Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 6

Page SIX THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN. ASHEVILLE. N. C. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9.

1933 Bandy Will Be Heard At Service Tomorrow CHURCH DIRECTORY G. K. SMITH WILL NO CHARGE FILED ED POU, VETERAN REPRESENTATIVE, TO BE 70 TODAY Methodist Episcopal FIRST. 14 WorilJ Frcncii lirud uvenue. Rev.

A. B. Dfinils, piiitor. Sunday tcnwl IMIYMPUIMCrKf OF PIGEDN CLUB iu Lmumuu uhul Morel a Dflstor, Sunday school 10 a. m.

reach in II a. and m. Free WiU JiauUst. Lsnuuo 7 ni. Mid-weeic Draver srrvlcf Xlnirfdav 7:30 D.

m. C1.IMU IIII.L John road Rev. A. Arnibtronit pastor Sund.iv school 10 a m. I'rcachliii: 11 it.

m. aim m. Tree Will Baptist I.catrun 6.30 m. StVAN.VANOA. Saamanoa, N.

C. ReY L. Moretz oastor. Sundiv srhool. 10 a m.

Preachinc services Saturday. 7:30 a ni and third Sunday li a m. NI.W HOPE IU ItCH. Nr West Ashe. 1.1c Kev.

L. E. Ballard Daator. Sun-duv. Hund.i.v school.

10 a ni. Mornlnc worship, il a H. L-. 7 D. worship.

p. A. 8. 2:. 10 The Rev.

J. A. Bandy, new pas tor of the Ashevllle Oospel tabernacle of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, lit expected to arilAj in the city late this afternoon, lie will deliver his first sermon In the new pastorate at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. John Minder, of Lake Swan. Melrose.

district superintendent of the Southeastern district of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. In expected to be present for tho 11 o'clock services tomorrow. White, Jernigan And Winters Are Among New Officers Will See Hull Regarding Post In Diplomtaic Service GottCrle'l K. Smith, of Ashevlllc, Wahinclfn Hurrm ot The Asheville itlieii WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.

Representative Ed Pou, chairman of the rules committee and dean of the house of representatives, will tomorrow celebrate his 70th birthday. Already the veteran North Carolina colon is receiving messages of congratulations from the state. His health Is the best It has bcn In several years. Representative Pou f-ttid today he planned to spend the day quietly with his family. Pou's home is at Smlthfleld.

He has represented the fourth North Carolina district In congress since March 4, 1901. He has served In congress longer than any other member. Senator Borah being his nearest rival rn. i ucsoay rrayer meeting m. rimitive Baptist U.H a.

m. t-rjMrniiie wvnti's, ii u. in. Methodist Episcooal, South ASBL'KY ML.MOK1AU RV. J.

O. uuior. Sunday School. 8-45 a. in.

f.cr.tcr 11 tnd 8 t. m. tpv-unti Leu'ud d. m- ACTON CIKCLir. Rev.

V. A. Oroee, pastor. Schedule; Second fount. Bun-days.

11 ft. Act (in ciiurcii. Kifsi i Sunday, 11 ft- Aburv cnurch. Third Sunday 11 a. m.

Out Hill cllurt.ll. Ever Sunday 7 3f Acu.ii church. lilll.MOHK. churcn and Summll strtcLs. lUrv.

R. H. Caiidill. t.uUr. Sunday jiciiool 9-4i a ni.

f'renclilin; services. a m. ar.d Ka worth Lraeun 7:15 27 Church Vrctt. IlV. W.

A Lin.bf.n. p.iitor. Suiiduv 3 30 a i ni Pit arhtiii- fervid II m. and 8 jp m. fulJc-Ashlp no ji for young people 6 m.

