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THURS., FRI. & SATURDAY
MUSEUM TO OFFER PROGRAM BY
DR. BALDWIN
The next lecture in the s-ummer
series at the Kuseuiri of Natural History
will be held Wednesday evening, J\ily 28^
at 8s30 P.M. This illustrated talk will
be given by Dr. Glidden Baldi'jin of
Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Dr. Baldwin^
formerly of Danville, Illinois, has de
veloped his interest in photography and
natural history into a career as a world
traveler and lecturer. His lecture cn
Wednesday will tell of his recent trip
to the Seychelles Islands off the coast
of Zanzibar in the Indian Ocean*
Nature Study classes for children
continue to be held at the Museum each
Tuesday and Wednesday morning starting
at lOsOO A.M. Six through nine year
olds meet Tuesdays and ten through six
teen year olds meet on Wednesdays. The
second half of the series of classes
for teenagers and adults will begin on
Thursday morning, July 29.
The tour of the Botanical Garden ^
previously scheduled for 3sOO P.M. on
July 28, has been changed to August 11
at the same time. Dr. Lindsay Olive
vjill lead this walk as previously an
nounce d.
There will be a special event at
the Mseum on Wec3nesday5 August 18.
This will be a benefit lecture by Dr.
Ralph M. Sargent, titled ”John and
William Bartram, Early iiinerican Plant
Explorers.” Dr. Sargent has recently
given this illustrated talk at the Wild-
flower Pilgrimage in the Smokies j the
Ford Forum in Dearborn, Mchigan, the
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society and
at Duke University.
METHODIST NEWS
Services for Sunday, July 2^, will
be at the regular hour with church
school at 10 AM, morning worship at 11
aM, and evening worship at 5
Methodist Youth Fellowship meets on
Sunday evening at 6 PM for yomg people
age 10 and above. The group vrill hike
up Satula Mountain for a picnic supper.
Bring your own sandwich. Drinks will
be furnished.
Ladies of the church are winding
up their sewing for the hospital
bazaar, July 30-31. If anyone has an
item they would like to contribute for
the Methodist table, please contact Mrs.
Richard Harries on, 526-25?ij-.
A liximmage Sale will be conducted
in the basement of the Methodist
Church in the near future. If you have
items to contribute, please contact
Mrs. Holton Metcalf, ^26-2777| l^s.
Earl Crmkleton, ^26-3236j or Mrs.
T.E. Binfordj 526-3lil7| or bring your
items to the basement of the church,
A covered dish dinner will be
served after the Sunday Morning Worship
Service.
THE GALAX NEVIS
JULY 22, 1971
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