BOILI>i.G SPRINGS — Gard
ner Webb'coUege dedicated three
buildings Saturday during a suc-
coBs^ul Homecoming - Founders
Day which saw the institution
praised for the scope and depth
of its educational and spiritual
outreach.
Rutherford County and now a
resident of Charlotte, challenged
alumni and guests to “aim at
star, it you hit a sMimp." He
called the early struggles of
Gardner-Webb and of what it
meant to him personally to know
he has a part in making possi
ble tlie education of many young
men and women. “What we have
here can be a blessing to the
area, the nation and perhaps the
world,” said Withrow.
David Anderson
Wins AF Promotion
The A. T. Withrow Science
Building, the Best Physical Edu
cational Building and the Lutz-
Yelton Residence Hall for men
were dedicated during a lunch
eon attended by 300 persons. The
luncheon followed an 11:30 meet
ing of the Alumni officers and
directors.
TAKOTNA. Alaska — David
W. Anderson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard W. Anderson of
1507 Shelby Road, Kings Moun
tain, N. C., has been promott*d to
airman first class in the U. S.
Air Force.
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During the Aiumni meeting.
Dr. Eugene Poston, president,
noted that the college is now
ready to begin fuil time work in
the area of alumni and that
plans are now being formulated
for employing someone as an
executive secretary in alumni
work
Airman Anderson is a food
seiTlce specialist at Tatallna Air
Force Station, Alaska. He is a
member of the Alaskan Air Com
mand which provides airpower
for defense of Alaska and the
top of the free world.
The airman is a graduate of
Central High School.
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Following the luncheon, an
open house was held on campus
followed at 5 p.m. by a barbecue
attended by an estimated 200
persons. The Gardner-Webb Pep
Band and Cheerleaders offered
entertainment and Coach John
Spencer introduced the football
players.
Miss Celeste Ball, a sophomore
from Charlotte, was crowned
Homecoming Queen at halftime
of the Chowan . Gardner-Webb
football game Saturday evening.
Gardner-Webb's team closed out
the successful day whipping
Chowan 30-14 before an estimat
ed 3,000 persons in Blanton Me
morial Stadium.
ADMINISTRATTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as adminis.
trator for the estate of James
Jesse Jenkins, deceased, all per
sons having claims against said
estate will please file same with^k
the undersigned on or before th(^^
28th day of April, 1966, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery.
Ail persons indebted to said e-s-
tate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 28th day of October,
1963.
MRS. ADA C. JENKINS
Administrator
Elstate of James Jesse Jen
kins
12:2
11:11
Formal dedication of the build
ings was in the O. Max Gardner
Building with portraits of four
persons unveiled during cere
monies Unveiled were portraits
of L. C. Bost and Mrs. Jean Bost
Gardner, A. T. Withrow and Mrs.
Rush Stroup.
Lloyd Bost. son of L C. Bost
and brother of the late Mrs. Jean
Bost Garainer, made the presen
tation of’the Bost Physical Edu
cation Building and swimming
pool. Boqt said, “Our Christian
colleges and our churches can
continue to broaden and enlarge
what support we give them after
We have long left this arena of
life. It is the lot of man to be
here only a short period of time,
relatively speaking, but it is
through Kim that vision must be
bom and institutions such as
GardnerWebb be assured of in
fluence and outreach for gener
ations to come.”
Paris Yelton, spokesman for
the Lutz-Yelton Company and
stockholders, said, “We have
long been interested in Gardner-
Webb College and its future be-
caus of th many advantages and
opportunities that it offers to
the youth and citizens of this
and surrounding counties. We be
lieve in free enterprise and are
convincd that Gardner - Webb
College is a part of the free en
terprise system. We believe that
this college ‘s contributing great
ly in making a better place in
which to live.
A T. Withrow, a native of
Bessemer City -
Kings Mountoin
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