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Interesting Lectures Mark This
Week's Program At Lake Junaluska
The followin program is sched
uled this week at the Methodist
Assembly at Lake Junaluska:
July 6 (Tues.) 10:30 a. m. Lec
ture, "My Asia, Japan." Prof.
Henry G. Barnett.
8:30 p. m. Lecture. Pageant and ,
Kodachrome movies of Camp Ad
venture, Prof. Harold M. Patrick.,
July 7, (Wed.) 10::S0 a. m.. Lec
ture, Dr. M. T. Smathers. "Why,
the office of district supi rinteii-1
dent."
8:30 p. m. Lecture, "My A-ia.'
Prof. Henry (;. Harnett.
July 8 (Thins.) ()::;() a. in. Lec
ture, "Does Asia Need V'!" Prof.
Henry G. Barnett.
8:30 p. in.- - Lecture, with person
al moving' pictures, "Africa today ,
and tomorrow," Prof. C. t'. Nor
ton.
Julv I (Fri.t 10:30 a. m. Lecture,
"The' World i Y..umr." Dr. 1). K.
Carnal:, 8:00 l. m. Lecture, "Do We
Need. Asia?" Prof. Henry G. Bar
nett. July 10. 8:30 Music under direc
tion of Walter Vassar: 8:50 p. m.
Moving pictures of Greensboro
College.
A patriotic address by Governor I
Joseph Melville Broughton. of ,
N'oith Carolina, marked the peak of,
Juualusl.a's Imlepend nee day cele- j
lration. The Governor spoke at j
1 a. ni. in the Assembly ;iul i r-
iuni and in spite ot the rain a good I
crowd, a ppi -ovinia' ely 1,000. gath
ered to
Shard
f oi in wi
Dr. V..
Ileal d
Plans Visit to U. S.
a member of the Baptist church
: and active in its work. He teaches
a men's Bible class and its broad
cast is a regular Sunday morning
feature from Raleigh, ;
The Rev. Dr. E. P. Billups, of
Canton, shared a Fourth of July
speaking program Sunday with
Governor Broughton, and pleased
a Monday morning audience in a
dramatic lecture recital.
"The Poetry of the Bible," was
the theme of the Monday morning
minister-lecturer
poetic forms in
anil recited lofty
poetry.
giving examples
recital and the
discussed briefly
the Bible writing
passages of Bibk
lli.-cussing and
of various types of Hebrew poetry,
the spi aker traced the origin and
f irm of the folk poetry which is
incorporated in the oldest hooks
and the historical hooks of the
Bible. The second period of Hebrew
poetry, In- said, is that of the older
prophets, Jeremiah, Isaiah and
others who wrote during the per
iod from 7ijo (i.e. to r,K0 I!. ('.
"Tiie writing of the prophets,"
said the speaker, "is characterized
by - rat emotional emphasis. They
were national in their outlook,
wroie of social oppression and in-ju'ie-.
They were dramatic in
matters of judgment and were loyal
exponents and dof. riders of Ya-
liwell.
The speaker- concluded by giving
examples from the sav ings of Jesus,
whirl, he said, followed delink-v
If AZELWOOD METHODIST
CHURCH
Joseph S. Johnson, Pastor
10:00 Church School.
11:00 No Morning Worship.
7:15 Youth Fellowship.
8:00 Evening Worship.
8:00 Wtdnesday. Prayer Service.
7:30 Thursday, Woman's Society
of Christian Service.
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G
f HE UNITED STATES will be a "Good
Neighbor" in the role of host thu
month when President Higino Mor
inigo of Paraguay arrives in this
country for a visit. The trip is seen
by diplomats as nn important move
in furthering wartime Pan-Amcr-
the pattern of Hebrew poetary.
Speaking specifically to
young people attending a Young
Proof's Assembly her,.. Dr. Billups
ii his .Sunday night
eu--ed, "Youlh-'s
it nn " and pointed on
WAYNESVILL1
J. C. Madison
with classes
10:00 o clock
METHODIST
Pastor
for
of the church,
service will be, "
Hook for Daily
ing the service
forum will be he
room.
I IKNT BAPTIST ( II I lt( II
plan
irnn relations
('hli
(nfcrriationu!)
-poll
-dom
nl In
I rieted
and
afeeai:
hi
d live
1!'- t
will
1.1
Inm p.
B
f
Governm
1 iie t lr me
Fourth of July
sioll of t he Chill
He -Mossed tl.
lion (.hurcli to 1
ism and Christ
which America
litili'.'-n seleeieii ..
his Sunday morning
addles. "The Mis-
eh in Time id' War."
