SUE WAYNESVXLLE MOUNTAINEER
GO TO CHURCH SOMEWHERE EVERY SUNT)
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ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
From Malachi to Christ
AT THE
CHURCHES
.Scripture Daniel 2:81-43: 8: It; MaJhcM ;l-5; 4; Luke l:7-79 t;25-8St John IQ-.u. is.
DELLWOOD METHODIST
CIRCUIT
Rev. J. E. B. Houser, Pastor
The pastor will fill his tegular
appointment at Maple (Jrove at 11
a. m. Sunday, June 27.
There will be a leception of
members at Dellwood at 10 a. m.
Services at Maggie will be held
St 8 p. m.
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GRACE CHURCH
IN-THE-MOUNTAINS
Episcopal
Rev. Edgar H. Goold, Rector
Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
Church School at 9.30 a. ni.
Morning prayer and sermon at .
11 a. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. L. G. Elliott. Pastor
Sunday School at 9:45, Be'n Phil
lips, general superintendent. Les
son title: "From Malachi to Christ."
Total present last Sunday 274
Present one year ago 185.
Morning Worship at 11:00. Ser
mon subject: "Coming to Terms
with the World". Psalms 24: 1-2.
Matthew 4:8-11. Text: Matthew
4:8-9. Special music by the choir
Under the direction of Aaron Hy
att, Mrs. Douglas Moore organist.
B.T.U. at 6:45.
Evening Worship at 8:00. The
pastor will speak on: "The Change
less Christ for A Changing World."
Hebrews 12: 25-29 Text: Hebrews
13:8.
Wednesday: At the Midweek
Prayer Meeting hour a motion pic
ture will he shown: "The Koail We
Walk", in keeping with World Ke
lief Week.
Thursday: Intermediate G. A.'s
meet at the church at 3:30.
Friday: Sunbeams meet at the
church at 3:30.
Sunday. June 27 through Sun
day 4 is World Relief Week. At
tention is called to the fact that
each person, man, woman and child
is urged to bring one pound of
food or clothing during this week,
to be shipped to Europe and Asia.
These articles are to he left in Un
church office.
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John the Baptist preaching.
"H loved u, and ent His son."-l John 410
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King Nefcuchadnewtaf had atrange
dream, which troubled him. He saw a
great Image with head of gold, breast
and arma of allvcr, Wily and thighs of
braaa, legs and feat of Iron and clay.
Daniel interpreted it.
t tfca nini of Relshazzar. Daniel had
a vision wherein he aaw a ram with
tvro horns, one shorter than tha other,
and a goat with one abort .horn be
tween his eyes, and the goat fought the
ram and conquered him.
Then a man appeared to Daniel in the
vision and explained to him that a king
would come and destroy many, and ha
would even stand up against the Prince
of princes, but Should "be broken "with
out hand." '
Malachi. followhTivS
t a messenger J0
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CHl'RCH
Mrs M. B Lee. Pastor
Sunday School 10 a in.
Morning Worsliij) 11 a.m.
The Rally Day program will he
presented at this hour. The subject
is "Search Ye the Scripture". All
of the children in Sunday School.
Beginners, Primaries, Juniors, anil
Intermediates are asked to tak.
part in this program. The ohhr
departments are ivprescuted by
some members of thai ilepartaicni.
Kvening Worship 8:11(1 p. m Tin
theme for this service is "Keepe:-.
of the flood Name".
The public is cordiall inwlcd
to attend each service.
Mid-Week Services
Wednesday 8(11) p.m. Prayer
service.
Thursday 3:30 p m. Childi. n s
Hour.
Thursday 7:30 p.m. Youth f ellowship.
HAF.l.WOOD PRESBYTERIAN
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Paul Patterson Thrower. Minister
Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. Law
son SuinmciTow, Supt.
Morning Worship 11:00 a.m.
"Christ The Sinner's Friend,"
will he the pastor's subject Sun
day morning. There will be no
evening service, but all are invited
to attend tlu- revival services at
the llaelwood Baptist Church. At
the midweek service, Wednesday,
7:30 p.m.. the pastor will give a sec
ond of a series of studies on the
general topic. "Knowing Our
Church." Tin- subject for Wednes
da will be, "Our Church And Its
Officers".
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Sundy School, 10 a.m., M. H.
Bowles, supt. The Women's Bible
Class, Mrs. Henry Gaddy, teacher,
will be on WHCC this Sunday
morning.
