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1850 model; % practically ns1 cosdition: 3
S ss % car o ans ss 60: 4 4 r: S'; S: go
HUDSON 1928 Q RRoM. sEDAN-s36 down,
$15 per mo-; mechanically excellent; Al
tires and looks good. WARRINGTON Motor
paint, motor lust eyerhauled; an. excep-
b.rssin q ssS5 iId tsSs EsSs
c %7 Ss.s .4e.snt a1ysn only X
ton q thi., wonderful car. Come IN or
Pierce:Arrov. 1I3I 18th st: NV.
OLD6MOBME SEDAN. 1929-Brand-new
Dpeo @ enish tires e, vs1E scod; SG mechanically as,
seaVoe saa .or 1isa Hs aSs : easy
oLDMIoBIIE De luxe SEDAN. 1881.
asi ni.n u;t es tss new natgI.I wood
y s42H fiss sSh sms t. sfSd Ds ss
RAGkARR {.RG.r. iesS DE LYLE r.. Ug
from . party who. needs the money; also
See seq JACK S Fry. Ist'on isss i4ts AAs St. ''''
PIERCE-ARROW CONVERTIBLE COUPE,
1880 Like new in every way; wire wheels.
trunk rack. rumble seat, etc; must be seen
$500; terms and trade. Pierce-Arrow, 1131
18th st. NV. Nat. 1894.
PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE DE Luxe COUPE
the unpaid balance OF S3ss; terms il de-
sired. Car looks and runs like new. United
Finance Co. 943 New York ave. Phone
PONTIAC COACH 183O-In perfect shape;
tires and paint ike new; SIS down; easy
terms arranged; no property signers. Cen
tury Motors. 1905 14th st. NV. North 9232.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. neat, intelligent general
housework and plain cooking; small fam.
lily; stay nights: $50 month. Permanent
to desirable person Give full particulars
and references. Address Box 47s-J. Star
Cffce. l.
GIRL. white; mothers helper; room. board
Bradbury Heights.
GIRL wanted as manager Of a dining room
1884 st. NV. Take care Of one in family
WOMAN, settled. for cook and general
houSework Comfortable home; references
exchanged; Wages, $50 per month. Wis
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PONTIAC COACH 1030-In perfect shape;
tires and paint ike new; SIS down; easy
terms arranged; no property signers: Cen
tury Motors. 1905 14th st. NV. North 9232.
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ONLY-S147-ONLY.
BABY GRAND PIANO.

Dad ONAIND 111NO.
II you intend to purchase a grand piano.
here is your lifetime opportunity; only STAT
for . beautiful small size grand; excel
lent tone; free piano lessons. Kits. 1880
n az
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sALE-AJTOMOBuES.

HUPPMOBILE 1881 DE LUXE sEDAN-$75
down, S27 per mo-: flne condition; wire
wheels; good tires; guaranteed. WARRINGTON
Motor Co. 2036 18th st. NV.
PONTIAO COUPE-LoeKs ana runs almost
equal to new; will sell today at the price;
n st.
PONTIAC SEDAN. l029-Only S25 down;
no property signers; easy terms arranged
Century Motors, 1905 18th st. NV. North
STUTZ 1929 CUSTOM COUPE-S4O down.
$50 per mo-; overhauled; looks fne; wire
wheels; guaranteed. Warrington Motor Co..
2O35 18th st. NV.
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ONLY-$39.OO-ONLY.
Upright and Player Pianos.
All pianos must 60, former prices dis
regarded; get your piano now and save;
terms as low as ST per week free piano
lessons. Kits, 1880 @ st. NV.
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PERSONAL.
(Continued.)

