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.ftcrnoon, June 7, 1D31 ;iirsday THE VTAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER PACE mE (Sfcond 5ctionJ p TO CHURCH 1 I Johns Church ,xvrsvii.iE N lnrrnce Newman, , f Mases lor Western e.u .. ..... tl Month of LCif'-l'".1 . . . .... Johns C!uiri.li B a.m. and Che (Soujett (Test ii V-' ... .1 - Pl,,.,nl L JtfptlS L mile 'I a.m. illok-l-y.43 a.m. VOS- (.W-IUJ a. in, J- .... .. jlantiioy iiuiut: " ; 5inda . ,aviliK Home 10 a.m. Sunday. Church Of God HAZELWOOD I,,, Harold E. Cato, Pastor School. 10 a. in. Ling Services, 11 a. in ' . Luciistic Services. 7:15 P.M. Uesday. 7 P., M... Young Wi meeting. .uoo RnntUt r.hurch jUUV-v L Clyde, Route 1 Rt. M. H . Raby, Pastor . m Sundav 'School. M. M Lough! Superintendent. am,, Sermon by Castor w kk,- . ... i-dnesday evening, 7:30 o clock, v(r meeting . at the church, rjone is invited to come out join us. day, 7:30 p, m., Prayer .img at the home Of Mr. and i Walker Gillett in Canton. h.ru Hcisims entered tne itch Sunday, two by letter and by baptism. ? t tf jr,''rt' " ; J 1 1 j Jewish Synagotjue. "The Sen of man alio cami not to b miniittrtd unto, but to minister, ond to jiva Hit lift a ran.om for im.ny.M-Mqrk 10:45. Christian Science Service "ftod The Only Cause and Cre ator" wil Ibe the subject- of the lesson-sermon at the Christian Science Service, next Sunday, The Golden Text is from Revela tion 15:3. 'Great and marvelous are thy works, Lord God Almighty; just and true are thy ways, thou King of saints." The service will be held on the second floor of the Masonic Tcm- pie at 1 1 a.m. Burnett Cove Baptist Church The Rev. R. K. Mchaucy, Pastor Sunday 10 a.m. Sunday School every week with Clayton Pressley, superintendent. Every Sunday night Prayer mectinc and choir practice. 11 a.m. Preachinc on the sec ond and fourth Sundays by the pastor. Saturday- Prayer meeting In the homes every Saturday night. Everyone is Invited to attend tins riend'y church. Liflurn-Luke k; IS; 19:1-10; Mark f0.J5; John J.fi; lt.H-SO. JESUS AND HIS MINISTRY HE CAME TO GIVE HIS LIFE FOR MANY Iv NEWMAN CAMPBFXL JiEVER WAS the world more d of a Saviour to tell us to rot rid of our selfishness. prejudices and other un- nstian feelings and actions, and learn to live as Jesus would h us and as Ho lived. JOnce more our lesson takes us I He beginning of Jesus' minis r. and we road nf the thines He Iwd of the way He spoke, and He was here with us on 1li now to help us to see how cin make the world a place of Him. Political parties in every coun ' quarrel and call names; gov Jtients rise and fall; all seems im. with brother battling iikcr, and young men dying as flare rages, while civilians lose "'homes, possessions and lives. After thr hai.tium nf Taono Hp hi with the Holy Spirit," went I'the wilderness where He was F'Ptpd hv Safari Vaii ramomhpr f the Master withstood these, ("tow He told Satan to be gone. Jit tllaM ...- . T T 1 1 1 r- "nil mill. io ms OKI IIUIUC, Kth, and on the Sabbath He F into the svnaeoeue. -and up to read, and this is what read: MEMORY VERSE . . , ..., iu.t, ana to give his uje a niwm So. He told them the parable of the lost sheep, how, if a man had many sheep and one or mem siraverl Rnd was lost, he left the others and searched until he had found the lost one, and brought it home in triumph, calling on his neighbors and friends to rejoice with him. If a woman had ten pieces of silver, Jesus told them, and lost one, she would sweep her house and look everywhere until she found it, and would then call on her neighbors to celebrate her good fortune. Then He told them the parable of the prodigal son who left his father's house, 'wasted his sub stance and was reduced to abso lute starvation, so that he even envied the pigs their food. Then the foolishness and wick edness of his conduct were made clear to him and he decided to go back home, tell his father how sorry he was for his wayward ness, and beg forgiveness. Jesus told how the father re ceived him with affection and gave a great feast to celebrate this beloved son's return. He also pictured the hurt feelings of the Burnett Siding Baptist Church The Rev. Joe Williams, Pastor 10 a.m. Sunday School, Vaughn Rogers, Superintendent. 