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CHURCHES
Hazelwood Presbyterian
Church
Th Rev. Paul Patterson Thrower.
(The church which is in the
heart of Hazelwood with Hazel
wood at heart i.
Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Paul
Davis, Supt.
Morning Worship 11 00
ifwrv Si.iidav exceM 2nd &
a in
Sill
Youth Council Meeting 2 00 in
Youth Vesper Meeting 6:30 P n.
i For Intermediate
Seniors anil
Young People i
Evenin Worship 7:30
p in
i Every Sunday through December'
Mid -Week bible Hour. Wed 7 30
p m. Followed b Choir 1'raiiice
We appreciate the attendance ol
our members and our friends last
Sunday which was Hally Day Tin
attendance was the best in the Sun
Uay School loi the past ten years
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be observed at the
Morning Worship. World - Wide
Communion Sunday At the even
ing service the pastor will use as
his subject. "The Hisht Start In
Life".
Norma Jean Winchester. Presi
dent of the Youth Fellowship, will
be in charge of the youth program
at 6.30. The topic. "Is America
Pagan '" All young people not at
tending some youth meeting are in
vited to attend
Special Evangelistic Services will
be conducted in our church Octo
ber 23-1(0. with the Rev. Alexan
der M Warren, ol Allendale, S. C
as our guest evangelist. Mr War
ren, in addition to having a num
ber of years in outstanding pastor
ates, such as Franklin. K. and
Middletown. N Y-. served with the
Department of Evangelism in the
Presbyterian Church, USA., and
is now doing evangelistic work.
First Baptist Church
WAYNESVILLE
The Rev. L. G. Elliott. Pastor
SUNDAY
Sunday School at 9:45 Classes
for those of all ages.
Morning Worshio at 11 00. Ser
mon by the pastor: "The Ideal Con
gregation and Preacher." Scrip
tureActs 10:30-33. Special music
by the senior choir. Mr Isley. di
rector; Mrs. Douglas Moore, organ
ist This service will be on the air.
Training Union at 6:15 P. M.
Evening Worship at 7:30 Sermon
by the pastor: "Honesty, the Best
Policy." Scripture Exodus 20:15
Special music.
MONDAY
8he meeting of the Business
Woman's Cirlce has been postponed
until next Monday. October 10.
Deacons will meet in the church
office at 7 30.
TUESDAY
The W. M S will meet in the
Upper Room at 7:30 The Eliza
Yates Circle have the program:
Henrietta Hall Shuck is the host
ess circle.
WEDNESDAY
Jr. R A.'s will meet at 3 30 P.M.
Youth choir meets for rehearsal
at 6:30 P M.
Midweek Prayer Meeting at 7 30
P M
Senior choir rehearsal at 815 -P.
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THURSDAY
The Asheville Divisional meet
ing of W. M. U. will be held at this
church, Thursday. October 6. open
tag ai 10:30 A. M.
r Sunbeams and Jr. G A.'s will
meet in the Sunday School at 3 30
P. M
FRIDAY
Intermediate G. A.'s will meet
at 3:30 P. M.
Clyde Methodist
Church
W. T. Medlin, Jr.. Minister
October 2, 1949
World-Wide Communion Sunday
9:45 a.m. Church School for all
age groups. Robert Corzine. Gen
eral Supt.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship with
sermon by the minister: "Doing
What Christ Commands". This Sun
day is observed as World-Wide
Communion Sunday throughout
Christendom.
6:30 p.m. Methodist Youth Fel
lowship. 7:30 p.m. Evening worship. Ser
mon by the minister: "What Now?"
Free Methodist Chapel
110 Boundary Strett Wayitesvitte
Rev. Charlotte bishop and
Rev. Ruth Gruber, Co-pastors
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Morning Worship 11 o'clock.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday night Prayer Meeting
at East Waynesville Church, 7:30.
Thursday night Prayer Meeting
at Boundary Stret Chapel, 7:30.