Morning Worship, 11 a. m. Fol
lowing very special music by the
Senior Choir, the pastor will bring
a message on the theme, "Pear?
and Joy Can Be Yours". Thia serv
ice will also be broadcast over
WHCC. Come, but if you can't
come, listen.
Parents with small babies and
i children under three are reminded
that the Nursery Is now prepared
'with competent help to take care
of their children from 10:45 to 12.
Bring them, relax and enjoy the
service.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service is giving a supper in
the Dining Hail of the church at
(1:30 Sunday evening for all our
college age young people, wheth
er in college or not, and all mem
bers of the MYF and Youth Choir.
This will be followed by special
music and a short meditation by
the pastor. If you are in one of
these groups, come.
Attend the Lake Junaluska serv
ices in the evening at 8 o'clock.
Choir rehearsals: Senior Choir,
8 o'clock, Wednesday evening;
Youth Choir, 7 o'clock, Friday eve
ning. Note change in hour for
the latter.
MacArthur and Stassen
Are Contrasts in Ages
PHILADELPHIA (UP) Young
est man to be nominated for the
presidency by the Republican party
was Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New
York, who was 42 when nominated
in 1944.
Oldest was Benjamin Harrison,
who was 59 in 1892 when nomin
ated for his second term. Average
age of all GOP nominees since the
party offered its first candidate in
1856 has been 51.7 years.
Oldest of those mentioned as a
possible nominee at this year's
convention is 68-year-old Gen.
Douglas MacArthur. Youngest is
41 -year-old Harold E. Stassen, for
mer Minnesota governor.
Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio is
58, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of Now
York is 46( Sen. Arthur H. Van
denberg is 64 Speaker Joseph W.
Martin, Jr., Is 63 and Gov. Earl
Warren of California is 57.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE
"Christian Science" will he the
subject of the lesson-sermon at the
Christian Science service next
Sunday morning. The service will
be held at 11 o'clock in the church
rooms on the second floor of the
Masonic Temple.
Testimonial meetings are held
on the first and third Wednesday
evenings of each month.
ST. JOHN'S CHl'RCH
Rev. A. F. Rohibaiher. Pastor
Andrews, Terrace Hotel
Every .1th Sunday
Bryson City, St. Joseph's
Church every 1st Sun
day .
Canton, Y M C A. Build
ing every 3rd Sunday
Cherokee, Qualla Hall
Every 2nd Sunday
Cullowhee, Student
Union Building every
1st Wednesday
Fontana Dam, Recrea
tion Bldg. every Sun
day 11:00 A.M.
Franklin, John Wasilik .
..Jlome Every Sunday 8:00, A.M.
Highlands, ScnooL Atidi- " -
torium every Sunday 11:00 A.M.
Murphy, John Manthey
Home every 1st Sunday
Sylva, William Wise
Home every 4th Sunday
Wayneaville, St. John's
Church, every Sunday 11:00 A M
FROM MALACHI TO CHRIST
WHAT HAPPENED BETWEEN THE TESTAMENTS
' Scripture Darnel 2:31-49; 8; 11; Malachi 3:1-9; 4; Luke 1:87-79;,
2:29-33; John 10:22, 23.
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THE FIRST part of our leaaon
concerns itself with visions flrat
a dream by King Nebuchadnez
zar, Interpreted by Daniel, and a
vision Daniel had which waa ex
plained by a supernatural being1
In the form of a man.
Nebuchadnezzar's dream, which
puzzled his wise men, waa of aee
ing a great image with a head
of gold, breast and arma of all
vcr, belly and thighs of braas,
legs of Iron and clay. Daniel aald
the golden head was Nebuchad
nezzar himself (the Babylonian),
whose reign was good; the oth
ers were progressively evil em
pires, the silver the Medo-Peraian
Greek brass and the Roman, who
waa represented by the leg! of
iron and clay, symbolizing the
eastern and western divisiona of
the empire. Eventually, after
these conquering empires, God
would set up His own government
"which shall never be destroyed,"
Daniel promised. That time is not
yet come, but it is still the hope
tof the world.
Daniel's vision was of a rani
with two horns, one longer than
the other, and a goat with one
great horn between hia eyea. Tha
y delight in: behold, He ahall
coma, aaith tha Lord of Hoata.
But who may abide the day of
Hia coming?" This prophecy
points to the coming of John the
Baptist, the forerunner of Chrltt
Since tha time of these ancient
Hebrew conqueror, many na
tion have come and gone, aoma
bent, as in our own day. with
conquering and ruling the whole
earth. They have been put down,
and now we are striving to unite
the nations In a governing body,
each independent, but working
toward a time when no one ahall
be able even to attempt to subdue
the others. Our prayers and all
our most earnest efforts should,
be directed to this great end.
