LfBSPAY. AUGUST 9, 1945 (One Day Nearer Victory)
THE WAYNES YILLE MOUNT A INFER
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mWSTlAS
r rooms located on second
K"1 r.. . Minnie Temple.
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On the nrai uru.ic-
month testimonial
.. :i. iu, h.-ld in the eve-
the subject of
next Sunday.
, ..n-SWIIIOll
Golden Text will be taken
11 cunntrnans 2 11. "What
lni)wth the things of a luan.
L .pint of man which is
' ' . tlie things ol
M r". ' t h.-
fcnuetn iw "'V
IS MAN'S t'HAPEL
Sunds. August 12. begin-
Rump will
u ui) me nsmu ...
I homecoming "-
It will be " lhe "a,urt of
LrimvTary i ememoi aiier ui
lfr Ionian ' louuuei oi
lluiri-h
relalivvs ami menus are
w be present. Please tell
abuul lhe service and bring
i. .. Kj utliti ountw 'in 11 i
i and Worship . I hose M-
t.. l.i'itiu si
Ing re ei-v
it dinner All oiienngs uuveii
bf used as memorials.
ksT MKTHODIST CIIUKCH
j i' Madison. Pastor
urch School, with classes foi
Its will open al 1U:0U o'clock
i pastor will he in the pulpii
morning service al ll:U(i
lib subject will he. "Man'i
si Resolve I Will."
Methodist Youth Fellowship
iDcit al 7 :(mi o ciock lor a
table discussion.
IeLWOOD PKLSBYTKRIAN
( 111 KCH
S K Crockett, Pastor
May School. 10 o'clock, Law-
Dsns superintendent.
jjsiui will preach at the
church Sunday morning.
'Uing services at the llaz'l-
cliurch al H o'clock. Seriuou
rt "iollow Me
jieers meet at 7 0(1 o'clock.
ier services Wednesday even-
8 00 i) 'cluck
JET STOMACHS
IYIKLI) INCHES OF
(JAS AM) BIA)AT
as so full of gas I was afraid
kirst. Sour, bitter substance
up in my throat from inv
stomach alter meals. 1 got
K-AIU, and it worked inches
and bloat from me. Waistline
y down now. Meals are a
pre. I praise Inner-Aid to (he
This is an actual testimo-
irimi a man living rieht herp
ynesville.
KR A1D is the new formula
imng medicinal juices from
fal Herbs; tliesc herbs cleanse
clear gas from stomach net
tosh liver and kidnevs
ble people soon feel differ-
over So don't ao on KnffW-
fH Iiuier-Aid. Sold bv all
Stores here in Haywood
WAYNESV1LLE PKESBYTER1
CULRCII
Kev. Malcolm K. Williamson.
Pastor
Whiteuei I'revost. Superinten
dent of Sunday School
Morning Worship, 1 1 .00 o'clock.
Sermon Subject "THE M1KACT.K
WORKER:"
Pioneer boys and girls and young
people meet at 7:00 p m
Prayer Service on U'ednesdav
evening at 8 UO o'clock.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHl'KCH
Schedule of Masses
Waynesville. eciv Sunday (K
W. T .1 11:00 a. in.
Andrews, every 5tli Sunday U"
W. T.t 11:00 a. m. ,
Bryson City. ever Sunday iE
W. T.i 8:00 a. m.
Canton, every 5th Sundav (E
W. T.i 8:00 a m
Cherokee, every :inl Sundav (E
W. T.) 8:00 a. in.
Frank 1 in. every Und and 4th
Sunday E. W. T.i- K HO a in
Highlands, eveiv Sundav E W
1'.) 11:00 a. iu.
Murphy, every 5 1 1 Sunday iC
W. T.) :0() a in
Sylva, every 1st Sunday (K. W
T.I -8 00 a. m.
(HACK EPISCOPAL CIU'UCII IN
THE MOUNTAINS
Rev Roherl C Talum. Heelor
Holy ( oininuiiion at H a in
Church School In a in
Moniiiiij prayer and sermon 11
a. m.
Holy Communion Wednesilav s at I
10 a nr
St. Mary's, Micad.ile j
ReV itolieil ti Tatiini, Rector j
Evensong al 3 p. ni.
Ji NALi ska mi niooisr
CHl'KCH
Pastor, Miles A Mil. can
Sundav schoid at 10.00. with
classes for all ages.
C hurch service at 11:00 at which
lime the pastor will speak on the
Opic, "The Measure of a Man."
aking as Ins text I Sain l(i:7, "For
he Lord seeth not as man seetli;
or man looketh on outward ap
pearance, but the Lord looketh on
.he heart." There will lie a special
number by the choir.
The joiing people will meet at
7::iO p in ami the program, which
will he presented by Joyce Under
wood, will be on The Methodist
Youth Fund Joe Terrell will he
in charge of the worship.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Sundav School at 10:00 a. m.
Earl Messer. superintendent. The
adult department has been reor
ganized with Ralph Fore as su
perintendent. The class of young
men Mr. Fore formerly taught has
been combined with the men's
class taughl by J R. Morgan
Morning Worship at 11:15 The
pastor will bring an evangelistic
message on this theme: "The Neg
lected Warning"- based on Ezekicl
33:5 "He heard the sound of the
trumpet, and look not warning; his
blood shall be upon him." The un
saved and unchurched should hear
this message.
Training Union at 7:00 p. in.
