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if PAGE FOUR (Second Section)' THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER Friday;, GO TO CHURCH SOMEWHERE EVERY SUND 'Canton Br Jesus and Supreme Loyalty to God ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Scr pture Exodiw 20:3-s Janhns 14:16, 22-84; Matt. 4:8-10; 6.-4; 22:37-39; Luke 9:57 AT THE CHURCHES By Alfred 3. Buschr7 -62 ; 11:16 27. THE METHODIST CIIl'KCII LAKE JUNALl'SKA. N. C. Cecil L. Ileckard, pastor Church School will bo opened at fl:i5 a. in. by llcssie Terrclt the General Superintendent. Rev. Walter 11. West, District Superintendent will preach ;it the eleven o'clock hour and conduct the Quarterly Conference immedi ately following the service of wor ship. Miss Vvkk McCrackcn will have charge of the music at Ihe service assisted bi the choir and Miss Mary Jane Lduards ot Dur ham, will sine a special musical selection. The Vouny 1'rople will meet at 7:i:i p. m. Mi-- Belly June McCrackcn will lead Hie imilh in their program of worship and study. nitsr BAPTIST nillitll L. CI. l-.lliotl. Pastor Sunday School at !):-l:. Karl M e s s e i , Superintendent; Ben Phillips, Associate Ul pt i inl ciictc lit The general Ic on topic lor Sun day is: "Jesus Demands Loyalty To God." Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Ordinance of the Lord's Suppei will he observed Sunday morning. This impressive memorial service will take the plan ol the sermon. Training I ninn meets at 7 o'clock under the dneclinn of Mi.ss llat'-ie Freeman and Kninielt Balenline. Let us all tram our-ches for Bigger and Belter service lor the Master. Evening w or hip at 8 o'clock. The Pastor's cnic'ii subject for this service will be "Ti if ling Willi Eternal Values." The ordinance of Baptism uill he aihniiii tercel to three candidates at the close of this sen ice. Mid-week wor-hip service and choir rehcai al Wednesday nighl at 8 o'clock. IIAZEHYOOI) I'ltlSKYTLItlAN ( 111 Tit II lla.rlnood. N. ('. Hev. S. H. Crockett. 1'aslor The pastor mil preach m the liioruing at Bethel, and at H:00 P. M. Sunday , al lla.elvvond. Sub ject: "Nevertheless the foundation of the Lord slandelh sure." Sunday School IMT) with Lawson Suminerrou, supt. Prayer iiiectnig Wednesday 8:0(1 P. M. Pioneers at (i.OO P. M. Sunday. On Sunday July 7th. the ll.i.rl vood Presbyterian Churc h elected two additional deacons, Paul Davis and Lawson Summeirow, and elect ed L. N. Davis, Hufus and Halph Kurnmerrow In serve as li ustccs. FINES t REEK BAPTIST t Til Rt'H Roy V. Young. Pastor M. M Kirkpalrick, siipennlencl rnt, will be in charge of I he Sun day School which meets at 1 0:110. Special emphasis is being placed on the enlargement of our Sun day School Department. Worship service begins at 11:30 with the pa -lor bringing the mes sage. His subject will be "Satan's i'rategies Again. t the Son of God." Training Union meets at H o'clock with the union leader m charge. The choir will practice, before the union meets at the church. Theie will be a called bu mov, meeting of the Deacons and all other ntliccrs of the church im mediately alter service, arc dis missed. The I ord , Suppe r will he ob served immediate: ly after the morn ing me:.-, age. CRAB I RTF METHODIST CHARGE Mr:,. C . Newell. Pa tor hevival services will begin al Mt. Zion on Sunday Morning 10 v Judy of the lioikwoiid Charge villi be with us throughout tin- week Serv ices will begin al eight o'clock The community is cordially invit ed. Crablice church will worship Willi Mt. .ion in the evening and not have their icgular evening ser vice. Sundae School al ten o'c lock. Hen.chcl linger., superintendent. At Kmc'lici :, Chapel the Vacation Church School will begin Monday morning at ninc-thrily o'clock. We are cleaning the cemetery at Fincber's on Saturday of this week. July Ki. All interested please come and help. Dinner will be served at noon. GRACE EPISCOPAL CIIIKCH In The Mountains Church school at ft :',') a. in. Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a. in. Young People's service League and Crusaders at (i.'M p. m. ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Schedule of Masses Waynesville Every Sunday 11:00 A.M. Bryson City Every Sunday 8:00 A.M. Canton 5th Sunday ... 8:00 A.M. Cherokee 3rd Sunday 8:00 A.M. Fontana Village Every Sunday . 11:00 A.M. Franklin r v Every Sunday 8:00 A.M. Highlands Every Sunday 11:00 A.M. Murphy First Sunday 8:00 A.M. Sylva Fourth Sunday 8:0fl A.M. