i BOYCE MEMORIAL
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
William L. Pressly. Minister
Church School 10 A.M. with classes
for all ages.
. Paul Hamm, Jr., Supt.
Morning Workshop 11 A.M.
The subject for the morning hour is
“More for ’64.
Vesper Service 5 P.M.
Study of Hebrews for Adults. Meetings1
of Juniors, Intermediaes and Y. P. C. W.
Come ana worship With Us
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Wayne A fine. Pas, or
Douglas Ledford. Music Director
Robert Champion. Sunday School Supt.
.9:45—Sunday School
11:00—Morning Worship
6 p.m. Baptist Training Union
7 P.m, Evening Worship
Wednesday:
6:30- -Officers and Teachers meeting
6:30—Junior Choir Practice
,7:00—Bible study and Prayer service
-7:00—Junior GA’s
.7:45 Adult Choir practice.
DIXON
Rev. James Mann, bailor
Sunday—
9:30 A. NL - Morning Worths
10:30 A. M. — Sunday School
TBIN1TY EPISCOPAt CHURCH
Phifer Road — Near Armory
Kev. Thomas Droppers, Prirsl.-in-f hnrge
Telephone T.'tU-iUlh
SUNDAY 10:00 A..V. Service of Worship:
1 si anil 3rd Sunday* — Uoly Communion
end ami 4th Sunday* —' Mornln* Prayer
■ Holy Communion al 8 A.M.)
Sermon and Sunday School
WEDNESDAYS ?:00 A M. Itoly Communion
.Ml Holy CAmnunlon
tlOl.Y DAYS 10:00 A.I
PATTEHSON OAOVK
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Fred HfcKe, hljy
Sunday School Swpl. — Edwin Moor*
•unday; _ _ _ ,
10:00 — Sunday School.
U:OOMornlne Worship servlet*.
7:00 — Baptist Training Union.
IX - Evening eervlce.
Vedneoday: _„
7 to — Midweek prays* ssrOo*
Precaution Is "The Watch-Word"
Be sure to check Christmas Decoration lights before
leaving your heme for an evening oul. Use every pre
caution against fire during the holiday season. ....
and be adequately insured!
The Arthur Hay Agency
"All Kinds of Insurance"
PHONE 739-3659
mountain *in* aArrm
MSV. FLOYD HOU.EE. Puta
Aim Cu», Supt.
DUBtaia "
ttwtei Mourn*
lb:Oe Sunday
ll:Ot Ur Ant Same*.
Mlly Guyton, futa
“ ' A—10 a. a
Sunday School-- _
Poaching Same*—11 a.rn.
Night Service—7: IB p.m
Saturday Nigh* Ptnyar MMtlnc—?:1> p.a
to appracla’A"
PIEDMONT lAFIGn CHUBCI
lame* E. William*, Paatar
a. m.—Sunday School.
— Mamina womhlp.
U 00 — Morning Woe*M
8:15 — Baptist TraMna i
CENTO AL METHODIST CHUB Cl
Hov. Howard Jordan
8»to Sunday Schpo.
u.-uo—Morning Worship
6:30—Intermediate Method!* Youth Pm
C* 1' m. —Senior Methodist Youth Follow
Midweek Prayer Service remain* at 7 p
m. Wednesday cveninss.
CHURCH OP COS
Hsv. T. M. Vaughn, Pater
Sat -tiutt).
7 i>. m. Youlh Sendee
Sundayr
10 a. tn. Sunday School
11 a. m. Morning Worship
7 D tn. Evening service
Wednesday:
7 p. m. Player Service
Mvx» »Ams? crunch
Highway H
■£V. H. S. HARBIN.
10:00 Sunday SshoR
n V M,inline M/rexnte
7:00 MlJlI.U., BUI BahO
ei,» •ord't SiiDper *wrh fifth
TEMPLE dARTIST CHURCH
Rev. Lewis McGaba, pastor
Jimmy Childers, Sunday School Su»C
Wily Childers, BTU director.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship at 11 a O.
BTU at 0:90 p. m.
Midweek PTayer Sendee Wednesdays •
1:30 p. m.
Evening Worship cm Sundays a 7:S
HlcJT7V«|
Up hill, down dale we go to spread glad tidings
of joy and festivity! It would take ten coaches to hold
all the good wishes we have to give oar good
friends and patrons for a most happy and hearty holiday
season and many, many more still to come!
SOUTHWELL MOTORS
910 SHELBY ROAD
MISSIONARY METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Frank Sell, Pastor
sundny .School 9:45 a. m.
Ray FredaH, Supt.
