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Several Programs
Set For Week At
Clyde Methodist
Special to The Mountaineer)
A number of special activities
hems held at the ciyae Merno-
,i. t church throughout this week.
ji cording to announcement by Rev.
W. T. Medlin, Jr., pastor.
Friday at 7:30 p.m., a circle
ut the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service will be organized for
I he young business women who are
unable to attend afternoon meet
ings of other church circles. Mrs.
Medlin will preside over this or
ganizational meeting in the little
auditorium at the church.
Women of the church will serve
a baked ham supper at the Clyde
kchool cafeteria from 5:30 to 8
I., , Saturday. Proceeds are to
i ,,,, on the church building fund.
Rantists To Hold
. . , o r
Covered Lnsn supper
Friday Night at 6:30
Members of Clyde Baptist
church will hold their regular cov
ered disn supper at the church
I'ridav at 6:30 p.m.
The event for the entire mem
bership will be held in the base
ment of the church.
motion picture with sould. ' It s
The Brain That Counts," will be
howii tallowing me suppei.
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CHURCHES
Miracle ol the loaves and Bshes.1
t"We or fellow-workmen for Cod."' I Corinthiant 3:9,
CLYDE BAPTIST CHURCH
Daw'yer D. Gross, Pastor
Sunday
Church School, 18:00 a. m., Mr.
Jack Medtord, superintendent.
Morning Worship, 11:00 o'clock.,
Sermon by trie pastor: "the Heal
ing of FattB." Special music by
the Senior Choir, Edwin N. Trout
I nian, director, Mrs. E. M. Green,
organist.
Training Union, 6:30 p. in., Mrs.
Howard Shook, director.
Evening Worship, 7:30 o'clock.
Sermon hy the pastor: "God the
c ,,v,. " ii,.in r.n ..AM t
I service is led by the Young Peo
, pie's Choir, Mrs Weaver Chapman,
, director.
Wednesday
: 7:00 p. m., Worship and Fellow-
l ship.
B 00 p. m Senior Choir Rehear-
I sal. '
Thursday
! 6:30 p. m.
Hehearsal.
Young People's Choir
Rev. C. H. Green To Be
On WHCC Next Week
Hev C. H. Green, pastor of West
Canton Baptist church, will have
charge of Morning Devotions over
Station W11CC next week, Mnn
dav through Saturday, March 21 -
25. at 9:30 o'clock.
The lullowing week, wiarcn i
ihrough April 1, Rev. C. O. Newell,
pastor of the Crabtree Methodist
church, will be the speaker.
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Gen. Geoi'e C. Marshall
Sanl'onl. The i',i in ral is
inent. The drove over Ironi their v. ic.it n.n Inmn
Sanford. ' I' I'lmtoi.
Jesus Trains the Twelve Apostles
THE MASTER GIVES INSTRUCTIONS TO HIS DISCirLES
Scripture Mark 6. 7-12. 30-4 t; Luke 11:1-4, 9-13.
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Baptists Group To
Have Supper Meeting
Parents, teachers and pupils ot
I he Intermediate Department of
Hie First Baptist church will have
luiu-war sludv ofi" eovereit-fllsh supper i.u-ei.HB
lures In ('.,111,11111.1 , 'uesnay evening, ma...,
r,i.li,Un:,l value ot ' o'clock, in the social hall ot Welch
at a!,.,.,! une-lmirtlrM'"''! Building. At this time
!a film, "Strange Gods of India
, will be shown.
VANA
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l0Th CAROLINA
OPEN!
sllenf Food
Fishing
? Your Camera
tl'..s week-end, to
!-:-i Village, high
-' Sir,., i.its near
di.ni. Enjoy
l'ais . . . ratrh fiuv.i.
tfti'ty to do for
I Burnett Cove Baptists
Purchase A Bus
The Burnett Cove Baptist church
; has recently bought a bus to be
ii-'ed in transportation of mem
! hers to Sunday school and other
Nei vices of the church, it was an
! nounced by Rev. R. R. Mehaffey.
pastor.
This js one of several churches
in the county that now operate a
bus.
! Rev. Mr. Mehaffey reported that
attendance at both church and
Sunday school were showing gains.
Bv NEWMAN CAMPBELL,
PREPARATION for usofu'l
service in the world is the aim of
all modern schools and colleges.
However, after graduation fronn
high school and college, yoiung
people enter business only to die
put through more training courses
to teach them the rudiments, of
that particular business.
No matter how strong arcall
from Cod a young man feels he
has received to serve as a min
ister of the Gospel, he must take
a rigorous course of training be
fore he is ordained in that min
istry. After choosing the twelve apos
tles, Jesus, knowing that His
tin-.? on earth would be short, be
gan instructing them In their du
ties. St. Mark tells us, chapter
6 7-12, "And He called unto Him
the twelve, and began to send
them forth ,by two and two; and
gave them power over unclean
spirits.','
' These men were not sent out
alone to face the world and their
new wotk, with its many yet un
known problems Two were sent
so that each might give strength,
courage and counsel to the other.