11 a.m. Preaching Services on the first and third Sundays. Lihcrty Baptist Church The Rev. 1). 1. Russell, Pastor 10 A. M Sunday School, Lloyd Tcaguc, superintendent. 11 A. M. Morning sermon ' y Hie pastor. Everyone is cordially Inlvilcd I Spirit of the Lord is upon !. because He hath anointed Me Pfwch the gospel to the poor; liath sent Me to heal the brok 'jWted, to preach deliverance captives, and recovering of w to the blind, to set at liberty that are bruised, 3 Preach the acceptable year Lord " " . He closed the book and to talk. So gracious were ords that the people who J1 Mown Him from childhood ' tmazed and asked one an this was indeed Joseph ' "ary's son whom they had long.- told them that "No proph " eptable in his own coun ' "d His further remarks an- iem so that they took Him Ik!! a mountairi that over- the town, and would have Him off to His death, but i-rKtu trough the crowd ana r lwy. How quickly people L P 'rni amazement and won- r" on in His ministry, crowds i eo Him. fnr Hi. L " nad healed the s cK. f f - v-'. o.vfv, laiiic, un, demon-possessed to Him L' PuUcana and sinners r 1 to hear and see Him: ven r .feribes and Phric rame. wey hoped to, trip Him. They good, older son because his father teemed to have taken him for granted but was making such a 6 . . ... I... ..innnr- nd hOW to do over di....v., the father comforted him "For even tne &on ui """ -not to be ministered unto, but to minister, and to give ' -ransom for many," Jew. told them. He came to save mankind. For God so lovca u.c that He gave His only begotten S 5,atgwhosoever believeth n Him should not perish, but have everlasting life" d Many con5am" m ' f.if that thev were women nvV - - . called of God to try ' v U world, and have done he r be t and often saenncea " ,;, ,. doing it. They have ttxMnnyM lowed in the Master's footsteps. JC-ramdcome a light into the world that whosoever bl,.veth on Me should not abide in dark "''He that rejecteth Me and re reiveth not My words, hath One hat judgethhinu the word th I have spoken, the J""8 n11 judge him in the last day : J "For I have not spoken of My ' self but the Father which sent Me He gave Me a commandment, what I would say, and what I should speak. "And l know that His com j i life everlasting, mandment is we therefore, whatsoever I -pert Me Olivet Baptist Church Rev. O. L. Lrdford, Pastor enwiuv iii .. ... iiikI:iv School, llarrold j. n. .... .m-....t -.- Lcatherwood, Superintendent. . ... ,. I.., II... 11 a. 111. wursiup neivitu ui i..v pastor. 6;3() p. in. H.T I!, incclilig Willi Mrs. Lester .Shcclum as the leader. 8 p. in - Preaching bly the pastor WEDNESDAY 7 30 p. m MKIwrcK rinyn Meeting iii the home, Hiram Cald well, leader. SATURDAY 7:3(1 p. m Cottage Prayer Mul ing, Mclvin Brooks, leader. Radio program - . " . cverv Sunday afternoon, 2 oclocK till 3. conducted Dy in- Salvation Army t n Bnr VI. Wavnesvllle MOUNTAIN MISSION DISTRICT mr AflOITARTERS Located at Maple Springs, On The Major Cecil Brown, District Of ficer. Blanch Lowe, Assistant. Glenna West, Children's worker MAPLE SPRINGS: Hcadouar , I,.. ShPllon Laurel Bonnie Hill, and Sleepy Valley Mission cenieis. ACTIVITIES: Sunday Schools Preaching services. Young People' meetings. Visitation. Bible classes Ladies' Home League in tcrs. DELLWOOD BAPTIST CHURCB Rev. Georee Mehaney, r5vr Morning Worship at 11 o'clock ... .. - hu thp nastor., Prayer meeting Friday night i thenome. 4 j Bible study conaucica u - nalsor Wednesday n'KNi. The church bus operates for services.. Seventh Day Advcntist Tabernacle 108 Bcreh Strrel HAZELWOOD KlenaH I. Baner. Pastor SATURDAY . r l 1. ...I. CiHfll 9:45 a.m. soiwh jvuw 11 a.m. Worship. wen I 7 p.m. Mid-week prayer meet. ing at the churcn. 