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THI YANCEY RECORD 1
THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1963 \
■ MUSTARD
SEEDS
BY FR. DON KAPLE
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Philip, the Deacon
preached to, the Samaritans and
they believed him and were bap
tized, the Apostle sent Peter and
John to Saznaria to pray for them,
and to lay their hands upon them
that they might receive the gift
of the Holy Spirit (Acts 8: 4-25).
Catholics believe that this is
another 'holy Sacrament which
was instituted by Jesus • Christ;
that this is another personal en
counter which the soul has with
Jesus its Saviour. And this Sacra
ment we call Confirmation.
Jesus had promised the Apostles
that he would ’ send the Holy
Spirit. “But I speak the truth to
you;*’ he said, “it is expident for
you that I depart. For if I do not
go, the Advocate will not come
to you; but if I- go, I will send
him to you (St. John 16:7). Jesus
oalled the Holy Spirit, the Spirit
of truth. His mission would be to
bear witness to Christ (St. John
15:28). One of the ways in which
the Holy Spirit would carry out
His mission would be through the
Apostles, for he would teach them
and bring to their minds what
ever Jesus taught them (St. John
14:36) and they, in turn, would
bear witness to Jesus Christ in
their lives (St. John, 15:27).“ . .the
Spirit of truth who proceeds from
the Father, he will bear witness
concerning me. And you also bear
witness, because from the begin
ning you are with me” (St. John
15 : 26, 27).
Jesus kept his promise. The
Holy Spirit was sent by the
Father in the name of Jesus. “And
suddenly there came a sound from
heaven, as of a violent wind blow
ing, and it filled the whole house
where they were sitting. And
there appeared to them parted
tongues as of fire, which settled
upon each of them. And they were
all filled with the Spirit. . .”
(Acts 2: 2,4). Peter, who had been
afraid to admit to a girl that he
even knew Jesus, went out from
the room and boldly preached
Christ to the multitude who as
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otter Apostfe also, Who had fled
in tenor' when Jesus was cap
tured, went forth and courageous/.
preached the message of Christ. I
U1 of them went to their death j
n the name of Jesus. All of them.
Pore witness to Christ by their i
lives and by thpir deaths.
But Jesus knew that not only
the Apostles but all of his follow
ers would be in need of the Holy
Spirit. He clearly warned them:
‘‘Behold, I am sending you forth
like sheep in the midst o)
wolves they will delivei
you up to councils, and scourge
you in their synogogues, and you
will be brought before the gover
nors and kings for my sake, for
a witness to them and to the Gen
dies” (St. Matt. 10: 16, 18). “Aho
orother will hand over brother tc.
death, and the father his child;
children will rise up against par
ents and put them to death. And
you will be hated by all for my
iames sake. . . .” (St. Matt: 10
21, 22). And Jesus assured them,
“But when they deliver you up
do not be anxious how or what you
are to speak; for what you are
e speak will be given you in thai
hour. For it is not you who are
speaking, but the Spirit of your
Father who speaks through you”
(St. Matt: 10: 19, 20).
Therefore, Jesus wanted to give
his followers, the Holy Spirit in a
special way. The Holy Spirit would
give them the strength and the
courage they would need to bear
witness to the truth. And so Jesus
instituted the Sacrament of the
laying on of hands and anointing
with oil, the Sacrament of Con
firmation. Truly this is a won
derful gift from our loving Saviour.
But the Spirit breathes where he
wills. If ever Christianity is to be
delivered from the scandal of
divisions, all Christians must be
come sensitive to workings of the
Holy Sp rit—the Spirt of truth—
within them. The Holy Spirit
is also the Spirit of love and unity.
Although truth without love intol
erant, love wit-hou truth can
flicker but briefly. Only when
Christians are once again one heart
and in mind will there be one
fold and one shepherd.»“And other
sheep I have that are not of this
fold. Them also I must bring, and
they shall hear my voice, and
there shall be one fold and one
shepherd” (St. John 10:16).
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CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY Luther Wirioonw e-elf, Ashebo ro, confers with Miss North Caro
lina, tall Jeanne Swanrier of Graham, about her Atlantic City presentation gown, a gift of Cone Mills.
Self has created the presentation gowns for five previous state queens, fncluding Maria Beale Flet
cher, Miss America of 1961. At right is Mrs. .Luther E. Self, the designer’s mother who will make the
( gown. In discussing his new challenge.!Self states, “That much pulchritude over a six-foot-two frame is
an opprortunity for any designer.” |
Local Soldier
Is Graduated
At NCO School
U. S. FORCES. GERMANY
—Army Sgt. Oscar H. Buchanan.!
