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BISHOP ROY SHORT REV O. L. HATHAWAY n m i i i >iw m yi grij11Jh 1 iri DR. LESTER RUMBLE DR. M. B. STOKES PROGRAM LEADERS at two Southwide meetings which opened today at the Lake Junaluska Methodist Assembly are Bishop Roy H. Short, Nashville. Tenn.. and Dr. Mark B Stokes of Emory Uni versity, Atlanta. Ga? who are the prinripal speakers at both the Ministers' Conference and the Family Life Conference; the Rev. Lester Rumble. Augusta. Ga. president of the pastors' section of the ministerial group, and the Rev. O. L. Ilathaway, Ea.vette vtlle, president of the district superintendents' section. Bishop Short will speak at H p.m. daily in the main auditorium through Monday, and Dr. Stokes at 11 a.m. Saunook Personals By MRS. Jl' I.I A McCLl'RK Community KrporU-r Sgt. and Mr?. Ted Arrington and children returned to their home at t Virginia Beach, Va., last week af ter a few days' visit with relatives in Saunook. Mr. and Mrs Robert Brasly and | sons of Tampa. Fla . are now at their summer home in this com munity Mas Claude iiill returned to tier home last week following a visit wtfh relatives in Akron and Canton, Ohio Mrs. Charles Serak of Eau Gal lie. Fla.. was the guest last week of her sister. Mrs. T. C Delozier. Mrs. Arthurine MehafTey and her daughters Jean and Janice are vis iting relatives in Virginia this week Mrs Matic Clark has returned to . her home after spending several months with Mr. and Mrs. James Hamby at their home in Crescent City. Fia. M rs. Porter Queen and Mrs. j Perry Smathers are now at their hbmes following a few days' treat ment at the Haywood County Hos pital. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Stephens, their daughter Sara and son Danny.' spent a few days in Florida last ! week. They visited Jacksonville, St.] Augustine and Crescent City. Mrs. William Williams of Old Fort is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ula MehafTey. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whitencr and their daughters of Lenoir were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Frank Bryson. Mrs. Andrew Bialek of Shick sbinny. Pa., is the guest of her par ents. Mr and Mrs. H. H. Eavenson. Pete Hill returned home last week after spending two weeks in St. Loui-v Mo Jtmmie Hooper spent last week end at Myrtle Beach. S. C. Mrs Charles Watson and four 1 children of Petersburg. Va.. are vis iting relatives in thus community ltalph Sampson of Tampa, Kla., was the guest last week of Mr. and Mrs. James McClpre Mrs. Claude Met'lure, Sr., is vis iting her son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Lyn Claybrook. at their home in Cleveland. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs Oscar McDarris. and their sou of Baltimore, Md . are guests of Mrs. McDarris' parents. Mr and Mrs Walter Hawkins. Mr and Mrs. Charles Sparks and their children of Oak Bulge. Tenn., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs John Sparks and Mr and Mrs. Newton Ilall. Mr and Mrs W D. Dewecse have as their guests this week Mr and Mrs, Benny Johnson and two sons and Mr and Mrs. William Sauces and son. all of Miami. Fin, Miss Thctma Arrington left Sat urday by plane for Puerto Hico, where she expects to be for some time Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pruett of Camas. Wash., visited relatives in this community last week. Lowell Arrington and his daugh ter of Tacomn Wash . are guests of his mother, Mrs Rufus Arrington Roy Ellis of Miami, Kla. is spending the summer months with his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Dear mi n. Late Early Mail BAY CITY. Mich tAPi - On a sunny day last May. Postmaster Frank Sweeney, an advocate of early posting of Christmas mail, found in his filing cabinet 84 cards his wife had given him to mail last Christinas. The shamefaced post master "promptly" mailed them. Iesso fuel oil I dial gl 6-5612 | ? ? S. W. Whidden RESIDENT DISTRIBUTOR FOB Waynesville ? Hazel wood and Vicinity Serving the area from Clyde to Balaam Metered Track Delivery Office Plant Located on Sulphur Springs Road I Night Phone GL 6-5750 ? Lake Conference Expected To Draw Over 400 Ministers More than 400 Methodist pastors and district superintendents arc expected to attend an annual South-1 wide Ministers' Conference today through Monday at the denomina-' ion's summer ???embly grounds Lake Junal'jska. Coming from nine states, tne group will ohserve a dally schedule of workshops and discussion clinics and meet at night with delegates to a Family Life Conference for joint public sessions. Southeastern officers of the dis trict superintendents' section are the Rev. O. L. Hathaway. Fayette vllle. president; the Rev J O Smith. Spartanburg. S. C.. vice | president; and the Rev. W. Leroy Raker. Henderson, Ky, secreary- J treasurer, ? Officers of the pastors' section C are the Rev, Lester Rumble, Augus- \ ta, Ga., president: the Rev. J, E. i Merchant, Clinton. S. C., vice presi- < dent, and the Rev W H. Poore. < Richmond. Ky., secretary. i Principal speakers for both con ferences will be Bishop Hoy H. ' Short, Nashville, Tenn.. and Dr ' ( Mark P. Stokes of Emory Uni versity. Atlanta, Ga. Champion Foresters Vfeets This Weekend More than 100 members of Champion's Wood Department, vood procurement men, state and lational foresters will be guests >f The Champion Paper and Fibre Company at Lake Logan this week snd. J. herschel Keener, Woods man iger, will have charge of arrange ments and will serve as host to he annual event. Use the Want Ada?for results. Blood And Tourists I COLUMBIA, S. C. (AP>?Rich Land and Kershaw counties in j South Carolina were out for blood. r Clearwater. Fla. wanted more tour- a ists. So they got together , The South Carolina counties ^ staged a campaign for blood dona- 0 tions to the Red Cross. They pick ^ one of the donors to have a week's a vacation In Clearwater The people t of Clearwater provide a full pro- y gram of entertainment with all expenses paid. The Clearwater folks figure that 'd in the course of the South Carolina * blood campaign, a lot of people 1 heard about the attractions of | resort facilities in Florida They I ire happy about the whole thing. >ut so far. the offer is limited to he two South Carolina counties. The vacationist provides his own ransportation to and from Florida. ^ew Career SACRAMENTO. Calif. ?AP> ? rlrs. Alice C. Harness, a grand iiother and recent college gradu te is about to start a new career n social work. She's 53 and prides lerself on being the first member if her family to earn a degree. >lrs. Harness has two daughters, son and seven grandchildren, tnother son was killed in World Var II. why split hairs? Due West, S C. (API ? Erskine , college officials are wondering what to do with a new gift: 50 locks of hair. The collection, clipped from the head., of the .college's first graduat ing class of women in 1859, was presented by Dr. D. L. Kay of An derson. 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