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THE WAYNES VTLLE MOUNTAINEER
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, w
A Christmas Message
(Continued from page 3.)
tery of the Incarnation, tie union of
God and man in one single person,
was here alio clearly revealed to the
Jews in '..he Old Testameet cer.turies
before the birth of Christ.
Man and God, such L He whom we
adore at the Crib of Bethlehem, tie
Metsianic king, the long-foretokj
Emmanuel; humble Babe, yet eternal
God; He.ples Infant, yet almighty
Maker of the heavens and the earth;
7osy-chk in winning- beauty, yet the
uncreated wisdom of the Father be
fore ail age;; tiny child with out
stretched arms, yet the Lord of Hosts
who thrones above the Cherubim;
wrapped in swaddling clothes and laid
by a mortal Mother's hand upon the
manger's bed of straw, yet God of
God, Light of light, true God of true
God, begotten before the day-star
fchone and before the mountains rear
ed their crests; tender treasure that
a Maiden's arms er.fold, yet God the'
Mighty, with whose glory all the beav
ens overflow:
To all the social problems of our
modern world there is no golden key
except the charity of the Divine Babe
of Bethlehem. This alone can put an
end to our industrial conflicts and
terminate our ceasless years. With
that supreme lesson of love is tkere
combined, for high and low alike, the
other equally important lesson of the
contempt of mere earthly riches.
What heart can fail to be moved by
that voluntary poverty in wh:ch the
son of God wished to come into this
world? Nothing is needed more than
the two lessons taught us here. In
its destructive greed for wealth our
civilization ha made shipwreck alike
of peace, justice, brotherhood, ana
the virtue that should adore our
c.v.c ue. At tr,e ino oi ie-n;eot:---
e: it learn thero anew.
The ereat social teachers of the
fu-ure can be none other than those
who have first thoroughly mastered
the lessons of the Crib and the Cross.
Here we are given the sublime test
of charity and are shown, in the light
The Waynesville Book Store
Wishes You A Merry Christmas
and A Happy New Year
Here you will find many gifts that will add to the seas
on's joy. Books, pieces of beautiful pottery, rugs,
metal and china novelties, gifts for the children and
grown-ups, gifts unusual and practical, and hundreds
of Christmas cards, from a penny to a dollar.
Just the place for the gifts that are
hard to select.
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THE
American Enka
Corporation
Extends Best Wishes
for a
CHEERFUL CHRISTMAS
and
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
December 25, 1935
DID YOU KNOW?
During one week in the United
States there were 122 automobile ac
cidtnt fatahties.
Americans own 25,601,569 radio sets
about cue to every five person".
The border line between the United
States and Canada is the -OEgest bor.
der line in the world between two ca
tions which does r.ot have a fort or
gun upon it. It :s approxjr.att.y
3000 milee Jong.
Negroes constitute one-third cf the
population of Washington, D. C.
Approximately one-half of the
world's estimated radio .et- are
the United States.
Manager: "Very much, if you can
get the undertaker to arrange it.
lour.g Brsde: "Now, dear, what.:
I get if I cook dinner Kke that for you
every day this year?"
H-bby: "My life insurance."
'Teacher, do you thir.
Ja' kie is really trying"
"ies, Madam, very.
my
of eternal truths, the nothingness of
human rank and wealth ajid pomp.
Here we are taught the greatness of
the love that man ihould have for
man, and class for class, that so we
may realize the ideal of Christianity,
that each should live for all and al!
for each. Here, in time, we are pre.
sented with the sublime example of
the purest of service in the coming
of the Eternal Word to assume c-ur
own nature, not that He might rule in
splendor and power befitting His Ui
vine Majesty, as the Master of life
and death, and the so!e sovereign King
of kings and Lord of lords, but that
He might offer' Himself for our sake
and be made a holocaust f 'oblation
for love of us.
This was the purpose of His coming,
for his did He seek out the stable
for His place of birth, and willed to
be bedded in the manger where the ox
and a.ss were stalled, that He might
so begin His life of suffering and of
service for love of us; that He might
endure poverty, hunger and thirst;
that He might iro forth to meet hu
miliation, slander and opprobium;
that He might willingly be subjected
to blows and scOurgings and the crown
ing with thorns; and that finally He
might die the death of a slave, nailed
to the wood of the Cross, suspended
between two malefactors, mc:ked and
derided by His enemies and all this
for love of me! They would taunt and
challenge Him to come down and they
would then adore Him . Greater mir
acles than this was He to work, and
they would not believe in Him; but
He would not come down from that
throne of disgrace. He was to ascend
it for love of me, and for love of me
He would remain upon it even until
the last drop of-His chalice had been
drained and the very dregs ol its nu-
miliation and abandonment had been
drunk -by Him. And all this for love
of me. Such were the great events
clearly foreseen by the Infant in that
manger s bed of straw, and joytuny
He welcomed them for love oi me. He
had come to redeem the world end
open up the gates of Heaven, and that
was the price He would pay.