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Waynesville. N. C. Church School opens will) wor ship services in the Departments at 1 0:00 o'clock. Classes begin at 10:1a. M. II. Bowles, Superintend ent. Sunday Morning Worship at 1 I do. S c r in o n by Ihe Pastor. Music by the Se nior Choir and a violin solo by Mr. Sol Cohen of Spring Valley School. Vonlh Fellowship meets at 7:00 o'clock Mrs, K ('. Trent", Direct oror o! "i out h Work. Sunday Fveiiing Worship at 8:00 o'clock. At this service the music will be mien by Ihe Junior Choir: also there uill he a program of sacred music by Mr. Sol Cohen, i nd mist, and a group of young people I ruin the Spring Valley School. 1 . 1 ei y one is cordially in iitcd to allcnd this special service. W YI.S II, I E PRESBYTERIAN ( 111 Rt II Kei Male nim If V, hilencr I're cut el Sunday Sunday S, hoc, Williamson, pastor usl. Supei intend- sc hool. al 10:00 o'clock. Morning Worship 1 1:00 o'clock. Sermon .Subject. Rebuilding the Walls". I 'arm! . n it h small children will tind a c c i 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 f in charge during the Church service. Adeiiiaie : eating, capacity for ve itoi s Young I'eoples League al 7:00 I'. M CLYDE .METHODIST (TIl'RCH C. (I. Nwcll. pastor I Hilda' .Morning Ihe pastor will preach at I . one a Chapel. Sunday School al ten o'clock. Levi Morgan Miporinlendeiil . liov l ame will till the pulpit at Clyde on Sunday Morning. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Church rooms are located on the croud floor of the Masonic leniph'. The subject of Ihe Les-Min-Sei nion lor next Sunday will lie "Sari 'aineiil ", and lire Golden lex! n ill be taken from 1 Corin lluans. Kbit!. "The cup of t tie bless ing u Inch we bless, is II not the (ominiiiiiou of the blood of Christ? I'lie bread which we break, is it not 'he communion of Hie body of Chrisi','" I! ETHEL and SPUING HILL Ilaplisl Cluirchesl Howard Hall, pastor J. Bethel ( lunch Bc'lhel S 1 1 n c I 1 1 ' school willi D. Ycnk as siipei'iiiiendent meets at 10 o'clock. Following tins period Presbyterian Minister Questions Atom Trials Rev. Malcolm R. Williamson, pastor of Ihe Waynesville I'i i sbi Ic'i i.in church, deliver ed the follow inc sermon Sun day, Jiuie :0, on the evo of the trial atom hoiuh explosion near Hikini. The sermon is ln im; p ii h I i s h e d by The .Mountaineer at thr request of scleral persons who heard it and frit Ins comments and re lisious viiu point of general interest. "Lord, wilt linen that we 'iiand I in. to c nine down com from heaven, ami con. nine them'.''' I hi s i lice cl.n when 4.! iiUO men 'ii the aimed tones of our Country ire in tar an ay Bikini wailing to ee wlial will happen when an atom lomh will lie dropped on a fleet of U -hips him; at anc hor in this spot hi the Marshall Islands. We are oid thai (ipeialmn Cross Roads will also he- tbe greatest gathering n asseiicd brain power, that ever occurred, bar none. In addition to the wist number in the armed lorces there will be newsmen, pho tographers, geciphysicists, occano r;cpherv me terologisls, entomol "grt .. biologists, and olhers. in tact aboul Ihe only ologies being absent are astrology and theology. (ioat hogs and mice are a few of the vaiied assortment of live animals which will be Cabin 1st class passengers on this fleet of ships which await only the signal to he given n hen a bomb from the skies will bo dropped into the fun nel of I In- L' S S .Nevada causing a blinding light so bright that no one dare witness it tbo he be on a ship 10 miles aiia.v-w hile the heat at the (i nter ol the burst will be several million Fahrenheit, and its surface will be twice as hot as the sun's rays or 22.(100 degrees. We are told that a cloud will rise at the rate of 10.000 ft per minute until it reaches 50.000 ft and that it will be laden with dangerous radio activity The explosion itself will he terrific, colassal, devastating. Tidal waves and earthquakes are both likely occurrences while many have predicted that the earth's crust will be punctured thus allow ing the oceans water to pour into the crater and cause the earth to lose its perfect balance as it re volves upon its age old axis. If ever there was a day when there comes down fire from the heavens this is the day. It is not r-v,r r-j 1 1 i i - tn i 1 1 ts-- s rri Joshua said to the people. "Ye are wit nesses against yourselves that ye have chosen you the Lord, to serve Him. And .they aaid. .We are witnesses." Former Hector Of Black Mountain Church To Preach Here Rev. Weslville Greenwood, chap lain