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Homemaker’s Favorite
Anywhere, U.S.A.
ELCAR hasn't become
a cross-country favorite the
easy way. Naturally El
car would have to offer
more than other mobile
homes in its class.
Take decor. Does your
BIG BOY
Highway 70 East of Asheville Near Swanaaeea
JANUARY IS, 1970
mood call for the gay, bright
and cheerful? Are you for
Modern or Period? No mat
ter what your taste there's
an Elcar for you.
The builders of your El
car can afford topflight de
Baptists To
Hold Study
Rev. Haxold McDonald of
The First Baptist Church re
ports that the January Bib 1 e
Study will begin next Sunday
night. This Bible Study will
involve an entire week cf study
totalling seven and one - half
hours. (One and one-half hour
each night for five
will be a graded study and the
classes are scheduled as follows:
Adults and Young People
will study the Book of James,
with Rev. McDonald teaching.
Intermediates will study
a book entitled 11 life At Ills
Best". Charlie Hensley will
be the teacher.
Juniors will study a book
entitled "Men Who Told His
Story"; a study of Matthew,
Mark, John and Luke, with
Mrs. Arnold Higgins teaching.
Primary youngsters will be
studying the story of Samuel,
taught by Mrs. Dixon Bailey
and Mrs. John McLean.
The Beginner Departm e n t
will also be studying a bool;
with Miss Elizabeth Anglin and
Mrs. Charlie Hensley teaching
The nursery children will
be led by Mis. Elizabeth -Sil
vers and Mrs. Bob Hilliard.
The Bible Study will begin
on Sunday night from 6:30 to
8:15 p.m. and will continue
Monday through Thursday from
7:00 to 8:30 p. m.
soothing antiseptic relief for
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WIND OR SUNBURNED LIPS
FEVER BLISTERS, COLD SORES.
IN THE
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signers and decorators. They
have the best floor planning
engineers in mobile housing.
Because Elcar is part of
the Boise Cascade family of
builders, the largest home
builders in North America.
MOBILE
HOMES
298-5940
Methodists Deliver Baskets
From the Higgins Msmorial
United Methodist Church Bui -
letin we find that Mr. Mac k
Blood mobile
The American National Red
Cross Bloodmobile will be at
the Armory in Burnsville from
1:00 p. m. until 5:00 p. m. to -
day, January 15. A spokesman
for the Red Cross states that
there is a critical shortage of
blood of all types at the pre -
sent time. Prospective donors
are urged to contribute NOW
as the need is urgent and there
will never be a better time.
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PtAR MR. PUBLISHER,
by PARSON JONES
Dear Mr. Publisher,
We had a psychiatrist speak at our men’s meeting the
other night. He talked about today's preachers. Dr. Sub
conscious pointed out that todays ministers lacked a pro -
per "self-image". He showed how years ago the clergy
knew what they were supposed to do - preach, teach and
visit - and they were trained accordingly. Now -a-days
they're expected to be everything to everybody and as a
result they're nothing to nobody. He pointed out that
preachers today don't know whether they should preach ser
mons or do social work. They don't know whether to
study the Bible or the latest welfare rules. On top a that;
some preacheis wonder whether their place is in the pulpit
or walking in street marches.
After Dr. Subconscious was finished he opened up the
subject for discussion. Hezekiah allowed as how a preacher's
place was preaching and teaching the Gospel. John S. Row
buck said he thought the minister's place \yas being a good
executive. After all, with the church adding more and
more hired hands, somebody needed to be the foreman.
Ben Twist, home from college for the weekend, said
the preacher's job was out in the streets, demonstrating and
helping the poor.
Before the meeting ended I got up and left cause I was
getting a headache. Folks expect me to be a social work
er, a business executive, a financial wizard, a psychiatrist
and a street walker, all on a theological education.
Mr. Publisher, sometimes I think preachers are confused
•cause they've been trying to follow instead of lead. A
shepherd don't let the sheep push him along - he's sup
posed to lead 'em.
Well, I gotta close and read the Good Book. It's still
got some good stuff in it.
Parson Jones
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Ray coordinated an outstand
ing endeavor of Methodist Men
in the financing, preparing and
distribution of 75 Friend ship
Food Baskets during the holi -
days. In the tradition of John
Wesley himself who on occa -
sion plodded three days throrgi
English snows on a similar mis
sion, the distribution teams
spent a total of several days
on snowy roads to complete
their goals.
During the month of Janu -
ary Higgins Memorial is haviig
morning worship services troad
cast via Station WKYK each
Sunday at 11:00 a. m.