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August 25, 1949
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At The
Churches
First Methodist Church
WAVNESVJLLE
The Rev. Russell L. Young, Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a. nt., Fran
cis Massie, general superintendent.
Miss Bessie Boyd, along with C. E.
Weatherby, Mrs. John Nesbitt, and
Mrs. Bonner Ray, invite all be
tween the ages of 12 and 21 to
come and join the class oi their
age.
Morning Worship, 11 o'clock.
Mrs. Fred Martin, with Mrs. W. L.
Matney at the organ, will lead the
Senior Choir in special music. The
pastor will use as his theme, "The
Great Physician." This service will
be broadcast over btation whu
The public is invited.
Methodist Youth Fellowship.
6:45 in the evening. A good pro
gram will be had. Young people
urged to attend.
Evening Worship, 8 o'clock, at
Lake Junaluska. Let's go down and
enjoy a good service.
The Board of Stewards will
meet in the Dining H a 1 1
of the C h u r c h , 7:30, Mon
day evening. This will be one
of the most important meetings of
the year. All members are urged
to be present.
Choir rehearsals: Youth and
Senior, 6:30 and 8 o'clock. Wednes
day evening; Children, 10 a, m
Saturday. All members are asked
in rnoDerate by being present.
The Young People will have
their usual recreation period from
7 to 9 on Wednesday evening. All
; young people invited.
Ushers for SeptemDer: joe Jacn
Atkins, chairman, Herbert Braren,
H;irrv Evans. Paul McElroy, Carl
i Ratcliffe, and E. C. Wagenfield.
1 Welcoming Committee for Sep
! tember: Herbert Buchanan, Bill
(Chambers, and J. H. Howell, Jr.
j The pastor will preach in the
I Sylva Methodist Church on Thurs
! day and Friday evenings of this
I w eek.
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The statutes of the Lord are right, re
joicing the Ileal l the cuniinaiidiiiriit of
the Lord is puic. enlightening the eyes
Salvation Army
WAVNKSVU.il Mountain
Mission Center
Major Cecil Brown
Waynesville 1IKI0 a. in - Sun
day School for all ape croup?;.
.7:45 p. in. - Sunday ei nine, evan
gelistic Mt-et i isl', .
7:45 p. in.. Friday -- Prayer
Meeting.
7:45 p. nv, Weilni'Mlay ifirst Weil,
in month Ladies lliiue l.eaeuc
Meeting.
7:45 p. in. Ynumi People's Meet
ing Third Wednesday in inonlh.
MISSIONS:
Maple Springs: 10:30 a. m
Sunday School every Sunday.
11:30 p. in. W'cdnesdav Home
League Meeting Seiuml YVcilnis
day in month.
Little Creek: 10:00 a. m Sun
day School every Sunday.
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship
Service.
11:30 p. m.- Fourth Wednesdays
in month Lames llome League.
Shelton Laurel: 2:30 p. in. -Sunday
School every Sunday.
3:00 p. m.- Worship Service .
11:30 p. m. - Ladies Home
League every third Wednesday in
month.
Bonnie Hill: 3:00 p. m. Sunday
School ev.cry Sunday.
8:00 i. in. - Evangelistic Meet
ing every fourth Sunday night in
month.
Gas travels through natural eas
pipelines from in to 20 miles an
hour.
Psalmist Exalts the Word of God
HIS STATUTES ARE MIGHT. KEJOICING THE HEART
Scripture Psalms
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
TO LEAD good lives to keep
the moral law- that is the task
of everyone in the world. Laws
and customs vary In diffennt
countries, but there are nioial
laws which are the same in cveiy
land and every religion to love
God with all your heart and your
neighbor as yourself.
If everyone tried to honestly
live up to these simple stated
rules, which Jesus said were the
two most important in the law,
how changed the world would be1
In today's lesson the teachings
of our Bible are exalted. The
Lord's statutes are perfect, con
verting the soul, says the
psalmist.
' In last week's lesson we had
assigned the first six verses of
Psalm 19. Now we have the re
mainder of the Psalm :
"The law of the Lord is perfect,
converting the soul: the testi
mony of the Lord is sure, making:
Wise the simple.
"The statutes of the Lord are
right, rejoicing the heart: the
MEMORY VERSE
"Sing mto Him, sin,, Praws unto "i k ye pf all His
marvelous works. Psalm 105:i.
commandment of the Lord is
pure, enlightening the eyes.