CRIPPLED MAN WOULD LIKE PLACE m
purses home where they have only one or or
{. WI sa Ss .p ts on
&. sno n.%. .S11 sSon. eSs .nSs West 1s7sj AV
BOOKLETS, 25 GENTS, LlsTno 1880
nos4 Rsss sa ev
EEsRSossS Esalss 5Si,. saTHs Hss: sss4 AND MAssAor
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY. THERE
Is no need to feel that they must accept IN.
Sehsm5ers% To Co. SasT; /. eomglste ian.s.i,. c.::: y:
sns all 2r .s Is s IS s G stss
sss o asas ead ea Ee% d2ssT
you 9 beautiful catalogue Of how We do Il.
MONEY TO LOAN TO REsPoNSIBLE PAR:
ties Of good character. LINCOLN IN sEEXiCs snIs
National 2OO3.
WOMAN. WITH CAR. TO SHARE ATTRAc-
tive country home with pen-woman; free
expenses. Address Box 4s0-J. Star once. :
AGED AND CHRONIC PATIENTS CARED
reasonable. Mt. Pleasant. Adams $3.50.
PERSONAL EXPERT CARE AND HOME
cases; kind. experienced nurse (graduate) in
her home at Brookville. Md. Best references.
Terms reasonable. Ashton 2-F-23.
LEARN TO MAKE FIBER FLOWERS FOR
pleasure and profit Free instruction.
Real Art Studio, 1917 NV. RIM. sO7.
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS.
sl.6O to $3.50, no more. no less. cleans; :
felts. RUTH MOLLOHAN, formerly with Nine.
Ash, 1O1l H NV, 2nd fl. Dist. 9656. 2.
WE BUY WATCHES DIAMONDS. JEWEL
ry, antiques, gold, silver. pawn tickets. Liv-
ingston, 14O4 New York ave. NV. ME. 9264.
HOMIE FOR AGED AND CONVALESCENTS.
day and night nursing; dietitian; medical
references. Adams 1920.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
HORSES AND MULES. Is head; must sell
at once: good workers Apply 2IO9 Fair
lawn ave. Sc.
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EAIESMAN-Man with business experience;
must own a car, have $50 cash and willing
70 travel: handle your own money; a hustler
can earn $50 weekly and better; state N your
business experience. Address Box 2so-1'
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MEN FROM THE TRADE

Mem from the engineering. mechanlcal.
electric and building trades. who can give
good local references and who want 10 60 go
which they can build into real earnings VIII
be given interview. between 10 n6 ana between G an
S5 and Is preferred; neat in appearance ana
Willing to work hard for promotions. Room
TIA 1911 X st. NV.
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HELP-WOMEN.
(COutinued,)

OPERATORS (3). colored. experienced; must
ss ssaaS ase Net N meeie oSs7 ana nn'ef wave
SODA FOUNTAIN GIRL. experienced; apply
Park Lane Pharmacy, 21st and Pennsyl-
vania ave. NV.
WOMAN for educational service work; good
ssss sss
guaranteed income. Apply to Pm. 72S
WOMAN unencumbered. college or its equiv
alent. sales experience preferred; gooo IN
come. Address Box 44O-J, Star once
WOMAN--white. between 80 and 45 years.
Must be capable and willing to make herself
necessary. Experience in handling children
be' be wiilins Iiss' to Become trained in mother
way. Board, room and S5 per week to
begin. State fully qualifications and give
references. Address Box 81. Star once.
WOMAN, colored. for work in laundry. Ap-
ply the Pullman Co. 610 n. l. ave. ne:
WCMEN-We need 80 more inexperienced
fu2 to hsp
Investigate IMMEDIATELY. 1919 st.
NV. Room 1O12. 2.
WOMEN-To solicit high-grade laundry and
dry cleaning service; 81 per day plus boTo
dress Box 2O-J. Star ONCE.
SALESWOMAN for coats and
suits. Do not apply unless thor
oughly experienced in above
lines. Permanent position. Ap-
ply Sears, Roebuck and Co., gil
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
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WANTED a MARKET FOR 100 Pull
eggs per day; 17-21 OF. to dozen; IL,
Address Box 476-J, Star once.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
WANTED-SALESMAN.

profit: profitable line necessities and novel,
ties. hustlers make S5 daily. Call at I'd
II st n ". = -
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


