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TIIE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
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GO TO CHURCH SOMEWHERE EVERY SUND.
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At The
Churches
rmsT baptist church
Jesus Ministers to Human Needs
ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
Scripture Mark 5; 6:31-41; Luke 1:18-23; 13:1-10. . -
By Alffd J. Buaschar
U
I. G F.lliott, Pastor
Siim1.iv
Sim.l iv
a plan- .(in
eveiy age
sui i i in!' i)
study Mi-
hool at !l:45. There is
,i weli-onie for those of
H ii Phillips is tJcnc-ral
ht. This .Sunday f
- Miin-tr to Human
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&v l jlpf z
y
hip at 11 00. The
M'j'l'. I
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Morn rii' Wnr
Iast in ' till ) 1 1 1
For tin- I. ad
44:2." ? I Ther
l v, ill hi-: "Pleading
Seiiptuiv: Genesis
re will Im pecial
emoi Choir, Charles
Mrs Douglas Moore.
im Training Union.
mm ic by I lii
Islcs , dili ( toi
organist .
There will In'
Presenting al
Evening Wor-
ship lain: t
CLUB, ii ml
Elizabeth I
of voice al
re M A US 1111. 1. GLEE
r the direction of Mrs
ogan Souther, teacher
Mar- Hill College
Monday
Sund.iv Si
leachei will
monthly nu et
supper al 0:4
At Ihi tunc
hoid olfieers and
haw l lit u- regular
in:; and co ered-dish
a in the social hall
the third picture in
the m r:e ' Tv u 'I hole and Yeai's
Ago " will be shown. This picture
portrays The Scliool in Palestine
;.t the lone ot Christ,
Wednesday
Junior K. A's. will meet in the
social hall at 3:30.
Youth Choir meets for rehear
sal at 0:45.
Regular Midweek Prayer Meet
ing at 7:30. At this time the rno
tion picture. "A Great Achieve
mi nt." a story of the life of Dr.
George W. Truett, will be shown.
Senior Choir rehearsal at 8:15.
Thursday
Jr. C. A.'s meet with Mrs. C. C.
League at 3:30.
. Friday
Sunbeams meet in the social hall
'at 3:30.
ST. JOHN'S ( III IK H
Key A. F Hohrbacher. Pastor
Ma- . w ill I),, as follows:
Way ues i!le, St. John's church,
i very Sunda at 11 a.m.
Canton, yMCA building, every
t lord Sunday at 8 a m.
CRABTREE METHODIST
(TRCL'IT
C O Newell, Pastor
( labtu e Sunday School at
10 30 Torn Kirkpatrick, Supt.
Andy Feign-on. Assistant Supt.
Cliur(h services each second and
fourth Sunday at 11:30 o'clock.
Methodist Youth Fellowship at
C ;;0 p in
Davis Chapel Sunday School at
10 o'clock. Frank Davis, Supt. Jar
vis Calif"-" Assistant Supt.
Chin i a r :-. ice each first and
third Sundays at 11 o'clock.
Methoih t Youth Fellowship at
7 o'cloi k Joe Caldwell, president.
F'ineh.M
Si hool at
Supt . W
Tun ch
s Chapel - Sunday
10 o'clock. Fred Noland
f McCi aryv , Assistant.
Services each first and
third Sui. la.
Methndl-t
7 o'cloc k. Mi
at 11 o'clock.
Youth Fellowship at
Liicile Haney Tabor
president.
Ml. Ziuii -.' (.. idav School at 10
o'cloi 1; 11i:c.i.i Rogers. Sup.
Cincih i . i. e . every second
and fi.inth Sin. day at 11 o'clock
i.ox
S CHAFF L METHODIST
III RCH
il li. DuckwalJ. Pastor
Mar. h 13
in Sunday School for all
Sunda
) la
Listen To
Read Your Bible
Campaign
Every Friday
c-.n p. m.
WHCC, 1400 K. C.
