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FIRST BAPTIST
Rev. Il. r. Wall, pastor.
Services Sunday, Oct. 81.

Roy Il r Mall pastor.
Services Sunday. Oct. 81.
SUNDAY. school-gJ5 Il. m. W.
r. Sinclair. Superintendent.
Morning worShiD-ll Il. m. Ser
mon theme, Seeking God" The
choir will render am anthem at
this hour.
Bautis, Training Uuion-6:l5
%. M.
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CALVARY BAPTIST

Located on Grove street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues,
east.
George T. Penncil, paStor-elect.
W. VI. Garrcn, chairman of
deaconS.
Thomas Loflin. superintendent
of Sunday school.
Mrs, W. NJ. Garren, president
of Woman's Missionary society.
Miss Jessie Shipman, president
of Young People.
9:45 u. m.-Sunday school.
The subject is: "The Moral Is
sue i'm the Drink Problem" The
three passages of scripture that
constitute our lesson are not ex-
actly related, nor do they deal
exclusively with the moral issue
of the drink problem. They speak
of the natural works of the flesh,
and the change from nature to
grace, and the results that follow
such a change. Paul speaks of
the expression of the heart of the
natural man as, works of dark
ness. Some of them are open sins,
such as rioting and drunkenness,
idolatry, and extOrtiOn. Others
are committed in secret, hidden
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Wesleyans VIII
Hear President
OF Conference
To Speak Twice and Hold
Quarterly Meeting Here
on Monday

Rev. f. l.. Henderson of High
Point. who is president of the
North Carolina Annual Confer
cnce of the Wesleyan Methodist
church will preach at the local
Wesleyan Methodist church Oct.
3lst at the II o'clock service. He
will also preach at The church at
1870 p. m. Monday, Nov. LIST, and
at that time will hold the first
quarterly meeting Of this confer
ence year.
Rev. Henderson is well known
i'm this section, having assisted in
the meeting from which the local
church was organized about 20
years ago. He has also conducted
revivalS at the HenderSonville
church and at Bethel Wesleyan
church, Flat Rock. For six years
he was pastor of the West Ashe-
Vile Wesleyan Methodist church;
The public is especially invited
to attend these services and wor-
ship with this congregation.
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Henry Armstrong
New WorldChamp
Featherweig hit
Los Angeles Negro Knocks
Out Petey Sarrcn in
Sixth Round

NEW YORK, Oct. 80. (UP).-
Henry Armstrong, coficc-colorcd
Los Angeles negro, last night be-
came undisputcd fcathcrwcight
champion of the world by knock
ing out Pctcy Sarron, the Dixie
windmill, in the sixth round be-
fore 10000 fans in Madison
Square Garden.
The 29-ycar-old Sarron, recog-
nizcd by the National Boxing as
ISOLATION. and foreign bodies,
lacked the resistance To weather
the blizzard of red leather thrown
by the negro.
Petey made Il grand showing in
the first round. bcwildcring
Henry with his jumping-jack and
windmill tactics. The severe
countcnanccd little Syrian jump
ed about rigidly upright, or
scrambled around in Il low crouch
smothcring the ncgro's face with
glovcs-as Henry tried to keep
coming in from a Scmi-crOuch,
meanwhile doing a cross between
muscle dance and an Indian
hop.
Sarron slipped to the canvas in
the first session when he missed
wild swing. He made two more
slips. one in the fourth and one
in the fifth. before he took his
first and final Touchdown.
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Stamp News