You are always welcome at the
full-gospel services at the Free
Methodist Chapel.
Only 'one life, "twill soon be
)arft.
Only -'tout's done-for Christ,
will last."
t "I was glad when they said unto
me, 4et f go into tbc taous of the
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St. John's Catholic
Church
Father Ambrose Rohrbacher
Pastor
The summer schedule started
Sunday. May 1 and will continue
througl. No 1 for the W'aynes
ville church and the missions us
follows:
Waynesville: Mass every Sunday
at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.; Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament every
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Canton 8 a.m. every third Sun
iaj Kontana Dam: 11 am. every
Sunday.
Sylva: 8 am. every Sunday.
Dellwood Methodist
Circuit i
The Kev. J. E. U. Ilouser. Pastor i
The Itev J. K. H Ilouser. torui- j
er pa-dor of the Dellwood Circuit,
d ill conduct communion services
mi Sunday as tolow.-: j
Elizabeth Chapel II A. M !
Dellwood 10 V M.
Maggie - 3 30 P. M.
Maple Grove - 12.15 P. M.
At the 1 1 i t lit meeting of the
Western North Carolina Confer
ence. Mr Ilouser was transferred to
'he Luccster Circuit ol the Ashe
i'lc district.
lit- is holding these special ser
vices Sunday at the request of
ISishoi) Costcn .1. Ilarrell m coin-
mciiorat ion of World-wide Com-'
munioii Sunday.
The entire membership ol each I
church, as well a friends and j
neighbors, are urged In attend these
service-, lor this hour of worship
and fellow-hin together. I
III addil ion to 1 he communion
service, the Maple Grove Church
will observe Homecoming with
special exercises and a fellowship I
dinner at noon.
The Kev. John W. Moore of
Lake Junaluska will preach at the
11 o'clock service and assist in the
communion service.
All former oastors and members ,
are inviiid to come home for this
oicasion.
Salvation Army
WAYNESVILLE Mountain
Mission Center
."Major Cecil Brown
Waynesville 10:30 a. m. Sun-1
day School for all age groups.
7:45 p. m. Sunday evening evan
gelistic Meeting.
7:45 p. m . Friday Prayer
Meeting.
7:45 p. m., Wednesday 'first Wed.
in month i Ladies Home League
Meeting.
7:45 p. m. Young People's Meet
ing Third Wednesday in month.
MISSIONS:
Maple Springs: 10:30 a
m.
Sunday School every Sunday.
11:30 p m Wednesday Home
League Meeting Second Wednes
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 -Ladies Home League.
Shelton Laurel: 2:30 p. m.
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 everv Sunday.
8:00 p. m Evangelistic Meet- I
mg every fourth Sunday night in
month.
Hazelwood Methodist
Church
The Rev. M. B. Lee, Pastor
Sunday School 10 A. M.
Morning Worshio 11 A. M. In
the obresvance of World Commun
i ion Sunday we will have as our
' goes' sneak'-r Rev. F. O. Dryman
of Lake Junaluska.
I Youth Fellowship 6 30 P. M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. The
subject for the Meditation will be:
! "The Good Man Behind the Great
i Man."
Mid-Week Services
I Tuesday 7:30 P M. Prayer ser
, vice in the N'inevah Community at
t he home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Smiley.
; Wednesday 7 30 P. M. Prayer ser
, vice at the church.
Lake Junaluska Baptist
Church
The Rev. O. J. Beck, Pastor
Sunday
10 a. m. Sunday School, D. R.
Riley, general superintendent.
11 a. m. Preaching services on
the first and third Sundays.
7 p.m. Training Union meets
every Sunday, with Mrs. Carey Mc
Cracken, director.
8 p.m. Preaching services on
the second and fourth Sundays.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer serv
ices. Grace Church in the
Mountains
EPISCOPAL
The Rev. Edg-ar IT. Goold, Rector
October 2
16th Sunday after Trinity
9:45 a.m. Church School.