Mr. Farmer
We Are Prepared To Fill
Your Spring Requirements
V-C
International
Morris
Nitrate Of Soda
AAA SEED and SUPERPHOSPHATE
ORDERS FILLED
Case Tractors and Farm Machinery
Horse Drawn 10 and 12 Disc Harrows
Lime Spreaders Drag Harrows
WE DELIVER
H. S. WARD
LAKE "JUNALUSKA
A man posacsaed of a violent spirit a
manage to others came to Jesus for
belp. Jesus cast out the evil spirit, and
wha other evil spirits gathered, He
caat them into a herd of swine which
ran into the sea and drowned.
age groups
11 a. m. Morning worship with
the sermon by the pastor.
7:30 p. ni. Methodist Youth Fel
lowship. "How Can 1 Know What
Is Right In My Thinking?", Lead
er. Ted Noland.
Monday. March 14
7:30 p. m. The Wesley.m Service
Guild will meet with Mrs. Dock
Boyd on Crabtree Road. Mrs C
N. Clark will be the guest speaki r
for the evening.
Wednesday, March 16
6:45 p. m. Boy Scout Troop No
8 meets in the basement of the
church.
Thursday, March 17
7:30 p. m. The Board of Stewards
of the church will meet at the
parsonage All members are en
couraged to attend this meeting.
BETHEL METHODIST CIll'RCII
Clyde L. Collins Pastor
Sunday
March 13 "Layman':
Day".
10:00 Sunday School
Mr .1
Letch Worley, Supt.
11:00 Layman's Day Service
Th
laymen of the church will he m
j charge of the service. Mr. M C
Nix, teacher of Vocational .Vini
culture at Bethel llit'h Scliool will
i lead the devotional ami li
Charles Osborne, Lay Leader of
Bethel Methodist Church, will de
liver the address. "I Am a Mellu,
dist".
7:00 Methodist Youth Fellow,
ship. Joe Jack Wells will he in
charge of a Forum on "Russia, an t
the Problem of Peace".
7:00 Adult Bible Course. Topic
for Discussion "Jodah '-, Relnim
and the Prophets".
Week of Dedication Sunday.
March 13 through Sunday. March
20,
This is the week that the people
of the Church have set aude Ii,
dedicate themselves to the work
of Christ and his church We have
set aside four nights of this week
to come together in different
homes of our community to di -cuss
the misrionary work of the
church, to discover our own spiritu
al needs, and to pray for ourselves
and for the world of needy people
that Christ gave his ,f,. ), yVe
invite the people of our church
ana all others who are interested
to come to the following siivires
of dedication.
March 14th. 7:30 at the home of
Mr. Joe Beverage Mrs. Welch Sin
gleton, speaker.
March 15th. 7:30 al the home of
Mr. Roy Morgan. Mrs. Clyde Col
lins, speaker.
March 17th, 7.30. at the home of
Mr. Carl Edwards. Mr. J. Lelch
Worley. speaker.
March 18th. 7:30, at the home of
Mrs. Eccles Cathey. Mrs. Hugh K.
Terrell, speaker.
Sunday. March 20th, at 11:00
there will be a service of Dedica
tion. An offering will be taker
ioi uie .vuvance oi our .Vlissionurv
work, at home and abroad
Fertilizers
PHONE 261-YV
Jairus, one of the rulers of the syna
gogue, came to Jesus saying his little
daughter was 111, and asking Jesus to
go to her. Before they could get to
Jairus' home, word came that she had
died, but Jesus raised her up.
Notice To Pastors
About News Items
Pastors of Haywood are in
vited to make use of this page
every Friday. All cluiiih an
nouncements are gladly publish
ed nithout cost.
Several subscribers of this
newspaper have repeatedly ask
ed the publishers why the church
notices of certain churches are
mil carried on this page. Our
only answer is that the pastor
of the church does not give us
the information.
The deadline for getting news
on this page is three o'clock each
Wednesday.
( FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
j Rev. Russell L. Young, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a.m. Francis
i Massie. Superintendent. We are
growing, come and grow with us.
I You vill feel belter if you will re
I main lor Hie 11 o'clock service too
' lie one of the 13 000.000 who have
tune tor did and church.
Mm i, ing Worship, il o'clock
This is The Week of Dedication.
Following appropriate music by
the Senior Choir, under the direc
tion o! Mrs. Fred Martin, the pas
tor will In ing a message in keep
ug with the week. W. A. Bradley,
chairman of the Finance Cominit
!cc, will bring a three minute mes
o'e on "ll My Dollars Could
Talk". Toniinv Curtis will read the
Scripture and Anne Bischofr will
"ive Hie invocation and Youth
benediction. This service and the
Sunday School hour will be broad
cast over WHCC.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet in the evening at 6:45
All Young People are invited lo
mint and
en- ion ol
I Right?
lead.
