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Lp4Y 21' 1945 (0nft Day Nearer Victory?
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At Bainbridge
FRANK B. JAMES, Seaman
second class, has returned to his
base at O.G.U. in Bainhriclge. Md .
alter spending a nine-day leave
here with his wile and three sons.
Seaman James took his basic (rain
ing at the Naval Training Center
in Bainbridge, where he is now
awaiting further orders. At Hie
time lie entered service. Seaman
James was connected with the man
agement of the Standard Service
SlaUon in East WayncNiille He
has two nephews in the service.
Pvt. Billy J. Howell and Jack Davis,
U. S. Navy.
St. John's Summer
Grid Practice
Begins July 5th
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lout
July
prac-
The SI. John's Hanger?
start priming fur their lilt:
ball campaign on Thursday
5. The six weeks summer
(ice. conducted by Assistant Coach
Iv. VV. Tenney, will last through
August Hi.
The football practice will ho
held in conjunction with SI John's
summer school, to enable the ath
letes to pick up sonic needed
credits.
On Monday. August 2i). the
Hangers will leave for Shawano
Lake. Wisconsin, where they will
undergo two weeks of intensive
training under the direction of
Head Coach Martin V. Gharrily.
On September 5 the St John's
gridders will meet S(. George's
high school, city champions of
Chicago, in a game at Chicago
During the following week I he
Hangers will undergo a second
still' test in Chicago when they
play F"enwiek high school, former
ei(y champions of Chicago. SI
George's and Kenwiek. boasting
200 pound lines each, are rated
among the most powerful high
school grid teams in the United
States.
Add Copprr
Copper is added to some steels In
small amounts to improve the re
sistance to atmospheric corrosion,
and in larger amounts to increase
strength.
Reclassifications
During Week
Reach Total 65
Sixty -live mi n
during the pas:
draft board uuh
placed in class
Page. William i
and James Mark
Placed in class
were: Samuel K,
shel Kdwin Do:
Phillips.
Placed in t ;.i-.-ert
Glenn D.n is
guson and Hoy
Placed in i i.i
Franklin Thorn.,
Frazier. llollic ;
sie Grooms.
Placed in ( :,,-.
as Morgan t ; i f ,
Evans.
Placed in . :.
William Alon.o i
Long.
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Yoder Dai
els Hoyd. Man,
Lawrence II. di
Lee Green I'
and Hansom l
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Joe Da is so,
bone. Mill, in II
liam Dcue
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Henry Miih
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and put. over the edge. When the
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over the spot and the laiolcum will
go back into place.
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ThelNewChurch in' the Pagan World
HIGHUGHTS 'ON JTHB 'SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
ED SIMS, Owner
Wayncsvillf, N. (
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
, (The International Uniform
Lesson on the above topic (or June
24 la Acts 11:19-26; 13:1-3; I Tim
othy; Hebrews; I Peter; especially
1 Timothy 61-20, I Peter 4:7-5:4,
the Memory Verse being I Tim
othy 611, "Follow after righteous
ness, godliness, faith, love, pa
tience, meekness.")
OUR LESSON today is con
cerned with the missionary Jour
neys of the early church preach
ers, and with the moral lives of
Christians.
. Stephen, you remember, was the
first Christian martyr, being
stoned to death, but dying glori
ously, firm In his faith.
The Christians were scattered
about after this, some going as far
as Phenice. Cyprus and Antioch
They were at this time preaching
to Jews only t"And the hand of
the Lord was great with them
and a great many believed, and
turned unto the Lord "
The church at Jerusalem heard
about these things, and they sent
Barnabas as far as Antioch. First
he went to Tarsus to seek Paul,
and when he found htm the two
proceeded to Antioch At Antioch,
which is situated 15 miles from
the Mediterranean coast, far north
in Syria, on the Orontes river,
were several prophets and teach
ers. "As they ministered to the
Loni and fasted, the Holy Ghost
said. Separate nie Barnabas and
SruI for the work whereunto 1
have called them " By the way, It
was at Antioch that the term
Christian was first applied to con
verts .
So f the1 leaders' "fasted Tand
pmyed. nd laid their hands on
them, and they sent them away
This was the first ordination.'
Paul's Long Missionary Life?
So began a long missionary life
for Paul. 15 years, establishing the
Christian church in most of the
great cities of Asia Minor and
southern Europe. The last three
epistles he wrote, the two to Tim
othy and one to Titus, are called
l"the , Pastoral Epistles," , because
Jhey contain, mostly, directions to
these two men In their pastoral
.work." The second Epistle to Tim
othy is concerned with the life of
.the believers.!
