
liest In my Wck and pains In my
Ida and felt so miserable," eho
'rites. ; '1 read of Cardul and de
cided to try It. I felt better after
took my first bottle, so kept on
faking It as I felt such a need of
Strength, and It helped me so
much..
' Tbnnnndi of to uen testify Cardul
tnlii4 them. H It does sot braeltt
YOU. oaiult a LrdoUo.
men in whom he is well pleased
Luke 2:14.
(Lesson Text: Ltfke 2:8-19:
6:1-4.)
Eph.
Our lesson this week is the Christ
mas lesson and uses Luke's account
of the anunciation by the angels to
the shepherds of the birth of Jesus
to direct attention to rh o
-------- VHV. t-UliVaO
of the home.
Joseoh and Ma
from Nazareth, where he was a car
penter, to Bethlehem, their ancestral
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home, in order to enroll under a census
u.ucieu uv ine Koman Emieror Au
gustus. Because of the crowd which
was in Bethlehem they found it im
possible to obtain a ruom in the inn
consequently, the Savior of mankind
was laid to rest in a manger.
"No single incident recorded in
human history has so gripped the
imagination or comoelled th
auen men the worlJ over as this
wholly picturesque and utterly homelv
scene," says Bishop James E FTee
man. "If it be true that the great
epochs in human history have been
marked by the rise of outstanding
personalities, if now and again a single
individual has been the means of ush
ering in a new era of human achieve
merit, how transient and ephemeral
seem their accomplishments when con
trasted with that which is witnessed
in me person of Jesus Christ!"
The appearance of the angel to the
causeu consternation but
nis.nrst word was a reassurance
airatnst tear. v-mh. iol ( ti...
mat, me savinr hn- ... u..
founded on nvu 0.1,1 t .
- 'm uui. itar as in
uie case ot heathen and pagan faiths
1 he ennd t.iiiifiira : ,.. ..
for "all the people" and consisted of
uie news mat uie . Savior had been
ourn. directions were given the shep
neras now to find him. Then, human
ears heard flivino . :
Uod and desiring ieace among men
d.lTl e shepherds went to
Bethlehem and rnU urh.i v,...i 1
- "wmv nau uccurreu
iu Liiein.
1L IS an nmbvin,. n .1
. - OIlu a glorious
"""S tnere lived n th.. litu,,
cuuiury on tne eastern shore of the
Ureat Sea a young woman who could
ue trusted to im tho mitiin t t
...v ,Huwitf vi uesus.
says Lvnn. arnM n..,w .t
r U4. i """s11' rim ine
light in her eyes and the expression
uv ittcc ne learned first the mean
ing ot life. And a rare and gracious
personality it . h,vh ..i . u.
Liustea with that priceless Child.
uut we cannot stop with that. We
. i .i wnai. a mar
velous thinir fin.l ,ioo t
-o) v. vwvo mi tTcrv wo
man whom hf al U,.o . u..i i i .r
i . , , nuiu nrr own
. iiio in ner arms. We may be sure
uuu JUVI'c inn A ' r r- J , J .... I
a , 7 "au,l:' lo come among us
And as loilif as f h llni art mlU..
" r "'v '"""'US WHO
u , ,lnL" experienie of niothei
"wu win me nob e i,nmn. -.. m
great and good sons will grow up fj
wjuos 1,1 h worm " ...
T i
ill OUT so Uini wm f.. t.ii. .
f.P?uS ehJldren nd parents S0UI"i
r V. lormer to obey and the
latter to ; i ' j u UL
"Tu. : ; ,. ,"'.c ul,o- oi wrath.
. L k Ded.ence to parents
s the basis an. ..,.. i- ,
1L , , "'tvluo1 muse oi
uc Ui tne lawlessness and anarchy
in romp rVinivk j i. v "
H s m',-11 ' . V"le. says, i'rpf
" ."""'"v- uur prisons and refor
oren who werp novai. j
: . KUKilt UDCQ
H-'I1C nr. hAma Tk I
earned obed.ence in, the home, and
"vunuc (juoa citizens and elli
, ""UI -iney Knew how to
bm' . . K"v"' wn the
" uie staxe leu. '
nut irritate your children, bv
- uj. j,uur aumonty vo d
for one hour nf o,n... . . lu
Sretful of the f8ct hAt you were
chi dren once, and shoula farryhe
uU ?reart in forever," y says
--."'' ". v.. vi. mouie. "iNevcr claim
iiKiit ior yourself where you are
not manifest v minif.ti e .!.. .
. .v,. ui uiu sacrea
right of your son, and daughter to
ti, u"scl"s'i anection. Your
hut IOr, your gratification
DUt Tor thru. innJ
- - kuu . Hri n ctim 4nw
"r" l" yur guardian hands."
John Rnskin in a-:.i- . . i
r , . viouixuiiiir- nis own
home, pictured conditio ,h7v. . v...
exist in every home but which un-
taught the perfect mining rrpece,
in thought, act and word I never1
nau nea.rtl my lather's and mother's
voice once i-jurmI in ... ...
,.a, h 4u""on witn
or even sjicht ir k.i
-,.,. :. . i "J o' oiieiided
e,-.1- "ie eyes ot either. I had
"-vC, L-ara a servant scolded. I had
never Seen a mnmonf'f. i i
, - 's livuuic oi dis-
order ,n any household matter; nor
-.j ""OKvcr oone in a huiTVi
1 had no conception of such a feeling
n ' .. ... j . i .
iVCXt It) THIS nllltn
. . .... ,i)in.ciuas Kill
ot peace, I had received lh, m.-Li
understanding of the nutnn, u...i
ience and faith. I oho,, "I
iiAi.u.iiiii;ei- ui iar.n(1r npmnii,nn
iy as a shin her hp)m not 1 .
idea of resistance, but receiving the
direction as a part of my own life and
force. And my practice in faithiwa--soon
complete: nnr.hi
promised me that was not given,' noth
.! . . u me tnat was not
inflicted, and nothme- ever tr.1,1 u-
was not true." ,
Spanish-Chinese Dictionary
A , Sp.'iriisli-Chinese d'iction.-irv lias
ty0 MIL'I'S, W.'IS nrinrnrl In
anil . hhs Hlout ;00,000'. Ch'lnes'p .-t,rei-'
sf.ins: translated Into Kn.inisli. It was
compiled by a Jesuit mlsslonarr.
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