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was not only the hypocrisy of the
Pharisees that Christ denounced,
but it was their furious cruelty.
They were the main-springs of
the crucifixion. The mob was
their tool; PLATE their cowardly
and stupid political agent; Herod
their ally; and they themselves
were as stupid as their type
usually is. The type nearly al
ways flourishcs for the moment
to be destroyed eventually. When
Titus destroyed Jerusalem a few
years after Christ. one may be
sure that he got the Pharisees.
The Roman government by that
time probably knew where it had
been deceived, and wreaked VEN
geance where it was justified.
Both of the evils of which the
people suffered then - abuse of
governmental power, abuse OF
wealth - must be reduced to a
minimum in any program of So
cial security worth the name,
Christianity is opposed to each
without discrimination. The wise
statesman is he that can draw
the lines best to curb both evils
and to give the maximum free.
dom to the decent members of
| society. 1t is not an impossible
tosL Whore the spirit of Him
who saw both evils and fought
them to the death still burns in
the human soul there is an ever
developing progress toward the
solution.
The last of the i've great agen-
cies to be mentioned is the
church. We might include science
and education, but neither of
these has yet reached a state of
independent organization, so they
are covered under the other
heads. The church is really the
mother of both, the weaving pro-
cess now. being about complete.
The work Of the church as So
cial agent was largely confined at
first to it's own members, but it
reached vast proportions after the
Fall of Rome, and it is now enor-
mously Influential. It's chief han
dicap arises from the resentment
of outsiders at efforts to use the
government by the church, or at
the standards set up with which
the outsiders do wish to be con-
trolled. The chief function of the
church is, and ought to be, as a
seed-sower. She carries the leav.
en-, and she ought to keep on mix.
ing it. The leaven is more power,
full than human laws, armies and
| temporary governments combined
Just as the germ is the most pow,
erful of living natural forces, sc
| the fundamental truths which g
pure church ought to. teach are
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as It is wise and wholesome; in
doing so, proclaim the Lords vi
carious death; and let the ordi-
nance be kept by the churches till
Christ comes again in power and
glory.
OBSERVE THE LORDS
SUPPER =.
% Duty Toward the Supper.
Obey the commands: "Take, eat;
drink of it,; "this do" No Chris
tian church should neglect the
Supper. No qualified Christian
should turn his back on the Lords
table.
(2) Model for the Supper. How
are we to observe the ordinance?
Copy what occurred at its insti-
tuition. Measure up to the stand
ard of it's observance in the Acts
and Epistles.
(3) Preparation for the Sup
per- Much more must be done
than provide the elements and
spread the table. Each participant
ought to have mind and soul
ready to partake with propriety
and profit. Formality is never
more out of place than before the
Lords table.
(4) Participants in the Supper.
Who partook of the first. Lords
Supper? They were believers; they
were baptized; they were an or
ganized body; they were in fell
lowship. Who has right to widen
the circle?
(5) Elements of the Supper.
The grain of the field and the
fruit of the vine, these were the
elements; and they are obtainable
everywhere, accessible to the
poorest, adapted to observance in
] every cline and every age, simple
! enough for the babe in Christ and
yet sublimely meaningful.
(6) Symbolism of the Supper.
The loaf and the cup are emblems
representing the body and blood
| Of our atoning Lord. I'VE are sus-
tanned by the Bread of Life. We
are redeemed by the precious
! blood of Christ. ~-sr~ CO... - :
+. CD Worship at the Supper. If
Jesus could give thanks over the
| emblems of his broken body and
shed blood much more should we
give thanks as we gather round
his table in remembrance of him.
(8) Service Through the Sup
per. Every true observance of the
Lords Supper sets forth graphic
ally the saving truth of the Cos
! pei. How else can we proclaim the
Lords death so accurately and
wildly?
(s) Perpetuity, of the Supper
AS long as there are churches in
the world with men to be saved
from sin. and sustained in the
Christian life, the Lords Supper
is to be kept. 1t spans the period
from the Cross to the Second
Coming.
(10) Hope Beyond the Supper:
Keep the ordinance "till he come
! Keep it in hope of the heavenly
feast. Keep it in view Of the glor-
ious "Yet- To-Be" when it need not
be kept any more.
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for tn" victory.
The Indians pounded a trio Of
hurlers for l8 hits, including .
homer by Trosky, and beat the
Athletics IL to 2, without strug-
gle. Vosmik made five hits in six
trips as Mel Harder took a ten
hit decision over Wilshere, who
lasted only two innings. Benton
and Licber also hurled for the
AS.
Boston drove General Alvin
Crowder from the hill and con-
tinued their hammering against
Firpo Marberry to make IL hits in
an 8 to 4 victory over the Tigers.
who nicked Lefty Grove freely for
IA safe ties but couldn't beat him.
Grove allowed only one run un::
til the ninth, when the Tigers
made three. Berger homered for
the Sox.
Washington stopped the league
leading White Sox cold, 10 to 0,
on Buck Newsom's five-hit pitch
ing against Tietje and Kennedy,
who allowed ID safeties.
Only one White Sox got as far
as third base against Newsom,
who blasted out three hits to help
himself to the victory.
CUBS ARE SHOWED
INTO THIRD
The New York Giants continued
as the pace-setters in the National
leauge with a 20-hit barrage that
beat the Cubs, 13 to 0, and showed
them down into third place as the
Dodgers won and climbed into
second.
Schumacher held the Cubs to
four hits, no two of which came
in the same inning, and won his
fourth game. Manager Terry was
the only Giant who failed to make
more than one hit off Henshaw,
the loser, Bryant and Casey. Koe-
mig homered for the Giants.
Dizzy Dean was charged with
his fourth defeat as the Dodgers
beat the Cardinals to 8. Dizzy
was lifted for a pinch-hitter in the
eighth and Phil Collins finished
up.
Jimmy Bucher made a double
and three singles in four trips to
help Les Munns, who relieved
Clark in the third to score his first
win. The Cards got eight hits and
the Dodgers seven.
Boston rallied in the ninth 10
score four runs, but fell one short
of a tie and loss to the Pirates
7 to 6. Thompson's homer with
three on gave the Braves the
scores, but Weaver, who was
nicked for Ii hits, took the deci-
sion over Brandt, who was re-
lieved by Smith.
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those which must ultimately pre-
vail, if man is to evolve upward.
Jesus Christ set His seal upon the
church as His. chief agency, and
she still is the main instrument
tally of disseminating His princi-
Piles. The principles are divine,
the church human; so it is to be
expected that she will not always
exemplify in the highest degree
the ideals set up by her founder.
Nevertheless, she is still the I'M,
pregnable Book on which the wild
and wasteful ocean of error and
folly has beaten in vain for near
ly twenty centuries, and she IS
stronger today than in any period
of Her existence. There are UNI
doubtedly many millions of real
Christians outside of her member
ship. 1t is perhaps we'll that it
should be so. Her indirect influ-
ence has grown to enormous di-
mansions. The outside Christians
may come in when she reaches
her higher goal. Until then she
will continue to function as the
! standard bearer as we'll as the
leaven- brearer in the progress of
humanity towards the attainment
of the ends set up by Him who
gave her His commission.
/! Social security will reach its
greatest perfection in proportion
as a regenerate democracy shall
direct human society, intensively
and extensively. The degenerate
democracy cried Cruelty Him."
Cruelty Him; a regenerate de-
mocracy will crown Him Lord of
all. The whole fate of civiliza-
ton hangs on whether democracy
will become regenerate. The
world cannot be made safe for
democracy by law or war; democ-
racy must be made safe for the
world by the new birth. New
deals, square deals, or any other
sort of gambling devices will not
do it. The new birth will not deal
out cards-either at the bread
line or on the game-tabl,. 1t will
destroy the Herods and the Phari-
sees! it will recreate the multi
tude; it will make statesmen out
of politicians, business men out
of financial plunderers, sober citi-
zens out of inebriates: it will give
the freedom of the seas to all
without discrimination; access to
the highways of commerce to all
wherever possible; access to the
resources of the earth to all with
an impartial hand.
! Regenerate democracy was in a
small minority at the Cross that
day, when the degenerate mob
looked on with cruel eye and
hardened soul. But from that lit
tie -.oup of tear-stained men and
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PRESBYTERIAN