(Continued.)
OUR FEBRUARY SALE OF PIANOS oners
$40. in Ane condition.; used grand. $500;
6ohmer upright, $50; 6chopinger uprtght,
$40; used uprights from $40 up. Pianos
ments Of all Finds taken IN exchange. on
pianos. Huso Worch. lilo q NV. Estab-
PIANO, apartment size, hiEh-erade make;
Nat. 3660. W. W. kimball o.. 721 11th
PIANOIBeautifui mahogany steinway, used
nal cost was $1,000: our Special price. sI75:
on easy terms Chas M. steiff. Inc. 1910
PIANO-SteifY- made. small size grand to be
sold for the unpaid balance; come In and
see 1t at once. Chas. M. Stetf, 1ncA 1870
PIANO. steinway grand; beautiful. like new;
Address BOX 337-J, Star once 2s.
ssa sa1es
and fully reconditioned, $50: pay 81 weekly.
Nat. 3659. w. w. Kimball Co.. 721 11th
PIANOs-Used and factory rebuilt, in splen-
did condition.; Davies & Sons grand. like
Lsenard : CO; aPrixh., 500; Eyys1ard S ".
M. steiff Inc. 1910 9 st. NV.
PIANOS for I~nt. $3.50 and 81 per mo /;
W. W. Kimball Co 721 l1th st. NV.
RADIOS--Wiu sell any of 10 for the small
balance due. Jordan.s. 18th and @ NV
RENT RADIO. 81 per week; all makes
and models; Immediate delivery. Call Cor
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona hde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-07
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

care Sin, Disease, and Death
Real?" will be the subject of the
lesson-sermon in all churches and
societies of Christ. Scientist, on
Sunday, October s.
The Golden Text is from Matt.
1918: "The kingdom of heaven
is at hand. Heal the sick, cleanse
the lepers, raise the dead, cast
out devils: freely We have re-
ceived, freely give"
Among the citations which COM
prise the lessop-sermon will be
the following from the Bible: "All
things were made by him; and
without him was not any thing
made that was made" (Jno. 1:S).
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, "Sci-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy:
"If sin, sickness, and death are as
real as Life, Truth, and Love, then
they must all be from the same
source; God must be their author.
Now Jesus came to destroy sin,
sickness, and death; yet the Scrip
lures aver. 4 am not come to de-
stroy. but to fulfil Is it possible,
then, to believe that the evils
which Jesus lived to destroy are
real or the offspring of the divine
will?" (p. 474).
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"Sir there is no idolatry in the
r1qss. They believe God to be real
Iy present, and they adore Him. |"
So said DR.. Johnson to Boswell.
Yes, that is the reason why in the
world today 430 millions of Chris
tians go to church on Sunday.
They believe that God, the person
of Jesus Christ, God and man be-
comes present at the sacrifice I'M
der the species of bread and wine,
and they adore Him. But more
than this. the twenty millions of
the American Christians march IN
step unfailingly back through the
ages with some sixty generations
of adorers to the altar every Sun
day morning.
Then, my good people, we JOY
ously seek our churches Sunday,
as we'll as week day, because Jesus
Christ is God and He said, This
is My body. this is My blood. Do
this in commemoration OF Me.
"Unless a man eat the flesh Of
the Son of man and drink His
blood. he shall not have life ever
lasting in him" And so for some
1900 years, whether in the 81
lence of darkness of the cata-
combs, or the public solemnity of
a modern congress. the church has
looked upon her God in the Eu-
charist as no less worthy of ado
ration than amid the thunders Of
Sinai, the anguish of Calvary, or
the revelations of the last judge
ment. st. Paul reproves the Co.
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A Sermonette by Rev. Father Philip OMara

