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At The
Churches
First Methodist Church
WAYNFSVIII.E
The Rev. Russell I.. Young, Pastor
Sunday, August 7
Sunday Siliool. 10 a m . Fi an
cis Massie general siipei lntenrient
Mrs. Henry Gaclrb . leather nt the
Women s Bible Clas. invites all
of the older women to an hour of
worship and slud Vh not bring
the whole lanulv to church There
is a place for all' And it wdl help
plant them in the betttr v..i; ot
life.
Morning Wor-lnp. 11 o t lock
Following --peii.il niu n h the
Senior Choir. Hioii-un M.iiin . Ji
soloist, a tre.it i in
Who eoine. Ui-lii.p 11
Dallas. Tex . will hi m
inp me.-saye I in
broadcast un-i U Hi i
is invited.
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service wa- h Id on the h.u I. tep
last Sund.i.' Ano! In r eood !
is in the in. ikon- loi tin Suml.n
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KelllM'.' St i
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)u-k.i. it o i loi 1 no oi on
vited to co down ami e
evening.
Tile W ( ' S will meet
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I'lunr liehear-als: Youth and
Senior Choir-, ti 'Ml and 8 o'clock.
W'etliit -d.i . Chlldicn. HI a in. Sat
urday The memliei - ol the Youth
and ilnldren's Choir are lcniindcd
thai .Mi- Seni.e i. hack and will
be Willi them llu- week, l.cl all
be ine-ent
Heinalion for Wednesday eve
ning. 7 to ! :)() o'clock The MYK
of Hethel is united to come and
join our MYK in an evening of
fun. Let's all be present.
Dr. l'ierre Harris, pastor of the
First Methodist Church of Atlanta,
Ga. will be with us for a series
of services. 10 a in and H p in .
August l.i-19. inclusive. The pub
lic is cordially invited to come and
hear this great preacher.
Salvation Army
W A YNF.SV11.I.E Mountain
Mission Center
Major Cecil Brown
Waynesville lo HO a in. Sun
day School tor all age groups.
7:45 p. in. Sunday evening evan
gelistic Meeting
7:45 p in.. Friday Prayer
meeting.
7:45 p. m . Wednesday first Wed
in month) Ladies Home League
Meeting
7:45 p. m. Voung People's Meet
ing Third Wednesday in month
MISSIONS:
Maple Springs: 10.30 a. m
Sunday School ever'- Sundae j
11 30 p m. Wednesday Home
League Meeting Second Wednes- ,
day in month.
Little Creel;: 10 00 a m Sun
day School every Sunday j
i 1 Ou a m Moinint; Wor-lnp I
Service
11:30 p. m Fourth Wedne-days
In month Ladi"- Home I.eafiie
Shelton Lain el: .'iil p m .
Sunday School every Sunday.
3:00 p. in - Woi lop Si-rv ice,
11:30 p. m Ladn - Home
League every thiul Wi-dne-dav in
month.
Bonnie Hill: 3.00 p. m Sundav
School every Sunday.
fg)0p. fn-- Fvarteli.tic Meet
ing every fourth Sundav ni'lit in
month.
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Spots Look Good On Him!
Spots are a part of the leopard's coat but certainly not
a part of yours! When you see spots on your clothes
send them here! We'll get rid of the spots rapidly
efficiently and economically!
"Don't call any
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Vaynesville Laundry
, Incorporated
Fred Sheehan Joe Liner
Boyd Avenue
First Baptist Church
WAYNESVILLE
The Rev. L. G. Elliott. Pastor
! Sunday
Sunday School at 9 45 A place
and a welcome for those of ever ;
Morning Worship at 11 00 Rev
' A Klaupiks. Field Representative
tor the Baptist Wotld Alliance
Committee on Displaced Person-,
will speak at this seivue. Special
u,u-ic under the direction oi Mi
I Charles l le: Joe Morrow, guest:
organist.
naming Union at 6 45
Fvcniiig Woisnip at 8 00. The (
p.,-lor will bung the nftn m a
-cue.- of erruoii. on tne Fen Coir,
liiandii.eiil- 'Honoring Pam.l ; '
Special mil ic
Monday j
Deacons will meet in the cluirib
otf ,ce at 8 00
Wedne ,Jay
Youth C hoir loeel- for n he.ir-al
at 7 00
Mnlweek i'l a' . M' ' tnni at 'I 00
, ,,,, I (. ho, I '.: a: ..I at 4,"..