FIJ1CI1KH. Rv Howell, pastor. 1 Siiml.iv aciiool every Sunday 10 u. m. servicta.

vr-ond ami fourth 11 ft. in. ail L.it) u. m. Luworth tvrrsr Sunday 7 P.

m. I IIAVWOOI) SMCLCr, Haywood and But-( trick sim-us. Hy, W. A. HoUlnji.

pa.uor. i.Suiidav school. m. serv ic.o-i. 11 ii.

and tn. En worth Going To Italy i i 1 7 OOTTFItlKD K. SMITH i Newark. N. and Havana, Cuba, will leave here tomorrow for Waah-I ington.

where he will sef Secrctiry jot State Cordell Hull Monday regard- for this distinction. Tho Idaho senator was elected in 1907. MOCNTMN HOME PUlMITfVR BAPTIST 111 il. 2 m. third ddiiday ot earn month at nome of Eider More Maoris In New Zealand are Joining church than In any previous Nazarene NAZAH 109 st.ite street.

Rct. and Mrs. I. Mrdler. nastora.

Sundav school a 4i a. tn. lYurr.hiti 11a in. and 8 a. in? a poat in the American at Konie.

Mr. Smith wiAhes to study International law and foreign relationships at tho embawy in the Italian capital city. A week from today he will sal! from New York to Rome on the Carl Mills, of Emma, was elected president of the Asheville Racing Pigeon club at a meeting held last night at the home of J. C. Alberts, 48 Montview drive.

O. a. White was named first vice-president; W. A. Jerniean, second vice-president; Hendon Winters, secretary-treasurer; Mr.

Alberts, race secretary; Joe Duncan, publicity agent, and Mr. Duncan, Mr. JernlRan and Mr. Winters, members of the committee, It was decided to hold races on the following dates: Fifty milfj October 1 from Mor-ganton; 76 miles, (October 8 from Newton; 106 miles, October 15 from Naareno Vuunx People's socletj Barber Junction; 175 miles, October Christian Friendly Five SHOES Italian record-holding liner Rex, and FIRST. 20 Oak Street.

Rev J. Watson ShocUey. busier, fji; iday school. 9 45 a in. Preachl mi services 11 a in.

and 8 HI I.I si in: SVKF.II. PV nil to II The LEADER 2'A from RcldBvllle, and 200 miles, October 20 from Chatham, Va. Spe-1 cial races are being planned for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Tho birds will be taken to tho; starting points and liberated andj winners will be judged here. I Presbyterian Krvln.

ia.stor. aunaat st.hool. fi.45 a m. Worship. 11 a.

and Rom fwonli 1 League p. ni. 10-12 ration Are. cxpecUi to be in Rome all winter even ahould be not be successful In securing tho post he seeks. He has a lister in school at Vtfrona, Italy, and wishes to be near her.

Mr. Smith, who lives at 42 Sunset Parkway when In Ashevllle, la a graduate of Pennsylvania Military college, spring of 1932. and attended Columbia university law school last win ter. He haa been a resident of Ashevllle for the past 14 years, he ba1 yesterday. HJk mother, Mrs, Lillian K.

Smith, died about 10 years ago. Ills father, James Smith, III, also la deceased. FIHST. 28 Church Street Rev, R. P.

Cuitipbril. oartor. Thunn fchool 9 00 a. m. a class.

-J a m. Preach-ma servic.s li a. ni. aJid 8 d. m.

Youna ueoo.c's Ices. 7 p. ni fi WANNa. NO A. Swaiiimnon.

Rev. T. A Painter. Jr. pastor.

sellout 945 a. in. Preaching 11 a m. (Christian Lndenvur, 7 p. m.

WEST ANIIEVIl.I.E. BOO Havwood road. Rev. W. naMor.

Sundav school. 0.45 a. m. Preaching services 11 a. in.

and, 8 D. rn. Christian tndeavor 7 p. m. ORA KTKEI.T.

Rev. W. P. Chedrslef nastor. Sunilav school s.

m. Preacli-tntr service. 11 a. m. and 8 p.

m. OAKLAND HEIGHT. Cunpus of Ashe-yllie Normal and Teachers college. Rev. fcdr amu.

ii.i-i;. ray wooa rona ai Ralin Urovu avenue. lie v. Carloct llnlc, oastor. Sunday Ida II in.

And 'J 43 o. m. Ycunc ueo-uW sr vires. 7 pm. SWA.S.NANOA iJlltl.TlT.

