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M.r bei ,
church is aga^'n occup;el"ThJre*'a"re “ our
of a Yale graduating class anTan more boob, a pfcture ro? ore.^den^"''''^ ^ Hor-
Yes, our new pastor, Dr Robert ^ocrgetic, enthusiastic young man low'ina com -’^Pointed the fol-
People, is already bu;y a" h?s s" fcl’/ moLta4Tnd sW^R™"' “p' '’’S
Having recently been in scboo^l 'n 8 aoquainted. ton r „ ? T' Brasing-
student problems Last June he Ve^'-' ®'=y“°0’' sympathetic with Osborne Ernestine
degree fr„m the UniveiTy of ^gHZSiil^Doctor of PhilpsoT EdS Sf ?at^ W P"’
Edinburgh in Scotland. fSTTIr:^ n »d cake brlb^L^?^'t,C°ffee
^ March'
Ofl^P^!;‘ChosenPresC,
Of North Carolina Y ^
Gail
Young Women’s Auxiliiy F •’''evident of the North
meeting called for the purpose of^7 - ‘^‘“"pbell ColW™
serve a one year term and will be rfS”! “ Coundk^
Gail will be introduced
Crof/ao 4.^ -k-r - _
UniversTty
Edinburgh in Scotland.
Dr. Seymour’s education was
begun at the Citadel in Charles
ton, South Carolina. His father,
an alumnus of the Citadel, in
sisted that he attend the military
school for one year to learn dis-
cipline and orderliness.
C411U 1
Ens4^\'”'Ann 7hek^%i f
Wr’wfrf Vi>'-'’°'’’
„ Johnaen, ?nd Arky*Ro’
c^y of “Furman University Publicity — Gladys
. css. ^ Fu^r
for^^a’" '’^““cnded the Citadel cordtag^oM^sf D^V L^SideT '’’'^^gW’s'dorSr’LlchT
for a year, he was called into the son, librarian. tory has hostesses ^ ™‘'
Navy. Being a candidate for a Written by Dr. R N DnmVl Spilman — Jean Hnrity
chaplaincy. Dr. Seymour was sent Professor of English and dean ^^^ards, and Ernestine^n^^^^^^
and later emeritus of Furman The 289- ~>eg^ B eS
cr,'h»s k.vM.'-u.. . gar« Tankersley, and Clara hS-
to Newberry College and later emeritus of Furman the 2Rq" Huffman — Peggy pj
gree7r‘* ‘'‘=‘ Pf^e hook describes highlightfh tankersley, Md^Clwa h’"''
gree from Duke University. Still 'he University’s history since its ™”’' Stroup L A„“ w^e'-
nder the sponsorehip of the Navy, founding in 1826. The book was Mahaffey, and SaraUp^’
the I If chaplain in pnvately printed by the Uni i?" ’ Edna Moore C 1
the Naval hospital in Bambridge, versity. ^ Pate, Martha Britt
Marjdand. The oldest „i,._. . Bams, and r„„i.“’ Wil-
cev. iitLiuauceo
Carol
Woman’s Missiona
A . A convention to be held in
re Announced SinVw^i^
Ajirls spJpoF.j L , . A. m presi
program at one of the o
meetings on March 15.
Besides Gail, six othe:
tie servea as assistant chaplain in Pnvately printed by the
the Naval hospital in Bambridge, versity. ,
.The oldest Baptist college i„ hams, and Caroly7Allen.
^ Seeking to continue his educa- Fumian has begun con- n^:r banquet will be given on
tion. Dr. Seymour attended Yale on a ToOO evening in the Blue
University. After receiving his nnrt-h u
Bachelor of Divinity Degree there H J • Greenville business r committees in charge are
he was awarded a^ellLship to o 'T " "" Pato cfrolvn
study abroad. He chose to stody ?957 ^^^^r than Mce Mahaffey, Clara Her
at the University of Edinburgh T • W ’ j Swann, Marian
TV/r T, ^ aJ"" Pmsenting the history to the Carolyn Lawton anH I
Meyers Park Baptist Church in Hill College Library, Dyt Blue Room 1- ShM""
Charlotte then called Dr. Sey- ^asse.v, director of develonmpnt- ^hve, Luvenia Martin
mour as assistant pastor. After expressed apprecltion ^-yonne Lomina^'A"^ ^he year"be revealed un- ^i^eria; Mrs. Marvin
iasmr^ f Hill stu- ^^"g^ements — Elaine Sanford m May ' ^|geria; Carol Leigh Hu
pastor of the Warrenton Baptist .^^^^man where 38 former h^^^^ces Ballard. ^ Nieena • M,-. t.l
Church m Warrenton for three Hill students are now con- nominating committee f
^t ^he need for further *^mumg their education. officers for the fall term
Girls selected by thp u »
dormitories to appear^ fh k
Lacy and Carolyn Hai? '‘K'^n'led th
and Fa’ Frances McKnight S?”’' Campbell Col
wid Z^pS™’ Treat, £ Miss Irma I
Reba Furchef; meZ-nt^^M
Favp r . Science Buildinp-- Marianne Lot
roZ Diane Bost, Met Sandra Pull
Laev u®"“"e Long and Cathy P*™ Dozier pla)
- *"■' 0.1 C. Si Si.- M'
Marjorie MePheftert f Africa,
Sa sct'oSf 'o'; J^-ZpoSer/tr Wat ttPetZ L-“t
To'k win “cLsT : "tr“ New
pear m the T",,,, ; ap-
Her name will not faurel.