(ki'y of the Cirri-'
veep alive the ideal
la 11 principles upon
was founded and to
in
i !
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n
1 1
oil ,l -111 I
And v t
hope and e
int'-riLit innal -"We
cannot
1 I,,
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' I l
asioii on
t here is
I e e
e Day in
: and in
oke to
e vi
a glow
III!
lit- uiMiiiniifu
meet the challenge of taking an im
portant part in formulating the.
peace. Planned participation ami
not passive concern, he said, should
be the role of the church and of
liackK'i'ounl ,
of the hi-l-i i
lirale today
Deelarat ion
.nd Hi
even
as wi
f l(ld
May Warn of Disordered
Kidney Action
Modorn lifp with ita hurry anl worry,
irrt'tjular ha hi I s, improper eating anil
drinking its risk of exposure and ind-c-tion
throws heavy strain on tht work
of the kidneys. Thi-y are apt to become
over-taxed and fail to filter excess acid
and other impurities from the life-giving
hood.
You may suffer nagging backache,
hfaila'-he, dizziness, getting up nighH,
leg pains, swelling feel constant ly
tired, nervous, all worn out. Other signi
of kidney or bladder disorder are some
times burning, scanty or too frequent
urination.
Try Down's Pills. Doan's help th.
kiiineys to pass off harmful excess body
wante. They have had more than half a
century of public approval. Are recom
mended by grateful users everywhere.
Ask your neighbor!
brave gesture mad
feeble colonies 1(17
represent the hopes
of a people u ho ha
of the
e.l'cuinstanee
which we cele
rememher de
pendence -t hat
ik i rl
d:-t
dr.
-tan
I w o
ween I'l
. All
I, is re
ihili' v
s. "Cod
" he told
nell tliill;'- a
ly in-line!, a
III fellow-hip.
gnoil.''
nday evc-niii'.
a-ll by a -pel
i given by I Ii
elndr under
Henry Mai
ling on tin- pi
solos rondcroi
"The Attrartite -Christ," and
'finding (Jd Where w r Lost Him."
are the subjects of tin- pastor's ser
mons at the morning and evening
worship respect iely. The hour s
of thise worship services are 11:110
sermon dis-ja. m. and 8:00 p. m. Sunday.
' for free- All age groups will find an at
. i i-n' . , - , , . .
i ne din ereri- rac ive n ace am a eoino
i nd un iversal f
Horn, lie.ex
and implied
bondage to
ids (,U- free
ing audience,
m-eii nee, t ne
the need Cr
- coal i- i
place
the study of I,
necessity, at lhUo
a. m. Old and y
iiti'l devehiji tli! ni
'lie Training I'nio:
d'- Wo
Sel 1
group
, lit'
t !':
I gr
nk
W
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IAN ( II
I'ltl SBY I f
K-v. Malcolo; i; iiii;.
the
-eiviee
milsical
mlon Mi
dil eel loi
ip-
ri-
fa.Mlell. "A
and the anlln
() Come," bv
I ni ver,
111, "Holy
Marl in.
"!.!
e the
Mac-
by Cuyon
Spirit Come
r ayili-n.
'gram wei
by Mrs.
tiy inirteen
years ago, to
ind as)irat ions
come to this
country st eking three things: Free
dom to worship (ioil; u government
that operated with the sanction of
the people, and economic security
and c(ual opportunity for all. Those
hardy, liberty-loving, (iod-fearing
men and women wanted those three
things with a passionate devotion.
From it they developed qualities of
self reliance which is today the
basis of American life.
"As v(. louder the problems of
war and post-war and peace, let
us remember the church of the liv
ing Cod must have a part in shap
ing the new world order. We have
tried to write peace through diplo
macy and in the spirit of vindic-
tiveness ami we Have tailed, today
we express the hope that the war
will be fought anil won in the spirit
of our forefathers and that the
peace will be formulated in that
-anie spirit. So may we add new
glory to Old (Jlory."
Governor Broughton is a 1
NOTICK
XORTir CAROUXA
HAYWOOD COCNTV
IX THK SLTKKIOK C'Ol'RT
BEFORE THE CLERK
C. X. ALE EX, Administrator of th
Estate of W. A. Withers, Jr.,
Deceased.
vs.
NELL Y. McCLtJRE. ET AL.