St. John's Catholic
Church
I jther Ambrose liohrharher
Pastor
I he Minimi I i In dole started
Sund.i M.n I and u ill cunlinue
tluoii 't. Nov 1 for the Wayncs-
ille chin ( h ai d t he missions as
lullow-
;, lies! Hit l.r every Sunday
nt 11 am: Hi in du l ion of t he
Hie--cd S.u raiiienl ei-ry Suiukiy
evening at 7710 o lock.
Missions
Andrews; II a in. i very fifth Sun
day .
Hryson City: i! a m every Sun
day. Canton it a m. even third Sim
da! Cullowhee: 7 a in. every first
Wednesday .
Foul ana Dam: 11 a m. every
Sunday.
Fianklin: H a m. every Sunday.
Highlands: 11 a in every Sun
day. Murphv: 8 a m. every first Sun
day. Sylva: 8 a m every fourth Sun
day. llazehvood Preshyterian
Church
The Kev. Paul Patterson Thrower,
Minister
Sunday School 10 00 a.m. Paul
L. Davis, Supt
I Morning Worship 1100 am 1st,
3rd and 4th Sunday s.
Evening Workup 3:00 p.m. 2nd
and 5th Sunday
Mid-Week P.ible Hour. Wednes
day 8 00 pin Followed by Choir
rehearsal.
The subject ot the pa-tor - -er-nimi
for Sundav morning will be.
Divine Detour-".
Ail young people of the church
and other young people not attend
ing any other youth meeting-" are
united to meet at the lunch Sun
day evening at 7 00 o'clock with the
group who met last Sunday study
ing the plain, for organuinH a
youth fellow-tup All young people
trom U! up aie urged to be pie--
elit.
A joint meetin." of the Men and
Women of the Church will be held
at the chin eh Tue dav evening be
."innine; with a covered di-h supper
at 7 o'clock
II Cor 5 ' Whv Paul Labored ".
will be the Bible study Wednesday
evening, All are invited to join u:
in oui1' regular mtdweek worsfiip
and Uible study Head the lesson
and bring your Bible with voir
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"If is a good thing to give thanks
Christian Science
Service
"Spiril" will be the subject ol
I he le on '.el mini loi t ho Chi i I !:tn
Si u uce Service on Sunday. .u;:ii'l
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Colileii Text: Psalms 131): 17. "
Lord, Thou has searched inc. and,
known oie . . . Whither shall I go
Iioio 'I by spirit or ..bilher shall lj
th e from Thy preseiic! " " i
The service vwll be held on t be
second ttoor ot the .Masonic Temple !
at 1 1 o'clock.
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PSALMS GIVE THANKS TO COD
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SONGS OP PRAISE RISE TO' JEHOVAH
Scriptures Psalm 92
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
THIS LESSON is about thank
fulness more especially, praise
to God for all His goodness to
men.
It is good in these days, when
our hearts are largely concentra
ted on tne ills of the world, to
remember our blessings and to
give thanks for them.
This is a lesson which should
be taught to children from the
time tluy aie able to say "thank
you," so that they may remem
ber it all their lives.
Adults are not always gracious
in their appreciation of what
others do for them. We have all
experienced Ingratitude in those
for whom we have done favors.
Possibly we have not . always
shown those who have been good
to us how much we value their
kindness. We should be remin
ded of these remissions and cor
rect them.
During the reigns of David and
his son, Solomon, the Hebrew
people enjoyed the highest peak
of well-being. The nation was
triumphant in battle renowned
MEMORY VERSE
"It is a fwi thing to give thanks unto Jehovah." Psalms 92:1.
for its feats of arms and for Its
prosperity and the wisdom of its
kings.
