Go To Church Sunday
First Methodist Church
WATNnnUI
Corner Haywood and Awfcny
The Ear. Earl a BrendaO.
10:00 a.m.?Church School. W.
S. Roberta, General Superintend*
ent Classes apd Departments for
all ages.
The nursery la open for children
under alx until twelve o'clock.
11:00 a.m. ? Morning Worihlp.
Strmon by the paator. Subject: "A
Mother's Prayer".
6:00 p.m.?MYT will meet for
aupper followed by a program of
wtyahip and recreation.
6:00 p.m.?Evening Worship. Ser.
mon, "How To Slay Healthy Under
Pressure." by the parftor.
This la the fourth In a aeries of
sermons on "Quest Por llappineas"
"How* Thy Father
And Thy Mother"
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If jrou have not
already done so,
speak your everlast
ing love for those
who did so much tor you. uo it
in 0 cemetery that allows you the
priceless phvilcse of erecting a
beautiful and distinctive monu
ment rather than in one which,
lor reasons of its own, restricts
fou to a metal marker set flush
%ith the ground.
1. As the ycarj go by you will real
ize that nothing keeps memories
more beautifully alive than a trib
ute spoken in words of imperish
able granite or marble.
HAYWOOD
MONUMENT CO.
. *H. B. "Herb" Angel
Asheville Rd. Dial GL 6-5191
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Church of Christ
Fast on Highway 19A-33
A crow from BIA BalMlai
Bob Bit don, Minister
Plume GL ??M
"Speaking the truth in Lm
Eph. 4:15. ,
SUNDAY?
10:00 s.m.?Bible Study.
11:00 a.m?Preaching and the
Lord'* Supper.
7:30 p m. ? treason from Pro
verb*.
TUESDAY?
7:30 p.m.?Bible Study. Home of
Mr Weaver Swaynglm, Caney
Fork
WEDNESDAY?
7:30 p.m.?Bible Study?Church
Building.
FRIDAY?
7:48 pm.?Bible Study St Sylva
in Hall over We*tem Union Office.
Badlo Program*
SATURDAY?
0:00 to 0:15 a.m. ? Radio Pro
gram?"The Go*pel of Chrlat" ?
Radio Station WHCC.
SUNDAY?
9:30 to 0:43 a.m. ? "Church
History." Broadcast over WHCC.'
You are Invited to worship with
oa.
"The churche* of Christ aalute
you" Roman* 10:16.
Ninevah Baptist Church
The Bev. C. L. Allen, Paster
SUNDAY?
10 a.m.?Sunday School. Roy
Davis superintendent Rufus Lem
ing, Associate Superintendent.
Sermon by the pastor every sec
ond and fourth Sunday mornings
at 11 o'clock, and every first and
third Sunday nights at 8:00 o'clock.
7:00 p.m.?Training Union, Ruf
u? Lemlng. Director.
WEDNESDAY?
7:30 p,m.?Prayer meeting.
The W.M.U. will meet at the
homy of Miss Selma Baldwin. Sat
urday, May nr
Visitors are welcome.
The Christian And
Missionary Allisfcice
.Church Of Canton
"A Bible Church Wit* A Christ
rw Rev. Divld Uttote, Mm
SUNDAY?
2: If pm?Bible Study.
2:00 p.m.?Afternoon Service.
7:20 p.m.?Evangelistic Service.
Grace Church ita the
Mountains
EPISCOPAL
The Eer. June* Y- Peary, Jr.
Hector ,
Telephone GL f-SMf
SUNDAY?
0:20 a.m.?Church School and
Family Worahlp.
10:48?Nursery through church
service.
11:00 a.m. ? Holy Communion
and sermon. >
12:00 Noon?Coffee Hour.' Vict
ors welcome. Pariah House
1:30 p.m.?The Episcopal Hour.
Radio Station WHCC. ?
1 OA n m.?Vouth Learue?Par
iah House.
WEDNESDAY?
3:15 pjn.?Junior Choir practice.
7:00 p.m.?Choir practice.
8:00 p.m.?Parish meeting.