FOR the first time in history
= postage stamp is to picture a
living President Of the United
States. Himself a veteran collector,
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
will be shown on a forthcoming
Guatemalan issue. commemorating
the l50th anniversary Of our Con-
Stitution.
The miniature sheet is to con-
sist of a block of four airmail
stamps, bearing the heads OF
President Roosevelt, George
Washington and map Of the
three Americas. The Pan-Ameri.
can building in our capital VIII
comprise the fourth stamp central
design. Light and dark blue WIN
a brown center, the stamps VII,
likely run TO a printing Of loo'ooo
miniature sheets, and appear
about the first Of the year
In the interests OF American
GOODWILL, Cuba has announced
issue of a series Of symbolic pos
tage stamps honoring the Unheo
States and all nations OF NORM
South and Central America.
Since the 1897 U. S. stamp pro-
gram is now rounded out, 1t Is
likely the PoStoffice Department
will turn next, in 1888. to revision
of the regular series. The first OF
this group will probably appear
in January. Before 1887 has
closed, United States will have
issued this year is commemora-
tives, two airmails and one SOU
vcnir pane.
Important new ISSUES: Australia
set of three values TO comment
crate l50th anniversary OF settle
ment of country: Peru-series OF
four in connection with the Inter-
American Aeronautic Conference
held recently at Lima; Spain
miniature sheets Of the Toledo
stamps on perforated and un-
watermarked paper. Design shows
ruins of bridge after an air raid.
Copyright 1887. NEA Service. inr
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SUNSET VIEW

SUNSET VIEW. Oct. 30.-Mrs.
A. VI. Jackson and daughter, Miss
Lala. spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Mckinley McCraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Morrison
and daughter. Pauline. made a
bushes trip in the Bear Wallow
section Saturday.
Ray McCraw left recently for
the CCC camp.
Wade Bradley of Mill Spring.
is visiting with relatives here this
week.
Foy Jackson attended singing
i'm Green River Cove Sunday.
Mr.. Hood and Son-in-law Ra-
ford Jones of Pot Shoals. were IN
this community recently.
Thomas Jackson spent a few
days recently with his son, l.. r.
Jackson, on HcndcrSOnville. Route
|.
Dollie McCraw is doing some
work for his brother, MARKEDLY Nc
Craw, this week. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bishop of
Inward. visited recently with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
w. Bishop.
Miss Clara Jackson spent
Thursday night with her cousin,
Miss Mildred Jackson.
David Hyder of Upward, visit
oil "Wednesday with his grand
mother. Mrs. Hettie McCraw.
Pink Case spent Tuesday night
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
c. Jackson.
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THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE

Fundamental ana Ire-MlllehliaI)
Corner Washington and Allen
street.
Rev. Bert AtchiSon. pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. M;
C.. S Fullbright. superintendent,
G.. J. Milward, assistant Superln-
tcudCnr.
Preaching at IL n. m. and ~
D. M, by the pastor. Morning sub
iect. Holding Fast Our Religious
Profession. Evening subject, The
Three Crosses of Calvary
The Gospel Band will hold SER
vices at the Jail at 3 p. m.
At $50 the Young People S
service.
There will be a short prayer
meeting at : p. m. just previous
to the evening service, leader W.
II. Plank.
On Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock the Ladies' Prayer and
Missionary circle will meet with
Mrs. T. X. Constant.
Regular mid-wcek service on
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. for
prayer and Bible study.
Strangers and visitors are cor
daily invited to attend any and
all services.
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BLAME JAPS FOR
FOREIGN DEATHS
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other scouts also struggled cakes
and fruit to the supposedly doom
ed men. With bright eyes and a
wide smile, she nodded and an
Swcrcd. yes, yes" to all qucS-
tons. except the method of snug
Cling the food.
Foreigners who crowded along
the international Settlement bar
ricadc chccrcd the Chinese SOL
dierS-all members OF Chang
own" crack soldiers of the SSth
division who have sworn an oath
to die rather than surrender TO
the Japanese.
Witnesses said British and
American soldiers assisted in pass
ing food over the narrow mo
mans land" to the warehouse.
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SEE LOSS FOR u. S.
OWNED HOSPITAL
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doomed.
Several Americans were cndan.
gcrcd but none was hit.
L. S. Markson. formerly of
Portland, Ore, aided in rescuing
the Chinese wounded.
French police said four more
shells, believed of Japanese orr
gin, exploded in the 10th block
of Avenue Joffre.
Chinese again denied Japanese
assertions that the main Chinese
armies around Shanghai were be-
ing withdrawn to Sunkiang and
SOOchow.
1--WE will continue to defend
Shanghai to the last a Spokcs-
man said. .,
At dawn British officers said
they had admitted 10000 Chinese
refugees from the war zone INTO
the western areas of the Inter
national settlement during the
past three days. They were hay
ing difficulty finding food for the
refugees.
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PEACE LEAGUE
MEETS NOV. g
TO FIX POLICY
Peoples Congress of Two
Americas to Gather
in Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 80. (UP).
Peoples Congress for Democracy
and Peace viii open a thrcc-day
meeting here November 26, to
consider four-point program de-
signed Ito develop Il progressive
policy for the preservation OF
peace
The congress, sponsored by the
American League Against War
and FaSciSm. is expected to al,
tract 5000 delegates from all
parts of the United States, as
well as from Europe, South
America. Mexico, Canada and
Cuba.
Heading the European dclega-
ton will be Roman ROLAND, IN
ternationally known author and
chairman Of the World Commit
tee Against War and Fascism.
FOUR OBJECTlVES
OUTLINED
The congress will attempt to:
|. Outline an effective Amcr-
can peace policy.
2. Develop further plans for
the preservation of civil and dem
ocratic rights.
3. Devise means of cffecting Il
reduction in war budgets and end
mil;taristic activities among the
youth Of America.
!. Combat growth OF Fascist
organizations and defeat rcprcS-
sivc legislation.
The congress will open with Il
mass meeting at DugucSnc Gar
den, after which daily sessions
will be held at Syria Mosque.
ACTIVE SUPPORTERS LISTED
According to the American
League Against War and Ease
ism. those who have endorsed the
congress and who are actively
supporting its work, include:
4. F. Whitney, president of
the brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmcn; Senator JAS. y. Pope;
Bishop Edgar Blake. Methodist
church. Detroit area; Rockwell
Kent, artist: Rabbi Stephen ).
Wise. chairman American Jewish
Congress: Mauritz 4. Hallgrcn,
associate editor, Baltimore Sun;
Prof. Kirtlcv f. Mathcr, Harvard
University. and Donald Ogden
Stewart, writer
Also y. 4. Xonarich. intcrna-
tional president. Aluminium Work
crS of America; J. A. Butkovich,
national president, Croatian Fra
tcrnal Union: S. II. Dalyrimplc.
international president, United
Rubber Workers of America;
Rose Troianc. chairman, National
Industrial Council. Y. W. c. A.;
Rabbi Samuel VI. Cohen, cAccu-
tive director, United Synagogue
of America. and Mrs. George
Bray. executive secretary, Center
Avenue Y. W. {. A., Pittsburgh.
AIyo Joseph Kahn, vice prcSi-
dent. Amateur Athletic union;
the Rev. Francis Schlatcr; {. +.
Allen. president. international
Federation of Technical Engi-
nccrs. Architects and Craftsmen;
Harry Bastow, vice president, Al
lied Board Of Trades, and the
Rev. Harold +. Stoddard, chair
man. Council for Peace and So
cial Action.
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/ from the eyes of men, but not
from the eyes Of God. According
To the word, there is a great num-
Der OF sins that come from an un-
+ righteous heart. Let us study
these things together
II a. m.-Morning Worship
preaching by pastor. Subject.
The Christian and Forgiveness. y
Why will not God forgive the
/ unforgiving? God does not refuse
TO forgive because lie is angry
and wishes TO rctaliatc. His re-
fusal is i'm no sense arbitrary. But
the reason God will not forgive
. the unforgiving is because He can
not. God can no more forgive the
man that has hate in his heart
than He can make twice two
eight.
ESQ p. m.-The Young People
meet.
The young people should know:
The spirit of God has come to
lead Us and to enable us to live
and walk i'm the spirit. If any
Christian does any works of the
flesh. it is either because he is ig-
norant of the way CT dcliverancc
or because the flesh has gained a
temporary victory over the spirit.
When the spirit is in control, the
life will yield spiritual fruit.
: p. m.-Praycr service.
Let us ever bear i'm mind that
the story of our life is to be IN
folded at the Judgment seat. And
the fire shall try every mans work
of what sort it is" If a saint,
then the story Of life will be I'M
folded at the judgment seat Of
the Lord Jesus. where believers
are to be Judged. If sinners, and
passing out in darkness. then there
will be the Great White Throne
with its terrible Judgment. where
the judge will lay hold of the Book
Of Life. We should begin to earn
cStly pray that the Holy Spirit will
show us these things clearly.
7:3O p. m.--Evcning worship;
preaching by pastor. Subject
"ChriSt--OUr Refuge"
would say that all is well,
whatever comes. whether in life
or death. OF in Gods great beyond
forever. if it is well with the soul.
And | would say that nothing is
well. nothing really and abidingiy
succeeds. if it is not well with 4
mans soul. We need a refuge for
the soul. Something to flee to in
time of danger.
We invite YOU to Worship with
Us.
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HOME DISCIPLINE
IN DELINQUENCY OF
JUVENILES is URGED