However, manv people saw
them depart by boat, and tliey
followed on foot, and when the
twelve and the Master arrived,
they saw a multitude waiting for
them. Jesus saw the multitude
as "sheep not having a shepherd,"
and He had compassion on them,
and began to teach them.
Toward evening the apostles
came to Jesus and suggested that
they send the people away to buy
themselves food, "for they have
nothing to eat." Jesus told the
twelve to feed them, and the
apostles asked Him if they should
buy the food, knowing they did
not have the money to do so for
such a crowd.
"He saith unto them. How
many loaves have ye' Go and
see. And when they knew, they
say. Five, and two fishes."
Jesus commanded that all sit
down which they did. Then He
took the loaves and fishes, "looked
up to heaven, and blessed, and
brake the loaves, and gave them
to His disciples, and the two
fishes divided He among them all,
And they did eat and were
filled." About five thousand were
thus fed, according to Mark, and
Annual Sunrise
Easter Services
Planned At Lake
! Plans are underway for the an
I nual sunrise Raster service to be
! held at the cross at i.akr .Junaluska
this year.
I The Haywood County Methodist
Vniilb Fellowship council anil
MEMORYVERSE
ire are fellow workmen for God " I Corinthians S:9.
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VLUCE, N. C.
WOODEN GUN BACKKIRF.S
ARLINGTON. Tex. (UP Guns,
even wooden ones, are dangerous,
as Toinmv McGrew. 7. can tell you.
1 He got a black eye from one. The
1 gun hit him as he struck it against
a corner of the house he was
lounding in a hot game of cops
i and robbers.
Among the common names for
the tiny evergreen wintergreen are
tea-berry, checker-berry, box-berry,
jersey tea, spice-berry and ground
holly.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
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Garden Seed
GREENS
Spinach
Mustard
GARDEN PEAS
Early Bird
was Laxton
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FEDERATION CO-OP
AT. THE DEPOT
Spinach
Turnip
Alaska
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They were commanded to "take
nothing for their journey, save a
staff only; no scrip, no bread, no
money in their purse But be
shod with sandals; and not put
on two coats."
These first missionary journeys
were short trips-possibly a day
or so away from home. They
were to stay at any house which
received them hospitably.
If at some place no one would
receive or listen to them, they
were told to shake the lust of
that place from their feet. "And
they went out, and preached that
men should repent."
We are not told how long the
twelve were away on these jour
neys, but St. Mark relates their
return, when they "gathered
themselves together unto Jesus
and told Him all things, both
what they had done, and what
they had taught."
Jesus told them; "Come T ye
yourselves apart into a desert
place and rest awhile; for there
were many coming and going,
and they had no leisure so much
as to eat." They did not neces
sarily go to a sandy, hot desert
only to a quiet place-or so they
tv,r,,rTht to recuperate.
they took up twelve baskets of
the fragments
St. Luke 11 1-4 tells us of
Jesus praying . "in a oertain
place," and the disciples asked
Him to teach them how to pray.
Ti,i ia the siiiiole prayer the
Lord gave them, and it is as ade
quate a prayer ior us an u
for the fortunate twelve-
"Our Father, which art in
heaven, hallowed be Thy name.
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be
done, as in heaven, so in earth.
'Give us day by day our daily
bread. And forgive us our sins;
for we also forgive every one
that is indebted to us. And lead
us not into temptation; but de
liver us from evil."
The Master followed the prayer
by reminding His followers that
they would give only good gifts
to their own children, and even
so God their Father, would much
more give good gifts to those
that asked Him.
This editor feels that if we all
prayed that prayer to our Father
in heaven, daily, sincerely, hum
bly and earnestly, it would suf
fice, provided our daily lives were
dedicated to help bring about the
ideals which . the petition suggests.
IIAZFLWOOD PRESBYTERIAN
i CHURCH
Raul Patterson Thrower, Minister
Sunday School. 10:00 a. m., Law
J son Summerrow, superintendent,
j Morning Worship, 11:00 o'clock,
i 1st. 3rd and 4th Sundays!.
I Children's Hour, 0:45 p. m.
! Kvening Worship, 7:30 o'clock,
2nd and 5th Sundays).
Midweek Bible Hour, Wednes
j day at 7:30 p. in., followed by Choir
I practice.
j In tlie Sunday morning sermon
the pastor will use as his subject,
"WhatM Must Do To Be Saved,''
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11 111 Ull .!lvu, lll j.iui...' "
uuestion. one of the most important i their advisors, met at Clyde Mi
which can come from man's soul, 1 day and discussed the details l
"What must 1 do to be saved?" the program for the sunrise serv
If in. 're is :uiv doubt iii vnur heart , ice
as to what saving faith means you
are especially invited to hear thv
message.
