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THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, F PAfE SIX Third SectionT ; THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER i " i, jt ?! St.- 4 V: t t . .. ; iv NEWS BRIEFS ATTENTION HENS YOU'VE GOT TO LAY FOK 29c Secretary of Agriculture Ander son has formally announced that the government will seek to sup port egg prices at levels designed to reflect a national average farm price of 29 cents a dozen during the heavy production season next spring. Oh happy day! OLD ENOl'UGH TO FIGHT BUT NOT TO HANDLE SHELLS Jack Baker, 20, of Hagorstown, Md., wanted to buy some shells :'t the firearms counter of a depart ment store. When he was asked his age, the clerk in dignified tonus told Jack that he couldn't buy cartridges. "We cannot sell to children," he announced, "you might get hurt." He wasn't quite so dignified, though, when Jack informed him that he had just been discharged after three year's service in the army. You see, ou never can tell. WAITER? WHAT IS MY IQ, PLEASE Maurice Martelle is a henclwailer in the picturesque city of New Orleans. He is also a connoisseur of patrons, and you'd better watch out. Marcelle has a list of rules that must not be violated or you Blackheads, Too, Went Fast Yea, it la tni. there la a safe, harmless, metlicatcd liquid called KLEENEX that driea up plmpiaa overnisht aa it acta to loosen and removal ualv blackticada. Those who followed sim ple directiona and applied Klsarax upon retirina were arilazinKly iiirpriwd when theT found their pirn plea and blackheads had 'liaappeared. These users enthusiastically praise Klesraa anal claim they are no longer embarrassed and are now happy with their clear completions. Uaa Klaaraa. If one application does not aatisfy. you let doubkt your money back. Aak for Klaaraa today, aura. Smith's Cut-Kate Drue Store "I Wan! to Go Home "Please Put Me Back To Work" t "Don't keep u idle put every milk bottle back into service now." a 7 tot tyftf k$ Put Out Your Empty Bottles Today PET DAIRY PSOOUCTS GO: Phone 10 will step outside the inner circle. For instance: Don't smoke on a dance floor. Don't draw on the table cloth. Don't (my goodness no!) whistle or wave at the waiter. Like the good old summer time, he'll be back. Don't write tele phone numbers anywhere but in your little black book. And, above all else, don't get in Marcelle's critical note book. CONTACT! FKO.'H NEW YORK TO BERMUDA BY AIR The fnM commercial landplane service between New York and Bermuda will go into operation soon, according to Pan American World Airways DC-24 36-passcnger transports will be used on the scheduled twice - weekly Bermuda flights, the company said. ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER Should you be so unfortunate as to decide to go to jail, there would be an inducement if yuu selected cither the Utah State prison or the Wyoming State penitentiary. For the Utah prisoners will sleep comfortably under blankets made by the Wyoming folk at the peni tentiary and the Wyoming aggre gation will enjoy food canned by the Utah inmates. Nice going! 'TAINT FUNNY TO THE OWNER There wasn't anything funny about it to Mrs. J. J. Donovan of Casper, Wyo., when she went out the next morning after leaving her washing on the line over night, to find that some one had painted the pillow slips black. ARMY BUYS JAP SILK FOR SALE TO G. I.'S TOKYO The United States army has placed orders for 450,000 yards of white silk for sale to G. I.'s in Japan. A third of the December supply will be sold by 111,' yard; the remainder will be made into dressing gowns, mufflers, pajamas, ties and handkerchiefs. The average price of bolt silk: 33 cents a yard. We're needed badly right now. As soon os we are empty, please put us out for the milk man or take us back to the grocery store. Your help i needed in relieving the present milk bottle shortage. Waynesville A People 'Oppressed HIGHLIGHTS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By NEWMAN CAMPBELL (The International Uniform Lesson on the above topic for Jan. 6 ts Exodus 1-5, the Memory Verse being Exodus 3.12, "And He said, Certainly I will be with thee.") LONG AFTER Joseph's death, when he and the Pharaoh whose trusted servant he was, were long gone, the Jewish people, living mostly In Goshen where the land was fertile, multiplied with such rapidity that the reigning Pharaoh was troubled, fearing, he said, that In case of a war. this people would fight on the side of the enemy. There was no