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GO TO CHURCH SOMEWHEREEVERY
iniicTDATPn SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
By Alfred J. Buescher
I'hil. 1:8; I Tim. .:'. .
Jesus and Pure Living
AT THE CHURCHES
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CIU KOI
(cv. ltobt. C. Tatuiu. rector.
Church school at !:W) :i. m.
Morning prayers anil senium al
11:00 a. in.
Young People's Service League
and Crusaders at i:30 . m.
Kev. Harold liache, nt ( oroa
Via., will preach at I lie I 1 o'clock
service.
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( III lt( II
I 'IIODIS I
, Church school will open a' !l'4"'
with Mr. llessie Terrell, the cru
cial superintendent, in charm'
The pastor, Cecil I.. Ilcckanl.
will preach at llic 1 I o'clock hour
of worship, Reverend llcikai'd wi!'.
use as Ids subject: " "I" he (ireat 'c
tory." The clioir will have cliai'.'e
of the nuisic.
The Methodist Youth Fellow hip
will meet at 7:l."i p. m Mr. Ccp.
Yal borough will have cli.ei'c oi
the ouiiM peo)lc's sliuh and v oi -ship.
IIKISTIW SI II ( I
The churcii rooms are Ii
churcii rooms
il on
Ihe second Hour ol I he
Temple. Morning -er' o
held each Siindas moriiiii
churcii rooms at 1 I o'clo,
suhjecl for next Sutnlav
will he "Mind" and the
Text will he taken tro.i
14:4. "The Lord ol ho
sworn, say i nil. Surels a
thoimlil. mi shall it come
and as I have purpieed.
it stand.'
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WAYNKSVIM.E PHI SHY I I III W
( III U( II
liev. Malcolm Ii. Williamson.
Pastor
Whitencr I'revost, Superintend
cut of Sunday School.
Sunday School al 10:00 o'clock
Morning Worship 11:00 o'clock.
Sermon Subject: "I.KT'S HI',
CHRISTIANS".
YouiiK Peoples I.eamie al 7:00
P. M.
Mid-week Hymn Sim: Wedin-s-day
evening at H:00 o'clock
Special music will feature Ihe
morniiiK service under the direc
tion of Charles lsloy. Choir direct
or. IIAZKIAVOOD PRESBYTF.KIAN
CIU'UCM
Rev. S. Ii. Crockett. Pastor
Preaching Service 11:00 V M
Ilazelwood Subject "Crow not
weary in Well doinp".
Sunday School iMa, I.awsor,
Sumnierrow Supl.
Prayer meet iuv: Wcdne-da li no
P. M.
The pastor preaches Sunday
afternoon at hue ( ak
servjee at Ilazelwood.
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FIRST BAPTIST II t' It IT
L. G. Klliott. Pastor
Sunday School at !l:4a Karl
Mcsser. Su P e v i nt e n d e u I : Hen
Phillips, Associate Supei intendeiit
The general lesson topic for Sun-
day, Aueust 25, is
Heart and Life "
Mornins worship
The pastor's sermon
P
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Mock
"Convinced at Last. "
Training Union meets a!
lock
under the direction ol Mi.s
lla M
Freeman and Kimnett l!a
This is the Trainiim atjene-.
C hurel.
III t lie.
of cur
I'.vemne worship at k o i-im i
rk. M
I his service we will he pri ilened
to hear liev. Kobert Tarui. a
liussian Missionary, speak utioii th:
subject: "Comnuinein or Clui
ttanity."
Mid-week worship service an I
Choir rehearsal Wednesday iii.;!,i
al 8 o'clock.
We are a friendly chill i h and a
friendly people. We cordialh in
vite those bavins no church home
Io visit with us.
ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Schedule of
.Masses
Waynesville
Every Sunday
11:00 A.M.
8:00 A.M.
8:00 A.M.
Tlryson City
Every Sunday
Canton 5th Sunday
Cherokee 3rd Sunday
Fontaria Village
8:00 A.M.
Every Sunday 11:00
A.M.
Franklin
Every Sunday 8:00
A.M.
ili!hlands
Every Sunday 11:00 A.M.
Murphy First Sunday 8:00 A.M.
Sylva Fourth Sunday 8:00 A.M.
