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News of Six Community Development Areas ? West Pigeon, East Pigeon, Center Pigeon, Stamey Cove, Cruso and Cecil.
\fternoon, March 30, 1953 Edited By Bethel High Journalism Class PAGE TfxKEE (Second Socti?)
uncement %
01 Coming
] Mctfricx9e
ttest announces the
ot her daughter,
tr t0 James Theron
(.f *'! al1^ ^rs- "?
r?( Swanar.noa.
L ? Will take place at
Tp.-oM ? uui Church
8 o'clock n. the even
fl. :d .< Nilotic direc
i,'l lti h SctwoL
BSONALS
s V 1 Harris,
' residents
!?' ?> living in the
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iiKinia. Her
is staying
is fully re
M> yili ads lues in
on ci'iiin:!J/;11\.
F 10 Ml ST PIGEON
.. Mr. and
irti eiu! f. mily into the
from Swain
'hrt'c (it their children
Bet In School.
M r.ic! Howell an
ht :i.ent of their
I), ? to Earnest
e; Mi and Mrs. D. M.
(..''it I'lie wedding
; in Greenville.
niiiui \nril 4
ucid . the bride
i ? ' ' i high school
.1! la a. 1 Mr. Duvall
>? wo !>?. 1 lie Champion
>' 11.
IVES SHOWER
'hold shower was given
d Mrv Fred. Rogers last
r.igiit at the home of
Roger-. Mrs. Elzi Gallo
;o-hosti'ss.
s..:\e? were ulayed and
nts were served. The
eived many gifts.
n RC'll SOCIAL
unt People's grouD of
1 Baptist Church had a
irdav right at the liome
Wiy Mason.
Wie Mason served as
ii a soccial committee
irge of refreshments and
THE STORY OF EASTER - 5. THE CRUCIFIXION !
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From Living Bible Series of motion pictures, by Family Films, Inc ; courtesy Religious Film Assn
JESUS CARRIES THE CROSS PROCESSION TO CALVARY ON THE CROSS
The procession to "Golgotha" <which means place of hte skull) began There
were Jesus and two robbers, each carrying a cross. There were the mob and the
Roman soldiers. And thene were the disciples of Christ.
But Jesus had been scourged and abused for many hours. He faltered. "Th'ey
came upon a man of Cyrene. Simon by name; this man they compelled to carry
His cross."
They offered Him wine mixed with gall which He refused to drink. They- cruci
fied Him between the two robbers. They mocked Him.
""Save Yourself!" " they said. " 'If you are the Son of God, come down from
the cross." So also the chief priests with the scribes and elders mocked Him.
. saying, 'He saved others: He cannot save Himself. He is King of Israel; let Him
come down now from the cross and we will believe in Him.'"
They put a sponge ol vinegar to His lips. "And Jesus cried ag.iin id a loud
Matthew 27:32-56; Mark 15:21-4
voice and yielded up His Spirit.
"And behold, the curtain of the temple was torn in two, from top to bottom;
and the earth shook, and the rocks were split; the tombs also were opened, and
many bodies of the saints who had fallen asleep were raised, and coming out of
the tombs after His resurrection they went into the Holy City and appeared to
many.
"When the centurion and those who were with hint, keeping watch over Jesus,
saw the earthquake and what took place, they were filled with awe. and said,
'Truly This was the Son of God!'"
"There were also women lookihg on front afar, antona whom were Mary Mag
dalene, and Mary the mother of James the younger, and of Joses. and Saiome, who,
when lie was in Galilee, followed Hint, and ministered to Him: and also many other
women who came up with Him to Jerusalem " (Next: The Resurrection)
1; Luke 23:2ti-49; John 19:17-87
Bethel Juniors Chose
Class King Last Week
The Seniors of 1-054 met last
week to pick out class rings. After
much discussion, the class ring
was decided upon. It is to be oval
shaped, blue and set With an an
tique background.
It will also have the state seal,
a dogwood flower and the "words
"Bethel High School" written a
round the set. The date 1954 will
be placed on the sides of the set.
CHURCH SING
Special singing services will be
held at Bethel Baptist Church ;
Easter-Sunday at 7 o'clock in the
evening.