of a girl's school in D.ivcn port, Iowa, will fill the pulpil at Grace Episcopal Church here on Sunday morning at the 1 1 o'clock service. The Rev. Greenwood was at one time rector of the Episcopal Church at Black Mountain. there will he an evangelistic mes sage brought by Hev. truest H. Barlett. who is assisting the pastor in revival services each niglil ol this week at 8 p. m. The singing is under the direction ol lloharl Carter, Choirisl of I lie Calvary Baptist Church in t'anlon. The "Calvary Five" will sing again dur ing the service at night. The training Union will meet al 7 o'clock Sunday evening lolloiv ed by the closing revival message at 8 o'clock. The public is cordi ally invited to attend all services. SPRING HILL CIH It( II Sunday school wilh George llenson, .superintendent meets al 9:50 o'clock. Follow ing which I lie 11 o'clock service will be held with the pastor preaching on "The Lord's Supper". The church will observe this supper. Training union wit I i Hubert Clark director meets at 7:110. Prayer service and business meeting of church Thursday nigh! at 7:30 o'clock. HAZIXWOOI) METHODIST v. W. M. Robbins, Pastor Sunday School Sunclav morning at 10. o'clock. Mrs. Cecil Matinei. superintendent. Young people's meeling al 7 o'clock and preaching al 8 o'clock by Ihe pastor. The public is cordially milled. YE day. nor VJ day but Able clay when man is able to demonstrate again the destructive power of what we know now as the atomic bomb. We have witnessed (lie blistering sands of New Mexico, and have counted the DO. 000 dead .lapanc .e in Hiroshima, and Nagasaki now we are compelled to sit m the bleachers while 92 battle ships are blown to bits, while hogs, goats and mice are thrown into this man made inferno. . . . all on the Sab bath day by a Christian Nation in the name of Science. The only thing lacking to make the uicnag rie complete would be for the President's "Sacred Con" to Hi over the scene while the hog. squealed and the goals bleated. Now don't get the wion: impres sion. I am well aw.ue th.il Hie Mar shall Islands are just aem-. Ihe dale line and il is not Sunday mi Bikini but it is Sunday in Ihe Lint ed Stales and we the Christian people of America are paving Hie bill for this big show. I do no! say that the whole Hung is useless but I am convinced that a bomb which will kill l.'lO.UOO Japanese will certainly kill a pen of hogs or a flock of goats or a cage of mice. Can it be that wc are so interest ed in scientific data or do we just want to show to the world lhal we not only have the "know how" of the atomic bomb hul that we are able to demonstrate its destructive force in the air. on the land and now on the sea. Jesus on one occasion went into Samaria and the people would not receive him because of their 'in difference his disciples say- "Lord, wilt thou that we command fire to come down from heaven and con sume them?" They were saying to Jesus. "Lei's burn up these Samaritans we don't like them anyhow and the quickest way to dispose of them is to burn them up Why not? They are just Samaritans and wc Jews have no dealings with them. That's human nature. Man has ever been bent on destruction. From the time that Cain killed his brother Abel until now man is the most destructive of all God's creat ures. The King of the Jungle only kills to satisfy his own hunger but for a thousand different rea sons man kills and destroys, and the greatest weapon of destruction (Continued on page 7) Jesus' answer to Satan's tempting was, "Get thee hence. Satan, for it is written Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God end Him oalu liiaJi tlicu serve." The Everyday REV. HERBERT "What security is there in a dis tracted world such as ours today?" is the distressed question on my ile-k. Many are asking that; some locally, others inwardly. simply means the ponds on what is meant by securi ty. To many it jinply means the Ireedoni to enjoy living their own way and the pro mise of its con tinustion. There is no guarantee of such security. In fad indications are the opposite. The next niiinlhs and years are go ing lo make radical changes in our in, inner of living. lint there is just as much eternal security as there ever was. "He that dwcllclh in the secret place ol Ihe Most High," can still "abide under the shadow of the Almighty." God s resources arc in no wise depleted. Jesus and Supreme Loyalty to God HIGHLIGHTS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By NEWMAN CAMFBELL (The International Uniform