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Tl^ftSbAy. 6ClT6fiEft' 13. Etmur-FROITEN PuolhERAfPtnrEH AID BLOWER Church mitrniM ittaasd Rev. Howard Jordan Btaaay ‘ IMOKidlll Kntk IM um. —Senior Methodist Youth Fellow iwa» Bp.m. ship Mtaweek Prayer Service remains at 7 ( m. Wednesday evenings. CL pcmL MERODiif drimck Rev. Roy Lochridge, pastot Sunday Sehoql ht 10 a.m. "• at ti a.m- fellowship at 6 p.m. Hiday at 7:30 p,m. irvlce Wednesday CSottpletoljr efresdatM the ^ in an avomga mob mttr iJt niu- ntea. # nm oaeehahsa Powef Air Blower outs fOsl eosC as amolt as 50%. ^ Maintnlns aaois snlfona tenipeia> tures froB floor to osiling. 3|E'nMnBl owitoh SToles biowsr - automntieaHy«- - - ^« -i. ^ be tised os betft sides of nnit for TnatiBwhsairoiroslatios. 17uo^£Mi* TWIN-FLOW FORCED DRAFT BLOWER OAR OaOVE RlCmST CBOSCB Rev. rrad aieaa. Paam •nnday Sehoos dopt. — Stwia Wooft Smdw SehodL UtOOMonilng Worship asrvlesa i 7dXl — SBOst Tndn^ Uate. IXC — Evening stmee. FsdMadar: im — MMsaMT snsir MMaa. pmr fKSfyTEStRN CHDRCS fWt S. Ausley, Tb.O., Mlsdstet SUNDAY: 5>:4.'i Sunday School 10:30 Nursery lot Pre-School Children 11:00 Morning Worship Service 6:00 Pioneer and . Senior High Fellow ship TUESDAY: 7:30 Boy Scouts WEDNESDAY: 2 '28 Servic# 8:00 Chancel Choir TRUaSDAY: >3:00 Brownie fkouts 3:15 Junior Girt Scouts FNIDAY: 8:00 AA Meeting RINGS MOUNTAIN BAFTIST CRURCR Rev. James Wilder Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M, Vesper Service 5:30 P.M. TrainUu it't’a IfiBsilr.'wii' 'iF'a. B. ^raiUasit • TPWS fMeU&ia fiwwii NiiilR. UP TO 56% .MORE HEAT ; jk Completely automatic - turns on or off when teBi|>dtature control is turned. ■Jjl" Unit forces air evenly aroond outer wall of biimer « am- I proves performance. v Divided air duct reduces turbo-’ i “ assures complete oom- I bustion. CENTER SERVICE TIRE RECAPPING ~ NEW TIRES APPLIANCES — BICYCLES CLYDE WHETSTINE — JAMES GIBSON PHONE 739-3216 118 YORK RD. lining Union 6:30 P.M. VesHbuls AME Zion Church Rev. M. L. Campbell Minister Supt. W. M. Childers 10 A.M. Sunday .School 11 A.M. Morning Worship 1st and 3rd Sundays Good Hope Presbytettaa Church Rev. P L. Ross, Minister 10 a.m. Sunday School 1 p.m. Worship Services MACEDONIA BAPTICT CHUBCR Rev. Wayne Ashe. Pastor Douglas Ledford, Music Director Wade Hartsoe, Sunday School Supt. Sunday 9:45 Sunday School 11:00 Worship .Sers’lce 5:00 Adult Choir Rehearsal 6:00 Baptist Training Union 7:00 Evening Worship Wednesday — 7:00 Bible Study and r iyer 7:00 G.A.’s and Sunbeams every othei week EAST GOLD STEET WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Rev. C. R. Goodson, Minister Sunday Scool 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.ht Wesleyan Youth 6:00 F.M. Evening Worship 7:00 P.M. Prayer-Meeting Wedn^ay 7:00 P.M. C.Y.C. Wednesday 6:15 tU 8:00 P.M. Teen-Time Thursday 7:00 .tU 9:80 P.M. Boy Scouts Friday at Sadie Mill Club house 7:00 P.M. Sunday S^ool ft tMB n, an, Hamhic WonhS nt u n. an ■ru atSdlO n. M. . MldwMi Priyw BmvIm WedaMAnya n 1:30 p. m. Evralng Wwbhip oa Sundnya at T» GedUss MatbMUit Church .. ‘=Sea..^^ U^Jifglfpkn AUuistar Supt. Luther Jamerson 20 A.M. Church School xst and 2nd .Sundayl 11 A.M. Morning Woi^ilD GRACE METHODm CRUhCR Sunday Schoed — 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. MYP — 6 p.m. Evening Worship — 7 p.m. Prayer Service Wednesday' — 7 p.nL _tjl8t tiatnlng Urdon inMtina Wednwday eevnhi' ft. liHbRCB ^CbtolaiLw?%Si^> P^or 8;4S. a.ih. suhday ^hooi JlOiOO aJn.