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MONDAY — 5:00 T. M. DIAL MM2S0 Hie Transylvania Times PAGE SEVEN pj si Thursday, June 10, 1971 GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY — On Sunday, B|Tay 30th, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Houston, of Pisgah Forest, celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Childs, at Pickens, South Carolina. The children present honoring their parents were Mrs. Novella Sharpe, of Hickory; Verco W. Houston, of Macon, Georgia; Mrs. Ann Cantrell, of Pisgah Forest; John E. Houston, Mrs. Jessie Doty and Mrs. Mary Alice Childs, of Pickens, South Carolina. The 15 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren were also there. / Ifl/iathatasian A l ^rocfram On Jdofy oCand Mrs. Gayle Ramsey was hostess to the Mathatasian Cpfb at her tome on May " 26th. Fourteen members and two guests, Mrs. Juanita Kim zey, a former member, and Mrs. James Blunter attend ed. Mrs. Ed Matheson, presi dent, conducted a brief busi ness session. Mrs. Jerry Jerome intro duced Mrs. Hunter who pre sented a program on the Holy Lai^d. The Club listen ed to a magi .Utpely and in teresting program on Israel and Egypt illustrated by slides which Mrs. Hunter made during a recent trip to these countries. She took the group over many, of the streets and roads trod by Jesus when he'was on earth, When tions, of .’S.’adv. from the walls of the old She pointed out landmarks of the old city including the famous Dome of the Rock Mosque, the Church of the Nations and the wailing Wall. She remarked that the new city is very much like any other big city of the modern world. Her pictures also showed the Garden of Gethsemane, where the tour group had communion and [ j Calvary, where Christ was crucified. She pointed out the crowds of people in all of these places and the numbers of tour busses there. Mrs. Hunter took the dub members on a guided tour of the Jordanian wilderness, pointing out its desert char acter, the Jordan River, re Girl Scouts Hold PickrA-Trail Day Camp, June 14-18 Over 100 Girl Scouts are expected for Camp . Pick-a-Trail Day Camp from June 14th to 18th. The camp will be held from 9:00 a.m. to 3 :00 p.m. at the Kuykendall Camp Ground at Cathey’s Creek. >- • Leadership for this camp will be provided by: Mrs. James Bish9P, Mrs. Roy Landreth, Mrs. S. S. . Gilbert, Mrs. Keith Hepler, Mrs. Alvin Jones, Miss Lynn Whitaker,. Mrs. Selena Robinson, Mrs. Carl Whitaker and Mrs. Marius Wells. The staff includes Mrs. Luke Harrison, pirec tor; Mrs. James W. Tyson, Health Supervisor; Mrs. Jerry H. Jeroihe and Mrs. John Prugh, Busi ness Managers; Mr£. Lewis Herron, Field Advisor; and Mrs. Gijs Grose, Registrar. Cadette girls ' who will serve as Program Aides are: Kathy ‘Arden, Joan Everson, Lenaire Harrison, Crela Landreth, Debbie Welch and Kathy Wells. The bus schedule is as follows: Pick-up and Discharge Point Pick-up Time Return Time (morning) (afternoon) BUS TRIP No. 1 8:00 Fish Camp, Pisgah Forest 4:00 8:15 Straus School, Brevard 3:45*' 8:25 Cathey’s Creek Road & Rosman Hwy. 3:35 Intersection (near Selica Grocery) 8:35 Kuykendall Camp Ground 3:25 BUS TRIP No. 2 8:50 Brevard Elementary School 3:10 9:05 Kuykendall Camp Ground 2:55 The bus will follow the above schedule until Thursday afternoon. The bus will not run Thurs day afternoon. Brownies and others who are not planning to camp overnight will leave camp with parents at visiting time that evening. The bus will not run Friday morning to take campers into camp. It will come in to camp at lf:0Q a.m. to take all overnight campers home. -riffJiff'•yi49- ‘At “ ‘ *—■” - . .. :. r marking that it was a love ly river. She took the Club to the Dead Sea, to the place where the Dead Sea Scrolls, were found, to Naza. reth, Gallilee and Apernaum. In Bethlehem they saw through her pictures and de scription the Church of the Nativity covering the spot where Christ was born. Mrs. Hunter said that al though she and her husband had read extensively about Egypt before going there, they were not prepared for what they saw — the over population and poverty which plagues the country. The begging of both the children and adults became quite a Alpha Phi Has Meeting Alpha Phi chapter of Ep silon Sigma Alpha met at the home of