« 'he year b„r‘t. «''!»>’> >m.
Txro L /i world
was obtained of the progJ
^"g. made and of the n|
various countries. The missj
present were Ernelle
Nipria; Mrs. Marvin
j 1 neea tor lurther & Liicir eaucation
study, he attended the University rr
of Edinburgh for a second time, ^HTLE SYMPHONY
receiving his Doctor of Philosophy ^ (Continued from Paee 1
dep’ree m Fxro,.,r^„„ __ i . ^
officers for the fall term ,
appointed. They are Carolyn Pat^
Ernestine Osborne, Jean ’
V —AAurriucu 1 Tom rage 1 Gladys Stamper.
Everjrone who enjoyed Loewe’s J- Howell, club soon
asic throughout the movie announced that Joyce Ma
>rigadoon will x>ro,,4- u haffev wa« -“^^ra-
degree in 1954.
Travel Experience ,1 ^^"t^^ghout the movie TV. ‘‘"“^^ncea that Joyce Ma.
This native South Carolinian the fdlowing'^Secrions b ^P^ea£r'In%he'pret'
as had unusual travel experience. Symphony: “Sword ^Berthebusinessso^^^^^T^^^”^'
From June to October of last year “Down on ^ Swann Buncri
he and one of his friends enjmred Square ” “Th^ ^ ° » c h y ^ , hnm^ high
an overland camping trin W Hill” -TMi % ^he ^v °I • ^^perviso^^^
Paris to Jerusalem, retradng foZ BonZe Jean ” V e A^Zican'HZri;7'''^ “ 'he
? part of the route a missifnaiy Bend to Me,’’’-‘Al£sTLike%^'
journey of the Apostle Paul. in Love,” and ‘‘BrTgal7’’
When questioned about the "ambers will be Mo-
current campus rumor concerning § Overture to the opera “The
Miss Universe,” Dr. Seymour of Figaro,” Beethoven’s
related a story which may'prove Symphony No. II, Opus 36
““S' .who just LrA“i!"T_iy..‘Vocalise,’’^ Cop.
Consider EBTS
Transferrinif
-iors^o'?’SL"S„.'.-e now J,
N^eria; Mrs. mX’
bwitzerland; Mrs. Bela 1
missionary to
S7i- Highfili, 1
and Lenora Hudson, Japan]
Officers of the first
seniors of the cil ^ Auxiliary State
inores and juniors sopho- dent n follows:
If you win have adequate V ’ Fulbright • vice
class of ’55 graduate in the dent, Jane Mrf^f> ’
r!!“.““dy”.hf'o„^Sa*-Wbeg“ Katheriie B,7 ?7i !!!
Koscielny To Give
Concert In April
^c.ateu a Story Which may prove R'rr -! H, Opus 36, I lli ilDni
disappointing to many who just "'localise,” Cop- Appearing in .
her. Since .Celebration Dance,” from college auditor?, ^he
nine - week tour. Next week well-knoYvl ^arth.
The beauty of th • will^^^ 14-19) the Orchestra and director of th
and the fripndr^ will present concerts in Spencer Refresher r ®arth
friendliness of the peonle Burlington, Goldshrim onzi d ’ ■W' l Course for p:
have greatly impressed Dr." Sey- "oke Rapids. held on Mar hill eaZ
”™" L>7T“^A°' 25 musicians, the noZ ®“'h7s‘
Little Symphony is continuing its for her dSut f ^“Pielny
policy o taking good music to The A„tl “ Hall.’^
tts oT th" oomniuni- Koscielny" LcoZd"'
i2L£LUho state. Mars Hm rudlriuZ"'"”^
oi'siZ T," 8'-duaeeT„‘‘7he Jane M:??’ '""1
'■> .siudy Ihe’J°“ .staald begZ Katherine B
w?« T °'h«i x'™'y"'”'rZ y'd
'SiaKS"'?z=S°is' fc “dJEZZri ■
will be service to you
classified as “ ^Taming for
h°"s.“ (HoleveT'l"'’ 'hfirch'vS!
young people of‘.h? ch”’’■ *a' all
a,' !‘“o.'e'y seek m i£Z‘J“.“ faith
“at'er what v™'i;„y’’.*‘ian,
Miss Universe” is a senior at
Landers College in Greenwood,
Or. Seymour’s home town, he
chanced to meet her. They en
joyed each other’s company for
one evening.
ffiler What voStfo^bristianrfo'^";-
follow.) But, wfdZZey choose™
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a„d“?L£S-S:
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Selection of
Piece Goods
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Spring Shoes
R. S. GIBBS
Easter Play To Be
Given In Chapel
In chapel on April 5 and 7, the
Behgious Drama class will pre
sent an adaptation of Mattie B
Shannon s “Symbol of a Cross.’*
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