justification for such a fear. He "made their lives bitter with hard bondage," building store or treasure cities for him. Still the Hebrews multiplied, and the Phar aoh then told the midwives that when a Hebrew woman gave birth to a son the midwife should kill the baby. The midwives did not obey, and when asked why they did not, they said the Hebrew women gave birth to their babies quickly, be fore the midwife arrived. Next Pharaoh decreed that the mothers should drown their boy babies In the river. This Is the first recorded instance of national anti-Semitism, which has plagued the world for so many years. One Hebrew mother saved her baby by making an "ark" or bas ket of bulrushes or papyrus plant, which the Egyptians used to make light, swift boats. She daubed it with slime and pitch, put the baby in. and laid It in the reeds that grew by the river bank. He was three months old when his mother did this. His sister stood near to see what became of the child. ' Princess Finds Child Pharaoh's daughter, coming with her women to the river to bathe, heard him cry and had him brought to her. Recognizing that he was one of the Hebrew children, she yet resolved to save him. His sister asked the princess if she should get a Hebrew woman to nurse the child, and she con sented, so the baby's own mother cared for him until his adopted mother took him. naming him Moses, "because I drew him out of the water." So was this great man saved to lead his people out of the land where they were enslaved. As he grew to manhood he saw how bur dened his people were, and one day he saw an Egyptian strike a He brew, and looking about to see that he was not observed, he killed the man. hiding his body in the sand. Then he fled to Midlan, where he aided the priest s daugh ters when they were driven away Distributed by King FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Kev. Paul Townsend, pastor. Church school at 10 o dock. Morning worship at 11 o'clock, at which time the pastor will bring a New Year's message. Due to the fuel shortage there will not be an evening service. On Wednesday evening, January 9th, there will be a meeting of the Workers' Council of the board of Christian Education, over which M. H. Bowles, church school super intendent, will preside. ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Schedule of Masses Waynesville, every Sunday, 11:00 A. M. Andrews, 5th Sunday, 11:00 A. M. Bryson City, 1st Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Canton, 5th Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Cherokee, 3rd Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Cullowhce, 3rd Sunday, 7:30 A. M. Franklin, 2nd and 4th Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Murphy, 5th Sunday. 8:00 A. M. Sylva, 1st Sunday, 8:00 A. M. Welch Cove, 1st Sunday (C.S.T.) 11:00 A. M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 9:45 a. m., with Earl Messer as Superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 o'clock. The pastor will deliver his New Year message on this subject: "Our Great Guide For The New Year." Training Union meets at 6:30, Miss Hatsie Freeman, director. Let, all the Training Union people be back in their places and on time. For the first time in two weeks we are announcing services for Sunday evening. We have received some coal this week which justifies an evening service. At 7:30 the choir and pastor will be ready to lead the congregation in worship. The pastor will speak on "Love and Obedience" a necessity for a fruitful year. Deacons will meet for the first time this year on Monday night at 7:30 in the church office. A new chairman and secretary are to be elected at this meeting. Let every deacon be present who will serve in this capacity for the year. General meeting of the W. M. S. Tuesday night at 7:30. This meet ing will be held at the church, and every member is urged to attend. Mid-week worship and choir re hearsal Wednesday night at 7:30. We meet in the assembly room of the Intermediate department. Visitors are cordially invited to attend these services. If they have no church home we invite them to make this their spiritual refuge while they are in our midst. by shepherds from watering their 'ather's flocks. He stayed with this priest and his family, and married one of the daughters. Zip porah. One day when Moses was tend ing his father-in-law's sheep, he saw a bush that flamed, but did not burn. He stopped to watch such a strange sight, when God called to him out of the burning bush, telling him that He had