David, when he was alone,
pondered these things and burst
forth into praise for all the good
ness of Jehovah. He had been a
humble shepherd lad. Now he
was a powerful king reigning in
splendor over a people who loved
and admired him. Thus he bursts
forth:
"It is a good thing to give
thanks unto the Lord, and to sing
praises unto Thy name, O most
High:
"To shew forth Thy loving
kindness In the morning, and Thy
faithfulness every night,
"Upon an instrument of ten
atrings, and upon the psaltery;
upon the harp, with a solemn
sound..
"For Thou, Lord, hast made me
giad through Thy work; I will
triumph in the works of Thy
hands.
"Oh Lord, how great ar Thy
works! and Thy thoughts are
very deep. A brutish man know
eth not; neither doth a fool un
derstand this."
The members of the Sunday
school class might be asked to
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Lake Junahiska
Baptist Church
'phr Kev. (). .1. Heck, l'astor
Siinilav, August 7
in ,, ,,, Sunday School.
1) 1!. Kiley, general superintend-
cut.
II a.m. Preaching services on
Hie lir-,1 and third Sundays.
7 lit) p.m. Training Union meets
every Sunday.
Wednesday, August 10
7 :su p in. Mid-week prayer
services.
103; 136:1-9, 23. 28,r - --' v; W
write down a list of their bless
ings. They probably would b
surprised what a long list it
would be. Surely we should tak
time not only to think of all th
things for which we should ba
thankful, but to give praises and
thanks for them.
The psalmist mentions every(
instrument of praise that a tem
ple could furnish, and then adds
the music of a thankful heart to
them.
"Bless the Lord, O my soul:
and all that is within me, bless
His holy name.
'Bless the Lord, O my soiil,
and forget not all His benefits:
"Who forgiveth all thine iniqui
ties; who healcth . all thy di-, ,
seases.
"Who redeemeth thy life from
destruction; who crowneth thee
with loving kindness and tender
mercies.
"Who satisfieth thy mouth with
good things; so that thy youth
is renewed like the eagle's."
In spite of the horrible cruel-'
ties that have been practised on
thousands of people in recent
years, there are those who have
escaped in miraculous ways and
now are living happily and we
hope thankfully renewing their
lives in friendly lands.
We would like to quote all this
great Psalm (103) but space for
bids it. It can be read aloud in
a short space of time, however.
The 136th Psalm "was known
in the liturgical language of the
Jews as the Great Hallel '
At the laying of the foundation
stone of the second temple it is
recorded that the priests and Le
vites 'answered one another in
giving thanks to Jehovah, saying.
For He is good and His loving
kindness endureth forever to
ward Israel."
"O give thanks unto the Lord;
for He is good; for His mercy
endureth forever.
- "O give thanks unto the God
of gods: for His mercy endureth
forever.
"To Him that by wisdom made
the heavens ... To Him that
stretched out the earth above th
waters : To Him that made great
lights: The sun to rule by day:
The moon and stars to rule by
night: for His mercy endureth
forever."
Bethel Methodist
Church
The Bev. Clyde L. Collins, Pastor
Saturday. August 6
8:30 The Young Adult Class is
sponsring an ice-cream supper
and croquet party on the lawn of
the church. Everyone is invited
to eome. eat all the ice cream they
can. and contribute to the purchase
of a projector for the church.
Sunday, August 7
10:00 -Sunday School. J. L
Worley, Superintendent.
11:00 Morning Worship This is
Membership Sunday. Membership
cards will be given to all members
present, and new members will be
taken into the church.
7:30 Mehtodist Youth Fellow
ship. Emily Michael will be in
charge of the program.
Wednesday, August 10
7:45 Choir practice.
Free Methodist Chapel
110 Boundary St. Waynesville
Kev. Charlotte Bishop and Rev.
Ruth Gruber, Co-Pastors
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Morning Worship, 11 a. m.
Evangelistic Service, 8 p. in.
Midweek prayer meeting, Thurs
day night, 8 p. m.
A warm welcome always awaits
you at the Free Methodist Chapel
where you will hear full-gospel
messages, and an old-fashioned
Christian atmosphere prevails.
"O God, Thou are my God; early
will I seek Thee; my soul thirsteth
for Thee, my flesh longcth for
Thee in a dry and thirsty land,
where no water is." Psalm (13:1.