Rtv. J. tl Green, pa Lor. Scntdulc; Plrst and thtiu Sumluys 7:30 p. ni.

and econti and fourth HuudaVN, 11 a. Hw.ninauoa, first bun dav inornlnK and bumlay evcninn, AKulfi. 'ITiIrd Sundnv mornlnu ana fourth Sunday evening, iinthesca. Second and fourth Sunday niornMias. Tabernaclr Sui.d.iy nchool.

8:4,) a. m. OAKI.FV. Rev Ofortfe Herman nan-tor Sundav school. 10 ft.

m. Church Krrvlcrs 1 1 a. Intermediate Eu orth leairue. 7:13 m. Wednesday.

Senior Methodist Protestant ASflKVIM.P, riU'KCII, Mernmon avenue ft I Hillstdo He v. J. Elwood Oar roll, paator. Sunday school. 9:45 a.

ni. Preaching 8ervic.cn 11 m. nnd ft in. Junior Christian Endeavor. 7 n.

m. Senior Chrt-Man Endeavor. 7:15 o. in. Mld-weck orav- Fifty Witnesses Are Heard By Judge Cranmer BURLAW, N.

C. Sept. 8. A hearing Into the killing Auc. 27 of Dock Refers, iiearo.

who had wounded two white citizens, concluded here this afternoon without the nling of any charges. Nearly fifty witnesses were paraded to the stand by Solicitor Woodus Kellum of the eighth judicial district, who conducted the hearing be-lore Judge E. H. Cranmcr oi South-port, filiting p-3 committing miig-Jstrate. All the witnesses leMsted efforts of the solicitor to wring admissions of culpability in the lynching from them.

Rogers was shot to deiith on a road leading from his home to Burpnw, after he had been wounded previously when fire routed him from his house, In which he had fought off for several hours a crowd of angry citizens who sought him for shooting Mrs. Tom Plner, 60, and R. T. Murray, a special deputy sheriff who had sought to arrest him for the Pincr shooting. It was established by the testimony of Dr.

R. C. Williams, Wallace physician, that Rogers, though wounded, twice, was still alive when the truck bearing him to Burgaw was stopped and the negro was pulled off by a crowd of white citizens and his body riddled with bullets. A feature of the- testimony was the admission of Sheriff J. T.

Brown of Pender county that he was present at the time of the 6 hooting on the road, but that he "Just didn't know what to do." The only person he could recognize after the shooting was "the boy who was fixing his tire," the sheriff said. A punctured tire had been given as the reason for stopping the truck. Another significant bit of evldcnco was the admission drawn from a rather reticent witness, Robert Bow-en, who said curiosity Impelled him to follow the truck that was bearing Rogers to Burgaw an that "I saw what I really went to see." "And what condition was the body In when you saw It?" the solicitor Inquired. "It looked like it had been shot," was the answer. Burney Johnson, who drove the death truck from the Rogers home.

ContrreKational TOMORROW BIBLECLASSTO FIRST. Mrrrlmon and Soenrs avenues. Rev, Juhn Chaotnan. oastor. Sunday tchool.

10 a. in. Morning Worship. 11 lYlissionary Alliance AKIIKVILI.R TAnKRNACEE. 12 South French Broad avenue Rev.

J. A. Hnndv. oastor. Sundav school.

45 a. m. Premh-Iiik services. a. in.

and 7:45 p. m. Youin people's meeting. 6.30 p. m.

EMMA CHAPEL. The Kev. Marie O. esleyan Methodist "For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost." Luke, 19:10. WEST ASIIKVILJjK.

Itlrlimnnd and Pennsylvania avenues, uev. Henderson, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Preachlm services, 11 a.

m. and 7:30 wvtucr in cnurno ouiiaur o. m. Service. 730 p.

m. Sundav. Cottage orarer m. YWiiii people society. it -Ki to liaptist Bent Creek Union Church The ultimate aim and end of the church Is the salvation of men.

The sinner needs the church, and we must make him real-lye that the church Is for him, understands him, and loves him. Much of the indifference of the world to the church, will be gotten rid of when we break ip the indifference of the church to the world. A church that is dead to the interest of the unsaved, is a dead church. The moral life of the Nation Is dependent on the spiritual life of the church. Musical Program To Be Given At Baptist Church Whenever you find a man, no matter what his environment or previous training, race or creed, there you find a soul that needs God and His ChrlBt.