26, son of Mrs. Letitia Hensley of j
Burnsville, N. -€?., was graduated
from the Seventh U S. Army Non-
Commissioned Officer (NCO)
Academy in Germany early in July.
Sgt. Buchanan received four
weeks of refresher training in
various military subjects with
emphasis on leadership, map
reading and principles of instruct
ion. The purpose of the academy
’s to broaden the NCO’s profess
ional knowledge and to instill in
him the self-confidence and sense
of responsiblity required of a 1
capable leader.
Buchanan is a radio team chief
in the 23rd Ordnance Company
in Germany.
He entered the. Army in 1955
after graduation from Burnsville
High School and was stationed at
- Fort Benning, Ga., before arriv
ing overseas on this tour of duty
n June, 1962.
1 His wife, Ingeborg, is with him
1 in Gen-many.
Yancey Judging
Set In October
The Judging cf the Yancey
Rural Community Development
Program \v4l be held on Tuesday
and Wednesday, Oct. 16 and 17. j
Judges this year will be Miss '
Jean Childers, home economics l
agent, Transylvania County; Nor
man Wilson, district ASC field-;
man, Sugar Grove, and Ormand j
Wfeliams, soil conservationist,!
Buncombe County.
Awards will be presented at the
annua] Farmers’ Night Banquet
Monday, Oct. 22: A. P. Hassel of,
Raleigh, state executive director,
of ASCS in North Carolina, wll be
guest speaker for the awards pro- j
gram.
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You And Your Health
Human Error Causes
Most Home Accidents
For the Man: Ever miscalcu
late with a good,. hefty elusive
nail? For the Wife. Ever hop
around on one foot at two in the
morning, holding the hapless toe
you stubbed against a chair leg
as you groped toward the kitchen
after baby’s bottle? For the Teen
ager: Ever try a swan dive onto
the floor of a barn after playing;
Tarzan on the second tier?
If you analyzed the situation,
you probably discovered that there
was nothing wrong with the ham
mer. Or the chair. Or the barn.
Safety authorities will remind you
that you swung the hammer
Wrong. You forgot where the chair
was. You missed the rafter. They
probably shake their heads in
amazement as we merrily con
tinue to destroy ourselves with
accidents which shouldn’t have
happened.
The fact is, authorities say.
some sort of human failure is be
hind ninety per cent of farm acci
dents. This doesn’t mean, of
course, that you’ll be safe if you
keep only ten per bent of your
machinery in top Working order.
But it does show that we need to
j examine ourselves as we give our
| farms and homes a good safety
i check. We need to make some
1 corrections on our attitudes and
1 habits.
| Take for instance: You say,
; ”What the heck?” and step over a
moving belt on a combine. You
did it carefully because you knew
what could happen. Next day you
did it again, with a little less cau
tion. Before long, you’d be doing
iit unconsciously—and asking for
I trouble.
| Farming is not necessarily a
dangerous business, "although an
accident every hour claims the
life of a farm resident, and al-,
though someone living on a farm \
suffers a disatoiling injury every
forty seconds.
Fanning is made dangerous by
people who work when they are
angry, fatigued, cocky, preoccu-j
| pied, in a hurry. In short, by not
'being alert, trioy turn normally
harmless situations into potenti
ally dangerous ones. And .Ley are
working in an environment which
is bristling with such situations.
During National Farm Safety
Wtck—'which comes July 21-27-
remember that most accidents -
car.’t get along without you. But!
ne.tner can your family j
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Reports On Performance
Raleigh—Farmers who have |
completed conservation „ projects'
approved earlier this year under
the 1963 Agricultural Conservation
Program were reminded this week
to' filg reports of performance ■
. for cost-share assistance.
A. P. Hassell Jr., Executive
Director..for the Agricultural Sta
bilization and Conservation State
j Committee, pointed out that the i
! earlier reports on completed' prac-1
tiers ore filed, the sooner the!
5 ACP payment can be made. With,
1 spring conservation projects com
pleted and the cost-shares received, j
it will be easier to concentrate on j
other work that needs to toe done.'
Hassell said hat if a farmer
has received approval for a prac
tice which he later finds he is
unable to cai’ry out, he should re
port this to his ASCS county office,
This may permit the ASC county!
committee to approve another
practice for him or for some other
farmer in the county. 1
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