T h e Ilazelwood Presbyterian
church is united with the other
churches of the town in a Church
Loyalty Period, seeking increased
attendance and loyally in each de
partment of the church. We hope
to have a great share in boosting
I he town's Sunday school attend
dance of 400 to 000 by the end of
June. Our ain) is to triple our
Kmiilnv school attendance of a
year ago which has already been i
doubled. We call on all to "Start j
Marching To Church 1) u r i n g j
March." I
Special instruction for church j
membership is being given by the j
pastor on Sunday and Wednesday j
evenines at 6:45 o'clock, especially ;
foi the young people planning to
unite with the church on Member
ship Sunday, March 27, The young
church members are also invited
to attend these meetings which
-hould be helpful in making clear
to them their Christian duties.
The Bible Hour on Wednesday
e'liiini! for the next few weeks
will be given to the study of the
two Epistles to the Thessalonian
Read the epistles and juin us in
these studies.
former secretary of slat,., and his wife dine informally at a restaurant in
.niiliir! and a' ar-. lit and rested alter bis recent operation for a kidn. y ail-
l.iseombe Lodge," at l'inehurst , .ill mil.- lmm
MORNING STAR METHODIST
CHARGE
Asinond Maxwell, l'astor
MORNINCJ STAR CHURCH
Friday, 7:30 Youth Fellowship
party at the home of Virginia Dare
Allen.
SUNDAY:
Church School Classes 10:00. I'.I
don Burnt tte, superintendent, with
classes for every age Mroup.
Morning Worship Service 11:00.
Sermon "What Is Conversion?"
Youth Fellowship at 7:00 in the
Church,
Evening Worship at 7:45 with
showing of a motion picture,
Los Miserables." by Victor Hugo.
This is a first quality, religious mo
tion picture. You are invited to
worship with us.
Monday through Saturday is
Work Week in our Church. This is
a time for clean-up and paint-up
and repair. Plan to come and do
! your share.
I Sunday, March 27 at 11:00, The
! Allen High Chorus of Asheville
will have charge of our Morning
i Worship Service with a program of
! music.
the
The time was set at 5:25 for t lu-
scrvice, with other details to be
announced later.
The Clyde Fellowship group
were hosts 1o the counly eoumil.
and refreshments were served dur
ing the social hour.
LONG'S ( IIAi'IX MFTIIOniST
( HI R( II
Paul II Duekwall, Pastor
Sunday. March 20: l)a of Dedi
cation. !) 45 a in Sunday School. I!. II
Terrell, General Superintendent.
II a.m. Saerameul of Holy Coni
imiiiloii. Rev. F, O. Divnian will
Jive the Communion Meditation
This service will culminate our
Week ol Dedication. Each romniu
nieant and worshipper is united to
dedicate alony with hiin clt' an ol
ferine to help meet the needs ot a
suffering world. Our Day of Dedi
lalioti offering will be divided as
lollows: 20'; to the Methodist
Committee for Over-eas Relief
2:j' "( to 11 oW Missions; and fi.v';
to Foreign Mission projects.
7 :10 p in. MelhodH Youth I- I -low-hip.
I. uke Terrell will have
i haree of the program on, "How
Can I Know What Is Ritht In Ms
i nil'" All oillli of Ihe rollil.iillli! v
are united to attend these y nut ii
er iees each Sunday niglil.
WF.hNKSDAY
(,:-lfi p.m. Buy Seoul Tlnnp .'f
meet in I lie basement of the
ehiiiih Colonel R. C. Lane i
Seoul master and ('. W. Edward .
Jr.. i- A" r lant S ouliiia ler.
Till I'SDAY:--
7:30 p.m. Choir practice for all
who are ml ei e' I ed in ; I m i ir; in
our 1 1 riilar t lioir. ( 'li.u li s ( I
Kloi) is choir director, and Mi
Anna ( ; lo cr ir. organi-1 .
IRI'i: METHODIST CHAPEL
Depot St.
Rev. Ruth Grnber, Rev. Charlotte
Bishop. Co-Pastors
Sunday Services
Sunday School, 10.00 a. m.
Morning Worship, 11:00 o'clock.
Evening Service, 7:30 o'clock.
Mid-week prayer meeting. Thurs
day 7:30 p. m. (Note our weekly
prayer meeting has been changed
from Wednesday to Thursday nighl
this is a permanent change).
If you do not attend Church else
where, you are cordially invited to
worship with us in these regular
gospel services
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95 MILLION PEOPLE
see q movie each week
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find time ior cnur-n smi
Ven'f e&ve W cy
AGE CANNOT WITHER
KENT, O. (UP) As long as it's
healthv and vigorous, a tree will
continue manufacturing new cells,
says Martin L. Davey, Jr , of the
Dav&y Tree Expert Co. A tree
never dies of old age. Some living
trees are estimated to be more
than 4,000 years old and are the
oldest living, things in the world.
FINGER ON 20,000 CHICAGOANS
CHICAGO i UP) Wanted by po
liceone out of every 200 CW
cagoans. The arrest of more than
20.000 motorists who have ignored
Chicago traffic tickets was ordered
bv Police Commissioner John
p'renei gast. "Guilty of speeding or
parking violations, they must eith
er post bond or te locked up.
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of every week's paycheck will help decide
your future. Let us help you with an insured
savings account that earns for you. Small
savings are welcome.
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Building & Loan Assn.
Telephone 17
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