Man made In the likeness of God cries out after God from the depths of the Innermost soul. Man needs salvation. "The Son of man came 'to seek and to save that which was lost." Man needs to be saved, saved In a large broad sense, salvation from sin. saved from Ignorance from error, from false worship, saved from everything that debases life. BMTMOHE.

2 Summit street. Re? W. H. FlUKerald. pastor.

Sunday school. 9:44 a. m. Preaching services, 11 o. m.

and p. m. Y. IT. 6:30 n.

m. ALVA It Y. S31 Haywood road. Rev. BENT CHECK.

Rev. H. Conn, pastor. sund.iv school 10 a. m.

Preach in tr 11 a. m. Hen nr nnrf It 0:30 P. m. Bong service o.

m. 8 n. m. Preachlna on second and J. B.

Orlce, pastor. Sunday school. 9:4.1 a. m. Preaching services, 11 and 8 a.

x. i. ro. 4ryer sot vices. Weanc5dny Bp.

ni. FIRST. Ilev. F. fIHMr.

Davl. on star. SriMian Science Oak and Wood fin streets. Sunday school. FIRST IM IICII OF CHItlST.

SCIENTIST. 04 French liroud Avenue. Sunday 0:45 a. m. Sundav service.

11 a. m. Testimony mectlna Wednesday 8 p. m. Reudliig rooms located lu Arcade build- a (jiuzens uiiuo iu a.

m. Proachlns service. II a m. and 8 o. m.

B. Y. P. U. 6:45 d.

ro. Sunday School Workers' council -30 t. Wednesday. are open aaiiv to a. to p.

tn. Mid-week prayer servlr.es Horn. Wed- nc.d:iy. 1'KESCII I1KOAD AVPSri: French Broad Church Of Christ avenue a nil nartlett street. Kev.

J. it Owfn. nil tor Hundav school. 4S a Men's Blblo class. 10 a.

m. Prenchlng The Young Men's Bible claw of the First Baptist church wl)l have a special program tomorrow mornlnR honoilng Joseph DeNardo, director o( tho class orchestra, and Mm. DeNardo, concert master, who have been absent from cIsum on vacation. Arthur E. Damn who has been Etiesfc conductor or the orchestra and John Stewart, who has been concert master, during the absence of Mr.

and Mrs. DeNardo, will direct tlw orchestral program tomorrow. The orchestra will play "Vaise Trlstc" and other selections from the music to Arvld Jarnefclt's drama, "Kuolemn." with frpeclnl harmonium arrniiRement to be played by Miss Catherine King. Other selections to be presented by HANOVr.lt KTREET CHURCH. Oeorae Hoover, Minister.

Meets eiieh Sundav In tabernacle adlolnlna Old Fellows Hal! on Hanover Wct Ashevllle, 111- services. 11 m. ana ft m. 7 p. RKRDS Rev.

William Richard oie hiuuv. to a. m. preachlnc a. The world never needed religion so much as it needs it now.

"And If I be lifted up, will draw all men unto me." What the world needs today Is not so much to know about Htm, as to know Him. It Is not a theory but an experience which the world needs. It Is not so much reformation which the world needs as regeneration. Surely It Is time to make religion a reality In our lives. A spirit of courageous faith should dominate us all.

Faith In God, that He Is, that He works. God help us to put first things first. T. A. GRW E.

Pastor Aeton Circuit Methodist Church. THE CHURCH IS THE DIVINEtiY APPOINTED AGENCY FOR CONVEYING THIS SALVATION TO THE WORLD. It Is time we were waking up to a realization of what the church of Christ really Is. The church Is God's agent In this world, through the church He docs His work, and the work of the church is to concern Itself with everything that effects the life of humanity. Its primary business is to save men.

There Is no organization or Institution, no avenue, or agency half so broad visloned In Its outlook on the needs and possibilities of men as the church. It affords a common meeting-place for saints and sinners. Hero all differences dtsappeor. and jnnn meets man on the broad basis that we arc all alike in our need ond that all arc equally free to God's full salvation. said his tire blew out during the trip.