11 a.m. Holy Communion tnd
Sermon. ,
Isaiah Is Called
In the year that King Uzziah died I
saw also the Lord sitting upon a throne,
high and lifted up, and His train rilled
the temple.
Dellwood Baptist
Church
; The Rev. George MclialTey, Pastor
Tomorrow (Friday)
' 7:30 p. in Prayer meeting at the
home of C. F. Owens.
Sunday
9,45 a.m. Sunday School.
11:00 a.m. Preaching services
every second and fourth Sunday.
7:00 p.m. Baptist Training
1 Union.
, 7:30 p.m. Opening services of
eight-day revival, guest minister
delivering the sermon.
I Wednesday
j 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting at the
chu ri h.
Woodland Baptist
Church
The Rev. M. C. Wyatt, Pastor
Sunday
9:45 a.m. Sunday School, with
Vardy Fugate. superintendent.
11:00 a.m. Morning service,
message by the pastor.
7:00 p.m. Training Union. Al
fred Gaddis, director.
8:00 p.m. Worship hour with the
pastor bringing the message.
Wednesday
7:30 p.m. Regular mid-week
prayer service, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Crawford.
Olivet Baptist Church
MAGGIE
The Rev. Jarvis I'nderwood,
Sunday
10 a.m. Sunday School, Harold j
Leatherwood. superintendent. 1
11 a.m. Preaching service on
second and fourth Sundays. ,
7 p.m. Training Union, Mrs. ;
Hiram Caldwell, director.
7:30 p.m Preaching service on
second and fourth Sundays. t
Wednesday
Night prayer meeting. Hiram
Caldwell conducting.
Saturday i October li Night
prayer meeting at the home of
Dave White. Mrs. Melvin Brooks
conducting.
Come and be with us. ;
Waynesville Presby
terian Church
The Rev. M. R. Williamson, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Whitener Provost. Superintendent. ;
Morning Worship at 11 o'clock.
Sermon Subject "The Union of
Comunion
nunaay
will be observed as
"World-Wide Communion" day by
Christian people all over the world.
All members of the church together
with their families are requested
in be in their pews on Sunday
morning to participate in this
world-wide event.
Pioneer and Youth Fellowship
groups meet at 6:30 p.m.
Christian Science
Service
"Unreality'' will be the subject
of the lesson-sermon at the Chris
tian Science Service on Sunday,
October 2.
Golden Text: Proverbs 12:5. "The
thoughts of the righteous are right;
but the counsels of the wicked are
deceit.''
The service will be held on the
second floor of the Masonic Tem
ple at 11 a. m.
Church Of God
CANTON
The Rev. W. C. Lee, Pastor
Sunday, 9:30 a .m.. Radio Pro
gram over Station WHCC, Waynes
ville. 10 a. m., Sunday School.
11a. m., Preaching Service.
7:30 p. m., Evangelistic Service,
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Mid-week
prayer meeting.
Crabtree Methodist
Charge
The Rev. C. O. Newell, Pastor
World-wide Communion will be
observed at Davis Chapel at ten
o'clock and at Fincher's Chapel at
eleven o'clock.
The Methodist Youth Fellowship
will meet at the parsonage.
Our charge will be host to the
county M.Y.F. on Monday night
at 7:30 at the Crabtree-Iron Duff
school. Stunt night will feature
this program.
Then said I, Woe is me! for I am un
done; because I am a man of unclean
hps: for mine eyes have seen the King,
the Lord of hoits.
Pigeon Baptist Church
WHITE OAK
i The Kev. C. T. Taylor, Pastor
I Sunday
10 a. in.. Sunday School, with
i Mrs. Francis Tcague. superinlen-
dent.
11a. m.. Worship hour with the
'pastor bringing the message.