= Rev. l.. 7. Wilds, pastor.
Sunday school GAS a. m. Har-
old Flanagan superintendent.
I Mems class In the church house.
Morning worship, II o'clock
Christ" being the ninth in the
series, Being a Real Christian
or the Quest of JOY"
Evening worship, 500 o'clock
Sermon subject, Learning 10
Be Content"
Christian Endeavor: Juniors at
2:8O, Intermediates 7:f5. Sam
Wiley our young peoples direc.
tor, will be present at both OF
these meetings and have part on
the programs.
Young peoples party, Tuesday
night, 3 o. M, in the church
house for all young people around
II years of age and up.
Prayer meeting Wednesday s
D. NJ, in the church house.
Visitors are invited to share
all of our services with US. We
shall tryJ to make each service
spiritually, helpful and enjoyable.
The musical program for Sum
days services has been arranged
as follows:
MORNING.
Anthenl-I VIII Praise Thee o
Lord-Lerman.S
SoloLI Heard the Voice OF
Jesus Say-Rathbnrn-Miss Lucy
Howard.
Quartet = Hark the Vesper
Hymn Is Stealing Russian Air
-Missesg Hhdgins aHd Shepherd
and Messrs.; Sumner and Brown
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
THE LORDS SUPPER
By HIGHT c. MOORE