Les son on the above topic for July 14 Is Exodus 20:3-6; Joshua 24:16, 22:24; Matthew 4:8-10; 6:24; 22:37-39; Luke 9:57-62; 14:16-27, the Memory Verse being Exodus 20:3, "Thou shall have no other gods before Me.") TODAY'S LESSON begins by the quotation from Exodus of the first of the ten commandments "Thou shalt have no other gods before Me." This commandment seemed very hard for the Israel ites to keen. They were always be ine tempted to make themselves Images and worship them. Possi bly they could not see God, and felt, In their childishness, that if thev made something that was visible to human eyes, they would be safer. The fact that their God, Jehovah, had brought them out of bondage in Egypt, had watched over them and had given them many signs that He was with them, slipped their minds, and they were always wandering from the straight and narrow path of loyalty to Jehovah. Do you remember the story of Joshua who succeeded Moses as the leader of the Jewish people, reminding them that they owed everything to the Lord and asking th.it they decide whom they would follow their own God who had done so much for them, or the heathen gods of the people about them? As for him, Joshua said, he and his house would serve the Lord. "And the people answered and said, God forbid that we should forsake the Lord, to serve other gods." Joshua told them they could not serve God and others, for if they did. harm would come to them, and they reiterated that they would serve the Lord. Then Joshua said: "Ye are witnesses against yourselves that ye have chosen you the Lord, to serve Him, And they said, We are witnesses." It was not long after this, alas, that they turned from the God they had sworn to serve, and were bowing themselves again to heathen gods. Jesus Is Tempted After Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist He retired to the wil derness and there was tempted by Satan. The last temptation was to bow himself to Satan and worship him. If He would do so the whole world would be His, said Satan. Jesus' answer was: "Get thee hence, Satan: for it is written. Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and Him only shalt thou serve." In His teaching on the Mount Jesus told the people, "No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate one, and love the other, or else he will hold to one, and despise the Other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon." We know this is true. Just as a boy or tirl cannot devote their time to Dlav and make good marKS .in .. i- : . Dlu-lbuttl by Kiog Fcuturu Syndicat, lae. Nothing can excuse one from God's serv ice, said Jesus. "No man having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is . 6t for ttie kiAgdot of God." Counselor SPAUGH, D. D. The other evening I sat with a group of others at the foot of the great span of Natural Bridge, Vir ginia. Once the property of Thomas Jefferson, its magnificent arch has come through the years with little apparent change. The Shenandoah Valley is dotted with old mansions, some well pre served, others wearing away with the ravages of time. Their build ers and owners, who lavished much upon them, are gone. They have changed hands, just as the house in which you now live, will pass on to others. Yes, your house is go ing to he for sale some time. But this magnificent architecture of the Almighty stands as a munu mcnt to the permanence of God's handiwork. Each night against a background of skilful floodlighting in chang ing shades, and accompanied by music obtained from amplified re cordings of great musical master pieces, a voice echoes through the lofty arch repeating the grandest school, or a man devote himself entirely to making money and pay no attention to living a good life and trying to follow Jesus, can be come a good Christian. Again Jesus reiterates the im portance of that law, love of God, when He said to the lawyer who asked Him which was the first and greatest of the commandments, "Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. "This is first and great com mandment. "And the second is like unto It, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself. "On these two commandments hang all the law and the proph ets." If you love God and try to do His will, it follows naturally that you will love your fellow men and treat them accordingly. Nowhere to Lay His Head Jesus illustrates the devotion needed to be a follower of His when a man came to Him saying he would follow the Lord, and Jesus reminded him that