ALL SOI'LS. Angle and Swan streets. niilmore. Rev W. C.

Oravner. reetor. Holv communion. 8 a. m.

Church school 'J-45 a in. Mornlnc oraver. or Holv Communion nnd sermon 11 a. Youna Peoulc's "While I was patching the tire." he said, "Sheriff Brown started to got a tube, and a bunch of drove ciiurcn service in. ASHEVILLE MLSMON'S.

Rev Oeorse up. we myself, David Wells Riven Sutherland, t-ln-charge. Rev Robert O. II. licll.

assLstant St Luke's Chunn's bark and another were forced to go up the Highway in iront of the truck alter someone had commanded, "got lovo. ia a. m. at. James, nine Mountain: Holv Com ni union evcrv Sunday.

8 a. in, Her vice and sermon, 11 a. in. Healing service at Life Abundant Center. 7:30 n.

m. each evening Ohuroh of the Redeemer. llnlv riniiiiiiiiiiluM a i Hurreii. pastor, rairview roan, muuo.iv I school, 0 45 n. m.

Preaching services, It la. m. and 7:30 p. in Junior. Intermediate and Senior and Adult li P.

IS p. tn. NORTH ASHEVIIJ.F. Rev. Claude K.

Turner, pastor 25 Center street. Sunday school, 0:1.1 a. m. Preachimi aervlcs. 11 a.

m. aud 7:30 p. li Y. 'J. 5WANNAVOA.

Swannanoa. C. Rev. Lrroy A. Thomas, pnstor.

Sunday school 10 00 a. ni. PreachliiB jrvlces 11 a. and fl n. m.

P. V. 7 p. m. WP.sf Havwood rond.

Bev A. Ivcy, castor. Sllile school, a. Preachlnc services, 1 1 a. m.

and 8 p. B. Y. P. U.

fl 30 m. HESP UNI), End of Pat ton avenue ear line Rev. Stehn MorRiUi, p.t.stor. Sunday school, 30 in. Prearhlnit servler, a.

m. and 8 o. m. B. Y.

P. u. :30 niNniiAM sundnr school. 0 45 a. m.

B. Y. P. U. meetlne 1 p.

in. PrenchlnK 11 a m. and 8 p. CRAVEN STREET, Craven street. West Asherillc The Rev.

A. P. Sprinkle, pastor Prenchlng each Sundav 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. Sunday school. 0:45 a. m. OXERS.

The Rev. Wnvne Wllllnms. nns-tor, Sunday school. 0:45 a. m.

Services at II m. and fl n. m. P. U.

at 7 t. Provrr Wwlnesclav fl p. rn. F.VKA rill'ttrn. Rev.

J. W. Roherts. pastor. Sunday school, 10 a.

m. Prearhlnit. 11 a. m. tir.l 8 p.

m. Y. THE STORY OF JONATHAN first and third Sundav: Church srhool. 10 in. Evening service every Sunday 8 tho orchestra will be Dry Those Tears." by Teresa Del Rlego.

and "The War March of the PricsU," from Mendelssohn's "Athalla." A liutc duet will be played by Kenneth Benchboard and David Bennett with Miss Phyllss Prunty as accompanist. B. Krank Prunty, director of the vocal music of the class, will conduct the morning hymn singing. Howard Hayes will preside, and Robert I' Ree.ce, dean of the class, will make a report of the group's activities during the summer months. The class has had an unusually Inree at rsi.iAiir.

Fietener. Ilev n-lernr Nefr rector. 7:30 a Holv Communion. Church 10 a. m.

Morning oraver out oi tne way. you don't, you'll get "Then the body was taken out and shot. I don't remember how many men were there or how many shot were fired; they were fired so fast I couldn't tell. I saw guns, but couldn't describe them, as it was so dark. The light was on In my truck, and we were standing in the glare, and couldn't see back there." serurjn.

11 a. in. Yimnir Prim c'r Service 7 p. Evening prayer in serin 8 in. ST.

MAItY'K. Mncon nvenno anrt CJIr. lotto street. Rev. A W.