Sunday School Lesson for Nav
70, 1885: Matthew 26:17-3O.
Golden Text: This do in remem.
brance Of me. l Corinthians IL,
"a.
Jesus on the night of his be.
trayal instituted the ordinance OF
the Lords Supper (Matthew 26
1880. ~
Paul in his first letter to the
church at Corinth gave directions
as to the observance of the Lords
Supper Il Corinthians 11:23-29)
THE LORDS SUPPER
INSTITUTED
| Matthew 26)
The Apostles at Jerusalem re.
ceived from Jesus himself the or.
dinance of the Lords Supper. az
The participants at the institution
were the Eleven, Judas having
Just gone out, to arrange for the
betrayal (21 Jesus used two sim.
pie elements-bread and the fruit
of the vine-both of which were
and always are available without
difficulty or expense. (3) In vita
significance he broke the bread
and took the cup, the bread frs
and the cup second. az In ex
plicit terms he declared the sym
bolism of the elements, the breac
representing his covenant blood
80 In reverent and exemplar,
worship he first took bread ant
blessed it," then "took the cuy
and gave thanks" (6) Receiving
each element from the Lord ant
at his command all the disciple
ate the bread and drank the wine
emitting neither and partaking o
both in order. GU The Lords ia
Bile was declared commemorative
of the dying Christ. making atone
ment on Calvary, and prophetic
of the triumphant Christ givins
his feast in the heavenly kingdom
~ When the Supper was over
they sang hymn and went out
THE LORDS SUPPER
OBSERVED = ~.
q Cor. 7ll,23-2S) I~;Is -
The Church at Corinth receiv,
ed from Paul explicit direction.
for the observance of the Lord!
Supper. ~. The solemn ordi
nance was received direct from
the Lord and transmitted .direct
to the church. so that it lis a di
vine ordinance i'm origin and q
church ordinance in observance
te) The symbolic loaf came first
Jesus took 1t; he gave thanks, Iii
brake it,; he interpreted it-1thi:
is my body;;" he applied it,
"broken for you;" he commanded
it-''this do in remembrance Of
mes" he gave it to them and they
all partook of it. Tx The symbol
ic cup came next: Jesus took it
he gave thanks; he interpreted il
This cup is the new covenant
in my blood;;" he applied ia:
we drink it," he commanded it
''this do in. remembrance of me;'
he gave it to them and they al
drank of it. ca The perpetual OBJ
servance of the ordinance was en-
joined: Discerningly eat the bread
and drink the cup: do so as otter
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the Mu1che4

swho has been most successful in
This tyne of work, will have gem
eral supervision of the school.
wednesday evening at 8 o'eloek
m;d-week prayer service will be
| held in the church hut. :,
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
the young peoples meeting will
be held in the church hut.
The PUBLIC is cordially invited
to attend the services OF the
church. You are stranger mere
only once. ,;uo,,rsss
fhe organist and dlrectress !
Miss Kate Dotson, has arranged
the following music for Sunday S
services:
! MORNING. No;sa
/ Anthem-Make a Joyful Noise
Unto the Lord-Asheford.
Responsible Lord Is IN his
Holy Temple.
EVENING
Authenticated.
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women, helpless then, but hopeful
enough to stay there and see it
through, there has sprung a spir-
itual host whose ranks have swept
the world. 1t is still to march on.
Dictatorships cannot stop it. Big
Business cannot choke it; drink,
narcotics, moral perversions will
glance off it: war only gives it the
ultimate victory. He who babe
Peter put up His sword still
knows when to say at is enough y
Whether the regenerate democ-
racy must go to Armageddon
sooner or later, it will not swerve
from the line of march. Christi
anity in regenerate democracy
must guarantee social security or
the birds and the insects must
succeed to man in dominion over
the earth. But Christ said
aye are of greater value than
they"
NOTE-The series of articles
by Prof. Werner, of which this is
the concluding number, is based
on an address delivered at Mills
River Presbyterian church sew
eral weeks ago. This is the ex'
PLANTATION of the style of the ar
ticles, which is that Of a speech
instead of an essay. The Mills
River address of Prof. Werner
was received with wide approval
and appreciation and The Times
News has published it in response
to requests that it be put in
nrint
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, EaST METHODIST