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 80. (UP)-
Most miscellaneous boys committed
to corrective institutions by juvc-
nile courts could be better COR
rcctcd in their own homes. ac-
cOrding To Circuit Judge Moses
Hartmann.
Judge Hartmann based his state
mcnt upon the findings of a sur
vcy made by the psychiatric clinic.
at was shown conclusivcly," he
said, that a small percentage of
children who were kept in homes
under passive supervision had
shown delinquency in subsequent
years"
Judge Hartmann said that too
often boys committed to corrcc-
tive institutions come out hard
cncd criminals due to contact with
criminalIy inclined inmates.
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Hallowe' en- Fete
Staged In Ssluda

SALUDA. Oct. 30. Especially .
The Saluda school celebrated Hal
lowe'en i'm the usual manner on
Friday afternoon and evening.
Guessing contests, games of all
kinds. and fortune telling booth
were among the attractions. Ray
mond Stevenson showed some
very good little moving pictures
in one of the small rooms of the
gymnasium.
Black cats, pumpkins and witch
CS were much in evidence in the
large gymnasium. During the
evening there was a cake walk
sponsored by Mrs. c. K. Haffen-
den. The cake was awarded to
Miss Hague and Doran Fisher and
Betty 10 Pace and her partner
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WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
The Moral Issue In Drink Problem
By HIGHT c. MOORE

its unchastity; uncleanncss with
its impm'ity Of thought; lascivl-
business with its wanton desires
idolatry with its rejection of God
sorccry with its dcluSion Of men
cnmitics with their bitter animos-
ity: strife with its cavilingS; jcal-
ousics with their suspicion
wraths with their outbreaks of
passion; factions with the cabals
divisions with their secular an
tagonism; parties with their here
teal teachings; cnvyingS with
their grudging i'll will; drunken
ness with its dcprayity; rcvellings
with their orgies: and everything
else that dcbaScs and destroys. In
greatest possible contrast, con-
slider the nincfold fruit of the
! Spirit or cXcc!lcncicS Of character
and conduct by one who is infill-
cd and led by the Holy Spirit
Love to God and men; JOY in
salvation and service; peace of
spiritual reconciliation and adj
iustmcnt TO the purpose Of God;
longSuffcring under adversely and
antagonism kindness which opens
heart and hand to friend and foe;
goodness in attitude as well rs
activitv; laithfulncSs to uutI,
and duty: mcckncSS with its hui
militv Godward and hclpfulncSs
MAYNARD. and sclf-control which
restraints evil and cultiyatcS good.
i3D Cruelty the flesh. If we
belong to Christ by redemption
and regeneration. we have al
ready crucificd the flesh. That
which ncccsSitatcd his cruciflXlon
had likewise to be crucificd. 1t
had to be nailed to the cross at
whatever pain and cost. And 1t
must be kept on the cross before
the crucificd Saviour. There Is no
other way to get rid Of the wild
passions and inSidiouS luStS which
otherwise like eating ulcers and
consuming cancers must attack
and destroy the vitalS Of charac-
ter. \ crucificd Christ commands
crucificd carmality.
GOLD IN THE GOLDEN TEXT
Walk i'm the Spirit, and We shall
not fulfil the lust of the flesh
Galatians SIG.
Who is satisfied with what he
is and does? We want to be bet
ter and we want to do better. Our
bodies are battlcficldS. The con
flict within us is ccaScIcSS. But
we ycaln for the heights. We hit
up our eyes from the mny clay
in which we sink unto the ever
lasting hills on which we hope to
stand.
Who knows what step next to
take? Only the man who IS un-
der the Influence of the Holy
Spirit. TO him we must look for
guidance. We can have his Scrv-
ices at any time for the asking,
And he never leads us wrong.
Who does not know the sinful
ness of sin? None is so blind as
not to see the havoc of wicked
ness. But how different is the
Sphit-lcd life, What a contrast
between the man who does good
and the man who is led away by
Inst
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ETOWAH BAPTIST