THURSDAY?
7:30 p ip.?Service of Confirma
tion.
8:00 p.m. ? Local AA Chapter
meeting. Parish House.
FRIDAY?
9:00 a.m.?Holy Co'mmunion.
Pigeon Baptist Church
The Rev. P. C. Hicks. Paster
SUNDAY
10:00 a.m.?Sunday School. Hen
ry P. Teague, Superintendent.
11:00 a.m.?Preaching the sec
ond and fourth Sundays by the pa*
tor.
7:80 p.m.?Training Union. The
?Rev. Odle Fish. Director.
8:00 p.m.?Preaching the fifth
Sundays by the pastor. ,
WEDNESDAY? ' 4
7:80 p.m. ? Mid-week prayer
meeting.
Free Methodist Church
The Rer. Russell M. Elder. Paster
Telephone OL 8-8887
Assembly and Oak Streets.
Wayaeerllle
SUNDAY?
Sunday School. 10:00 la
? Morning Worahlp, 11 00 a.m.
Young People's service. 7:00 p.m.
Evening Evangelistic Service,
7:40 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY--"" *
7:48 p.m.?Bible Study.
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R. E. SENTELLE,
CANDIDATE FOR tHE LOWER HOUSE
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
NORTH CAROLINA, OFFERS A TEN
POINT PROGRAM ON WHICH HIS CAM
PAIGN FOR OFFICE WILL BE BUILT:
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J. A native and resident of Haywood County.
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e. A property owner and tax payer in Haywood all of hit adult life.
i. A life-long Democrat and a servant of the Democratic party ever since he reached
his majority and has served the party loyally and continuously during his adult
, life in many capacities. ? ? ?
i He has never held a public office or job in Haywood and he has never asked the
people of the county for any public trust job or office, exoept that of Representa
tive in the General Assembly ? the only honor'ever to be sought from the voters.
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ft. His wide experience In the General Assembly of North Carolina, which Is dis
tinctly a law-makinx body, which meets bl-enniallv for three definite and distinct
functions: (a) To make new laws; (b> To amend laws in the General Statutes of
our State; and (e) To abolish old and useless laws. Experience counts In the work
of the Legislature just as it counts in the industrial plants, on the farm and in all
places of human endeavor. Theq too, personal contacts and acquaintance with State
Department officials, and with the Representatives and Senators with long records
of service to the State, further qualify him for service as your Representative.
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ft. His record of legislative activities during the five sessions he has served is a guar
antee of the loyal and efficient service he will render to the people of Haywood
County.
j. His faithful cooperation in the Legislatures with the Representatives from Hay
wood and bis assistance rendered to them in the passage of their local bills, stands
out as proof of his loyalty and devotion to Haywood County.
1. He plans to offer some amendments to state laws, particularly to the Revenue Act,
" with reference to Income fax Laws, and to the tabor taws of the state, but at this
time, no plana for any legislation affecting Haywood County, nor the towns therein,
but absolutely no lews will be introduced nor pa sat A without the knowledge and
consent af the alt lores of the county.
I. He plans to conduct a vigorous and comprehensive campaign through admihi
meats in the newspapers, through circulars, personal letters and visits to all sec
tions of the county, and through other mrdloano of campaigning, but at all Hmeo
the campaigning will bo high toned and void of criticism or abuoe of his opponents.
lft. The voters of Haywood are requested to give i smith rattan to ttwoe 1ft points and
to read and study the explanations, developments, and, on the day af the Primary,
their support and vote will be greatly appreciated
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TV' . ' PAID POLITICAL ADTttKftSXMKftT.
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Senator Scott Co-Sponsor Of New, Retirement Bill
Br BILL WHITLEY
RETIREMENT: Recently Sen
W. Kerr Scott, along wiht several
other Senators, sponsored legisla
tion that would increase retire
ment payments to former Federal
employees who are now on the
retirement rolls.
. The legislation grew out of hear
ings that Senator Scott held on
Senate Bill No. 2875. which would
increase retirement benefits for
Federal employees.
According to Scott, S. 2875.