Frmim. rcctnr School. 0:30 a HnU 8:00 a tn. Holv fiueharist nnd sermon a. m.

y. p. in. Holv Eimlinrlst. Tiii'Krin Wpflnr.ftnu tendance.

Thirty four members left i Thursdav and Fridav 7:30 a. m. and Saturday, I) a. m. Evensong and addreus.

Frl-flav .1 m. friends without prejudice and proving loyal to them without regard to outward incidents. We have suggested in a former lesson that Saul's attitude toward David was possibly that of a man whose mind was Allowing temptations of Jealousy to gain hold upon him may have helped to occasion that derangement, but it would seem that Saul was the victim of dark and terrible moods, which were so foreign to his normal and better nature that we see the real man In the Intervals when he displayed a kindlier and more generous spirit. In our lesson. David Is compelled to hide from the menacing Jealousy of Saul while Jonathan Is the messenger to signal to David whether he may expect safety or danger from Saul.

He does this by shooting arrows which he sends a young lad to gather. 4 The Incident can be understood only as one reads the whole story. There was no safety for David at the court of Saul, and Jonothan, for the protection of his friend, frankly told him so. When Jonathan dismissed the lad with the arrows the way was clear for a meeting between him and David, but it was a meeting at which they were to part. Text: 1 Sam.

41. ii; 2 Sam. IJerpti 1-rom The International I nlfonn Mtnday Srhuol Lesson fur Sept. 10. Hy WM.

E. (ilLKOY, I. Editor of The CongrcgallonalM THE golden text of this lesson in Proverbs 17:17, "A friend lovcth at all times," la very appropriate, and expresses the vory heart of the lesson. Jonathan stands In history as one of the greatest types of loyal friends. A friendship, of course, Is mutual, and we cannot think of Jonathan without Including David; but David had mony i'r-asons for distinction, whereas the outstanding place that Jonathan has In Scripture and history Is because of his distinctive quality of loyalty and friendship.

Jonathan's case is remarkable as Jonathan was the son of the man. King Saul, who had become David's chief enemy and bin greatest source of menace. Perhaps Jonathan felt as intensely as he did in protest against his father's wrong attitude. He realised how little occasion for Jealousy David had given Saul, and he found In David a spirit akin to his own. It Is not every man who can dissociate himself from his environment, choosing his Mf DO WELL BOARD TO NAME JUDGES FOR ELECTION iHiiMiv, Aston and ChurrJi streets Rev.

Cieorre Fiord Rogers. rector. Holv Communion. 00 Church Aciinril p. WEAVER RVIT.I.F.

Rev. n. nrlton 0:45 n. in. Women's Ulblo class 0:45 n.

m. aiens Mime class, iu a. oraver nnd Sermon II r. 7 30 p. Frldnv.

11 a. Holv Coin- lor college this week. IHIOVTYTOTALK AT SESSION OF MINERAL GROUP Dr. W. P.

Prouty, of the University of North Carolina and an eminent geologist, will speak on the distribution of minerals In tho Ten-i lessee- Valley before the Southern Appalachian Mineral Society at Pine Saturday, September 16, MARION, Sept. 8. (Special) In a special meeting, called for Saturday LAWRENCE. ILi vn-nori anil Flint. afternoon at 3 o'clock In the courthouse hero, Judges will be named to street.

Rev. h. J. Dour, p.istor. Masses at 8.

m. and 11 in. Late followed llV HflDLlsrnnl sprvli-o Run Hut act tne repeal election to be held here November 7. school, 10 a. m.

Confessions Saturday w.iuir. niinnav a. m. rreacn-Inp service 11 a. m.

and m. B. fi-45 in. nCAVEItviEW. Jnlinsnn boulevard, Writ Ashcville.

Rev. Wade Worley. pastor. Sunday scliolo, a m. Prenehlna servlcei, 11 a.

m. and Bp Y. (J. 7 p. m.

OAK LEY MISSIONARY. Rev. Norman Cunninohiim itaslor Sundav school a. m. Prrachlnc services 11 a.

m. nnd fl MISSIONARY. Rv. W. M.