Various choirs and quartets will
participate. Everyone is invited.
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is main street
Students And
Faculty Present
Church Program
Several members of the Bethel
High School student body and fac
ulty participated in a service on
Sunday evening. March 22. at the
Bethel Methodist Church.
The theme of the program was
"Character Building". Participat
ing were: Norma Jean Sheffield,
who spoke on "Character Build
ing for Youth"; M. C. Nix. who
?-poke on "Character Building in
Church School": Bucky West, who
offered a solo. "This is my Task";
Roy Ilaupt. who spoke on "Char
acter Building for the Little
Folks"; Doris Rollins, who spoke
on "Character Building Among the
Students"; Mrs. Alice R. Cathey,
"Character Building in High
School Classes"; and C. C. Poin
dexter, "Character Building. Over
All Aim of the School".
Other speakers were: Charles
Osborne, chairman of the church
hoard, and Nancy Smathers, presi
dent of the intermediates.
Bethel Safety Club
Names Two Committees
The Safety Club met last Tues
day with Lon Keece, captain, in
charge of the meeting.
Devotion was given by Susie Er
win. Clara Johnson, secretary,
called the roll.
A painting committee was ap
pointed to paint signs near each
door calling on students to be more
careful. A transportation commit
tee was organized for the purpose
of developing ways of making bus
loading safer.
Music by several members of
the club was enjoyed during the
last part of the meeting.
EASTER PARTY
Members of Mrs. William
Swift's homeroom will enjoy an
Easter party Monday night. Ocie
Davis was elected chairman of the
committee to provide refresh
ments.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. George Kuykendall
of East Pigeon announce the en
gagement of their daughter. Mar
tha Lee, to Ted Rhodes of Canton.
The wedding is planned for De
cember.
Student
Of The Week
SENIOR OF THE WEEK
Peggy Ann Pock, one of the best
basketball players over to play lor
Hot hoi, plans to enter Bob Jones
University at Greenville after
graduating from Bethel.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Peek ol lit. 1, Way
ncsville.
She is quite active in sevhool af
fairs, being a member of several
clubs in addition to her s|M>rts
activities.
SIXTH GRADK
The sixth grade, which is being
taught by Mr. Galloway and Miss
Moody, is preparing a short pro
gram which will he presented at
the Bethel Baptist Church Master
Sunday.
The pupils will sing songs that
are particularly appropriate for
Master.
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
Mrs. A. T. Medford. a resident
I of the West Pigeon community,
| has recently returned home from
the hospital after undergoing an
|operation. She is now resting at
home, and is expected to he up and
around soon.
FIFTH GRADE
Last Saturday afternoon . the
boys and Rirls in this class enjoy
ed a party, with the boys acting as
hosts.
The bovs entertained with songs
and poems and served refresh
| ments.
The grade is making a study of
birds and is drawing posters of
many of the various kinds.
NEW STORE
Wayne Singleton of C'ru*o is
now building a new grocery store
He expects to have it finished
in the very near future.
Pvt. Turner Assigned To
Duty At Ft. Benning
Private Herbert C. Turner, son
of Mr and Mrs. Theodore Haby.
Route 3. Wavnesyille, was recent
ly assigned to duty at Fort Ben
ning. Georgia.
While stationed at the Infantry
Centei. Private Turner will be at
tached to the 122nd Army Band,
ASU Provisional Group.
Prior to entering the service.
Private Turner worked as an an
nouncer for Radio Station WI.OS
in Asheville.
Bethel Beta Club
To Sponsor Party
At School Gym
By JOYCK M'KASK
Tho Bethel Betu Club lias an
1 nounced it will sponsor a party, to
lie hold ill tho Bethel Itigli School
gymnasium. For the high school
students, Bota Club parents and !
.the faculty of Bethel High School.
There will he planned recrea
lion for everyone and informality '
will he the keynote. Refreshments j
] will be served Admission will be
j and ,;>-ri ccpts.
New School Head
Visits Canton
Howe Henry, who will lake up
his duties as superintendent of
the Canton School system July
1st, visited Canton over the week
end and met with officials.