2:30 p. in.. Business meeting
Sunday afternoon. Those present
at the meeting will listen to the
first program of the new. year
round Baptist Hour, which will be
broadcast at 3:30 p. m. Dr. Robert
Greene Lee. president of our
Southern Baptist Convention, will
be the speaker. A radio will he
brought to the church for the pur
pose ol hearing the broadcast.
October 10. A two-week sing
ing school will begin, with the
pastor leaching. Everyone is in
vited to attend this school.
Church Of God
HAZELWOOD
The Rev. Hugh J. Cox Pastor
Sunday School, 10 a. m.
Preaching Services, 11 a. m.
Evangelistic Services, 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Young
People's meeting.
SURGERY SAFER NOW
SAN FRANCISCO 'UP' When
you enter a hospital for major
surgery you have 96 chances out of
100 of coming through safely. Your
grandad back in 1900 had only 88,
Dr. Malcolm T. MacEachern, asso-
i ciate director of the American Col
Pastor lege of Surgeons, said here.
ISAIAH IS
APPOINTED BY JEHOVAH TO PROPHESY
Scripture
By NEWMAN CAMPBELL
PROPHECY IS as old as man
kind. We have prophets in our
modern day men who try to
warn us of disasters, or, fortu
nately for us, try to show us how
even the inventions that can bring;
horror and death, can, if prop
erly used, also bring; peace and
benefits to all mankind namely,
atomic research.
World War I was foreseen by
many men of world vision but
people generally considered the
world was then "too civilized" to
risk such a calamity. The proph
ets were correct.
Many predicted World War II,
and uttered warnings. The por
tents were largely ignored, al
though they did bring fear and
dread also incredulity that such
a thing could happen twice in one
generation.
The sixth chapter of Isaiah, the
greatest Hebrew prophet, as
signed for today's lesson, begins:
"In the year that King Uzziah
pf Judah ) died, I saw also the
Lord sitting upon a throne, high
and lifted up,' and His train filled
the temple."
Uzziah had reigned for 52 years,
MEMORY
"Here am I; send
and his reign had been a happy
and prosperous one. Now the
throne was vacant, and forebod
ings of trouble were rife.
Uzziah died in 734 B. C, and
in the succeeding years, when
Isaiah was prophesying, Rome
was founded.
It was a time for people to
repent of their Sinful way of liv
ing, to turn to righteousness and
to correct the abuses in the gov
ernment of their land.
It has been said of this chap
ter in Isaiah, that it "stands un
rivaled in the Old Testament,
both for grandeur of conception
and the majestic simplicity of its
style.'1
The reader will be reminded
forcibly of St. John's Revelation,
and should re-read the latter.
(Above it (the thfone) stood
the seraphim. ech one was cov
ered with six wings; with twain
he covered his face, and with
twain he covered his feet, and
with twain he did fly.
"And one cried Unto affother,
and said. Holy, holy, holy, Is the
Lord of Hosts: the whole earth
is full of His glory."
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Mrs. Lee To Hold
Morning Radio
Devotions
Mrs. M. B. Lee. pastor of tin
Hazelwood Methodist Church, will i
have charge of morning di voti m- I
over WHCC next vvtek. Monday,
through Saturday, at 9 1
The worship service will be
broadcast from the First Baptist
Church Sunday morning at 11
o'clock. The pastor. I. G. Elliott,
will speak on this .subject: "The
Ideal Congregation and Preacher."
Special music will he given by the
choir under the direction of
Charles Isley. with Mrs. Dougla
Moore at the organ.
The year-round Bapl ist
gins Sunday afternoon at
station WLOS in Ashevilh
be heard every Sunday
at the same lime. Dr. H
Hour be
3:30 over
. and wi
il'ternoon
G. Lee,
pastor of the Belview Baptist
Church in Memphis. Tcnn.. and
president of the Southern Baptist
Convention, will he Iho speaker
during the first three months.