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The Middleman
You Get His Profit
,SAVE ,
With
SPUR
Crimpr IIavwwtd
- and
Depot Street
i! nn:KK Mr.TiionisT
( in H( ii
li s CO. Newell, pastor.
M i ii :. ni a I -er ices will b(
held
I ( i all i ee Mel hodist church
ur.l.e jioniiie a 1 1 o'clock.
Sat
The -ei oeii ( i Ilv Heritage,'' will
he piV che.l h the paster.
a i ecii ,r S u 1 1 1 1 . ; morning
n ii i - v.nl he held al the church
,i i i : i . . . riei in n at II o'clock.
,teriiuon -ervicrs will he held
,i ihe Ml ie.ii Methodist church
at e 'lll p. Ill,
ii., !. will bo a Measuring Party
.and reel e,i! ion for ouiil! and old
-,: ihe Ice.,, oi Mr and Mrs ,len-i.,-:-
le Tai v l-'i Ma. 7 : p. in
I;, ; .-n ires w ill heem at
Finoher'- Chapel Sunday evening
n 7 'io p in
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at opens with w
each dcnaitincu
Cla-ses heuill
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1 at
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or los Superintend-
in: Worship Service
M i i
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t The homance in
! '. lee at It 1)0 o'clock.
.1 miiin ( 'lioir
: e i lor on the mh-
hi 11 'he p-'-l
. . he, nicel . al 7 nn
v'o'Cll Chapel Wi
ll ic. It is unienl
in hr'-un promptly
o:i,l Scrlce will
he
' Ill.chofl.
State College Hints
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a- boon said that you can tell
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keepei
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,' :i woman is a Kood house
by the way she liant's her
o:i Ihe line. What do you
! hnik
Wr '.c all heard women complain
i I oMi I one to tunc on t lie boredom
.mi! .ii ..liter;, o! housework. Thitltis
..Hi 1 1 .ee:n ;i n i ill eri'sl i:m and take
loo much time because (he work is
loir- in a -.hpshod manner.
Ss!,-i,i and efficiency pay off.
noeiai'ii wha' I he job may be. and
s ; 1 1 1 '. a i -1 1 . i , i conies from a job well
It is
.-hildicn
important to instill
w ho x
that
he:-!.
and i
re at an impression
iii job is worth do
This is important
i.-ireiih niil-l be e
o : heir children
one
n ,n 1
st
chicken, one of
a oi lie food t reals, has
cr I Inn I ine flavor and
protein and calories,
an !i h poultrv spee-
''.ureal! of Animal In--.
Ucpanment of ri
.w , i hat I he breast ol
an excellent source ol
u,1;,, ,,-t, nil ant i-pcllaura
',-1 , show that Ihe
,n of this vitamin is
hi'-h in the flesh ol
I fryers.
Ii:! '. and those ol oth
indicate I hat chick-
ni' a i n- more niacin than
n, a eic meat thus lar
ompa: es favorably w 0 h
and beef liver which
eooeaa'od as amour; 1 he
ces of tins vitamin
.0 a
eel Tcuec for
ila.-l.
at iii r he interest -'
the dark meal is
itaimus, riboflavin
iml I hat 1 he w h lie
-i olace in niacin
(
hn
miei ciall;. canned tomatoes
hei n -i-aicc on m'ocers'
!,'. lor -i, me time, and the
, ol next reason's coimnercia';
, k i- ni'certain Homemakcrs
,u'd can only inflect, ripe to-
ma
to
Speecl them lrom garden
ll liming, choose tnma-
, - mown neat by and still gardens'-!'
I, a boiling water bath canner
'ackuig. a practical canner may
contrived fiom a wash boiler or
he.- huge, clean, deep vessel with
,od iid villi perforations. Place
rack in il to hold the jars so
Ih:
they will not touch bottom.
Make a latitce rack of wood, if
necessary Water must boil all
around, under, and over every jar.
Prepare tomatoes this way:
S'ald for easv peeling. Remove
stem ends, peel, quatrer. Bring
toinatoi s to a rolling boil, stirring
as tomatoes heat in their juice.
Pack clean, hot jars with hot to
nialoes and add a teaspoon salt to
each ouart Cover with hot juice
to within one-half inch of jar top.
Adjust jar lid, according to its
type. Head directions that come
I with tops.