The leaaon now turns to ta
New Testament, where Luke tells
of tha birth of John the Baptist
to the priest Zacharlas and his,
wife, Elizabeth. Zacharlas hid
been struck dumb before the birth
of huf son, but when the child
waa born hia mouth waa open4
and he praised Cod. saying,
"Blessed be the Lord God of Is
rael; for He hath visited and re
deemed His people. And hathi
raised up an horn of aalvatiaa
for ua in the house of His servaat
MEMORY VERSE
"He loved ua, and $ent Bit Son." I J(k 4
scene was on the banks of a
river, and as Daniel looked, the
goat fought the ram and con
quered and trampled him. Then
the gnat horn was broken and
four more took ita place.
As Daniel wa pondering the
meaning of t' vision a man ap
peared i iitni, and he waa told
that i..c ram with two horns rep
t .iented the Medo-Persian em
pire, and the rough he-goat was
the king of Greece, the great horn
between his eyes waa Alexander
the Great, who conquered Medo
Persia, and the four kingdoms
that arose when the great horn
was broken when Alexander died
were the four divisions of Al
exander empire, Greece, Asia
Minor, Egypt and tha East.
Daniel's prophecies were ut
tered about 590-635 B. C , Malav
chi came about a century later.
The tatter's prophesy, in Malachi,
chapter 3, reada: "Behold, I will
send My messenger, and he ahall
prepare the way before Me: and
the Lofd, whom ye seek, shall
come to His temple, even the
messenger of the covenant, wbaaa
David: AS He spake by the mouth,
of His holy- prophets; which have
been since the world began: That
we should be saved from our ene
mies, and from the hand of all
that hate ua."
8 pare will not allow as to dis
cuss the details of the numerous
Bible references and the ideas set
forth therein in this interesting
lesson. We have just room to re
cite Simeon's Joy in the birth of
Jesus, the Messiah. Tha infant,,
jrva remember waa taken to th
temple by His parents when H
was a baby. There Simeon, a
just old man and devout, took
the child in his arms and blessed
God, saying, "Lord, now letteat
Thou Thy servant depart ta
peace, according ta Thy wort:
For mlAe eyes bars seen Thy
salvation, which Tkoa haat pre
pared before the face of all peo
ple; a liitht to lighten the Gen
tiles, and the glory of Thy people
Israel."
Israel now again la a nation.
WlO this new -old land be allowed
to gain peace and prosper In ta
family ef one world?
ROAD BUILDERS TO MEET
CHICAGO (UPl Road builders
from ahout 40 countries will meet
here this summer to study recent
developments of the American
Road Builders' Association. The
program will include discussions of
finance, design, research, main
tenanee, and construction of mod
ern highways.
One sixth of all the life Insur
ance now in force in the United
States is group life insurance.
So you can't leave it alone when
the crowd says Come on? You
know that it is doing you no good.
You've seen what it does to'others.
You are violating your conscience.
You are turning your back on what
you were taught at home by your
parents. You are heading for grief,
and deep down in your heart you
know it.
This is written to that increas
ing group of younger people who
are taken up with social drinking.
Many of you don't like the stuff,
neither the taste, nor what it does
to you. But that is what "every
body else is doing" and you can't
stand out against it. You could
stop now if you had Ihe backbone.
Ten years from now you probably
can't. Then, In all likelihood, you'll
be like that pitiful group of middle-aged
men and women who are
now crowding our hospitals and al
coholic institutions. The cases
haunt my desk and study.
I've talked to many of these
young people. I find many of them
this vicious thing, but they say
"everybody we know does it."
This nation did not become great,
and will not remain great, by rea
son of its social life. The funda
mental institutions of our democ
racy are the home, the school and
the church. These are our charac
ter-forming agencies, without which
our vast and important industrial
might would become a Franken
stein.
In the late seventeenth and ear
ly eighteenth centuries, England
was at a low ebb morally and spiri
tually with an acute alcohol prob
lem. Historians tell us that with
out the spiritual revival of the
Wesley's, the industrial revolution
and the factory system could never
have arisen in England. It sobered
up men and women so they could
operate the newly-invented ma
chines. It is high ttme we in the United
States undertook moral and spiri
tual rearmament. When children in
our so-called good homes play at
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