.aude Moser, pastor.
i school at 9:45 a. m. /;
general superinten-
n = Ransom, teacher Mems
Sasi Nrs. j. r. Stokes,
. Su.anlah Wesley Bible
~ j. D. Randall. teacher
Bible class; Mrs. Mabel
. teacher Young .Wo-
ovle class; Earl Penny,
odne Mems Bible class.
service IL O'Clock.
. pastor. Theme: ''The
.f Efe."
service s o'clock. Ser.
PASTOR Theme: "WhAt
|SSr = morning at 9 O'Clock
d., ,.aeatlon Bible school for
IA \! 'Om ages of els will
vii continue through
- Mrs. ". A. Gregory.
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STAR BETHEL BAPTIST

Rev. c. Fl. Levant, minister.
The pastor announces that the
Sunday morning message theme
will be 1.-THE Higher, Gate" And
the sermon subject lin the. eve
ming worship win be i"Jesus An
swers His Adversaries."
Prayer meeting and Bible class
Wednesday night. t.t
Here friends of the Master meet
Him whom they love and others
who. love Him.. -.-1.. - 4a,-.-.---
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WEST HENDERSoNylLLE
BAPTIST

Near corner of Hebron and
kanuga streets.
Rev. Henry Mace, pastor.
SUNDAY school each Sunday at
Preaching first and third Sun
DAYS, ii a. m. and 1880 p. m;
PRAYER meeting each Thursday
night at 1870 o'clock. 80
Visitors always welcome.
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eeL0RED CHURCHES
st 2,sAYLIA.M :; !. z rs!

: Rev. n. a. ,Keatont pastor.
10 "a. m.EJuniot church ser
vice. :
Rev. W. NJ. Anderson. D. D..
presiding elder of the Hender-
sorville District will preach at II
a. M. and 8. p. m.
Rev. G.. II. Lavant, pastor Of
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sr. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main ST. at Eighth Ave.
Rev. james P. Burke. rector.
Fifth Sunday after Easter-Ro-
CATION Sunday: 49, - =
{ 7.30 a. m.-Holv communion.
$3.50 a. srn.-Chprch school. /,
IT aHm-Morning. service and
Thursday, May 80. Ascension
Day. There win be two services
in the church, on this day, 7:3o
and IL a. m. !. :
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GRACE LUTHERAN

CA. Church with, a Message)
I Rev. A. W.. Lfppard, pastor.
Sunday school. Gas a. M; B.
G. Brown, superintendent.
Morning worship and sermon
at IL O'clock ,.,ut !
Luther League, Senior and In
termediate, at $50 p. m. =!
The annual Vacation Bible
school will begin at the church
Monday morning at Q o'clock.
The school viii be held each
week day except Saturday, run
ming for a period Of two weeks.
Mid-week service Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock.
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The fourth large factor in so
cial security may be called busi7
ness. Under this may be included
property, wages, interest, rent,
and other forms of earned or UNI
earned income. What did Christ
teach about the relation between
business and temporal salvation!
He assuredly believed in private
business. He was a private bust
ness man Himself. He earned HIS
living and probably part OF tnat
of His family for many years ~
hard physical work, and when he
entered the wider field of organ
lied public undertakings. he II
nanced them so that they became
amazingly successful. Even II his
treasurer sold Him at last 1t some
times would seem as if Judas be-
Heved that would be q master
stroke of business, not believing
that Jesus would submit but tnat
He would escape or destroy HIS
enemies Christ and the Apostles
were taxpayers rather than tax
eaters The tax-psyirs Jesus per-
suaded the tAx-eatinGE zaceneus
TO. become ,hohest3 In, HIS parallels
over and again HE. taught Indus as
try. thrift, interest,", foresight. IN
Ssstment, sound building, prpduc-
ton, empl9ynent-in fact al ab9 9g
every phase of economies. If He
did not care to accumulate prop
ertv Himself it was because His
work was along other lines; but
He said that however hard it
might be for rich man to enter
the kingdom, it was still possible.
Star Bethel Baptist church, will
preach at 8 p. m. His choir will
accompany him:
Prayer meeting Wednesday 8
tp. m, -.
The public is invited to attend
all of our services. Come and
bring YOU rfriends.
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..,,r STREET GOSPEL

