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Go To Church Sunday First Baptist Church HAZBLWOOD. N. C. The Eev. Johi Ind Kte, Mm SUNDAY? Sunday School?9:43 a.m., Tal madge Woodard, Superintendent. There la a welcome here (or all ?get. Morning Worship ? llcOO a.m. Sermon by the pastor. Training Union ? 6:30 p.m., frank Saunders. Director. Evening worshio ? 7:30 p.m. Sermon by the Pastor. Youth Fellowship ? 8:30 p.m., Barbara Chase, director! Announcements and Activities The Nursery will be open for all services Sunday. Our nursery is equipped to care for children of all ages. Monday: The Building Commit tee and the Trustees of the Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Edu cational Building. Tuesday: The Circles of the W.M S, will meet at 7:30 p.m. The place of the meetings of these circles will be announced Sunday. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m. ? Weekly Bible Hour. Weekly Choir Practice will fol low. Visitors are always welcome to worship with us here A hearty welcome awaits you. You are not a stranger, hut a guest of God In His house of worship. East Waynesville Baptist Church WOODLAND DRIVE The Rev. Hobert Shope, Jr, Pastor "I was Glad when they said un to Me. Let us go into the houae of the Lord." Psalms?122:1. SUNDAY? 10:00 a.m.?Sunday School. Earl Mashburn, Superintendent. 11:00 a m ? Morning Worship Service. Message by the pastor. 7 00 p.m.?Training Union. J. L. McElroy, director. 8:00 p.m. ? Evening Worship. Message by the pastor. WEDNESDAY? j 7:00 p.m.?Prayer Meeting and ; <ong service. Bible Study In the Book of Acts. Beginning Wednes day, Oct. 8 our mid-week service will begin at 7:00 p.m. instead of 7:30 p.m. If you are not attending Sunday School or Church anywhere, we In vite you to come worship with us Visitors are welcome. ? i 1 i ,, A revival meeting will begin at the fEast Waynesville Baptist Church Sunday, October the 9th. Rev. Frat /. Hopkins, pastor of Liberty Baptist Church near Cand ler in Buncombe Association, will bring the message each evening. We invite everyone to attend these services. There were 2.580,000 18-year olds in a U. S. population of 132 million In 1941 but only 2.160.000 In the 1954 population of 162 mil lion. Fines Creek Memorial Baptist Church The ler. Harold Tawnsend, Pastor SUNDAY? Sunday School?10 O'clock every Sunday. Reeves Ferguson, Supt. Morning Worship ? 11 o'clock every 2nd and 4th Sundays. 7:00 p.m.?Training Union every Sunday night. Evening Worship ? 7:30 every 2nd and 4th Sunday*. SATURDAY? 7:30 p.m.?Prayar meeting. Dell wood Methodist Charge The Rev. Grady Barrlnger, Pastor DELLWOOD SUNDAY? 10:00 ? Church School. Taylor Ferguson, superintendent TUESDAY? 7:00?Youth Choir practice. 7:30?Adult Choir practice. WEDNESDAY? 2:00? W S.C.S. will meet at the church. ELIZABETH CHAPEL SUNDAY? 10:00?Church School. Jack Ar 'ineton, superintendent. MYF will meet in the evening. WEDNESDAY ? 7:00?Bible Study. 8:15?Choir practice. MAPLE GROYK SUNDAY? 10:00?Church School. Leanord l.eatherwood, superintendent. THURSDAY? 7:00?Children's Choir practice. 7:30?Adult Choir practice. Library Notes Margaret Johnston County Librarian LIBRARY FAVORITES The figures represent the com >ined standing of each book baaed >n reports of circulation statistics 'rom the public libraries of: Bal lmore, Birmingham, Buffalo, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Dcs tfolnes, Detroit, Indianapolis, Kan as City, Los Angeles, Louisville, rtemphis, Milwaukee, Minneapolis., tewark. New Orleans, New York !Mty, Pittsbnrgh, Portland, Salt ?ake City, San Francisco, Seattle, iprlngfield and Toronto. FICTION - Thompson?Not as a Stranger. Sagan?Bonjour Tristesse. Ruark?Something of Value. Dennis?Auntie Mame. Hunter?Blackboard Jungle. Dane?Flower Girls. Hyman?No Time for Sergeants. Basso ? View from Pompey's FTead. Marquand ? Sincerely, Willis Wavde. Finletter?Dinner Party. Bonner?Excelsior. NONFICTION Llndbere?Gift from the Sea. Fiesch?Whv Johnv Cant' Read. Marshall?A Man Called Peter. Schindler?How to Live 365 Days a Vear. Peale?The Power of Positive ?CI. Inking. M?rDonald?Onions In the Stew Fadiman?Partv of One. Conrfnev?L*urpfte. Aldrich?Gertrude Lawrence-as A. Ruck?Mv general Worlds. Pannrmnpp PUVfoff* Qiip?Mna anH Shadow ?T*T1 fni Tomomtw Conine nf nil nvwutt n nnn Pnefv Pen. of f>n TJ. T* <?