Al the
lake a nail in tho dis
How Can I Know What
Margaret Reece will
Evening- Worship, 7:30
n the Youih
luv Jr. will
Y'milh Choir,
ol All . Clilli,
Chael, Bronson Mat
had in singing. The
under the direction
id W. Senile, the new
(In ei tor lor tin Youth' Choir, will
liuiii li .- pedal music. The pa tor
will pt ak on "The Fifth Sign".
Profruiii For The Week Of
Dedication March 14-;;o
A com led di-h supper 6:30 Mon
day evening for the .one Captains
and Committee on Evangelism in
Hie Dining Hall. All members are
in god to he presenl. This is a most
important meeting.
The Wt -si. van Service Guild will
nu i t al the home of Mrs. J. K.
Klutlz at 7:30 Tuesday evening
with Mrs Homer I'lott co-hostess.
Youth Supper, 6:30 o'clock, in
the Dining Hall Wednesday evening-
This will be the special fea
ture of the Week of Dedication for
the youth. Following the meal, we
will go into the Youth Chapel
win re we will "hear the Rev. Hor
ace McSwain of Bryson City in a
pedal message to youth, after
which the sacraments of the Lord's
Supper will be administered. It is
hoped all of our young people will
he present for this service. I
The church will he warm and
open on Wednesday and Thursday
from 1 1 30 to 1 o'clock for all who
cish to come in for a few min
u'es of silent prayer and dedica
tion Mrs. W. .. Malney or Mrs.
i'n-d Calhoun will be at the organ
and the pastor will b,. present to
idunni .ter the sacraments. The !
acraments will also be adminis- i
len d following th,. evening serv-'
ice. The pastor urges every mem- 1
her. and anyone else who wishes, j
o make this personal dedication !
il one of these services. j
Our church is taking as a Mis-I
sion Snecial a full lime preacher in I
Poland at a cost of $1000.00. This i
is to be raised during the Week of !
Dedication, therefore, every mem- :
btr js asked to make as liberal of-
firing as he cares lo make at the '
11 o'clock service, March 20, or one
of the services before that time. Il i
is hoped we can raise this amount I
without any personal snlictoiir, I
GRACE CHURCH
IV-THE-MOUNTAINS
Episcopal
The Rev. Edgar Goold, Rector
March 13
Second Sunday In Advent.
Church School, 9.45 a.m.
Morning prayer and sermon
11:00 am.
Wednesday, March 16
Evening Lenten service and ad.
dres, 8:00 p.m.
On His way to heal Jairus' daughter,
the crowd about Jesus was so dense that
a sick woman could only take hold of
His robe, but Jesus, asking who touched
Him, she fell at His feet and told Him,
and was healed.
II A 7. E I . W OO I) P R FS Ti V 1 I 1! I . V N
VHl Ki ll
Paul PatUiun Thrower, Minister
Sunday School, 10 00 a. m. Law
son Siiiiiinerrow, superintendent.
Morning Win -hip. 11:01) o'clock,
'l-l. 3rd and iih Sunday s i .
Children's Hour. 0:4") p. in.
lOvening Worship. 7:30 o'clock,
i 2nd and filli Sundays i .
Midweek Bible Hour,
day. 7:30 p. in. Followed
practice.
"The Glorious Gospel
the pastor's subject al
Wednes
hy Choir
w I
bo
the oven-
ing service Sunday,
dren's Hour, i:4r p.
will talk especially
At the Chil
iii., the pastor
to the young
people who are preparing them
selves for church membership.
Church Membership Day will be
observed the last Sunday of this
month at which time a number of
young people and older ones are
planning In unite with the church.
At the Bible hour Wednesday
'evening the group will study to
gether the First epistle of Thessa
loniaus. On Thursday evening, 7:00
o'clock, the men of the church will
hold their first monthly supper
nieeling. All men connected with
the church or Sunday School are
invited. Phase noliiy either Mr.
Thrower or Mr. Gaddis if planning
lo he present.