Process or heat in the boiling
I water hath canner this way. Heat
pint or quart jars of tomatoes in
the balli of boiling water for 10
: minutes. For dependable, detailed
directions on home canning of all
I kinds nf fruits and vegetables,
j write the Agrieutlural Editor, State
College, Raleigh, for a copy of
CANNING FRUITS AND VEGE
TABLES, Circular No. 271.
Starchy Cereals
Cereal grains consist principally
of starch, which Is used to produce
energy and to form fat In the body.
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So God created man in His own image,
in the image of God created He him;
male and female created He them." we
read in the book of Genesis.
Jesus and
HIGHLIGHTS ON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
(The International Uniform
Lesson on the above topic for
Aug. 25 is Genesis 1.27, Exodus
20 14. Proverbs-4 14-23; 6:20-23;
20 11, Matthew 5:8, 27-30; Luke
2 52. I Corinthians 3:16, Ephe-
sians 5 1-6; Philippians 4 8;
1 Timothy 5 22. the Memory
Verse being Philippians 4 8.
"Whatsoever things are pure
whatsoever things are lovely,
whatsoever things are of good re
port, think on these things ")
"SO GOD created man in His
own image, in the image of God
created He him, male and female
created He them " Created in
Cods image and how far below
Him have we fallen to what we
should be' Think of all the un
speakable cruelties practiced by
man on man: the hatreds, jealous
ies, intolerance that are abroad
In the world. Man isn't entirely
lost, however, because, on (Tie
other hand, we can think of the
love, sacrifices, bravery of many,
many people!
"Thou shalt not commit adul
tery " That is the commandment
we are studying today in our les
son on "Jesus and Pure Living "
In a world gone wild with wars
and rumors of wars, with hus
bands far away from their fam
ilies, and coming back "lo unac
customed circumstances; it is no
wonder there is confusion and un
happmesa. There should not be
unfaithfulness, however, if peo
ple were what they should be
Men and women too have proved
that they can be faithful under
dire temptation, but many have
succumbed to this sin. Loyalty
i ml responsibility are two virtues
which should be impressed deeply
en the growing generation, to
take them safely through perilous
times Even little children can be
laigi-.t to be loyal and true to
tiair families, their playmates,
innr schoolmates and teachers
Things like this, taught m early
childhood, are likely to be re
membered and to influence people
tioi'iighoiit life
Aold KM
In Proverbs 4 14, 'we read:
'l,-.,tir not into the path of the
v i
krd. and go not in the way or
men Avoid it, pass not by
luin from it. and pass away.
they sleep not. except they
r done mischief; and their
; is taken away, unless they
!.'., some to fall. For they eat
bread of wickedness, and
:,k the wine of violence. But
path of the just is as the
shining light, that shincth more
an I more unto the perfect day."
In Chapter 6 it is written: "My
s-.n, keep thy father's tommand
minV and forsake not the law of
thy mother: Bind them continual
ly up'.'n thine heart, and tie them
Distributed by King
he (5ol6ett (Text
's
The statue of Laocoon.,
"Whatsoever things or pure, whatsoever things are lovely; WhaU
soever things are of good report . . think on these things." Phil. 4:9.
"Enter not into the path of the wicked,
and rii not m the way of evil men For
tiny nit the bread of wickedness, and
drink the wine of violence "
Pure Living
about thy neck. When thou goest
it shall lead thee; when thou
deepest it shall keep thee; and
when thou wakest, it shall talk
with thee. For the commandment
is the lamp; and the law is light;
and reproofs of instruction are
the way of life"
."Even a child is known by his
doings, w hether his work be pure,
and whether it be right," says an
other Proverb. Every child is en
titled to instruction in pure liv
ing, with a background of exam
ple to make it forceful. The sad
dest sight is to see a child or
family of children in a divided
household where purity and loy
alty have no part.
In the Sermon on the Mount
Jesus said, "Blessed are the pure
in heart; for they shall see God."
Jesus also said that even evil
thoughts were ns bad as actual
deeds.
Jesus, the one in the world who
had no sin in Him. grew up In
His own home, increasing in wis
dom and stature with the years,
and was favored by God and man
Man Owl's Temple
St. Paul, writing to his friends
in Corinth, which was considered
one of the wickedest cities of that
.time, wrote them, "Know ye not
that ye are the temple of God.
and that the Spirit of God dwell
eth in you?" Not only the mem
bers of the early church in Cor
inth, but all persons of all ages,
should be reminded of this and
taught that if they believe that,
they will keep their bodies and
minds pure to be worthy of their
Maker.