Hazelwood Methodist
Church
The Rev. M. B. Lee, Pastor
Sunday, August 7
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Morning Worship, 1 1 a. m. The
subject for the message will be
"The Meaning of Faith."
Evening Worship, 8 p. m. The
Evening Service is featuring the
Mlission work on the Cherokee
Indian Reservation. The Indians
from the Reservation and their
pastor, Rev. D. H. Dennis, will he
with us for this service, You are
invited to come and hear the In
dians sing.
Mid-week services:
Wednesday evening, 8 p. m.
Prayer service.
Thursday, 8 p. m. Youth Fel
lowship. The law
1948
all personal property on which 194b tax
have not been paid.
The names of all delincruent taxpayers
be published August
will BE SOLD the
2nd Monday in Sept
G. C. FERGUS01
Tax Collector and Supervisior
Latvian
Pastor To
Preach Here
The congregation of the First
Baptist Church of Way nesville will
hear the Rev. A Klaupiks Sunday
murning at 11 o clock.
Mr Klaupiks is field representa
tive of the Baptist World Alliance
Ueliel Committee, with headquart
ers in Washington, 1) C.
He is a native of Latvia who
speaks English fluently.
Having been an enforced guet
in concentration tamp:: of Russia,
riev. Mr. Klaupliks bears in hi;
nody. mind, and -oul marks of a
prisoner for Chrkt. He has first
hand information and experience
of what thousands have suffered
in war-torn countries. His special
nii.-ion in America is to promote
i duration of Displaced Persons of
the Baptist faith in Baptist homes
and romiuiinitie.s.
Mr Klaupiks wjll arrive in Way
nesville Saturday with his wife aricl
two children.
They will speak and sinr! about
Displaced Persons at II o'clock.
At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
he will be available to talk with
those villi) are interested in spon
soring a Baptist family for relocat
ion in our community.
lie will have a list of names and
pictures of DP families for those
who are interested in providing a
home and work for Ihese unfor
tunate Delayed Pilgrims.
This conference will be held on
the second floor of the Welch Mem
orial building at 3 o'clock, Sunday
afternoon.
The public is cordially invited
to see and hear this Latvian family.
Rev. Fr. Henry To Preach
Series at St. John's
The Rev. Leonard M. Henry,
O. E. M., of the Franciscan Mon
astery, Washington, . C, will de
liver a series of sermons ;il the
Forty Hours Devotions in St.
John's Church tomorrow through
Sunday.
The services are scheduled as
follows: Mass and sermon Friday
and Saturday, 9 a. in.; Sunday,
11 a. m. Sermon and benediction,
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday,
7:30 p. m.
There will be continuous wor
ship by alternating groups of
parishioners all day Friday, Sat
urday, and Sunday.
FTHI
FOR
requires that
OFFICE IN
Popular Atlanta
ToPreachJJe;; JJ
Church Speaker
UK. PIERCE HARRIS. ,,., ,,
Atlanta s first Methodi I Una, i,
newspaper columniM . and bun,,.,'
major league baseball
will preach a scrn-, oi ',.,.
next week at lb,, l-ii i t l tJ1Mll ,
Church of Wayiie-.ville. l, n,,,..
lis will appear at 1(1 a , ,lm
again at tl p.m. daily fr, ...
list lfi through Align. I III ,
his speaking engagement-.
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Church Of God
CANTON
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Sim,
The Rev. W. C. Lee, Pastor
Sunday, 9:30 a ,ni., l!j,li pm.
gram over Station WI1CC, Wavnrs-
ville.
10 a. m., Sunday School.
11 n. m., Preaching Service.
7:31) p. m., Evangelistic S-rvicc.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. in , Mul-ueck
prayer meeting.
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Grace Church in the
Mountains
EPISCOPAL
The Rev. Edgar II. Chmld, Kcrtoi
fllh Sunday al'ler Trinity
9:4fi a.m. Church School.
11:00 a.m. Holy Ciiiiuiiunioii ami
sermon. At Ibis service there will
be an ingathering ot the l niicl
Thank Offering of the Woinan's
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