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THURSDAYlxy , J THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER Page 12 Baptist Churches In County To Start (Continued from pge 1) H. G. Hammett, pastor, with Eer. J. C. Canipe, t Boone, as evan gelist. Woodland, Rev. H. A. Quick, pastor, with Rey. Mr. MeCall, as the evangelist. Laurel Cove, Rev. M. T. Manor, pastor, with Rev. Wayne Peak, oi West Asheville as evangelist. Crabtree, Rev. Forrest Ferguson, pastor, with Rev. C. C. Crow, of Ellenboro, as evangelist. Many of the churches plan two services daily at tan in the mornings, and eight for the evening services. Judge Phillips To Preside Over Court (Continued from page one) land, Fines Creek; M. W. Buchan an, Waynesville; Jarvig Rathbone, Ivy Hill; F. E. Kuykendall, Waynesville. Plans Completed For "Hog Eye" Rifle Matches (Continued from pag 1) in(? rifles to be used in the matches. The prizes will be from a 1,000 pound Rteer divided into four parts and the "hide and tallow" for the booby. The contest will be di vided into age classes as follows: men 60 and over; men 40 to 60; and men under 40. For those wishing to enter the contest and who do not have guns of their own will be supplied by Mr. Alexander. All the winners of the matches of last year will be on hand next week, including the two winners who tied for first place in the old man's group. The judges committee will be the same as that of last year, which included, Sheriff R. V. Welch, "Uncle" Steve Woody, Bob Boyd, J. A. G, Davey, and Geo. A. Brown, Jr. A broadcasting outfit will re port the contest in its various stag es. Pictures will also be made of the event. Last year Universal News Reel and the State Advertising com mittee had photographers and movie cameramen on the job and pictures and stories of the match es at Cataloochee Ranch were car ried all over the United States. Friends throughout the country sent clippings to Mr, and Mrs. Al exander, ' .'' :' , v.. v. Americans Must Make Sacrifices, (Continued from page 1) taking part on the program were Bob Gibson, commander of the American Legion, Paul Davis, pres ident of the Chamber of Commerce, Chrest George, World War veteran, and Lt. Byrd of the State Guard. Judge Alley in hiB usual el.o quent manner outlined the history of the progress of liberty and stat ed that next to the Christian re ligion it is the most sublime and instructive lesson taught in the annals of mankind. He spoke of American liberty and the price that had been paid for what we enjoy today. "In this land of freedom and opportunity North Carolina has de veloped into the very best state in the best country in all the earth But now we are asked to give up all this. Hitler and Mussolini have declared many times that one of the main objects of the present war is the utter destruction of all English-speaking people in every land," said Judge Alley. "Speaking for myself," contin lied the judge, " rather than be ruled and dominated by the yel low devils of Japan and those mon sters in human form, Mussolini and Hitler, I would sooner be ruled and dominated by that Devil of an cient fame and renown who pre sided over the regions of the Etern ally dammed." "But I, for one have no fear that we will have to give up the American way of life, and the blessings that we have always en joyed. We will have to suffer, yes. Some will make the supreme sac rifice on the bloody field of carnage, others will meet their doom above the clouds, still others will fill watery graves at the bottom of the mighty deep; billions of dol lars in money and property will be expended. ' But the result we shall attain will be well worth the price we shall be required to pay," said the speaker. Judge Alley while assuring the .crowd of his confidence in the ul timate result of the war, stressed the fact that people did not real ize what they would be called upon to give up before the victory was won. ,; ' : u Rev. and Mrs. J. Clay Madison have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Madison and daughter, Wil ma Madison, of Cool Springs, and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Whitener, of High Point. Arthur Knight, of Newport News, is spending this week here with his father, J. N. Knight, and other relatives. ' SAVE ON PRESCRIPTIONS AT SMITH'S mm : r n . ' nun iCaiTH'S. PRICES ARE the LOWEST M w .'GUUHTY -SAVE SAFELY AT SMITH'S - BETTER VALUES COMPLETE STOCKS - PLEASING SERVICE , KODAK FILMS Use Eastman's Verichreme Film. 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