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Brevard College News |
(From The Clarion)
Recital
Shows
Imagination
The Modern Dance class held
a recital Monday, May 15, in
the gym. The class of nine girls
had been studying dance under
Mrs. Barbara Daye for a se
mester.
The girls all did an admirable
job, and several dances were
especially good. Marigay Lesh
combined a bit of ballet and
acrobatics as she danced to
“Nightingale.” The most truly
modern dance number was that
of Linda Nichols. Her interpre
tive dance centered abound a
sacrificial offering.
Several girls had quite catchy
music, such as Janice Dele
man’s “The Stripper” and Jen
ny Munro’s “Peter Gunn
Theme.” Patsy Crawford danc
ed to the rhythmic tune, “Pa
tricia.” Carol Clayton did an es
peciallly good job of keeping
to the fast tempo of her num
ber.
The costumes were all very
colorful and imaginative. Judy
Armentrout made a vibrant
“Girl from Ipanema,” while
Sandy Lucas appeared as “A
Summer Breeze” in flowing
pink. Becky Burhans made a
charming butterfly in green
chiffon.
After the individual numbers
the class and Mrs. Daye did
a group dance entiled ‘Teq
uila.” The black tights and
brightly colored shells added
greatly to the effect.
The audience was glad to do
nate ten cents to Save-A-Child
in order to see the entertaining
and imaginative modern dance
recital.
Students Aid
In Planning
The student body is now be
ing represented on various fac
ulty committees, one being the
Development Committee, with
Mrs. Grace Munro, Chairman.
This committee met with Mr.
Henry McDonald, the college
architect, student personnel in
volved in the new building, and
several student representatives
—Kathy Wayant, Gregg Nelson,
and Jenny Munro. The building
under discussion was the Sims
Student Center Building, which
is to be in the old library build
ing.
The ideas bandied around in
When you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv
elude having a large “living
room” area in addition to
lounges, a small chapel, danc
ing area, rooms for pool and
ping pong tables, and a TV
room. Also, it was suggested
(hat the soda shop have a grill
in it, and that the book store
carry a selection of popular
paperbacks. There will also be
an outside door leading to the
post office so that one can en
ter at any time. An unusual
feature suggested was that the
flat roof be used as a sunbath
ing area.
The committee said that the
ideas given by the student body
were good. They will try to
work in as many of these sug
gestions as possible.
Zumstein Wins
Scholarship
Nathaniel Zumstein, a Brevard
College music major, was award
ed a six and one - half week
full scholarship to the Brevard
Music Center starting on July
2.
The scholarship given by J.
P. Stevens, Inc., is not the first
for Nathaniel since he attended
the Center in 1965 and 1966 un
der various scholarships. Na
thaniel, who played with the
Asheville Symphony this past
winter, won the scholarship ov
er thirteen others for his per
formance in piano and violin
at the East Henderson High
School.
They Hunt
Workers
Third Floor of the Classroom
Building has had some interest
ing and unusual guests lately.
The students are beginning to
wonder who ^ ucal.
The latter part of last week,
Mr. Settle of the Federal Bureau
of Investiation (FBI) was
looking for qualified secretaries.
Last year Kathy Washman and
Gail Jones accepted positions
with that organization, and he
was looking for more like them.
Mr. Brackett of the State
Department climbed up the
stairs this week on the same
mission. And then, there are
also the representatives from
local firms, who are always
checking BC for secretarial
help.
Mrs. Munro says, “Every time
I hear a phone ring or an un
familiar footstep on the stairs,
I wonder who is needing a sec
retary. It is a privilege to help
place well - qualified students-”
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HENRY C. McDONALD, college architect, pre
sents library keys to Mrs. Marion Craig, representa
tive of the Library Committee of the Trustees.
SGA Leaders For '67-68
(From Front Page, Second Sec.)
will be under the leadership of
Mark Hatchett.
HOUSE COUNCILS
The House Councils also in
stalled their presidents at the
chapel service.
Beam Hall officers are as fol
lows: President a- Cathy Way
ant, V.P. - Scarlett Estridge,
sec. - Jackie Lawing, parlimen
tarian, Minnie Loyd, and fire
marshal - Dathy Davis.
Danny Denton was elected to
lead Green Hall in the coming
year. The other officers are
Dave Cook, veep, and Dave Fus
sell, secretary.
The president of Jones Hall
is to be Jeannie Selleck. Anne
Sessions as v.p.. Helen Lewis as
secretary, Pat McCorkle as so
NOTICE
State of North Carolina,
County of Transylvania.