seen the sorrows of His people and Moses was to go to Pharaoh and ask him to let the Israelites go three days' Journey Into the wilderness to sacrifice to their Lord. Told to Take Brother Aaron Moses said he was not the man to persuade the Pharaoh or the people of Israel to go with him, and finally the Lord told him to take his brother, Aaron, who was a good talker, and they could work together. Moses complained that no one would believe him when he said he was sent from God, so God told him to throw his rod on the ground, and when he did so It turned Into a serpent.' Then God said, "Put forth thine hand, and take it by the tall," and when Moses did so it became again a rod. Then he was told to put his hand into his bosom, and as he drew it forth It was white with leprosy. Again putting it in and withdrawing it, it was as the rest of his flesh. These wonders' would prove that the . Lord , was directing him. Moses took J his " family f and went back to Egypt and told Aaron all these things and did the signs before the people, and they believed what he said. The two then went to Pharaoh and asked that the people should be allowed , to go three days journey lnio me desert to sacrifice unto their Lord, but he would not allow It. In fact, he punished them for even thlnk- inir cnlnir flwnv hv taking awav the straws with which they made bricks, making them go out to get their own. He demanded that they make the same number of bricks as before they had to go out and find their own straw. ' Suffering from this new bur-' den, the people complained bitter-1 ly to Moses and Aaron, - and Moses "returned to the Lord and said. Lord, wherefore hast thou so evil entreated this people? why Is it that Thou hast sent me ? "For since I came to Pharaoh to speak in Thy name,1 he hath done evil to this people;; neither hast Thou delivered Thy people at all." How the Lord answered Moses,' how his faith was restored, and what He did next must be left to, another lesson. Features SyndlcaU. Inc.' . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTICE The church rooms are located on the second floor of the Masonic Temple. Services every Suml.iy morning at 11 o'clock. "God" will be the subject of the lesson-sermon on next Sunday. The Golden Text will be taken from Revelation 1:8 "I Am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, saith the Lord, which is and which was, and which is to come, the Almighty." Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly be cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in flamed bronchial mucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you axe to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Typewriter Adding Machine SALES AND SERVICE We do all Typewriter and Add ing Machine repairs at moder ate cost . . . cleaning . . . oiling . . . adjusting . . . overhauls! CALLUS FOR YOUR PRINTING PHONE 2487 CROWDERS On Main In Canton CHORAL TRIBUTE FOLLOWING ANNOUNCEMENT that he would be elevated to the Cardi- nalcy on Feb. 13th, members of the choir of St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York, sing "Behold the Great Priest" as Archbishop Francis J. Spellman bows his head in humble prayer during impromptu cere monies in throne room of the Archiepiscopal residence. (International) BACK FROM THE WINTER'S MOST REALISTIC MASTERPIECE Is etched in ice when the fishing fleets come in from "the Banks" as above, when the zero blasts off New York send the ships back w'th enough ice to refrigerate a catch foe many a month. The Brrrl-reaction is supplied by Chris Olsen, a crew man who tries to keep his ears from freezing. (Internationa Jusi Arrived LARGE SHIPMENT Mass Phone 33 FOR CARDINAL SEA IN ZERO GALE METAL BEDS Bed Coil Spring - Felt Mattress SOLD ON EASY TERMS 5e Fmfltiiflire (5- COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Main Street NOW OPEN Easy Washers, Thor Washers, Philco lladios, pJ Refrigerators, Home Furnishings, Hound Oak Beedroom Suites, Wood Saver Stoves, Studio CoJ (Many items on the floor others arriving daily Place your order with us for early delivery) FOR GOOD SERVICE Rogers & Bevis Servi Ki.?.-M.w.v.Mi.iww.--y.'i)!u w.'uj iiiiiu.Mmawii 1W 4 7v Available In Full and Half Sizes -. u t . You May Buy Just The Bed or Complete Outfit of 9 Mehaffey-Cagle Co, Furniture and Appliances Featuring Larry Cagle, Manager FOR GOOD FOOD visit B & E Restaurant visit GULF PRODUCTS On The Highway Hazelwood (Formerly Belle-Meade) a. ' ' WayncsviH'
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