The church Of the warm heart
and glad hand"
Rev. A. Z. Edney, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 a. M; G.. o.
Morgan, superintendent.
Preaching services: second Sun
day. 8 p. m, and fourth Sunday
at IL a. m.
b. Y. p. T., 1870 p. m. every
Sunday; Mrs. Annie Hae Parker,
director.
Visitors are cordially invited to
worship with us.
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WEST HENDERSONVILLE
BAPTIST

Sunday school. 10 4. m. Sun
day.
B. Y. p. U. services, each Sun
day evening at Z o'clock.
Preaching services each second
and fourth Sundays at IL 4. M,
and third Sunday nights at 1880
o'clock.
Weekly prayer service Thurs
day night at 1880 o'clock.
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REFUGE BAPTIST
(Dana)

Rev. n. B. Phillips, pastor.
Preaching service at II a. n.
every second and fourth Sunday
and every Sunday evening at $50
o'clock.
Sunday school each Sunday at
10 a. M: c. n. Allen, superin-
tendent.
b. L. u. at 1880 p. m. every
Sunday: Marshall Watterson, di-
Prayer meeting and choir prac-
tice each Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
Visitors welcome.
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DANA BAPTIST

(Near Dana high SCHOOL,
Rev. l.. II. Gardner, pastor.
Sunday school each Sunday at
10 a. M; Henry q. Lively, super
intendent.
Preaching service each Sunday
at IL a. m.
BTU. each Sunday ~ : p. M:
Matte Hill. director.
The church with = vision of
sacrifice and service.
Come worship with us.
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WAYNESVILLE
BLANKS CATS
FumbIes, Injuries Handi-
cap Hendersonville
Team Friday

