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-Third Edition
_^'^trer.t College, llontreat, N. C.
November, 1941
OBSERVES -
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■Thanksgiving Day is doubly
for j .oii'creat CoIIg^J^ this ^ _
dition to obsorv¥Bg,'''-4|ome^C^ln,(^
the nusoing of an imhoi^-mt Lijale^ne
in its enixtenoe wili^be e"
its silver anniverso.ry. T
this anniversary is deep,
an enduring foundatio
th has boon evolved
fivv. ;^Q,.-.rs of sound
nrove:TiGnt, arid grot
Thanksgiving and homeconing go hand in
^^•^■^^^iontreat next v/eek. The canpus
scene of many old friend-
;^®4ewed and new ones made by the
''r^u^^n^ alugmae, while the presenh
■^^pdfiri;^^of Montreat carry out plans
foiv/cl)P festive’ vreek—end.
The beginning of i
traced byck to 191S
Rctrea.t ...ssociatio:
ident, Rov. R. C
to the Gencrt.l ^s
terian Church
grounds and’ bui
poses during the wl
accepting the offen
Goneral ..ssembljr rof
lislTiiiont of the scho
ollc,^'
aho LomntiHt
■od iti BjJ)sh
o' offi
the Rrca'be-,
ho II )iatrol4 i
-ohobl pur-r I
L-t|hs. / Afthr\ I
,, 1g(14, tiij)
ho jo stab'
jolb^ei^vance of Thanksgiving pay will
, ^g|n imthe morning with services led
ICaldwell in Gaitheri Hall. Then
•^-dh€
will be taken up vdth aai
.f-'i, / up vtfxuii cm
exciting / contest whon the "Ji" Club and
the;'Yai^sity play their traditional soc-
ceiT rAnmh. ^hc 4.^ j_i_ _ , v
- .^O'V'^.^r r.l s'',^
ndda, who elected trustee^ t'bvxJ'o^nTi'
The climax to the day ' will
Thanksgiving banquet held
gsembly Inn in the evening.
The result of their planning/ ;.nd ^vork
w, „ th- ^ ^
v/as
opening, in Oct her/ 19
the .lontroat Hormal Sohojjl /;it
pupils. I
The old- liontreat HotoI^Si^ch has
replaced by the risscmblWJn^ servo
the dormitory until it wa^^troyoef-bv
fire in 1924. The ,,lba Hotel was ubod
as a dormitory the following year, and
classes wore' hold ip Imdorsori ‘udi.e-
torium.
!e Alrimijae Association will have an
ormaH pinner and meeting on Saturday
eningl following Thanksgiving at six-
hirty liA the Assembly Inn, The asso-
fciation,lvtoch has for its president
this yeKr\^Sarah Niblock of Concord, H.
C., was bounded five years ago and is a
live orgc5fiiz\ation embodying the idea.l’s
bllov/ship and loyalty to
■ Through its high stan-
progresses, for a school
the • typo of student it
?S
of last!
the Aim tate
dards MontU^t^
is knovm^-^j
^ends’jQuW
A THANKSGIVING PRAYER
In 1933> llontreat Norma.! School was r
org'nizod as ..ontreat Junior ColJO'-o
and special emphasis v/as pda.cod • Upon
■' (Contihuod on page a V
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Peacb; prbsporltjr.and health,
Private bliss/ and public wealth;
^owledgd with -'^ta gladdening'streams;
Pure-religionholier b“(jams:
Lord, for those our souls shall raise
Grateful vows and solemn praise*
Prom a hjonn by Anna L. Ba.rbauld,