Jesus Ministers
THE MASTER HEALS
Scripture Mark 5; 6--31-44
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
IN JESUS' time even as in
our own dav many suffered ills
i of- mind and body. Jesus came
riot only as the Saviour of man
kind, but also to minister to those
j who were suffering. He thus not
! only showed His power as the
I Messiah to heal their bodily ills,
j but He comforted those that were
i soul-sick.
j The lesson assigned to us to
day is too long to dwell on at
length in the space assigned to
I us, so we must briefly sketch the
particular miracles that He per
formed, as related in Mark and
Luke, and allow the yteacners to
enlarge on the lesson.
In January we had the story of
John the Baptist, in prison, send
ing messengers to ask Jesus if
He was Indeed the One the people
had been looking for; and how
these men, saw Him perform
many miracles that convinced
them and John that Jesus was
Indeed the Christ, so we need not
linger on that part of our lesson.
MEMORY
"Give 111 this day our daily
When Jesus came near the
town of Gariara. a man who was
afflicted with an evil and violent
spirit, whom no man could tame,
and who dwelt in caves and
tombs, mot Him and asked His
help. Je3us cast out the wicked
spirit that possessed him and
asked the spirit his name. He
said it was "Legion: for we are
many."
A great' herd of swine were
feeding near by, and the Lord, at
the devils' request, sent them into
these beasts, who thereupon ran
down the rocks into the sea.
When the people saw this man,
who had been so violent, sitting
clothed and in his right mind,
they were afraid.
Jesus and those with Him again
crossed the sea and one of the
rulers of the synagogue, Jairus
tjy name, came to Him, saying
his little daughter was very sick
and asking would Jesus come to
her?
So many people surrounded the
Lord at the time that a woman
who was afflicted could not get
to Him, but she was able to come
near enough to touch His gar
ment, saying, "If I may but touch
Hi clothes I shall be whole."
She was thus healed of her 111.
but Jesus turned about and asked
"Who touched My clothes?" and
then the woman was able to
throw herself at His feet, and tell
u4 on copyright fd outlinu produced
" Kroctuea tnd usrt ty ptrmujloa.
CRABTREE METHODIST
CHARGE
C. O. Newell, Pastor
The pastor will preach at Crab
tree Church, Sunday at 11:00 a m.
Theme, "Getting Right With God
and Man".
The Crabtree-Iron Dulf young
people will meet at Crabtree al
7:00 p.m.
Mrs. Newell will preach at Ml.
Zion al 11:00 a.m.
Pinchers Chapel Methodist
I Youth Fellowship will meet at 7:00
p.m. Barbara Cockrell, president,
will be in charge.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Davis Chapel will
meet with Mrs. French Davis,
Thursday, March 17.
Fincher's Chapel W.S.C.S. wilt
meet F'riday, March 11.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE
The subject for the lesson-ser-l
mun al the Christian Science Serv
ice on next Sunday morning: will
be "Substance".
; The service will he held in Un
church rooms on the second floor
j of the Masonic Temple at 11
o'clock.
Oil is obtained from the
leaves of the small trailing
wintergreen.
gldssy
shrub.
to Human Need
THE AFFLICTED
Luke 7 18-23, 19 1-10.
Him her story. "Daughter,
thy
faith hath made thee whole;
go
in peace, and be whole of
thy
plague," Jesus told her.
While Jesui talked to the wo
man, word came to Jairus that
his daughter was dead. Jesus said
to the ruler, "Be not afraid, only
believe." Jesus then accompanied
him to his home, where they
found relatives and fiends weep
ing and wailing Jesus said to
them, "Why make ye this ado,
and weep? the damsel is not dead,
but sleepeth."
The weepers laughed Him to
scorn, but turning all out of the
room but the child's father,
mother "and them that were with
Him," the . Lord entered the room,
and taking the girl by ' the hand,
said, "Damsel, I say unto thee,
arise."
"And straightway the damsel,
arose, and walked . . . And they'
were astonished with a great as
tonishment." And Jesus charged
them to tell no man and "corn-
VERSE
bread," Matthew 6 11
manded that' something should be
given her to eat."
However, it was not only those
that were possessed with devils
and those who were suffering
from bodily ills that Jesus healed.
