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^rUoiroximately fifty
Deepk are attending the 1?54 Baptist Student
Mr. Msbury over this weekend. Secretary of BSU work.
Pec^i. Bruce Whitaker. ® Twentieth Century Disciple-
Iiss ole theme for the program is low ori-iVInate in the program,
by Ml Twenty-five pastors and laymen wi p j-g^-^gs any questions
^0/ TJnts will be assigned to various conferences to discuss any
jarneriaiay arise from the different -
)y MisSsses and talks to be made.
in Cl, Whitaker is a native of Shel-
^ce; and a graduate of W^ake Forest
:ge. After he received his A.B.
p, he entered the Southern
fist Theological Seminary at
ji ^fPfgyiiig where he received his
Th. M„ and Th.D. dc-
S. Dr. Whitaker has taught
f .^^lleges for a total of six years.
.t. Whitaker conducted Wed-
T*is y „ „ „„„„ las
Forensics Sgnad
Represents College
In Speech Tourney
A Mars Hill team consisting of
Mars Hill Revival Services
(londiieted By Feezor
ven^ion!^;m
A S o^No^Sin". Dr Feeao^^^
Forest College and the Williain Jewell College, Liberty,
has served as professor ^ , Baptist Church in Liberty.
Missouri, and later as pastor of the Second Bapns.
Honor Clubs Hold
Monthly Meetings
Dr. Forest Feezor
j; OI sCVLeiai
pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist
Church of Raleigh, and later ac
cepted the pastorate at the Broad
way Baptist Church in Fort
Worth Texas. He was chosen ex-
■ --J ecutive’secretary of Texas Baptist
1 1 L 1 j 4.Upir convention while pastor o t e
Campus honor clubs ^eld to
regular meetings on Novemoer
1 and 2. The early date was 1 exas.
. ,r. Whitaker conducted vvea- ^ ^ n i Me
"f Gy evening prayer service last Charles McCall and Janet Me
c and was guest speaker in the J^eill, affirmative speakers, an
’ chapels. He also met with the (^^^jj^rles Crook and Charles Jen-
ientS'U. Council to make plans for
MHC Is Host To
District Beta Meet
1 ana . ,
set because of the coming reviv
the second week in November.
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Revival services will begin on
Sunday, November 7, with Dr.
Feezor preaching at the morning
service. During the week he will
speak to Mars Hill College stu-
“American Folk Music” was
S\,^XhL"Th“ rrbrdyTGGfch-apelfpenod
cliapels. He also met wm. .... Carles Crook and Charles Jen- Approximately philfe La?S'^ Austta"Xmy vte wiU be" at 7^0 each evening,
entS'U. Council to make plans or negative speakers, will go to Beta Club mem prnber 10 uk ’ Sandra Pullen, Mollie Monday through Friday.
1 be convention. ^ '"7’ “f“G„„ament to be held Mars Hill campus November lU, Webb Tim Beane. Doris Mowing each evening service,
Bo^ statement was made by Dr. a foren Cn„th Caro- attending a convention o Parrish Lgsented the devo- ^j^g church will provide for three
(Jediitaker that he was particularly at the University o Clubs from the Western div^ ^ Ann Gibs p ptouds in counc iling rooms: those
joofc.rested in coming to Mars Hill Columbia, S. C., on ov. jqorth Carolina. This tion. ^ ^ coming on profession of faith and
n. ipus because it has one of the Christopherson, of the ^nder the direction ot _ . • International Relations baptism; those coming
ng tmgest B.S.U.’s in the state He faculty, is host for the ^omberlin, assistant ^uperinten - j-gyiewed the situation of \^:^^^ig^Tte their lives to Christ
iiiouraged study of the booklet, ent of Buncombe County • connection with the those
A. r„„rn»ment. Mars Hill The visitors will arrive Wed- recent T) r7fl!
nesday morning. After a meeting (Continued on page 4)
beginning at 10;30, in the audi
torium, they will be guests at a
special luncheon in the dining hall
at 1:15. Following their aRer-
noon business session, the eta
Clubbers will be honored at a tea
promptu speaamg i«;„Xer of“ormtorS:
Previous speakers on the same Council, m
r: tl"n "dditiorm spilman Parlor
At the tournament. Mars Hill
in». A study of this booklet will students will be debating the na
the.p students to know just what tional topic, ^ Resowe t a
; convention really is. Such United Nations ^ shou ^
dy will be especially helpful to diplomatic recognition to omrn
ose not attending. , ” I"
prolThose students attending the
^^ffivention are Vadna DeLoach,
“tW (Continued on page 4)
diplomatic recognition
nist China.” In addition to the
debates the team will participate
in various extemporaneous and
impromptu speaking events.
^ody Visits Campus
-^Vans Focus Week
n
News
Briefs
Tommy Stogner, Wayne LNium,
Mr. William Cody, associate Wallace Taylor, Donnie 1 nb ,
‘irector of Baptist Student Un- and Shirley Oakes.