WAYNESNILLE, oct. 80. -.
Scoring touchdownS in three Of
the four periods, NayneSville' 5
MountainccrS defeated the Hen
Jacksonville BcarcatS ~ to u here
Yesterday afternoon.
Smith. the WayncSvllc quar-
tcrback. led his teams attack
scoring two Of the three touch
downs. The visitors. handicapped
by a number of fumbles. and by
injuries, never seriously threat
cncd the WayncSvillc goal line.
although their five first downs
cquallcd the number made by the
MountainccrS.
In the first period Smith
plunged through the line for %
touchdown on the tail end OF "a
40.yard advance, including =
quick kick. and Millncr went ov,I!
guard for the extra point to make
the score 7 to 0.
Wayncsvillc'S second touchdown
came i'm the second period when
Smith returned a punt 5j yards
for a touchdown. Attempted con-
version of the extra point failed
and the score was IL 10 0.
In the final period a forward
lateral pass carried the ball deep
into Hcndcrsonvillc territory and
Millncr got over the line for the
last few yards and touchdown.
The extra point try was again no
good and the game ended ~ 20
o.
Wayncsvillc drew numerous
penalties. HcndcrsonyiIlc'S pass
ing attack was effective AT times
but begged down when in enemy
territory. On several occasions the
ball was dropped after being
caught by the receiver.
Tl,A ls,an,,-.
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main -. and 9Th Ave.
Rev. !. L. Burke. rector.
Twcuty-third Sunday after Trim
ity.
1880 a. m.-IIoly communion.
9:3O a. m.-Church school.
II a. m.-Morning service and
sermon.
4 Joint meeting of the groups
of the Woman'S Auxiliary will be
held Monday afternoon at >
o'clock az the parish house.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Services for Sunday, Oct. 10.
Rev. L. T. Wi.dS. u. D., pastor.
Sunday school ut 9:l5 4. M.
Harold Flanagan, superintendent,
Classes for all ages. Mems class
in the church house.
Morning worship II ii o'clock
sermon subject. The Abundant
Life"
Ncspcr service at > o'clock. Adj
dress ON China by Rev. Louis Il.
Lancaster. a missionary OF the
Southern Presbyterian church.
Music for the Sunday services
incldcS:
MORNING
Anthcm-praisc the Lord, o Jeru-
salem MaUndCr
Anthcm-God is a Spirit
Bennett
VESPER SERVICE
Authcm-Swcet Hour of Prayer
Bradbury
Meeting of the Session after
church Sunday morning.
WUmanS Auxiliary executive
board Monday, 1870 in church
house.
Bible studies under Mrs. Pom
dexter of Chattanooga: Tuesday,
So u. m.: Wednesday, 3-5 and
7:3O p. m. These meetings will
be- i'm the Sunday school audito-
RUM.
Board OF deaconS, Friday, $50,
i'm DR.. Samples office.
4 cordial welcome to visitors.
Members of the church arc ask
cd 70 bring their special offerings
sunday morning for home mis-
SionS. this Sunday being the last
day of the Week OF Prayer and
Splf-Dcnial for Homl Missions.
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TUXEDO BAPTIST

The Church with an Open Door"
Sunday school ~ 10 a. M; d.
G.. Wilkic, superintendent.
BTU. $3.50 p. m, Jack C!cve-
land, director.
Preaching every first and third
Sunday at ) p. M.
Prayer meeting every Saturday
1T : p. M, n. {. Boone, leader.
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CHEESE FROM GRASS

LONDON. (UP)--A plan to
"short-circuit" the COW and make
cheese directly from grass to pro-
vide feed for Great Britain's pop
ulation in event of war was out
lined to the British Associations
meeting ut Nottingham.
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CATHOLIC

lmmaculte Conception
Seventh avenue west at Church
street.
Rev. Philip O'Mara, pastor.
Sunday services:
900 a. m.-MaSS. sermon and
bencdiction.
1000 u. m.-Sunday school.
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BITS OF PARIS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. (UP). - One Of
the distinctive exhibits at the
Paris exposition may be seen in
duplicate on Fifth avenue. 1t in
cludcs amber jewelry and objects
Of art carried out in the yellow
stone. such as statues, necklaces.
bracelets and rings.
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Football Results
HIGH SCHOOL

HIGH SCHOOL
Wayncsvillc -, HcndcrSonville
q.
AShcvillc 30. Christ School -.
Canton 26. Tryon-Saluda 6.
Lexington -, Hickory o.
Swannanoa 6, Sand Hill 0.
Sylvia 6, Andrews 0.
FRESHMAN
U.N.Cr sc, y. G. State :.
COLLEGE
S. Carolina 81, Citadel 6.
DuQueSnc -, Richmond 0.
Maryvillc 20. Cumberland 6.
Erskinc ii. Stetson -.
Elon 7, Apprentice School 0.
Mercer l3, Oglethorpe 6.
Tampa ~, Miami. Fla. 0.
Southwest La. 20. La. College 8
Murray Teachers q, Union |. 0
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our friends
and neighbOrs for the beautiful
floral offerings and many kind
nesses shown during our bereave-
ment.
tip The Family of j. f. Powell,
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CHURCH OF GOD
Mos HendCrSOnVIILel

I " est HendCrSOnNlIIeJ
Rev. J. II. Brooks, pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at
10 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting I p. m.
Preaching at 3 p. m.