Miss Hatsie Freeman and her asso
ciates arc presenting a worthy pro- ,
Modem Cafe Is
Opened On Main
3t. In Hazelwood
Scruggs' Cafe, on Main Street in
Ha.'ehvood opened lor business
Tuesday with Earl Scruggs as
; owner and operator.
The new place is in the former
Hazelwood Theater building, with
"e and modern equipment
throughout. 'Die building was re
modeled and a new front adiled lor
the new business
The eaie will set tif person;.,
and a Lu -e shut ut experienced as.
sist.mts have been employed by Mi
Scrubs R.-tfulai meals ..ml sand
wiches uil! be featured No wine
oi beei will he handled
Welcome Home
The Following llaywaod Men Have Received
Honorable Discharges From Military Service.
According To Records Received Here.
Badffe of
Honor
THE o, NO BLI'ES
'Soil!' Idcl.t
1 Went to the
said.
"Nu more shoi t uin
shot inn bread
No more sugar (or you to
All I e Ki'l is just the
Blue-
on Application'
grocer the gun
lor your
use
No.
Those discharged dUiiig the
week from the Waynesville area
include:
Private Robert E. Parson. U S
Army, from Kennedy General Hos
pital. Memphis, Tenn.
Lewis Charles Wlutmire. Sea
man second c.'ass, from Navy from
I S Naval Hospital, Shoemaker.
I'alif from tl:
Private Fust Class Rufus Rich- thi'out.h
aid Lovedahl. V. S. Army, from were:
Separation Center. Fort Hragg Fred
Private First Class James . Marion
Francis. V. S Anuy, from Sepa- Kutledgt
ration Center, Camp Atterburv.
Ind
Private Glenn 11 Scruggs t S
Army, from Separation (.'enter.
Fort Bragg
Pfc Clyde Teaster. I S Army
from Brooks Convalescent Hospital
Ft Sam Houston Texas
Among the ren in discli.n e:
( ;
the
nUiii area roccssci
C..nton iJr.it 1 llo.iu
Woodrow
Uhy nier.
1 leaver (,'
Mcdt'nrd. John
Frank Kogers
iihlis, W A.lUllr
Flobertson. Will Frizzell, Roy Spen
cer Gosnell. Glenn William Stanley
John Phillips. Jr., Arnold Guy
Hughes. Doyle lion Pressley. Kieh
ard Robert llaikins. Alfred Clar
ence Riekman. Dewey Elmer Good
son. Fain Edgar Gregg. Robert
Vernon Gosnell, Milliard Clinton
Ensley. Glenn Weaver Allen. Ray
mond Luther Burwell and Blil
Silvers.
Leo Matthews. Verlron Mmgus
Hayncs, Paul Koselee l.auner.
James Larry Drake. William J
laiR-y. Milliard Paul Plemmons '
W alter Robert Garrett. James
Frank Inrian, J.iines Carl Lee,
Willie Hoi ace l.etteral, Charlie
Wesley Clontz. William Harry CaUv 1
Luther William Clout. Paul
I'hoinas Logan Roy Allen Owen
Itobcrt Fred St.ini. y. .lame;' Ainsoe.
Sisson. William Leonard Turpii! 1
Charlie Winlred lianev . Theodore;
W Shelton and Harold G. Press
ley
WHAT OO TOO USUALLY
C.f FO TEACMIMC
LIKtS Of- Mfc
, to swim p ..:
J Z1 i ahO mow imx. Fm0 I ' j
v "v j h iiiini nuiiuiiM i -
-No more vvasliin;; powder: no!
Iliole soap '
Can t buy .i cii'ai elte. can't buy
a ilojie.
Can't eet coll.-e I'm druiking lea
Lord Lord cliillen U s a Uilliu
me
V j
"No more bcelstakc; no more i
cheese
Regj iiU' lor tobacco on my ben- 1
lied knees i
Can't l,n,l ,, tin, (,.it a tellovv j
i an use ;
All I've col is the No. N,j Blues " I
s
s?'. t 1
s s '
no tub
your eii
"No. li,, buckets no
No. in, vi .ishbo.u ds
lu rub
All I can do is make jn excuse
Cause I anil e.ot nolhni:'
the No. Nu Lines "
tin
bill
"Some day
w a i -.
Ami 1 11 Ke
1 hope our
gaps
Till there conies
there
1 hope there'll be no
a tire to put on my car
boy. vi ill close up the
the word
no more Japs "
that
AT II ( I I It CAMP
Fiances
nun are ,
camp al II
W illiauis and L.
.ilteuding a 4 II
oilman tills week
J C.'in-
ullll'lTS
gram ot training lor church lead
ership Tins organization embraces j
not only the voiine, people, but
adults as well. j
Evening worship al 8 o'clock In j
spite of the down-pour of rain for ,
the past two Sundays, this service I
has been well attended There I
must he a reason: come and lind '
out The pastor will preach on !
this (heme "Our Great Salvation.' i
'The text is Hebrews 2:H "How
shall we escape if we neglect so :
great Salvation""
Sunday Scliool ollicers and leach- j
crs will meet Monday night al 8 I
o'clock lor the second discussion in !
the series of study. j
'The general meeting of the M j
W. S. will he held 'Tuesday nri;bt :
al 8 o'clock al the church j
Mid week service and choir re- !
hearsal Wednesday night at 8 j
o'clock, al which time the pastor ;!
will begin a brief exposition of the
Sermon on the Mount
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