In the 10th chapter of St Luke
we hear how He turned a man
from his sinful ways and made
him a better and happier person.
As Jesus entered and passed
through Jericho, a man named
Zacchaeus, a publican 4 tax-gatherer)
and rich, wanted to see
Him. but being of small stature,
he climbed into a sycamore tree
to see Jesus pass.
When the Master came to this
place. He looked up at Zacchaeus
and said, "Zacchaeua, make haste,
and come down; for today I must
abide at thy house."
Zacchaeua hastily came down
and received Jesua Joyfully. Peo
ple standing about grumbled that
the Lord "was gone to be the
guest of a man that is a sinner."
But Zacchaeus said to Him,
"Behold, Lord, the half of my
goods I give to the poor; and if
I have taken anything from any
man by false accusation, I re
store him two-fold."
"And Jeua said unto him, This
day U salvatjon . come to this
house, forasmuch as he also ,1s a
son of Abraham.
"Tor the Son of Man.ia come
to tk and to save that which
by 1 w istrrstuni Council of MigMas
Uiftributf4 to; tir.t tut Irrtlcit.
Passing through Jericho, a man of low
stature wanted to see the Lord, so he
climbed into a tree, but Jeans, looking
up at him, said, "Come down, for today
I must abide at thy house."
MEMORY VHRSE Maithcw o il.
Large Crowd At
Crabtree Singing
A large crowd attended Hu
rt j'ldar first Sunday singiii:1 con
veiilion at the Cralilnv Kaptisl
church last Sunday.
Singers from many -eel ions of
the county were present and par
ticipated. Among the singers were
Ray Parker and his Melody Five
quartette, and Hie Gospel llar
moneers of Candler.
The singing convent ion is held
on the first Sunday of each month,
starting at 1:30 and continuing
until four o'clock. All singers are
extended an invitation to attend.
BETHEL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Paul Patter
son Thrower,
Minister
i. m. L.
Sunday School. 10:00 a.
M. West .superintendent.
Morning Worship, 11:00
m
'F.acli 2nd and .rth Sunday).
In addition lo Hie regular, morn
ing worship Sunday, the pastor is
planning a special baptismal ser
vice, at which il is expected that
three generations will receive the
rite of baptism together.
At three o'clock Sunday after
noon the ladies of I he church will
meet for a special nieeling; pre
paratory lo organizing the Women
of the Church.
CLYDE Ml TllonrsT
CHURCH
m
T. Medlin, .Jr., Minister
w
Sunday,
Sunday
March 13, 104!)
10:01) Sunday School fur all
croups. Grady Rogers. Supei inl,
age
nd-
ent
1100 Morning Worship with ser
mon by the minister on the subject
"I Hi lieve In Goil .
0:30 Methodist Youth Fellowship
i.30 Kveinng wor l,.p u,i, n.
-ermoi. "The G.. p. 1 of A not her
Cha nee".
Monday
o i
neguiar meeting ,,l the Hoard
Slewards at 7:00 in I he Mini-V
Study.
Wednesday
of
eewecK rraver
'hoir liehe.il al V
Thursday
MM .. . i.
:0ll
!0.
Committee on Kvati"eli
m
and
till-
'vieinoersiiip in,-el
i.OO in
s meets
minister's Study.
Troop !). Boy Scout
Hie Scout Room at 7 ;;o
in
WAYNESVIIXK ''"I SItVTFRIW
CIII'RCH
Hev. Malcolm R. Williamson. Paslor
Whilener Pivvosl. Snpci mlciidoni
oi Sunday School
unday School ,
Morning Worsh
ill 10:00 o'clock.
'P 1 1:00 o'clock
nermuji Subject'
ing The Collection
.ovv i oiicern-
There will bt. a congregational
meeting following the n -....
the purpose of adopt i,,;; (lu church
uulw "r ihe new Chinch
IF. I... . -
v ear
volunteer pledges will I..
from all present who nr..
received
prepared
ivv-hip
lo make their pledges.
I'loneer and Youth
meetings at C:3n.
LAKE JINAI.i
Rev. O. J. !
lU'TIST
Sunday
. IJ l:.
school
'I 10 a
'. . iiiie.v, superintendent
Inl.:
...... ,K services as loll
nvvs:
Sundays at 7 30 ,
Ihird Sundays at 1 ) no a ,
Mid-week pray,.,- sni.'(.