Howell, pastor. Sunday school, Oaublo. superintendent. Preaehlnn service. 7 p.

m. IlERHA. Swanapnoa, Rev. L. Ohad-wlck.

pastor. Sundav school. 10 a. m. Preaching service 11 a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. -30 p. m.

flNEY GROVE, Imh avenue. West A she vi lie. E. W. Brackelt.

auperlnte ndent. Spnday school. 9 45 a. m. 6:30 n.

WnrOHn t.n,.r. 11 to a nnd 7 to 8 u. Mass during we est u. m. Instructions from the Stat board, accordance with the act authorizing the election, provide for the ST.

AN OP Attn, tliivtinnri Tina Wtt This Invitation Made Possible By The Following Firms and Individuals Aihevllle. Rev. F. McUourt pastor. Holy masse sortnon ttnlv fninmntilon fl 1 1 o'clock.

old registrars at the last election to and 10 a. in. Heiiedlcllon after lust muss. muss cverv weeK i norn ig i a. in fjon- Tho occasion will be the fall meet lug of the society which will be held at tho Spruce Pino high school.

Burnham S. Colbtirn, of Ashevllle, act as registrars for the repeal election, but new Judges are to appointed In addition, one for rope til Salnrdav 6 to 0 and 7 to fl n. nojir Dfji ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC CHURCH, ywood Rd. Rev.

F. J. McCanrt Pallor. eran president, will preside. uiu une HHiiisb repeal.

T. B. Conley, chairman of the bonrd of elections, said he was not altogeth FIRST. Routh French Brond and Hll-Inrd avenues. Kev.

Mrvir nulnr 7 10 p. m. Prayer nieetlnir Wedn'esdny 7.jfi p. in. Hubert o.

DeBeck, now or and a prominent consulting ge Sunilays ft if) A. Rcadlnt." Communion. FIHST BAPTIST Clll ItCII (Ulc And Woodrin strs. Iter. E.

Gibson Oavli, Pastor Sunday Srhool A.M.. nnraln IViinHI. Sunt, It.lHI A. M. "What Trno Worship" I'.

M. "A I'laco t'allril Calvary" ST. LAWRENCE CATHOLIC CHUUCH Haywood Corner ot Flint Street Rer. I.ouia .1. Boor.

Ph. M. A. Paator JIASSBS FOR SUNDAY 8 and A. M.

Holiday, oi ObMxallon and II A Mass on Wrek Day, at 7:30 A. M. Conr.ii'ion, on Saturday 4- and 1-n Heryices. 11 a. m.

nnd p. in. Junior er familiar with the sentiment of Irr In Mau. fvpnlne Servl'rcs. Wook-morii- Inn Mn Knlurilavi fi-fl, 7-8 ological engineer, will also speak at the meeting.

Mr. DeBcck's topic will bo "Oeo-Physlcal Prospecting Meth P. for hair hour beroro wnlther Lenutie 7:15 p. m. ST.

MARK'S (II, North Lltirrty and Oheitnut Streets. Jtev. K. II, Llne-hergrr. pastor.

Sunday achool. (1:45 a. m. Preaching services 11 a. m.

Luther Lea rue i.iniNN-H COVE. Rev. Nane fltarni. pastor. Sunday school, 10 a in Prcarh-Iriif serviees.

second nnd fourr.h Suiiiliivs. Free Will Baptist HAZFI, r.lllTV nnrwt, Geologists, engineers, mineralogists Advenlist Sunday school. 1" a. PreachliiB serv- and students and collectors in g- citizens throughout the county on tho question of repeol and would welcome suggestions from any local civic organization or from individual citizens as to thenost nulinble men to name for this responsibility men who will fulfill the requirements of the law and meet public approval. The meeting Saturday Is for tho purpose of providing opportunity for such cooperation.

olonv and mineralogy in Western 11 Ju m. louna peo ples meellmr r. m. Illltiins Rev A nih THE PLATEAU STUDIOS M- Phone HIT CITIZEN'S BIBLE CLASS First Baptist Church Judte Tttomai Johnson, Tearber John Parker. President Pnslor.

West. Ashevllle Ounduv RcJiool, 0:45 a. m. Prenehim- services 11 a. m.

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