Morning Worth Ip 11 a. at.
Evening Worth Ip Sunda; night at 7 ^R.tt
Thursday nlglu oraver meeting 7
10:00—Surway School
LI :00 -Morning Wurthly
norolng.
7:oo—era
8:00—Evening wornt»
rhurtday:
ifuar Maauao
■man tmtn««
i. W. Phllilpa Malar
SldS*/ M. Sunday School. H. M. KoB>
U:00 v M Morning Worship
8:00 F. M. ChHdlon’i Service
7:00 F. M Evening Worahlp.
SO A. M. fruit aervlea
p» tf «w)P8r
“'Big enough to accommodate —
FIRST CHURCH OF THE MAS A RENE
Rov. H. G. Clayton. Pasior
James Self." Supt. Sunday School
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship e» 11 a. m.
MIPS at 6:30 p. n„ Sundays
Junior Society at 6:30 p. rn. Sundays
Evening Seivlce on, Sunday at 7 p. m
Mid-Week Prayer Service at 7 p. m
Wednesdays.
EAST GOLD STREET
Wa.Sak.rAN METHODIST CHURCH
RET, CLYDE H. GOODSOH MINISTER
Slemot,. Btdita. Sunday School Supt
Surmuy School . 10:00 a. nv.
Pleaching . 11:00 a. m.
W. i. .. 6:00 p. m.
Jr. '.V. V. and V. M. Wr. B. each first
and third Sunday at . 6:00 p. m.
Evening Worahlp . 7:00 p. m.
Prayer Meeting . 7:00 p. m.
Bny Scouts meet at the Sadie Mill club
house each Monday night at 7:00 p. in.
Carl Barnett Scoutmaster.
CHRIST THE KING
CATHOLIC CHUBCH
Father Beatty. Pastor
Father Robert Lawson. Assistant
Saturday Confessions: 4:00 - 5:00 p. m
Sunday Mass: Jl:uo a. m.
Mornlag Worihlp—11:00
(ouU» Fellowship Srousis—«:» r.a
Evening WoraMp—TiW PM
Praysr Service—Wednesday—7:00 ML
itnlor Choir Aehearsal—Wednesday——7:4i
(oath Choir MMMMHMMH»MQ
PM.
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LliOO—Morning WonMp.
8:00—Baptist 'Training Union.
:0O—Preaching Service. .
Wednesday:
0;.10—Offlceri had Teachers awetfcw
7:00—Mid-Wsek Prayer service.
KINGS MOUNTAIN BAPTIST CHUXCN
Hev. Marlon Du Boat, Pastes
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 11 a n
Training Union 0:45 p. m.
Evening Worship 8 P. B.
Hour <5 Prayer Wednesday
’*>*. m.
Sunday School at 10 o'dec* A m.
Morning Worship at 11 •'clock a m
Methodist Youth Fellowship at • p. as
evening Service at 7 ». ns.
Fir Is Tree
For Many Homes
Traditional for trimming, the
fir is the tree most people think
of when they sing "O Christmas
tree, O Christmas tree, how love
ly are thy branches.”
Although there are close to 40
species of firs found in Central
and Southern Europe, Asia north
of the Himalayas, and North A
merica, tht holiday favorite—the
Douglas fir—is hot even a true
fir. g
Originally named false hem
lock with yew-like needles, the
Douglas fir is neither a yew,
hemlock, spruce nor fir. But it
does have some of the character
istics of all four evergreens, and
its identity confused botanists
for years.
The Douglas fir’s graceful, up
turned growth and ability to
hold its needles when cut have
put it in the top spot for Christ
mas use. It also produces top
quality lumber. The state of Mon;
tana is all important source of
Douglas firs.
Next popular Christmas tree is
the balsam fir. Also called Can
ada balsam or Balm of Gilead,
according to The Encyclopedia
Americana, balsam grows from
Newfoundland to Virginia, west
to Iowa and nortli and west deep
into Canada.
Balsam retain needles well and
give off a pleasing fragrance. It
is especially well-liked in the
Eastern United States.
Included among the many oth
er Christmas choices are the
Eastern red cedar, black spruce
and Scotch pi"o.
Canadian Christmas trees,
from seven provinces, are part of
the holiday scene in many coun
tries. The United States, alnm^
accounts lor about 90 per aent w
Canada’s annua) production oi
trees. Still others are shipped a
broad, from Ethiopia to Venezue
la.
Joy
to the
JVorld!
3bet us hdu in our
hearts the happiness
of that first
Christmas when a Babe
in a manger brought joy
to a waiting world.
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