Seventh Day Advent
Tabernacle
106 Beech St. Hazelwood
Evangelist Knecht, Pastor
Saturday
9:45 a. m. Sabbath School,
Clyde Morgan, Superintendent.
Lesson Topic: "The Seven Seals."
11 a. m. Worship Service, pas
tor in charge.
CALLED
Isaiah 6.
The seraphim are sinless crea
tures who offer unceasing wor
ship to God.
"Then said I, woe is me! for
I am undone; because I am a
man of unclean lips, and I dwell
in the midst of a people of un
clean lips: for mine eyes have
seen the King, the Lord of Hosts."
"Then flew one of the seraph
im unto me, having a live coal
in his hand, which he had taken
with the tong3 from the altar:
"And he laid it upon my mouth,
and said, Lo, this hath touched
thy lips; and thine iniquity is
taken away, and thy sin purged."
"In the earthly sanctuary the
burning of incense was per
formed by taking coals from the
altar of burnt offering and pour
ing them on the altar of incense,
and then upon these was scat
tered the incense." There was nc
burnt offering on this altar.
"Also I heard the voice of the
Lord, saying, Whom shall I send,
and who will go for us? Then
said I, Here am I; send me."
Uplifted by the thought that
his sins were forgiven and he was
worthy to do the Lord's will,
VERSE
mc." Isaiah 6:3.
Isaiah offered himself as the mes
senger of the Lord. He did not
ask what the mission was. He
was willing to do anything that
God wanted him to do.
As a matter of fact, it was a
disheartening task that the Mas
ter Set for His servant. He was
to fell his people of the troubles
descending upon their country.
The kingdom was doomed to dev
astation and annihilation by the
then imperial power of that
world.
He wa3 to warn them of all
this, but they would not hear him
or understand, for their "earj
would hear but understand not,
and see ye, Indeed, but perceive
not."
To the children in the class Isa
iah's response to the Lord's ques
tion may be made "a suggestion
for their own everyday living.
When parents ask who will do a
certain thihg run an errand, set
the table without question or
quibble, they may train them
selves to answer: "Here am I;
send me." That is a good motto
tor us all, and is our Memory
Verse 'today.
by Tm Tnttrnatloul Council of r!lciaui
DHOTbune. by King ftftuirta yn41cM
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Then IK w one or me r.erapniinb umu me i utuid the Voice of the 1.,,,,; 'it
ha.o.g a nve ioal in his hand; he laid it Whom J.all I send? Th a :i i
upon n. y p. uutli, and sai l, thy tin is am I; sum ., , I
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Baptists At Hazelwood
Having Banner Attendance
To Hold Revival
REV. WALTER ZVODA, lecturer
and evangelist of Asheville, will
begin a scries oi mcclings at the
Dellwood church on Sunday, Oc
tober 2i:d, at 7:30. The meetings
will be held each night at the
same hour through October 8th,
according to Kev. George Mehaf
fe . pastor of the church. Rev.
Mr. Zvoda has traveled in Pales
tine, and will include some sa
cred scenes from Jerusalem. A
cordial welcome is extended (o
all to attend these meetings.
Special Service Set
For Fines Creek
World-wide Communion Service
v. ill he held at 11 a in. Sunday at
Ihe I.ov.ir Fines (.'reek Melluxli.il
( 'Inn eh.
Tin- will lie a combined service
I'm the Kim s Creek, Laurel Hill,
and I'ine (hove churches.
The Rev. V. K. Bingham will
preach on the .subject , "The Love
of Cod".
Sunday School will be held at
10. di) a.m.
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Hazelwood Churches Note
Big Increase In Sunday
School Attendance Goals
In March of this year the Haz
elwood ministers from the Baptist,
Methodist. Church of God and
I'resby lei ian, launched a three
months attendance, "Go to Church"
campaign. Looking back now
over the months, they find that
the crusade was a great success not
only that it boomed the attendance
these months, but that the at
tendance is still going and growing.