Wednesday night at 7 -j,.
nil
(-'(
DELI.WOOD ME i lioiii T
( IR( I IT
Rev. J.
K. Ii. Holi
er, p. ir
Layman's Day
held Sunday, al
with laymen' at
churches:
serv ice
wi
eleven o'clock
Hie following
Hugh
er will
wood.
Ratclifte, charge
be the speaker
lay
at
lead
Dell H. A. Jeffries, designer of Day
ton Rubber Company, will speak
at Maple Grove. There will hi
some one at the Elizabeth Chapel
at the morning worship hour.
The paslor will preach at Mag
gie at 11 o'clock. The theme will
be, "The Octopus of Society'
evils of strong drink.
The public is invited to attend
all these services.
Raising the daughter ot jus
"Give us this day our daily bread."-MiUthew j
azelwood Baptists 1
Stage 3 - Month Lop
Campaign; Starts Ap
Workers Of Sun.
School To Meet
Here On Monday
The olfieers and teachers of the
First FSaplist Sunday School will
hold their monthly meeting Mon
day night al 0:45 in the social hall
of the Welch Memorial Building.
This will be a covered dish supper
meet ing.
lien Phillips, superintendent,
urges all olfieers and teachers lo
be presenl. Mrs. Kenneth Lowe
will lead the devotional. Plans
will be discussed concerning the
Daily Vacation Hible School which
is .scheduled for June. The prob
lem of providing sufficient room
lo lake care of the ever increasing
atlendance of tin- adult department
will he discussed.
The feature of (he meeting will
he the third installment of the film
"Two Thousand Years Ago." This
ei u s oi sniinii motion lilms in
color gives Ihe background of Ihe
current Sunday Scliool lessons, por-
Iradiig the life, cusloins, and work
of the people in the days of Christ,
the school of two Hum. and years
"'!! 's Hie I heme of I his film to he
-liawn Monday night.
Special Movie To
Be Shown Wed.
hi First Baptist
"The Gre.'ilest Achievement" will
he hovui at ihe First Papli-.t
I.urdi Wednesday night, March
in', al 7 30 This is a .sound, color
Nil Pol having a lite eiuimleli.le
a
leilicaird to ihe will of God. The
Sunday Scliool Hoard of the Soulh-
1 11 liapl : I ( 'oiivt nt iim released,
'he. him a few months ago on the
' ' Ihe lale Dr. George W.
I'm' il. It gives particular empha-
is lo the forty-six year ministry
's pastor of the First Baptist
.Inn eh of Dallas, Texas. The film
high-lights other achievements of
Mils denominational servant and
loriner president of the Baptist
World Alliance.
'Ihe First Baptist Church cor
dially invites the public to see and
h'-ar thits "Greatest Achievement".
Rev. V. N. Allen To Be
On WHCC Next Week
Hev. V. N. Allen, pastor of the
Pigeon Vallev Mptlinrlict h,.,.i.
"ill conduct morning devotions
over station WHCC Monday
Ihrough Saturday of next week at
'' 30 The public is cordially in
program of spiritual meditations
died to listen (o this week-dav
pmisorod by (he Haywood County
Ministerial Association.
The following week. Rev. C. II.
Greene, paslor of the West Canton
Haptisl church will be the speaker.
Two From Here At
Dnptist Conference
The Norlh Carolina Evangelistic
Conference of Ihe Baptist Conven
venfion will bp held at Hip First
Haplisl church of Winston-Salem,
Monday through Wednesday noon
of nexl week. Pastors and laymen
of Haywood county are expected
lo allend. Rov. M. L. Lewis of
Haelvvood and Rev. L. G. Elliott
of Waynesville will represent the
Baptist congregations of the two
communities.
Iran
500,000
now produces more than
barrels of crude oil daily.
The oil refinery at Abadan in
Iran has a daily capacity of 490,-
uoo barrels, and is thus the world's tet
largest. a. m.
1 aster- i,f ijjjjj
cnurchc- alv sctlt.du!j
day to diM-n- plajss
i much I.uulu c
was adopted In d
Baptists laN Sundai
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are greall- nilhsfd.
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