"The fear of the Lord is clean,
enduring forever the judgments
of the Lord are true and right
eous altogether
"More to be desired are they
than gold . Moreover, by them
is Thy servant warned, and in
keeping of them there is great
David had reason to know the
truth of this latter part of Ins
Psalm, for he was indeed un
happy - heartbroken - when 1 e
broke the Lord's laws, and only
knew peace of mmd when he ac
knowledged his fault and felt he
was forgoven
The Psalm continues. Who
can understand his errors?
Cleanse Thou me from secret
'a"Keep back Thy servant also
from presumptuous sins; let them
not have dominion over me . then
Shall I be upright and 1 shall be
innocent from the great tians-
rf'OI,.V w.a of n,v mouth,
and the meditation of my hearty
me uimi"' - : , f.
acceptable in Thy sight, O
be
Lord, my strength
and my re
rlppmer."
Books of science must cnange,
L?t the worda of my
meditation of niy heart,
Thy sipht, O Lord,
St.
John's Catholic
Church
rather Ambrose Bohrbachcr
Pastor
Hie summer schedule started
Sunday. May 1 arid will continue
ItiiuucL ' IJo. I (or the Wuynes
wlle church and the missions as
follows:
Wa iiesv ille: Mass every Sunday
at il a in and 11 a in.; Benediction
ol ili: I'.lessed Sacrament even
Slilulav evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Missions
Andrews: 8 a.m. every fifth Sun
day Biyson City: 8 a.m. every Sun
day. '
Canton 1! a.m. every third Sun
ilaj Cullowhee: 7 a.m. every first
Wednesday.
Kimtana Dam: 11 a.m. every
Sunday.
Franklin: 8 a.m. every Sunday.
Murphy: 8 a.m. every first Sun
day. i Stva: H a.m. every Sunday.
Liberty Baptist Church
The Kev. B. C. Fugate, Pastor
Sl'NDAY. ACO. 28: IIOMKCOM
1NC DAV
ID a. in. -Sunday School. Lloyd
I'i.u, superintendent.
11 a. in. Worship services.
12 noon -Dinner on the grounds.
All singers are Invited to come.
The siiiMiiiK will he held during the
day and in the evening as well.
elxool
19 .7-14, 105, 119.
as knowledge advances. History
bunks are revised because we
learn more of historical move
ments and factors. But the motal
laws as set forth in the Bible
are sine. They never change.
We may sin from Ignorance and
from 'hidden" offenses, and be
forgiven. Sins that are committed
willfully and with defiance, are
hot so easdy pardoned. David
prayed to be restrained from such
desperate acts, beseeching God
that the words of his mouth and
the meditations of his heart
might be found acceptable in His
sight. Wouldn't it be marvelous
to so live that we could feel that
God would approve of all our acts
even of your thoughts?
The 119th Psalm begins, as
Jesus' Sermon on the Mount does,
with the word "Blessed." "Blessed
are the undefiled In the way, who
walk in the law of the Lord.
"Blessed are they that keep
His testimonies, and that seek
Him with the whole heart."
"Wherewithal shall a young
man cleanse his way? By taking
heed thereto according to Thy
word.
"With my whole heart have I'
sought Thee; Oh let me not wan
der from Thy commandments."
"Thy word is a lamp unto my
feet, and a light unto my path,"
the psalmist says, and pleads, for
deliverance from his enemies and
those that persecute him. He
finds "great peace have they
which love Thy law and noth
ing shall offend them."
The last division of this Psalm
is a cry for understanding of
God's law
"O Lord, give me understand
ing, according to Thy word....
My lips shall utter praise when
Thou hast taught me Thy sta
tutes ... My tongue shall speak of
Thy word : for all Thy command
ments are righteousness."
His final confession is: "I have
gone astray like a lost sheep;
seek Thy servant; for I do not
forget Thy commandments."
All of us young and old rich
and poor have gone astray many
times, but we too, can Btrive to
keep God s moral laws and hope
that the words of our mouths and
i.iot'mna of our hearts will
i. orrentable in His sight.
T,rn,l,01 Counclr 0i r.iuiou
ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
8criptW-Plmii IS-": 105; 119-
Thy woid is a lump onto niy feet, und
a light unto my path. 1 have Mvuni that
1 will Keep Thy judgment.
mouth, and the
be acceptable in
my trt'iith.
