MAY 31, 1952
CLARION
PAGE THREE
C. F. C. Installs
New Officers Here
At Special Service
A special installation servic3 was
held for newly-elected officers of
the Brevard college Christian Fel
lowship club here Wednesday eve
ning, May 6, in the Dunham Hall
auditorium. The inipressive cere
mony was conducted by Norma
June Merritt, retiring president of
the campus group, at the regular
mid-week vesper service.
Replacing Miss Merritt as presi
dent of the student organization is
Mack Morne Armstrong, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Armstrong, Route
1, Bessemer City. Armstrong has
been active in student council
work, athletics and religious work
at Brevard. He is a ministerial
student.
Elected vice president' for next
year is Jack Anderson, isbn of Mrs.
I. S. Anderson, of White Hall,
South Carolina. Anderson is newly
elected president of both the Com
mercial and Dramatics clubs; he is
also a member of the Monogram
club.
Installed as secretary-treasurer is
Dora Ella Huss, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. M. Huss, of Vale. Miss
Huss is a member of the Mnemo-
synean literary society. .
Commission Chairman Installed
Also installed at the evening ser
vice were Jane Edwards, of Char
lotte, as chairman of the worship
commission; Nancy Carson, of Bel
mont, and William Whitlow, of
Mount Mourne, as co-chairmen of
tliifT^creaTdon cbmmiMion; and co-
charimen Melvin McIntosh and
Stowe Hull of the publicity com
mission.
The altar for the service was
decorated with a white linen cloth,
centered by a slanting white cross
with white tapers. Lighted tapers
also decorated the organ. Nancy
Hager was organist.
Adviser for the club is the Rev.
C. Edward Roy, head of the Bre
vard college department of relig
ion, and director of admissions for
the college.
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Congratulations and Best Wishes
To The Graduating Class
Of 1952
College Students!
For Your Cold Drinks,
Hot Dogs and Ham
burgers
Visit The
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“Just Below the College”
Charlie Owenby, Owner
I*’s nearly time to crank un the old Ford, saddle Dobbin, or catch a choo-choo for the annual trek
homeward. Above is visualized a scene which might take place several days hence. Kleenex for sale
in the college Bookstore.
Baseball Team Wins
2 Conference Games
The Brevard Baseball Tornadoes
won their first and second confer
ence wins in two seasons recently
by defeating the Asheville-Biltmore
Bulldogs 11-6, and taking one end
of- a double-header from- North
Greenville by the count of 5-1. Bre
vard dropped the nightcap of the
bargain bill to N. G. by the score
of 84.
On May 9 the Tornadoes regis-
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