>? KooV (<5 n0( Jn a no ""Apt n>?V Kn TTooforl A r\*r r * c f a *A onenn PaaIA I AA Pnwf. ova nvnUUnH- eVlA ftap fvSV fv??vr?rl ? flin lloM IaaVA^ In rooni bnPf | against his door to smoke him nut. A Hnn4tn?| Qiilfprprs A Wmiwflt New Pluwiii Jnct Put On The Market An ointment that haa been used tor the past two veara be a prom inent Mt Holly. N C.. doctor who states. "During the part thlrty -even years of general practice T have used all the well-known and sccepted remedies for the relief i of Hemorrhoids?without a doubt, the formula known aa SUTHEH TNK gives the^ioat satisfactory .AfUf tu?4 T jCn III ? , . at miPT Tniix i w lis "f PTW um. ISUTHERINE la eapectally recom mended for the soothing relief of poln and Itrhtrrg in Wemorhold itplleai. Tn many caaea blooding has been stoppdd. Ask (or MJ 1 THEHfSt at ah dmg stores ?Adv. I . i For IOW COST CONTROL of PUNT BED WEEDS and NEMATODES... CYANAMID + A SOIL FUMIGANT It's Easy as A-B-C - J /\. Work up teed bed and apply soil fumigant. B. Apply Cyanamid at recommended rates. C, In the spring, rake, fertilize and teed as usual. ADVANTAGES OF AERO* CYANAMID FOR TOBACCO BED WEED CONTROL I. Eliminate* costly, back breaking, hand weeding. ? 2. Supplies long lasting nitrogen. 3, Produces stronger, healthier plants that grow off fatter in the field the bag with a bonus J jL killt weeds and f?d? plants tiAfin REMEMBER ?Cyanamid plua a soil fumigant is the I lowest coat way to control weeds and nematodes in plant beds. See your dealer and place your order today. American G/anamid company AOatCUlTUBAl CHEMICALS DIVISION 16 Wast MaiHn St.. Raleigh, M C ?4(L t THE SANCTUARY of the Riverside Missionary Baptist Church has been enlarged and choir loft added as a part of the congregation's $16,250 im provement program. The church occupies an attractive site on a branch of the Pigeon River. (Mountaineer Photo). 'Finer Farms' Contest Discussed At White Oak By MRS. ROWF LEDFORD Community Reporter The White Oak CDP held its regular meeting Saturday night with chairman Robert Fisher pre siding. Odie Fisher read the scripture and led the prayer. The principal speaker was Car lyle Davis of the Soil Conservation Service, who discussed the Carolina Power and Light Company "Finer Farms" contest which White Oak has entered, and urged that farm ers in the community submit the necessary information on their farms and homes. The program was then turned over to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sut ton. Mr. Sutton showed film slides, while Mrs. Sutton conducted games for both adults and children. The program was ended after the women served cookies and drinks. The next meeting of the White Oak CDP will be held Saturday, October 8, with Mr. and Mrs. Teague Williams in charge of the program. Mrs. Lawson Teague is visiting her nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Calmer Smart of Murphy, R. J. Dotson of Canton and Low ell Dotsoh of Pishervllle, Va? hav? been visiting their sister, Mrs. A. L. Bramlett. Brodie Green and his children and niece have moved into the new Green home on Stevens Creek which has been equipped with new l'urniture. URW To Name ! Delegates For Two Meetings The regular monthly meeting of Local 277, United Rubber Workers CIO, will be held at the ,union hall over the WWNC Cafe Saturday. The meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. for those working on the 3-11 shift, and at 3 p.m. for the other shifts. Tw<> delegates to the state CIO convention will be elected at the meeting and delegates to the Dis trict Council meeting at Memphis will be nominated Saturday and elected later. The door prize this month will be $40. OOOOOOfift New-Different' E-Z 2-Qt. Feed Scoop ' 0 Accurately measures 1 to 2 ou?r*?. M->de of tou"h. ????:l!ent n'astjc ?no eSWn?, crack in; or breaking. ? Novel handle lets you dip into fe?d bag with room to spare. ? No spilling?can be set on base while full of feed. 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