oNS Ssnrcb of the Open Book
Ios . F G. Mackenzie, pastor.
S@Sr r, school at 9:45 a; m, m
,s JIM Of Mr.. C. s. Fulloright'
GI.ssss for sill. ,.,,.r
Tprraching service at IL 0 eiSeh'
n.'Srg the afternoon the Cos
! VT hand will be engaged IN
,,cbinr the Gospel in many Oh
q 'S surrounding communities;
A. $50 D. m. the Young Peo-
=. y societies will meet.
/. 7;I5 p. m, the Prayer Group
" y, m. The evening serV-
;, The pastor will preach on a
So testament incident illustra-
w. ~ Of the gospel during the
.,Tt few Sunday evenings
IN Monday evening the cn9ir
| n meet at 1880 o'clock at the
|stOr's home, 5l4 Fourth ave-
he west. - Q
On Wednesday evening AZ :
lock the prayer meeting VIII
n held. ,.or
On Thursday evening at 7:SI
|siock a special lantern lecture
m be given, in which the ooy'
IL girls will take part. ms
|SSEc is cordially invited to this
On Friday evening the Land
|&the-Skv Bible Institute vii
rect Cd,
LIgTe y at IL q. m a special
.-5rs for the purpose of re,
s5r,ting ourselves and our new
rp-decorated church to the
ID will be held. We give 8
.,.,l invitation to all to be
....snt and to rejoice with US on
, hearty invitation is extend
"a all to meet with Us.
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cHIIRcH OF GOD

CHURCH Or SOD
West Hendersonville)
Rev. J. c. Pinion, pastor.
Services every Wednesday at
.7:45 o'clock. Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor every Friday
evening at 7:45 o'clock. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Sunday. Preach
ing Sunday at l a. m, and ut
7.45 D, m,
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CATHOLIC

CATHOLIC
Immaculate Conception
Rev. Philip 0'Mara, pastor.
Q A. m.-Mass and sermon.
10 a m.-Sunday school.
5 n m.-Sermon and benedlc
ton.
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YANKS TUMBLE.
TO 3RD PLACE
Senators Stop League
Leading Chisox With
10 to 0 Defeat

NEW YORK, May %. (UP).-
The New York Yankees took a
tumble from second place into
third Friday, when they lost to
the st. Louis Browns, 6 to 3, while
Cleveland and Boston both were
winning.
Pepper and Burns set the pace
for the Brownies with a home run
apiece as Lefty Vernon Gomez
lost his fifth game. The Brownies
made nine hits off Gomez and Ma
lone, who pitched the ninth, while
the Yankees were being held in
check by scattered ten hits off
three pitchers. Knott got credit
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FIRST BAPTIST

psv BrOaduS Z. Jones, pastor
SI;-Sunday school; w. B.
|s,sir. superintendent.
n IO-Morning worship.
"a; = NIB. Y. P. U. and
|sSrr Hour; David T Mashburn,
S5l-Eyening worship.
ST,,day-3:S0-The Sunbeam
WI Vii meet in the Hollowell
| ;lV-r.EL. class meeting viii
kIs hsld with Mrs. Ames at
N INES hotel on Fourth ave.
y. : - =, =
NU-The. Philatheae class
vii y With Mrs. w. b. Sin
clSr hslsy evening at 8
o'dosk. xass rdad { 3'st
Fsd,sE-S-Rrayer meet,
inc '--s-- - ..--
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| raahrlls ulsNdE. SERVICE

CHRISTIAN ElEN0E SENsiE
fSoul AMI Body" will be the
abiect Of he leSsoS sermon In
I'm churches and societies Of
|glfisi Ssisssss <sfday, May
n - ss,s,s sszf Nj tbe from
TX S0s ssssss
II lord: my hears and my
~ tre;h out for the living
Among the citations which, COM
krss he lesson-sermon isAthe
t,lsgAg from the Bible: :" or
= lHE that 3ur e:Nrthly
~ be- A. NE were dh-
81 - - boilding of,
b h1hss made With
Is eternal IN the heavens.
,unsfe Se are always eonli-
* moving that, whilst we at
sae in the body, we are abb
n ron the Lord: (For we
as faith, not by sjqht:) We
? 1rtident, | say, and willing
" 70 be absent from the
= md TO be present with the
= IN Cor. 81, So. =
a Iesson-sermon also in
e he following passage from
CnnStian Science textbook,
e,te and Health with Key to
Sziptures," by Mary Baker
When you say, Mans
g. MATERIAL I say with
Be willing rather to be
a from the body, and to be
s'R With the Lord Give up
ol belief of mind in mat
no have but one mind, even
lot TINS Mind forms its own
s& The loss of mans
through the understand
tlen science confers' is inn
VIZ and the notion of such
@9lllty is more absurd than
1ELade that individual must
aae' are lost in the origin
Rr0ny.H Ipeoo ORGY
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