it would not be easy. "Foxes have holes, and birds of the air have nests; but the Son of man hath not where to lay His head." Another man whom Jesus in vited to follow Him, begged off because he wanted to stay with his father "bury his father," the term is. but it really meant to stay with him until he died. Still an other said he would follow the Lord but first he must bid his family farewell. Jesus told him that "No man, having put his hand to the plough, and looking back, is fit for the kingdom of God." In fact, Jesus said that God and His work must come before every thing else in life even the family. One must follow the right, even if it meant alienation from the fam ily. "And whosoever doth not bear his cross, and come after Me, can not be My disciple." Sacrifices, no matter how great, are necessary to become a loyal child of God and follower of the Master. The last part of our lesson tells of the parable of the man who had invited some friends to supper. As was customary, when the feast was ready, he sent a courier to tell them and bid them come to his home. But, very rudely they began to make excuses, one saying he had bought a piece of land and must look it over; another that he wanted to try out some oxen he had purchased, still another that he had just been married and could not leave his wife. The host became angry and told his servants to invite then the halt, lame and blind beggars to the feast and later to insist that oth ers too come, who, perhaps, would not feel worthy to enter the rich man's house. So it Is in the church. Rich and influential people are in vited to become children of God, but often they are too busy to ac cept the invitation. The sinful and needy, whom these first often de spise, come, and reap the reward. story of all time the story of crea tion. As I sat with many others' spell hound, watching this changing pageant of color and sound, a sense of the greatness of Cod seemed to come over the entire group. Talk dropped to an occasion. il whisper; cigarettes were ground under heel. There is no lessening of the pow er and gifts of God. Our troubles come in our misuse of them Read your Bible and your history and you will get new light lor troubled days. Too many simply read the newspaper. Remember the promise, 'The eyes of the Lord run to and lio throughout the whole carlh, lo show himself strong in behalf ol them whose heart is perfect I on aid him." 1 in ;.i da Editor's Note: The third print ing of Dr. Spaugh's new hook, "The Pathway To Contentment" is now off the press, and orders can In filled. Address it to TIIK KVKItY DAY COUNSELOR, I'. O. lto 4145, Charlotte, N. C. Enclose $1.00. or ' h in eel : ed. Hie USE THE CLASSIFIED ADS READ Question HvSirat Seven Women if That i The 1 Attend This Revival Now At - THE B6 TENT Hear The Word j "And whosoever dolh not bear his cross ' !'u im 1'e.il h, tun . glcmii III, il, 1,1 II. il kllnl , A lids Ii. I III, I, Mi Nun, I, U. (, N, in Kiialii Mai -I K.lllU: Il .Mill II, ill,, C II .1,11(1 I el.is, and come after Me. cannot be My dis ciple." Jesus told the multitudes. MKMOKY VKRSIO Exodus 20:3. Baptist to Give July 21 Offering to World Relief So ndai 1 1. 11 Willi announce . July "1 is World Helief the I n si Baptist church, s Ihe pastor, liev. L. C Llliolt. A i'ci i . 1 1 otic ring will be taken to help leecl t he : larving millions and In h e I p icbuild hollies. churrhi Mulct! Im ilals, and schools dc Ihe uar. Southern seeking lo raise Ibis purpose by Sept. b i'.,.ple I '",.' .110 I II II I I I si. "W pcopl K I ha! not only our own nne In Ibis service prc ii,.tke a worthy offering. he pare, l bill al n Ih no church visitors in town wilh homo." Hev, L'lliol! s. ' I, el us make this a great lor ( Inc Hungry World." ci.ile .il- persons were killed c as die result of injuries I nilepeiicleiice Day accidents I nilcsl Slates. Traffic tolal- cl i um I hi Ml and Us New Vo total ol : peis, ons were drown k led all states with 7 deaths. WifcHrni'EmiwYfi i To Continue unday, Jul) 7:45 P. M. Hazelwood, H. NEAR FIVE POM Shall Take Hi ii lan ISA. 1:1 mk tiff one m THEN HEAR THIS Tuesday, 7:45 'alal Mistake ifilions Now Make A SURPRISE Wednesday 7:45 Sod Cannot Anffl WHAT IS IT? Thursday, 7:45 i i FUiirr imnam, or Lasi Fi-irtav. 7i45 leason God Never Made, Saturday IMS 'l llllK lit Pvt. Kr Spends I'lll.iV I., ol Mr. i.. I ham. cl I spent ,i In, P.II'i'llK lie Nmi'hili, i i I inn,',! .il I . I purled li.nki J 8 J 7
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