1 Vl It's an exciting moment not soon to be forgotten the strange feel of the cap and gown, the presence of family and friends with eyes on you, and finally, the receipt of the diploma and the hand shakes. ' Excitement, yes, a great deal of it, but there is mixed with it a sort of melancholy for the graduate. He knows that a happy era has just ended, and there is uncertainty ahead in the life that he has not yet tried. But there are fewer doubts, fewer misgivings in the mind of a y oung person if he has had proper religious training. If he can enter his career equipped with strong moral and religious convictions, the road ahead will much more likely lead to success and happiness. This offers a challenge to every parent and patriotic citizen. For every child should have the opportunity to acquire the spiritual stamina so needed to meet the responsibilities of life. Let's make every child in the community a "child of thc. Churchiand thus a, better citizen. 1 7 ' Li .: , . , . . t - . ii i A" ml '.Ml -- nin church for all ALL FOR THE CHURCH ' ' ' ' ) .'I,:,, -!, n",.h -i r , V'"hc", J c r.-.n ...,,) i , - .rusons wny l In;.- , ," n!Mlt For th i , r Mini motk ,),,, ., ., - 7'"-'n " for the I i , I ..' .n,".r I v ii,, ' lu .'iurcii ;e- .. H'.ii:. e'ju- ..l.iv "-H'lifdv 1 i a h t1'1 ' lr,4,(fl K,., Piovfibi Chipur Virm I Ill " IS 'I' 7-W4 ;o .7 4 I., Thl, Series of Ad. Is Bring Published Kail. Week in The Waynesville Mmu.la'uuvr lln.ler ll.c Ampu-es of ll.e Haywood L5is'cSAsSociaL,and,SUeisSpo. Allison & Duncan Supplier of Sinclair Products IW 172 llaw-lwmHi. N. Branson Motor Co. Dodge and Plymouth Pass, nR r Cars iriu ks 41 Main St. ( Hilton, N. Cagle Furniture Co. your HotpViint - Philco - MaytaK 1 Irre iciivrij Clyde, N. C. Dial X.m Canton Motor Company Bulck and Willys Jeep Sale, & pr,,ce 101 Park Street. Canton J m0. Central Cleaners "Superior Cleaning and Pressing Church & Montgomery Sts- Waynesville Phone 1 13 Charlie's Lunch Room & Texaco Service Ownrrs-Charlie and Claude Woodard Complete 24-Hour Service K. J. Lilius Jevvi'ler (nvi;mi:nt t hi ihi fioiham Towlp Walbrc Intrrnational Slerlinu Haywood County Farmers Cooperative "HatchlnB-ERK Headquarters lor Haywood County" Feeds, Seeds and Kei lili.er iiH Depot St- ? Home Laundry and Cleaners Waynesville. N. C. Liner Motor Sides, Inc. I uid ShIi-s and Servic e Hour Wrecker Ser. Miller & Haywood Sis.. Waynesville rhonr: Day -52; Night -229-M C lyde Ray's Flower Shop & Greenhouse Phone 11 HO and HKl Rogers Electric Company S,dis and Service of All hlcclrlcal Applineef Xl Main St., Waynesville Pbone 4I The Pure Oil Company "Re Sure With Pure'' Fuel Oil, Kerosene, Gasoline. Phone .100 Howell Motor Company DrSoto - Plymouth - GMC I ni' lts Sales - Service Phone HO Wivii.sv.IU James Furniture Com pan v 'U Prices Keep Is Busy" Main Street, Waynesville P'"""- w Farmers Exchange reeds. Seeds, I'ertiliwrs, Insl' Aslirvinr Mian Firestone Home & Auto Supply Store hi rnuh Wa.vni-ivllle 1 1 ,v'- lTnderwood Sinclair Service Main Slirrt, Waynesville Phone 917 Wavnesvillc Auto Parts Wholesaler of Standard Parts and Aeeefsuri Waynesville Thones 552 and 551 Wiivm svillf Drive-In Theatre "( nnii' As Vim Are In Vnnr Family Car" rhone fi3 Garrett Furniture Store Garrett Funeral Home Jnnaluska Supply Company General Merchandise Building .Supplf-i Lake Junaluska rt,n"r RH Ketner s "Ihe Slme Wilh IV Clieekriliiiaiil Mr." reeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - L al .r'Ml.... I,afce Junaluska. N. C. hone " Phnne 1-J PhnneL22 Haywood Builders Supply Co. r " tu u , Material Difference" nn"e4 Phone 82 R. R. Kibbc. Jr. Consignee Distributor of Texaco Products Talontinne 32 or 10.7-K "It Costs PiO more 10 -e iik- - -. . - - Waynesville Laundry, Inc. Hi-d Shrehatl tlr, ,tnt 1,lnep "1-artniil.ir t leane rs lor People Who f'r" Vaynr,ville P"" "! Wavnesvillc Pure Oil Slatioii "Be Sure With Pure" Oiumsite Court House Phone 1131 Waynesville Radio Service UC Miller Street. Waynesrllle -Phone MP Wayncsville'a Leadlnf Radio Repair aemce Church Of Christ EAST WAYNESVILLB Sumiay 10 a.m. Sunday Schooi. 11 a.m. Worship Service. wwHiwfH.lf 11,11 I consorting wun even as me r.u - Depot surer '1 t U,, ChurchP.Pof aiWMWi'ir ' - - '-"'"-'ffliri. trTirTr-JJ"
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