"would help people who are now i
n?a * ? - - . . ? -? ?
rrucrai employees wnen tney gel
ready to retire. It was very obvi
ous that any overall Increase
should also assist former em
ployees -who are now retired." |
BENEFITS. The new measure |
would increase annuities to former
employees now on retirement by
not less than $100 a year and not
more than $300.
For survivors of former em
ployees?except surviving children
?the annuities would be increased
$80.
For surviving children, the an
nuities would be increased by $50
for each child.
Final Senate action on both re
tirement bills is expected in the
next few weeks. *
DOME. Visitors in Washington
this Spring and Summer will see
an interesting sight at the U. S
Capitol.
The Capitol dome" is getting a
liorough cleaning and a new coat
of paint.
Painters?with ropes and ladders
?are monkeying all over the tall
structure. It will take several
months to complete the job. and
it will cost between $40,000 and
$30,000.
For many years, the dome has
been given a fresh coat of paint
every four years?election years,
that is, in order to be spruced up
for Presidential inaugurations.
INDIANS. The I-umbee Indians
of Southeastern North Carolina
soon should have their name made
official as far as the Federal gov
ernment is concerned.
Last week the Senate Interior
Committee's sub-committee on In
dian affairs gave a quick okay to
a bill that would make the name
official. Final action will be rou- I
tine.
The state legislature has already
passed legislation doing the same
thing.
FARMERS. Sen. Robert Kerr of
Oklahoma, a man who coins a
lot of phrases in debate on the
Senate floor, has a new one for
the Republican office-seekers who
are worrying about Ike's veto of
the farm message.
Those who are trying to justify
the President's stand on farm price
Ironing Board Safety...
BELLEVUE, Idaho <AP> ? Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Gray and Mrs. Car
roll McCrea almost left their Iran
lag board behind when they re
ts rned to Bellevue from a vacation
in fresno, Calif. Now they're glad
they didn't.
Near Wells, Nev. their car skid
ded and rolled over. The ironing
board pinned three Gray apd Mc
Crea children In the back seat, sav
ing them from possible serious
injury. . ,
supports. Senator Kerr says, are
suffering from "self hypnosis."
Hazelwood Methodist
Charge
The Rev. L. E. Win In*. Pastor
THE HAZELWOOD CHURCH
SUNDAY?
10:00 a.m. ? Church School
Glenn Scruggs, superintendent.
11:00 a.m. ? Morning worship.
0:30 p.m.?MYF.
THE FRANCIS COVE CllUBCH
SUNDAY?
10:00 a.m.?Morning worship.
11:00 a.m. ? Church School.
R. H. Boone, superintendent.
Fines Creek
Memorial Baptist
Church
The Rev. Doyle Miller, Pastor
SUNDAY
Sunday School?10 o'clock ever}
Sunday. Reeves Ferguson, Supt.
Johnny Rathbone, Associate Supt.
Morning Worship ? 11 o'clock
every 2nd and 4th Sundays.
Evening Worship ? 7:30 every
1st and 3rd Sundays.
Liberty Baptist Church
The Rev. D. D. Russell, Pastor
10:00 a.m. ? Sunday School
Lloyd Teague, Superintendent.
11:00 i.m.?Sermon by pastor.
Everyone Is cordially Invited, t
RED BEAR GIFT FOR PRINCESS^
PRESENTED TO PRINCESS ANNI of England, Nlktd, a Russian bear,
makes a first public appearance at the London Zoo as be accepts a
handout from keeper Sam Morton. It seems that the newcomer was
a gift from Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev,
Communist party leader, during their recent visit to Great Britain.
BETWEEN APR$L 15 AND MAY 15
IS THE
TIME TO PLANT
? TOMATO PLANTS ? SQUASH
? PUMPKINS ? FIELD PEAS
? SNAP BEANS ? OKRA
? CUCUMBERS ? POLE BEANS
WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF
WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF ...
PACKAGE SEEDS
H AY W OOD COUNTY
FARMERS CO-OP, Inc.
H. M. Dulin, Mgr.
Dial GL 6-8621 Depot Street
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