Here are the statistics concern
ing the increase. In February of
Ihis year, the churches had a total
at tendance (that is averaging the
month i of 363 per Sunday.
In March the attendance climb
ed lo 40(i average each Sunday.
April rose to 488, May jumped to
r)0D and June the closing month
Ihe outstanding figure of 541.
These figures show an increase
of 177 over the period. But that
is not all of the story.
September found the churches
si iil going strong with 520 average
attendance for the month. And
Hazelwood Baptist
Church
The Rev. M. L. Lewis, Pastor
.larvis Brock, Educational Di
rector. Sunday School 9:45, Frank Un
derwood, superintendent.
Morning Worship 11:00, Message
by the pastor.
Training Union 6:30, Jarvis
Brock, director.
Kvening Worship 7:30, Message,
"The Secret Of His Presence," by
the Educational Director.
Mid-Weck Prayer Services Wed
nesday evening at 7.
Teachers and officers meeting
Wednesday evening at 7:45.
Choir Rehearsal Thursday even
ing 7:30.
Diamonds, coal and graphite are
all forms tt pur carbon.
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Rev. M. L. Lewis
Hazelwood liaplist (
lug into another eon
ci'i-tnin (lip
111 I ' ll K head-
ll ear. Win,
in average aitencanci
Ihe month of Sent
fur
Mi.
tenibci
Lewis feels lh
of the great
A look at the
shows thai tin
in interest and
lie nil,.
( luircii
ar
il th,
average aiiendanw
cliuri-h (;!,
allendani-e ,,
'Imivli i :h ),.,
- "I 111! hit
vear 1945 the i
average attend
Sunday in Suml
Ihe low ear o!
I' School. 11,4,:
l"3. Hill 1H47 viu
the wheel t-t.-irl Iiimhi,
In i:48 that iivuic rh.ol
and the pj't ; .ear !h;it
In i2
h;i-
been completed, the aileinl
held up lo KM. C ' , 1 1 , ; .-; i n u
average lor September ovi r a
lod of year-. Mi l.cwj. .,,. .
1!)'U) is Iookiir; lar In IIh In
Ihe average al'diclaiicc nf
Sunday School was ;)(!. jn Km
Ihe
Per- i
thai
! i'-'ta
I he
this
was 131. in 1M7 152 with la.i
year's average boiiu 1 .17. "h ,riK
; lo know lhal ihK month'-, averaw
j was 232." says the pastor,
j Not only the Sunday School, hut
! the rnher phasi s of Hv work aiv
; making progress. With .larn-
Brocl: as new Kducational DirecUn-.
doing u very line work, the chnir
is equal lo any in the comm.
said the pastor. Our Training
ion and W. M. S. an voikini:
smoothly and nicely. Tin spirit
of (he work in general is lin v,.,;,
the paslor. The church i'lcmhiT
ship has crow n !!() in 1ik than 3
years;. We aho were insiriiincnltil
in condticl itv: a Mission Snnila'
School, which has heroine Hie
"Crecii Yalhy Haplist church."
with 7 1 member and l)t le Milkr
as its paslor. This School ha out
100
in alleiuhuice each Sunday
la I '.' years Ihe church
built
I'Mueal loiial linildoi.;
tin
le'
cm I of SI' I .IH.II, ( M Ihi' ii
than $'l DUO n mains m
paid on lie In
of the hiircli
eroc! a pew ;,
nc. The
when IIh .'
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hip. Tin
mi
he a credit lo ".
hope: !'i ;:cb
dance ol :;oo th
when Ihe Siind.i
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yet there
'for the 1;
is a Tar yrcar'
isl Sund.v. id I
nutlii'ik
I Li 1 1
penph
clitiM-li-
'of Senleinher loiind "il'l
in Sunday School in the .
es. p
However one minister lia- ,l"
key note. He saVs. ' We have jn-l ;
begun to reach our pcnr.le. the
people that really need the rlmn.i
and that we need.''
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