Mr. Henry who is head of the
Fairmont High School is in Ashe
villc attending the convention ol
the North Carolina Education A -
socialion.
Mi. Henry is a native of Has
wood Countv and was horn and
raised in the Jonathan Creek sec
tion near Hell wood He is the soli
of Mrs. Mattie Owen Henry who
is now making her home in Can
ton. He is a brother of Mrs. Hoone
j Mcdford of Canton, and also a
brother of Homer Henry, retired
| Haywood County school teacher,
who is presently serving as coun
I ty deputy tax collector in Heaver
dam Township,
Henry, who has heen elected to
| the local schools to succeed A. J
Hutchins. did undergraduate work
; at George Peabody College in
| Nashville, Tenn.. and Western Car
jollna Teachers College, lie receiv
ed the B. S. Degree from WC'TC
! in 1931 and did graduatac work at
J the University of North Carolina
and N. C. State College.
.
Play Scheduled
At Champion Y
ft. Slltllcs announces "The
I Mayor's Secretary." an original
I musical comedy, written by Beale
Fletcher, will be presented al the
Champion YMCA, Monday and
Tuesday, April tith and 7tb, at 7:45
each evening.
The show is a fast moving farce
i dealing with the complications that
j arise when a Northern racketeer
and slot machine king tries to bribe
j the Mayor of a small Southern city.
Kidney Slow-Down
May Bring
! Restless Nights
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S. J. Knight Receives
Promotion In Korcu
with riiK 2.vni inkantky
OIV. IN KOIiKA Samuel .1
Knight. son Of Mrs Pearl Knight,
Kegel's Cove lload. l.ake J Una 111.s
ka, recently was promoted to ser
geant first class white serving in
Korea with the 25th Infantry Divi
sion.
The 25th has been in Korea long
er than any other American divi
sion. It entered the fighting in
July, 1950, shortly after the Com
munist attack on South Korea.
Sergeant First Class Knight, a
, section leader in the 35th Infan
j try' Regiment's Company M. en
| tereri the Army in March. 1950, and
j arrived in Korea last November,
lie is a former student of
Waynesville Township High School.
In civilian lite, Knight was cut
! ployed as a clerk by Waynesville
Country Club.
Dae the Want Ads for results
Sand Hill Wins
Debate From
Bethel Team
By MK1A 1\ IH UKK
Th?' Sand Mill dcbalin ; tei ui ????
[ratoil tin' Bella! Dthalii . >
?l a match March 20 in tin IK t. . I
luditorium.
Th topic on which" the two t. in
tcbalcd was: "He solved thai (in
\tlanlie Pad Nation ^liouhl loun
i Federal Union.'
Maltha Kussell and IJeba Krady
cpreM ntinu Uettiel, were the ai
It niative team Julian r.iimu .ml
I'alricta Morton ioruicd Mte m m
live team.
The debate lasted fo npp:u\.
niately fifty minute I'. Ill a an
stated very stioii.e l a's In;' ..mil
Mill had the struma -i t< :. 111
wen by a majority of (tie vote c
the judges.
The jiuli es well' Mr M K
Tenell. .Mrs Joe Brvor.i e ami the
Kov I.. II (leoi e pastor oi Belli
el Methodist Church
New Baseball
Field Being
Made At Bethel
Bethel High School has started
working on a baseball field for a
new team which will be organiied
at Bethel.
Ii v.i . nrcevsary to build up the
inund w i*k dirt from a field be
liind the Agriculture building. The
iiul v.i obtained troni Cathey
L'dvr.
The It E. \ furnished the poles
alld also jput Hum un. The agri
culture department furnished the
t . ei.n s. ( i\ Poindexter and E.
I! 1<iekm.iii provided the trucks
to ! oil li e dirt and rocks.
Air A'. ? field aiul the K. F. A.
I. have been spending much
lone 01 the field to get it in readi
iie; s shortly.
MtV sTl'OENT
I n ;orte Murphv. who formerly
it e h d Whltlier School, Is now
re . Mill ir Mrs. Cagle's first
i;i aite class.
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