•rOn work in the Southern Baptist
wm
. Convention, visited Mars Hill
j^mpus recently. Plans for Chris-
ian Focus Week to be held Feb
*uary 14-18 were begun.
Committees for the various
topic in on-campus ““7. .-'^"7; Soilman Parlor. Dean Lee and R. R- Chapman
t'e I^-d^tbove". fotn A"damt 'on campus there are 125 to 150 were in :t.en°ded^:h;
X"p^ntet eWhe Bentley, former Beta Cl^-^er. The. 4 -d 5^De»
Tommy Stogner, MVne,^Nunn, ^^^en. will^.ne^^^ ^ ence and Mn Chapman the ^et-
The committee is divided into „,g of the N- O
three groups. They are a sign and College Registrars.
poster committee, a committee for
the identification of former mem-
her.4 and a committee to assist November meeting ot tnt
with the tea. Schoolmastejs’ Club will
requesting uiipLitnn, ---- =
to re-dedicate their lives to Uinst
and renew their vows; and those
volunteering for some special type
of Christian service on a full
time basis, such as the ministry
or the mission field.
T. E. Roberts, the Minister
of' Music, will provide special
music for the evening services.
Dr Feezor is returning for a
second visit on Mars Hill campus,
having participated in the activi
ties of Religious Focus week last
February.
At the forensics meetings, ^Itich
are held in Moore 30 on Thurs
days, debate coach Harley E. Jo -
lev has been emphasizing three
main points: a factual, thorough
Committees for the various sides of the
phases of Christian Focus Week . frequent practice m di-
have been announced. 1 he co-
'^chairmen are: program, Paul Cau
KilUM ^ ^
question, frequent practice m t i"-
cussing and debating the issues in
volved, and the ability to present
Holiday Festivities
Are Being Planned
Plans are now being made for
the annual Homecoming activities
which will be on Thankf^givmg
- Day. November 25. Included m
th the tea. Schoolmasters’ Club will be a s p Homecoming
It has been proposed that a club per event lo the football game, crowning of the
for former Beta members be or- dining hall. I he occasu Homecoming quee^n and tootball
ganized on the Hf“ y™' dub’s annual Lad.e,N^t ^. ^P^-k I hanksgivnng
ganizcu uii V.—
pus. Joan Barron has been chosen
fective manner
eimirmen are: program, 1 .lui , , ability to pre-eiu pus.
|dill and Ruth Putnam; publicity, .^pj^rions in an able and ef- temporary
%im Cole and Jo Bradley; ar- all contentions
rangements, Rachel Joyce and
Bobby Holman; informal discus
sion, Stuart Carlton and Louise
^ Mizelle; classroom visitation, Lar
ry Painter and Mary Painter,
evaluation, Jim Whetstone and
Sandra Pullen; visitation, Joe
Mamlin and Ann W^ilkins; spirit
ual preparation, Curtis Porter and
Sarah Ellen Dozier; music. Iris
^ Cundiff and Don Midkiff; sem-
fj inar, Scott Briers and Jane Blake,
books and literature, Don Kroe
and Faye Taylor; hospitality,
^Vinifred Aloore and Nathan
Brooks.
to Holt
er for the event w.ll be Rob«t L.
Miss Irma Helen Hopkins,
Kooert' Hopkins and William
Whitesides will present a musical
program.
queen, the annual 1 hanksgiying
pageant, and the Philomathian
Literary Society’s Tknniversary
Program. ^ . .
The traditional 1 hanksgiving
Pageant, sponsored by the Bap
tist Student Union executive
council, will be presented in the
new church at 10:45. 'fhe mixed
Glee Clubs will sing.
Kick-off time for the Home
coming game between Asheville-
A visiting team of twelve youth
leaders from religious, educational,
^d professional fields will spend
Focus Week on the campus and
^ill conduct both formal and in-
formal meetings and discussions. which ii
Names of team members will be pictured above I* the ^ o’clock this evening. 1
announced in a later edition of the college and popular numbers.
Mr. and Mrs. William Koehn-
line and small daughter, Lynn,
were visitors on the campus las
week Mrs. Koehnline is the game between
former Phyllis Ann Gentry, MH Biltmore Bulldogs and the Mars
and later a member of the Mountain Lions is s^ tor
TTMi T'bp Koehnlines 9,to r, m At this game a Home-
doming queen elected by the stu-
dents and a football queen elected
by the team will be crowned in
half-time ceremonies. Four at
tendants to the queen will be se
lected by four campus groups: the
■ M-Club, the band, the C-I class,
William D. Stapleton, account- ^k the annual
W8 gi' 1™"' *^EtX7f Sande" Philomathian Literary Society An-
^ Company, J ^ nnd niversarv program will be pre-
h,r.;r,".:s ; —s “ *•
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Mars Hill staff. Ihe Koehnlines
live in Columbus, Ohio, where
Bill is an assistant in the publicity
department of Battelle Labora
tories, the largest independent re
search corporation m the world.