Paul advised that'servantsnev
,er should be unruly or Insolent to
I u n b e 1 1 e v I n g masters; neither'
snouirt ftheyl Insist $uponsoclal
their masters became Christiana.
Paul was not a social revolution
ist, but he taught great principles
which he wished the disciples to
follow in their lives.
Paul warned Timothy against
"perverse disputings of men with
corrupt minds, and destitute of
the truth, supposing that gain is
godliness." "Godliness with con
tentment is great gain," he writes.
"For we brought nothing into this
world, and it is certain we can
carry nothing out. And having
food and raiment let us be there
with content."
They that are rich "fall into
temptation and a smire. . . . For
the love of money is the root of
all evil "
"But thou. O man of Cod. fleo
these things, and follow alter
righteousness, j;odlmes:i. faith,
love, patience, ' meekness Fight
the good tight of taith. lay hold on
eternal life."
I'se Klclie for Oood of Other
Paul doesn't pleach agtTuist
riches, only 'hat If a man has
them he should use them wisely,
for the good of others a.s well as
of himself
In his tir.st epistle, Pi U tries to
stiengthcn the followers of Christ
and give thein courage to sutler
persecutions.
"Beloved, think it not strange
concerning the ricry trial among
you, w hich comet li upon you ;o
prove oii, as though u strange
(lung happened unto you
"But rejoice, ina.-niueli as yi are
partakers of Christ s suiti ringa.
that, when his glory shall be ie
vealeil. ye may he gla.l also with
exceeding joy "
'But let none of you .suffer as
a nun derer or as a thief, or n.i an
evildoer, or as a busybody in other
men's matters." .
'And ns a la.st reminder of the
duties of Christians. Piter writes:
"Feed the flock of God which Is
among you, taking the oversight
thereof, not by constraint, but
willingly, not for filthy lucre, but
of a ready mind."
In those days all Christians
or almost all were ''poor, espc-'
dally the preachers, and they
must be housed and fed as they
taught the gospel. Hospitality,
then, was necessary in every com
munity where they .worked, v Not
only the poor in a general sense,'
but i those ? engaged . in this -holy(
ivork .must be taken" care of. tTo
'share what they had'withothcrs'
was one of the fundamental duties
equalityXorpolitlcallfreedomlt I of early ChrLstiuna.t . . , ,., ',,
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Sgt. Gilliland
Home From 21
Months In China
Sc.t. Robert W. Gilliland. son of
Mr. and Mrs Tom Gilliland, has
returned home from twenty-one
months spent in service in China,
uhere he served with the Infan
try. Sgt Gilliland, who is being dis
charged on the point system, left
here with ti e National Guard unit
in September, 1040, and was first
stationed at Fort Jackson. Later
he was trained at Camp Blanding.
1'la.. and Camp Forrest. Tcnn.. be
lore being sent to China.
At the time he entered the ser
vice he assisted his father in con-
VACATION AT MYKTl.E BEACH
The following made up a parti
spending seie al d.iis recently at
Myrtle Beach. Mrs. Hubert lluiih
Clark. Mrs Fred Campbell Mrs
.limmi Fields. Mrs Milas Fergu
son. of W.:i iiesi die. and Mi-,
Ruth Gregori and Mrs 1. union
Robinson, of Canton.
tract painting ami papei inc. He
has one hall brother Joe F.wglish.
who is in the sei i ice.
"It's a wonderful leelmg to he
hack and 1 ,.inl to come home to
Waynesi ille to hie when 1 get
my discliarge." said Sgt Gilliland.
whose job In China has been train
ing the Chinese to bo soldiers
which he claims is a haul task
They do all right when the ale
ill training camps bill loiget then
instructions when in combat, ac
cording to the sergeant.
Section Twr Pa 3 ,
Remarkable Treatment for '
Stomach Distress
From Too Much Stomach Acid
MPJSfJBJ Ar you tortured with
l r tixt rnuh free stonueh
1; 4 acid? Uw of the fa-
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relief to hundreds of
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jfratf.'ul people tell of
uhdt l hey cull the
"wonder" Vo Tab
for thrin. Thin gentle forrou
..nutrrjit KurpluH, irritating
ul in hruiy relief from kui-.Ii
It wii -.uffer from intimation,
-ii. 1. 1 i tnnu, tiluuting, tmur irtum
tirr -- ni( (loins due to excetrt
,! uti. ih, should try Voo'
.ti-:l . . rmtit at home . . .
1 h.iin.i Gat $125 Trial
S;f . Al&o avaiUbli! $2.00. $3.50 sizet. At
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