In another letter, this time to
the Ephesians, Paul exhorts them
to be followers of God. to be unit
ed in holiness and love, putting
ali impureness away from them.
"Neither foolishness, nor foolish
talking." VVe all know persons,
sometimes boys and even girls,
who like to tell off-color stories
and jokes, thinking it is what we
call "smart" to do so. Do they
think of their bodies, including
their tongues, 8s "temples of
God ? would they jest thus if
they did?
Our Memory Verse today is
part of Paul's letter to the Philip
pians. which is much recited in
sermons, but should be memorized
by large and small, for Its beauti
ful language and the influence it
would exert.
"Finally, brethren, whatsoever
things are true, whatsoever things
are honest, whatsoever things are
Just, whatsoever things are pure,
whatsoever things are lovely,
whatsoever things are of good
report; if there be any virtue,
and if there be any praise, think
cn these things." Those words
need no explanation or addition.
They should help everyone who
reads them to purer living.
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-My son. keep they father s command
ments, and forsake not the law of thy
mothe
thee,
r When thou goest. it snail I'-an
when thou steepest it shall keep
thee."
The
Everyday
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HERBERT SPAUGH, D. D.
REV.
If you want to was afraid that il had been a long
have a good time j time.
Irv saving some-. i ,Cently attended a national eon
Lliing nice to an- volition ol civic clubs. The closing
'other person or ; ..ession was quite evidently the
show ing apprecia-j in()S( onjoyablo. U was devoted
lion lo your as- l() uu, presentation of awards and
sociates. Y o u
might commence
on wife, husband,
father, molher.
some employee or
But let me offer
you haven't been
doing this, eom-
even the boss,
one warning if
in the habit of
mence gradually or
vou may be in
the position of a husband who was
attending an institute 1 was once
conducting on family relations. In
the first' session I advised wives and
husbands to show appreciation for
the other, suggesting that gilts and
compliments were as much appreci
ated after marriage as before.
In thp next session there was
question period. This husband an
nounced that he had followed my
advice and had taken a box ol can
dy home to his wife. She received
the gift With the question. "Now,
what Have you been up to?" He
said that he had a hard time ex
plaining, and that he did not think
much of my advice. I asked lutnilion. men use n. i ou win ue no
how long it had been since he had lighlfully surprised how the fric
taken such a gilt lo his wife, lie! lion of personal relations will he
ou;h iw. nnniri'i remember hul he 1
Our
mmmmia I IHIIIIWI j P
Syraiier Cresset
t
Buy
price.
Counselor
citations for outstanding service
of various clubs and individual
members. The atmosphere was one
I cheerful expectancy and entine-i-
asm. The various awards were
greeted with much applause. There
was little of monetary value in
these awards, but there was sincere
appreciation. Everybody was hav
ing a fine time.
The oil of appreciation is one of
humanity's best lubricants. Yet
it is used far too little. The pages
of our newspapers arc filled with
accounts of human, domestic, in
dustrial, civil and international
strife. Men and women hurl ac
cusations against one another.
I can,'t help wondering what
would happen if we would show
the same zeal in expressing ap
preciation for the virtues of others
that we do in denouncing their
faults.
Why not try carryihg along vv il h
you an oil-can filled with apprecia-
overcome, and daily situations wi
wice yearly
Dresses
FOR
Dress
one
ffet anotnei
COME IN
rheTO
And it us told of II:..- l...y J-siw Ilia
"increased in wisl'in and .statute,
in favor with Go,!ind man."
MEMORY VEKSE -I'hil. 4.S.
dill
I Rev. Kohl. Harris
!To Sneak Al Uuhlrind
Kev
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er at
Sunda
to an ;
Ciasw
of V.'i
ihe guest
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CommiHee Named
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Sunday
Klliotl
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conici , u
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Sound, r
I he chun ii
!! I'.ur
d a:
Fir.es Creek Church
To Have Annual
Dec-oral ion Day on
The annual Decora! ion Day
be held at Ihe Fines Creek Chun
oh Sunday afternoon. August. "
All 1 1 mse w ho have friends or
lives buried
are invited
event .
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to all end the annual , ,,,, ,. ,.MVP.
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