for four centuries did not know
what was the inspired Scripture.
In point of fact, Christ was lead
eight years before one sirgie
word Of the New Gospel was
written, and he ascended to HIS
Father 60 years before John
wrote His good tidings.
Then we can see, my good
Christian friends, that it is only
that Christ is God, that H Is
tah!ished divine church thai de-
livered and interpreted the in
spiled word Of God to us, as
proof Of her divinity that We 20
to church Sunday morning.
This clearly sets Alright the p11-
sition and proportion that chuf:h
music, special singers, spec5acI-
lar preaching, Sunday school, and
church fellowship should have
among Christian men. Reason
ably, Just as persuasive argu-
ments can be offered for sitting
home OF q Sunday morning and
listening to a national broadcast
on the radio of q church hour.
You have the Word Of God from
q splendid preacher-from a pop
ular consecrated man: The emo
tons are as deeply stirred by ma
tionally known choirs. we feel
kinship with the thousands Of
listeners who are urged to a mo-
ri unity for social, RELIGIOUS and
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,inthians as committing a grieV-
Gus sin because they did not dis
Germ the body of the Lord"
Our unfailing gratitude must
ever be expressed not only to the
Divine Christ but His Divine
church, without which no Chris
tan people would know when TO
go to church. Because 1t was the
church who for more than four
centuries kept alive the teachings
of Christ, the knowledge of His
Divinity and preserved to poster
ity the Scriptures, by declaring
on the authority of the goodness
OF Christ that ''these are the in
spired words of God, from Gene
sis to Revelation" 1t was only
that the church was conscious,
that she had divine authority CAS-
the Father hath sent Me, I also
send you. l shall build my church
and the gates of hell shall not pre-
vail"
The church of the first century
did change the mandate from the
Jewish Sabbath to the Christian
Sunday. This must be clearly
understood, for if there is no
divine church to divinely inter-
pref, or divinely change a divine
law. Remember keep holy the
Sabbath day." there sno reason
why we should go to church on
Sunday. The Christian church
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SEkDICE55'S881

Z W. &. Sinclair. superintendent.
Preaching services:
Morning II o'clock = Sermon
BY the pastor, THE Wounds OF
Jesus"
Evening, 7:3O-Sermon by the
pastor-"The Victorious Life"
GLIB. A. L., &. Y. p. U.
and story hour, David T. Mash
burn. general director.
The Woman's Missionary Soci-
ETY. will meet at the church Mon
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Y. W. A. will meet at the
home of Miss Claris Russ, 702
Fleming street, Monday evening
at 8 O'Clock.
Wednesday, T:30-Prayer meet
ing. The pastor will speak on the
subject, "Sorae Wrong Places Into
Which Christians Get"
Mrs. =. e. Morrow, choir d.
rector and Miss Mary Brooks. or
gaaist, have prepared the follow
ing program of music for the
morning service:
Organ Prelude ---- Professional
Colin McAlpin
Offertory ------- Irish Air
Carr. by LeMare)
Anthem - "Fhe Pilgrims of the
NIGHT Parker
Organ Postlude --------- March
arthur Page
The music for the evening
hour, under the direction of Roy
C. Bennett, Miss Mark Brooks,
organist, and Mrs. w. B. Sim
clair, pianist, will be as follows:
Organ Prelude --- MadrlgaIe
(SimonettD
Evening Chorus
Offertory -- The Lost Chord
(Sullivan)
Special ------------ Selected
Organ Postlude ------- March
(Dubois)
The public is cordially invited
to attend all the services of our
church. You will find welcome
here.
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'Sunday Radio or Sunday Church,
national soul betterment.

national soul betterment.
But. ah, until and unless
Christian finds his humble way
to a church where Jesus Christ
the God that redeemed man
dwells, and there adore Him as
divinely present, giving Him the
alteration. Thanksgiving and pc
tj;ion and soul-sorrow tor SIM
becarse Christ there, is divine,
that He established divine
church that divinely gave and IN
terprets the Scriptures IN the sun
dow morning sermon. | fear as a
chnrchman, that the empty pe"s
will greatly increase with the in
creasingly great wave Of modern
dav religious indifferentism, and,
the day is not far distant when
the church problem will be not to
have ali attractive sermon or IN
spring music or close fellowship,
but rather, as in the first CEN
turies Of the church, we must be-
gin ali over again to convince
men anew that Christ is God,
that He established divine
church, that she divinely protect,
ed and interpreted the sacred
Scriptures. and prove finally that
Jesus Christ made a promise and
kept His promise to send the
Holy Ghost, God, the Third Per-
son of the Blessed Trinity to re-
main all days, even to the con-
summation of the world, with His
church.
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Foreign Mission
Study Arranged
By Presbyterians