Canton Church To
Hold Singing Meet
The regular fourth Sunday Sin"
ing uul be held at the lleulali
Baptist Church ut Canton Suud.iv
.illernoon. August 28. at 1:30 P m.
Bay Parker of Canton is in
i harge. A nuniber or singing groups
1 1 ,m Ha wood and adjoining coun
ties are i'ieeted to parlieipate
i:eriine is cordially muted
.iltellll.
In
'Vaynesville Preshy-
tcrian Church
The Kev. Malcolm K. Williamson.
Pastor
Sunday School at 10 o'clock
hitener Provost, superintendent
'Morning Worship. 11 o'clock.
Sermon subject: "When Christians
del Together."
l the service Su inlay special
recognition will lie given the many
visitors who will he present . All
ineinliers of the church congrega
tion are urged to be present to
greet the visitors.
I Special music by the church
choir.
I The Youth Fellowship group will
i meet at 7 p. m.
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"Home of Better Values"
Dellwood Methodist
Circuit
The Kev. J. I'. I!. lloUsri'. Pastor
The pastor will lill his regular
appointments Sundav at Dellwood
at 10 a in. and Maple Clove at
1 1 a. in.
His theme at both cluircltcs will
be I'haiactei isllcs ol the Apos
tolic Church."
Tin' last iuarteil conference
ill lie held at 7 45 p. in Monday
at Maple llrove.
Dr. I' N. Clark, Waynesville dis
trict superintendent, will preside
All ollicials arc urged to he
present .
Lake
Junaluska Baptist
Church
The Kev
O.
J. Beck. Pastor
Sunday
10 a. m. Sunday School. D. R.
liilcy. general superintendent.
1 I a. in. Preaching services on
the first and (hud Sundays.
7 p. in.---Training I'nion meets
every Sunday.
1) p. m - Preaching services on
the second and lourlh Sundays.
Wednesday
11 p m Mid-week prayer serv
ices. ' iU
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Revival Bringing
Large Throngs
Since the revival services opt ti
ed Sunday night crowds of wor
shippers have filled the Church of
Cod chapel ill llacluood complete
ly to Us caparil.N ol "fiO. while
many others who couldn't gel in
circled 1 he cut ranee out side
'1'he services, being held daily at
7 110 p.m. will continue through
September 2.
Preaching the sermons is the
Hcv. Coy Hy t il of I'avett . ille.
The Kev. Q. .1. Co is:islor of
the llaelwood church.
ltocky Branch Church
To Be Decorated
Sunday will
tion Day at tin
he annual Decora
liockv Hi a in li iiap-
list Church.
Mrs. Florence Wilson. Hie church
secretary, said in her announce
ment today that even one is cordi
flly invited to attend.
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sex functions
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Church Positions
There will be an election at the
Hazelwood Baptist Church tomor
row night.
The Board of Deacons (junior
gradei will decide how much to pay
the hureh's new pastor (also junior
gradei. f
The election wil be one of the
hii'iilights of the week's reign of
the oungsters in the church offices.
fhes II conduct the Sunday service-,
before returning the church
ie hands of their elders.
.larus Hroek. filling in as pastor
lor the week In the place of the
Kev. M 1.. Lewis, will preach the
senium at the 11:00 A. M. services,
while Fan-ell Sutton will be in
charge of tbx Training Union
meeting at 7 P. M in his capacity
a.s director.
During the evening services,
scheduled to start at 8 o'clock, the
youngsters also will be the princi
pal speakers.
Nearly SO of the young men and
women of the church have been
serung capably in the Institution's
offices during the week.
Dr. .ludson Vipperman, a visiting
minister, delivered an address
Tuesday night that applied to both
the young people and the adults.
.larvis took over the pulpit
Wednesday night to address the
congregation during the evening
serv ices
Tonight also, the Youth Choir
will rehearse under Chorister Bil
ls Whitcner for the Sunday serv
ices. Acting a.s chairman for the
young board of deacons tomorrow
night will be Hobby Buchanan.
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SPOKANE, Wash. (UP) John
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careened across the street and
smacked his car. Along with a
caved-in rear 4nd, Dyke noticed a
ticket for over-time parking.
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