Once let the world learn tnese
sons oi charity ana seennee, mis di
vine contempt of riches and of honors,
this true service of mankind for the
love of God, and forthwith there will
be an end to hatreds, enmity, and so
cial strife; to class war and the death
grapple of nations; the reckless holo
causts of human lives Uiat new weaiui
may be amased, or new territories
won, and tne oia, oia passions satis
fied that have prompted every deed Pi
violence or oppression since time Be
rn . i i i i :
gan. 10 reaeem tne worm, aiu pi;
it l lesson of love, peace, ana re
conciliation did the Saviour come; but
the peace of Christ is possible only in
the reifrn of Christ.
NOTICE
Under and by virtue; of the powe
of sale in a deed of trust exe
cuted to the undersigned, as Trustee,
by H. K. Seward, and A. P. Hatch, to
secure a balance of purchase money
for the land hereinafter described,
dated August 3, 1925, and recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds for
Havwood County, North Carolina, in
Book of Morteraees and Deeds of
Trust No. 15. at page 216. default
havine been made in the payment of
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f the principal and interest secured by
said deed of trust whereby the power
of sale became Operative, and the unv
dersigned having fceen requested to
exercise the power of sale contained
in said deed of trust, the undersigned
Will ell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash on Monday, Jafr
uary 6, 1936, at noon, at the county
court house door in the Town of
Waynesville, County of Haywood
State of North Carolina, the property
described in said deed of trust, being
the following described real estate
situate in Waynesville Township,
County of Haywood and State of
North Carolina, to-wit: .
Beginning on a stake in the old
Howell Mill Road, Calhoun's corner,
and runs with his line N. 38" 45' West
697 feet to a stake, Calhoun's corner;
thence with his line South 50 15'
West 105 feet to a stake. Smart's
corner in Calhoun s line; thence with
Smart's line North 38 45' West 462
feet to a stake. Smart's corner;
thence N. 69 E. 765 feet to a stake, a
stone corner: thence East 349 feet
to a stone corner; thence South 23
East 834 feet to the Howell Mill
Road; thence with said road South
34 West 193 feet; thence North 85
30' West 176 feet; thence South 53
West 226 feet to the beginning, con
taining twenty and two-tenths (20.2)
acres, -
This property will be offered for
sale subject to unpaid taxes, if any,
and such title will be conveyed as is
QAFETY
ML0GANS
If you :t in the
pretty apt to sneeze.
breeze you ai
If you must sneeie, snetie into your
handkerchief. It is yours. The air
belongs to everybody.
In parking on a hill,, cramp the
front wfteels against the curb and they
w-.:l not roll away.
inougn it is only a scratch it may
open the skin to hordes of infectious
germs that may cause a serious in
fection.
TRADE AT HOME
By J. T. Russell, Jr.
Trace at home is our motto.
Trade at home is our speech.
Buy y?ur merchandise ;n Waynes-
Mil. .
For i; is within your reach.
Boost your city, praise it high,
Do rot let opportunity pas-s you by.
Don't go afar to buy or sell.
For the things we have by far excell.
Help out your home town merchant,
Help him with heart and souL
Co-operate with him in building up
our city.
And Make home town purchases our
goal..
We ask, -Why
home,
Do ail our purchasing here?"
'jj and think of the money we
saving
Ar: race at home and cheer.
tould we trace at
Warmest Greetings and the good old wish
A Merry Christmas and a bright New Year
FARMERS FEDERATION
Geo. A. Brown, Jr., Mgr.
PHONE 344
Tel! al! you: friends and neighbors
A out our trade at home campaign.
And over o
ret :om ar.d
jr. community,
r! . ndship shal
reign.
Ion't go away to buy,
Just to get your name on society page.
Buy your things in Waynesville,
And let trade at home be the rage.
We hear folks .-ay, "We go away,
Because things are cheaper we know."
But they never stay a, home
To see what our merchants have to
show.
.United shall we stand,
Divided we shall fall,
-So let's back up our merchants
Before bankruptcy gets us all.
Now, when you do your purchasing
Be sure you do it here.
For all the merchants are wishing,
"A merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year."
Read The Ads
Wishing you the Merriest kind of Christmas
and the Happiest of New Years
The First National Bank
WAYNESVILLE, N
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The the 3rd day of December, 1935.
J. R., MORGAN,
Trustee.
No. 418 Dec. 12-19-25-Jan. 2,
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