Studies in foreign missions,
which will be under the auspices
of the woman's auxiliary of the
First Presbyterian church, will
begin on next Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 o'clock.
Glasses will be held fer all de-
partments, and a full attendance
at all of the study classes is
urged. In the adult department
the book to be studied is cam
bassador Supreme" by DR.. Grant.
Leaders for the first study
next Wednesday have been an
nounced as follows: Ladies, Miss
Grace Willis. Men, Prof. S. L.
Woodward. Young people, George
Fain. intermediate, Mrs. George
Flanagan. Junior. Pierce Smvth.
Primary, Mrs. S. w. Futrell. The
time for the primary class will
be announced later.
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Alva Lowe viii
Sing at F2ssifa
Saturday, Oct.
Mrs. Vincent Station WI
on Program With Cd
cert Tenor

Announcement is made n.
first of a series Of ir.eros'.,,,
certs and entertain .
given at Fassifern snaotrj
standing artists vii! orccl1
tober 81 at s p. m. Ava !
Greenville. S. c.. amt Aa5I
will give a song recital.
Mr.. Lowe is so well knoGi
this section as an ou'yt5ni..'
cert tenor that little nc3mI
in regard to the beauty d
voice or the excellence otEsl
nique. Mr.. Lowe has ssec,i
very popular program 20 b
scented at Fasisferr school 1
vii appeal to your IN! d
d.. Sewer. the Drcei'.-t &
Slfern, coft!3l!Y lHF.''' 20
lovers in the city TO attn.
and the other CONGO" 90 4
in the series. There will al
charge for admission in Il
help defray the eXrcrs"' I'll
ing the artists to til" city,
Mr.. Lowe will BE- assisted /
occasion by Mrs. VinooD,
of Hendersonville, one Of b
talented students who sing
beauty and skill.
Much interest is being n
ed in the proposed serie,
certs. The Woman r!17
city have given Their a9rr'
promised to assist and ne
and Kiwanis clubs vii. q
also to Join in maxim POS
series Of such entertain.
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GROVE STREET GOSPEL
(NOn-Sectarlan.

(NOn-SecLaIIdu'J
The church Of the open BOOK
r. V. Miller. pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Worship service, with sermon
by the pastor at II q. N.
Evening service at 1880 o'clock:
The pastor will bring the second
Of a series on coming things q;
this hour. How win Christ come
again? Will he return as a man,
personally, bodily and vis!biy? II
so what n momentous event Tor
this world. The Scriptures Will
answer the question at this seri-
ice.
The young people of the church
and congregation will meet at
$50 p. m.
To all the services welcosr e
is extended.
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Plsl|
Meeting Sd
Statesville Evangeh|
Speak in CITY

beginning Sunday nig1]
Der Is, the Lutheran 4
this city will conduct a
special evangelist scrTit'|
Rev. Lewis Thorrbnr9
of st. Johns Lutheran
Statesville, will be the
for these services.
Further announccmen,
meeting will be mao. al
people of the commune =
'ly hear Rev. Thorn5o'G,
one of the most intcre''.1:;.
speakers the North Ca!0')
theran church has.
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
SAUL IN DAMASCUS
By HIGHT c. MOORE

came his gracious helper
little that Ananias did
thought; but it made +
mortal.
CO Conversion and FIJI
Laying his hanus ~ Fl
Brother Saul" Ii.~ ..,
onias address the ..ry.-
fraternal terms? ap,-
grace of God traa .,,r.
prosecutor into the .rri,.
also inspired the cyaaga-.,
grace Of God lifts TO ? -,
level Of fellowship.
(O Conversion and 8
ity. "Filled with the Ha.r;
Saul had been :....
lust for Christian Blood. (
was to be into%ic& "a =
Holy Spirit. NcVtr wa%
greater contrast.
(S) Conversion and ,
ment. Received his sgrI
was binder in soul whS,I
Jerusalem than when h; 4,
Damascus. The rcs.av+
natural sight was .'gt =,
the opening of spiri..s.
Did anyone ever SEQ Gces
he into the thirGs Of GgI
(G) Conversion anu M
"Arose and was baW.izei.-
the path of duty one,
him. Saul did not hcsi,ar
ment. He at once i3,.
church and entered urw
lustrious Christian ca.cr
(10) Conversion and n
ment. Took food an
strengthened.' The new
was ready for service. To
best for God, he KEEP. his s
the best. There Is a a
every strand Of our siren.
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PRESBYTERIAN
u. IN. Wilds. ID. ID, Pastor.