-r-MomhR .Worship A p.ih. Catfaw-L«agua ilbf Choir" Rt^'anal . TidOr^ea 3tdo~Jlifitc»f <AQiir teheand ^ Have you decided which sea son of th e year you like best? Spring? Fall? Regatdless of our choifJe, I believe that we will all agree that the fall season is a iwautlfuj 41me in'the CMd North 'MOORtAi# .VIttf CHURCH - Rdv. .George t^hi Pastor Jamea .Bridgep; Supt. Whiter caasw. Clerk .Crowder’s 'Mouptatn Sunday; - 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Morning service 7:30 Evening Service Wednesday: 7:30 — Praper Meeting FIRST CHI CMUNCT OF TR 40f S. jfcherpke - H. o; .{itai-toh, i CWRCH — Near AMiory Hadcn, Prleat-ln-CharRe ,, TMeipboile 739-2218 Church SchOdI i 10;(|d A.M. Sunday SSvice 11:00 A.M- iht A 3rd SOBdaya — Holy Cofnmiihtdh 2nd & 4tH-Sundays — Morning Pi^-er Wednesdays—7I0O A.M. — Holy Cbih- ipunlon 14 Mt. Zloa Rcqillst Church itev. R. L. Garvin Minister Supt. Jolin Ross 10 A.M. Sunday School 11 A.M. Momi^ Worship 5 P. M. Training Unioa 6 p.m. Evening Wbrship 7:30 Wednesday night Prsyef Meeting Ayaum Cbopel JtME Zion Chumh Rev. W. J. Campbell Minister supt. wmialh Off 10 A.M. Sunday SdhodI 11 A.M- Morning WorMp 1) 4 p.m. Ybutig People Meetlnf 7;: to Wednesday et-ehtng prayer meet' 7:30 'ritulsday Night Choir Rehearsal fXnERSON.oaov£ MAfTtSt GRDRCH Rev. Richard rljder. Pastor M. L. WlUlams, Supt- o( Sunday SdMO Unton ~ Robm Rullender, Director, 'nalnliit Sunday' sSiool 9:45 Lm Morning Worship 11:00 A..M Vesper Services 5:30 P.M MtDVIEW lAFTIST CHURCH MMplaes CeoiAuallY Rea'. R. C. Franks, Pastor Lalon Franks, Supt. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Worship • Service, 11-.00 a.m. Worship S^lce' 7:00 p.m. Tralninu Union; Wednesday,’7:15 p.m. Efeeaetbr Aeiptift Church Rev. R. .XL Lucas, bUnlster Supt. James Adams 10; A.M. Sunday School U A.M.' Wonh^ Servlees rpM, B.T.U. Rev. Bob^ WhltHdd, Pastor Fred Boweae. Supt. OF THE RA2A1ENE okee St. —j m pastor Sunday School Supt. James Srif Sunday .Schopt *1. 9:45 a.m. Mornlnf Worship, at 11 a.m. Km *1 «;30 J»,im - , RMOr SMtegy; 0:30 p.m. ' Evangellstle Service: 7 p.m. . Wednesday Prayer Meeting at 7 p.m PO^ WEACItAR METHODIST CHURCH . Reir> JcMb S. . Homs, Faster ' 'SundaF School 9:43 a.m. ' Jading Worship 11 a.m. .. Wisleyan Youth ,6:15 p.m. .)unior^Y<Mitbi.:«;M> Prayer Room 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship'.7 p.m. Tuesday hapep Room 7 p. W^lnesday Prayer Service p.m. ^ 'Tgggwaa gg* H'S flM UrTa ^ ■ M Maoaa jST •Rh •»* we nsif AMmtf Rrayar Darrell |L B mitm Tn^Ui Xlaitm. Tlgsnar*” Fi M. VbmiH^ Fostee Saturday: ‘ 7 p. mi Youth Service Sundw: 10 a. m. Sunday School 11 a. m. Morning Worehlp .. .7-P--in. Evening aetvice Wednesday:. r p. m. Prayer Service St. Fmil MethedUi'JCiiurch Res*. 1. M. hf<d,ekh MlnUter Supt. a V. Eius 10 A,M. Church School 11 A.M. MomlnR Worship 2nd and 4|h SiindSya 7:30 P.M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting •t f» MMi SfliWYl RaSoiur stresT Rev. Jerry Grlgg Supt. Sunday School. Ralph Chitwood l^ig^SeiioS 10> a. WadMaBuri > TaO R. ■ > Rii^e 11 *. m. and 7:S0 r:S0 m ■BMar Newspapers Produce Light And Information* Their Absc^ Results In Darkness. Correct information is invaluable to a free people and for keep ing a free people free. Few other nations of the world are as kfftunate as the United States, winch, through the wisdenn of their forelaUiers, is le gatee of a heritage of freedom of speedi, of a^mbly, of re ligious worship, and of the press. M^taining these freedoms has not always been easy, but they have nevertheless been maintaii^d through Uie