Mrs. William Kilpatrick on June 2nd. Following the opening rit ual, the minutes from last months meeting were read. Committee reports were given by committee chairmen and a ten minute rap session was held to discuss fund rais ing projects. Preparations are already under way for a rummage sale in June to benefit Alpha Phi’s many philanthropic projects in this area. The educational program, based on the 19th annual state convention of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held in Durham, was presented by Peggy Nis sen. She discussed the vari ous workshops and award programs and shared her ideas for the upcoming year. The next regular meeting of Alpha Phi will be held in August. A tennis party will be the social for this month held at Camp Straus. After the closing ritual, refreshments were served , by the hostess and secret pal gifts were opened. problem. There, among other things, they visited the Great Pyramid and saw the dirty, but ljfe-giving Nile. Following the program, Mrs. Ramsey served a de licious dessert course. Mrs. £rpest Tilson and Mrs. Jack Trantham gave a luncheon on June 3rd at Mrs. Trantham’s home. Fif teen members and three for mer ^members, Mrs^ Oliver OFFICERS FOR THE 1971-72 term were in stalled at a recent meeting of the Brevard Business and Professional Women’s club. From left to right, they are - Mrs. Vivian Gillespie, Assistant Treasur er; Mrs. ane Dean, Treasurer; Mrs. Robbie Gay Barton, a,“cording Secretary; Mrs. Margaret Col lins, Second Vice President; Mrs. Helen Byrd, First Vice President; Mrs. Ellie Herrick, President. Mrs. Lula Mae Briggs, Former District Director, conducted the Installation Ceremony. Mrs. Beverly Tate, Corresponding Secretary, was not present when the picture was taken. Little River Homemakers Hold Meeting The Little River Home , makers met in May with Mrk. Morris Hawkins with . Members and one visitor present. A program on “Tension” was given by ■ Miss Jean Childers as she divested -our thoughts on “What Tension is and what one can do about' it.” She played a recording by a Family Relations leader, Dr. Roberts Fraser, as the basic for a group discussion on the subject. v She brought out that some tension is good but every: body has their own way of reacting. ' ‘ “We must learn to recog nize it and take ojhe day at a time or make a Change, work it off or clay <ifc>‘'ittff. Si-iii niiti sill il r Miss Bryson Graduates At Wake Forest Emma Ellen Bryson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Ijryson of Brevard, route 3, Ejrevard, was graduated from \yake Forest University on J(une 7th. She was among about 600 who received degrees. Miss Bryson majored in .psychology and received the Bachelor of Arts degree. She held a George Foster Hankins Scholarship and was elected to Phi Beta.. Kappa,, national scholarship fraternity. She is a member of Laurels Society, women’s sCicfeilorganization. Omit stimulants,” she said. She gave the 10 command ments for tension as propos ed by an expert. * Delicious refreshments were served as a ifosiqg fea fjew Officers Of OL s&pwoi SmuMu The Brevard Business and Professional Women’s Club held their regular dinner meeting at Etowah Country Club on April 29th. The following officers were installed by Lula Mae Briggs of the Hendersonville club who is serving as chairman of the State Civic Participa tion committee. President, Ellie Herrick; 1st Vice President, Helen Byrd; 2nd vice president, Margaret Collins; Recording Secretary, Robbie Gay Bar ton; corresponding Secre tary, Beverly Tate; Treasur er, Dean Dean; Assistant Treasurer, Vivian Gillespie. Ellie Herrick, president gave her yearly report of the chibs work for 1970-71. She Was presented a gift •; ■■ from the club by Jean Child ers for excellent service dur ing the year. Keep Tuned To WPNF 1240 On Your Dial “WONDERFUL NATIONAL PISGAH FOREST" BOWER'S IS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. • • ...And Everything In The Store MUST GO! EVERYTHING HAS BEEN REDUCED EVEN FURTHER and this means even greater savings for you! HURRY IN TODAY - Cause Merchandise Is Going Fast At These Low, Low Prices FOR EXAMPLE... Here Are Just A Few Of The Groat Money-Saving Values That You Can Find At Bower's Today! . 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