Under and by virtue of the
powers of sale contained in a
certain Deed of Trust execut
ed by James R. Kellar and
wife, Mary Sue Kellar, dated
April 2, 1964, and recorded in
Book 69, Page 389, in the of
fice of the Register of Deeds
for Transylvania County, North
Carolina, and under and by vir
tue of the authority vested in
the undersigned as substitute
trustee by an instrument dated
the 1st day of November, 1966,
and recorded in Deed Book
170, Page 62, Records for Tran
sylvania County, default having
been made in the payment of
the indebtedness thereby secur
ed, the said Deed of Trust be
ing by the terms thereof sub
ject to foreclosure, the under
signed trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at the
Courthouse door in Brevard,
North Carolina, at noon on the
12th day of June, 1967, the prop
erty conveyed in the said Deed
of Trust, the same lying and
being in the County of Tran
sylvania, in the Township of
Brevard, and State of North
Carolina, and more particularly
bounded and described as fol
lows:
BEGINNING at a concrete
monument standing in the West
margin of Aiken Street, South
east corner of Lot No. 3. Block
B, and runs thence with the
line of Lot No. 3, Block B,
South 83 degrees 52’ West 129.20
feet to a point in the center of
Tannery Creek, Southwest cor
ner of Lot No. 3, Block B;
thence with the center of Tan
nery Creek South 15 degrees
39’ East 101.09 feet to a point
in the center of said creek and
in thp line of JVf. W. Galloway;
thenee'with the Galloway’s line
North"’J2 degrees 39’ East 127.77
feet .to~an' iron pin in the West
marj}inC6p4iken; Street'; thence
with 4^6 West .margin of Aiken
Street; bi-ir Northerly direction
on h-wdniSf ofi/75 "feet, a dis
tani»^ipir.8& feet to an iron
pin; fwnifc# Stiff with the West
margin of Aiken Street, North
6 degrees 08’ West 37.90 feet
to the BEGINNING. Being all
of Lot No. 4, Block B, of the
Roy Aiken Subdivision, plat of
which said subdivision is on
file in Plat Book 3, Page 39,
Records of Transylvania Coun
ty, North Carolina.
This sale will be subject to
all outstanding and unpaid tax
es.
This the 10th dav of May,
1967.
JOHN K. SMART, JR.
5-18-4tc Substitute Trustee
cial chairman, Anne Mizelle as
parlimentarian, and Linda Van
derzeit as fire marshal will aid
her in the coming year.
Taylor Hall will be led by
David Mullis assisted by Tony
Felthouse, vice-president, and
Phil Harris, secretary.
PHI THETA KAPPA
Johnny Tinsley, president;
Dennis Carrick, v.p.; Sharon
Harris, secretary, and Susan
Cazel, historian were elected as
officers of PTK.
DAY STUDENTS
Officers were also elected by
the Day Students. Jimmy Alder
man, president, and Janice Oat
es, v.p., will lead this group,
whose purpose is to make it
easier for town students to be
come an integral part of the
college.
BUSINESS CLUB
This club, which prepares
students to enter the business
world, will be headed by Susan
Collins. Working with her will
be Becky Miller, v.p., and Jack
ie Moore, secretary.
SOCIAL CLUBS
The president of the CLIOS
is Mike Fagan, the EUTERPS
is Holly Williams, the DEL
PHIANS, Fred Nesson, and the
NEMOS, Brenda Wyke. These
clubs band together to provide
some of the social life on cam
pus.
Other club presidents are
ALPHA BETA GAMMA . Mal
com Carsten, BIG SISTERS
Jackie Lawing. FOLKLORE
Patsy Watson, GUN CLUB - Bill
Detweiler, MASQUERS-George
Patterson, SPANISH AMERI
CAN - Sandra Atkins, WAA -
Patti Page, MEN’S INTRAMU
RALS - Bill Hyland, and editor
of the PERTELOTE, Debby
Cortner.
Brevard, North Carolina
State of North Carolina
NOTICE
SALE OF COLLATERAL
Pursuant and by virtue of
the power of sale contained in
a certain Chattel Mortgage ex
ecuted by
TOMMY SMALL
on the
11th, May, 1966
Default having been made in
payment of same the undersign
ed will sell at Public Auction
for Cash at the First-Citizens
Bank & Trust Company, 957
Asheville Highway, Brevard,
North Carolina on
8th, June, 1967
at Twelve O’clock noon, a 1966
Town & Country Mobile Home
10 x 55, Serial Number 1714.
First - Citizens Bank &
Trust Company
Mortgagee
By: J. T. WILLIS,
5-25-3tc Assistant Cashier
"notice"
This is to inform the public
that I, Charles E. Tinsley, am
no longer responsible for any
indebtedness incurred by any
one other than myself, after
May 11, 1967.
Charles E. Tinsley
5-18-4tp
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Balsam Grove Community Club
By BEATRICE GRIFFIN
(Omitted Last Week)
BALSAM GROVE — The Bal
sam Grove community club held
their regular meeting May 12th.
There was some discussion on
the library and improving the
plumbing in the community cen
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Burlis McCall,
of Rochester, N. Y., visited Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McCall last
week.
Mr. O. H. Bryson, of Brevard,
and Mr. Earl Wood, of Ashe
ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira
McCall Sunday.
The Donald McCall family,
the Joseph Zinns, the Joe Mc
Call family and Orville McCall
family went to Wolf Creek lake
Sunday picnicking and fishing.
Mr. and Mrs1 Leroy Reid and
son Ricky, Nina and Barbara
McCall visited Mr. Reid’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reid
in Pickens, S. C. Sunday.
Mrs. Rosetta McCall is spend
ing this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Paul McCall in Charles City,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McCall
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Perkins and Mr. and Mrs.
Randoll Whitmire, of Brevard,
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brown Sunday.
Mr. Tinsley Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. L. V. McCall visited
relatives in Jackson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCall
and Mr. and Mrs. J ay Lee Ow-1
en, of Marietta, S. C., visited Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Brown Sun
day.
The Balsam Grove Youth
club will sponsor a Local Talent
Show May 19th at the commun
ity center at 7:30 p.m. Admiss
icn are under school age free,
children 20 cents and adults 40
cents. We hope many will at
tend, and we think everyone
will enjoy it very much.
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