years. A bee press is die ocffnerstoue of the others. Without the disse- i miiKition of the news -^ fadtual informetioii gathered by train ed fgcdesacnial newsmm — the e&er heedems would soon be dl»ogatdd in fgaGfioe, il not in die text (d the Umfed Sfafes ConstituticxL NMIRSSrs'SL DIROH FRESRYTEBUUr CRURCh' JnOMa Mann, Pastor iztsss&sss* Arhpol *t 10 ordiM *. m. Adomi OBrt JIMS Son Choick Rev. M. L. Campbell Minister ' Supt. Umnle Whlsnant 10 A.M. Sunday School ^A.M. Morning Wonl^ And 4th Sunday **mev. I* SUNDAY: 9:45 a.m. .Suoday School. U a.m. MopililS Worship 7';39' Thelrtftqt Union' 8:30 Evening Worship WEDNESD.VY 7:30 p.m. RESURRECTION LUtHENAN CRURCH CrcKeot UUl Rev. David Cgstor, Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. , Luther League .Sundays at 6:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsals ,on WednesdAy eve ning at 6:30 and' .7:30 p.m. Nursery provided fOr worship service MISSIONARY METHODIST CRUICR Rev. Frank E. Self. PaStor SundAi’ School at 9:45 a.m. Prebchlng At 11 AJm. Sunday Night Service at 7 g m. CHRIST THE XING CotboUe Church Sunday Mass at 11 a.m. ConfessloBA heard before Mass School of Religion on Sunday: Grades — 9:30 Am. H.S. — 6 p.m. State, arid mountains. Should ,y<m need a little prod? ding to convince yoii, I wpidd suggest that you select a section of the Blue Ridge Parkway be tween Fancy Gap, Virginia, Clingman’s Dome in the GreaU Smoky Mountains. You Will be rewarded beyond measure by the beauty that enfolds before, your eyes as you round ehch'''cur'v’e'iri the_ highway; or capture -the views frprii ’ the' nanyV^^ri^ni;. overlooks. . '' ; ’. , To understand the reasons for fall coloration in the ledves, we must go to the plants'theftiselves and find out w-hat makes the color in the jfirst place. It is com plicated but perhaps we can simplify enou^ to be under- stood^ Leav-es are the manufacturing centers for plant food.arid they are green because thy oontRin chlorophyll. It is the chlorophyll which manufactures the sugars which supply the food essential for plant growth. These sugars afe manufactur- ’ed in^ the' lea^’Ps during bright' sunny days and are distributed throughout the plant by a maze of pipes and tubes, made up of many different kinds of cells. The most rapid manufacture takes place during the spring and summer months when the light intensity s greatest and the days rae longer In the early fall, the days be come shorter and night temper atures begin to dip. When this happens the sugars are not mov ed around in the plant, as they wer-e under higher temperatures and longer days, but become trap ped in the leaves and build up rapidly. This is the signal which trig gers a'slowirtg'doWn of the man ufacture of chlorophyll as it is destroyed' in the leaf faster than it is produced When this happens the leaves lose their green color and other pigments, which have been mask ed by the chlorophyll, intensify ing the leaves and accounting for the beautiful coloration in our fall foliage. stwetuv I^RESH vforttini Manigttf minutef . ldi«# wluiS'jaiM w«Brk h«e?^ NkV officer fKM Tf^'re when I get here.’' 0 *' 0 Wife (showtog hiul^d an expensive fur roaUf “One really caii^rat feel sorry for ,'flie‘ Poor thing that was sklnnea fbr ^^’nu^arid; *T afJiiWftlJBr your sympathy." /i coming to life... from SEVENTEEN magazine! *VlbSiMspap« b a awmliir «l die iKiii|^ Bureau Of Circulstlon*, a nonpi^ aDopirsttis^ tmttkikm tt pebUabafs, adewtiMn, aad Advertiilns AfanolM. 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