l.. T. Wilds, D. D., Pastor.
Sunday school, 9:45: Lawrence
Mckay, superintendent. Glasses
for all ages. Supt. Fred Waters
will teach the mems class this
Sunday.
Morning worship II o'clock.
Sermon subject, 1.-The Christians
Trust"
Evening worship 1880 o'clock.
Sermon subject, Giving Up to
God"
Christian Endeavor-6:45.
Circle meetings, Monday. $3.50,
except No. 5, which meets at 1880.
Places of meeting: No. / with Miss
Julia Grassland: No. 2 with Mrs.
Guy Mitchell; No. 8 with Mrs. E.
r. Sutherland; No. 4 with Mrs.
Bell Roxby; No. 5 in the church
house; No. 6 with Mrs. Walter o.
Allen.
Mems Council, Tuesday, 1880.
"School of Missions" This will
be on Wednesday evening at 1870
in place of the prayer meeting.
Place-the Sunday school build
ing. The study will be Our Mis-
sionaries-Their Character, Life
and Work. There will be classes
for all ages. The school will last
for five weeks. The teachers this
week will be: Mems class, Prof.
Woodward; women, Miss Grace
Wills; young people, George Fain !;
Intermediates, Mrs. G. NJ. Flana-
gan; juniors, Pierce Smyth; pri-
maries, Mrs. Futrelle. The session
will not last more than an hour.
Visitors are cordially welcome
to all our services and meetings.
Sundays musical selections will
be as follows:
MORNING
Anthem by the Selected
Anthem ---------- Love Divine
(Wilson)
EVENING
Special-Music by the Intermedi-
ate Christian Endeavor.
Solo-The Sinner and the Song
(Thompson) /; Mrs. H. V. Station
80 FIRST BAPTIST
1.-THE Friendly church,
Rev. William Herschel Ford
pastor.
Sunday school at s:45 a. NJ
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WESLEYAN METHODIST

Kew. Dewey ". miller, PASTOR
Sunday school GAS a. m.
Preaching II a. m. Subject,
"ASk, Seek, Knock"
Senior Y. NJ. w. B., Z p. m.
Preaching. 7:45 p. m. Subject,
"Abel at the Altar-or Gains
Twin Brother"
Ladies prayer band. Tuesday,
3 D. m.
Mid-week prayer service, We'd
nesday. 1880 p. m.
Teacher training class, Wednes-
day. $50 D. m.
Junior Y. NJ. W. B., Wednes-
day, 4 p. m.
Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society, Friday, 1880
p. m.
In the above announcements
you will find a variety of church
work listed. Pick out one or more
of these services and attend. We
extend a generous welcome to one
and all.
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GRACE LUTHERAN

"a Church with q WesSageJ
Rev. A. w. Lippard, pastor.
Sunday school GAS a. m, b.
G. Brown, superintendent.
Morning worship with sermon
at IL o'clock.
Special music for this hour by
the choir.
The Luther League will meet az
$50 p. m.
The Brotherhood will meet on
Wednesday evening at 80 in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Holz,
Chimney Rock road.
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main street at Eighth avenue.
Rev. James p. Burke. rector.
Seventeenth Sunday after Trim
ity.
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion 1880 q. m.
Church school $50 a. m.
Morning service and sermon II
q, IN.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-07
HENRY'S ESTATE J
LEFT TO DAUCHI

ASHEVILLE. Oo. +:
The estate OF Philip, +
Henry, Ashevillc. ana !
England, millionairo pr
the League of Nar.a' -,
on international affairs e.
in London last Apr, ] :, !. !,
divided equally hfi"Li
daughters, Miss Henry Nd
vile. and Mrs. llarIel
Of London. 4
The estate, valued Il
millions, include lana I'll
here and in England 3"
tralia. r,,,,|
The widow. M. "A
Henry, was left a life "a
the Asheville estate d"
and an annuity. n
The will was proo"'"
day.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-10-07
FALLEN LEAVES

Autumn strips the sturdiest tree, but
does not make it barren :. for in an
other wear will come new leaves. So
must the Tree of Life be stripped -.
and for those who must face the pass
ing of leaves that have already faced
sun and storm .. the Church offers
solace, the promise of Everlasting Life.