The defendants Hazel W. Mor
gan, Claude 15. Morgan, Robert Lte
Withers. Ann V. Shipley and Mur
phy Shipley will take notice that an
action entitled as above ha? been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Haywood County, X. C., to sell
lands to create assets; said defend
ants will further take notice that
they are required to appear at the
office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court within ten days after the
.'!0th day of July, 1 04.?, and answer
or demur to the petition in said ac
tion, or the plaint i IT will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
in the said petition.
This dune ,'!t, 1P-:S.
C H. LEATHER WOOD,
Clerk Superior Court
ayman 1 l:il2 Inly H-lS-'Jl'-L'l' Aug. 5-12
W Ii i t eller 1 ' i a v l , S
dent ot Sunday S, le-ol.
Sunday School ,, o:liu o'clock.
.Morning U'.n -I, p. 11:1., o'clock.
Sermon Snbjer!. "OCR CXIIA-
TIOXKD COMMODITIES.".
Pioneer hoys and girD and Young
People will meet at 7:00 p. m.
Prayer service on Wednesday
evening at 8:00 o'clock.
Daily Vacation Bible School each
afternoon through the week at 15 :00
o'clock.
11
8
11
; ST JOHN'S CHI RCH
I Waynesville, every Sunday,
a. m.
I Bryson City, every Sunday,
a. m.
Highlands, every Sundav,
a. m.
Franklin, every 2nd and 4th
Sunday, 8 a. m.
Cherokee, every 3rd Sunday, 8
a. m.
Sylva, every 1st and 5th Sunday,
8 a. ni.
Fontana Dam, every 1st Sundayt
8 a. m. C. W. T.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON
SERMON The assembly rooms are located
on the second floor of the Masonic
Temple.
The reading rooms are open to
the public each Wednesday after
noon from 2 to 4 o'clock.
"Sacrament" will be the subject
Report Of Condition Of The
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
Waynesville, North Carolina
At The Close Of Business On June 30, 19 13
ASSETS
Cash on hand and in Banks ..$623,691.25
United States Bonds 789,300.00
N. C. and other State Bonds 157,156.78
County and Municipal Bonds
of N. C 285,335.47
Total Cash and Bonds
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
Loans and Discounts
Banking House
Furniture and Fixtures
Other Real Estate
.$1,855,483.50
3,000.00
. 518,056.10
5,500.00
8,000.00
6,676.00
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $50,000.00
Surplus 50,000.00
Undivided Profits 72,587.83
Reserve for Contingencies .. 25,000.00
TOTAL CAPITAL FUNDS $ 197,587.83
Dividends Payable July 1, 1943 6,000.00
Deposits 2,193,127.77
TOTAL ASSETS $2,396,715.60
TOTAL LIABILITIES $2,396,715.60
Total Rc-ourees June :)0, 1030 $8fi9,825.00
Total Resources June 30, 1910 T $1,042,220.70
Total Resources June 30, 1941 $1,232,43354
Total Resources June 30 1942 $1,536,762.01
Total Resources June30 1943 2,396?715.60
Member Federal Reserve System
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
THE FRIENDLY BANK"--ORGANIZED 1902
of the Lesson-Sermon on Sunday.
The Golden Text will be taken from
1 Corinthians 10:17, "We being
many are one breiad, and one body,
for we are all partakers of that
one bread."
Among the citations comprising
the Lesson-Sermon will be the fol
lowing from the Bible: "Moreover,
brethren, I would not that he should
be ignorant, how that all our fath
ers were under the cloud, and all
passed through the s-a; and did ull
eat the same spirual meat; and did
all drink the same spiritual drink;
for they drank of that spiritual
Rock that followed them; and that
Rock was Christ." (Corinthians
1(1:1-4.)
Church School
all agi's opens at
the convenience of parents with
small children, the Nursery remains
open during the church hour.
In the morning s.rvice the pas
tor's theme will I.e. "Saving One's
Soul.'' The evening hour is dedi
cated entirely to the young people
lie tneme ot that
i'he liible, A Guide
Living." Follow
1' or-hip a youth
d in t :.( recreation
A DM IN ISTKATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administra
tor of the estate of E. B. McCrack
i n, deceased, late of Haywood
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
at Clyde, North Carolina, on or be
fore th ord day of July, 1 0 14, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate will please mak
immediate payment.
This the 3rd day of July. l'.U:;.
vv. c Mccracken,
Administrator of the Estate of
E. B. McCracken, deceased.
I ll:; July S-l 5-22-29 Aug 5-12
LOST OR STRAYED
W !
One Red Male Cockerel Spaniel
6 Months Old.
REWARD
L E. SIMS
Waynesville Gulf Service
Phone 486
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