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Mount Hope
Votes Home
For Pastor j
Mount Hope Baptist Church
unanimously voted Sunday to
build a home (or Its pastor on ,
Wayah Valley Road, just off US
64, west.
The structure will have three 1
bedrooms, a kitchen, dinette, liv
ing room, bathroom, and study.
Land for the home was donated
by church members and the con- 1
struction of the home will be done :
by the congregation.
Appointed to the building com- 1
mittee were Patrick T. Rogers, '
chairman, W. M. Dalrymple, Bob
Parker, Rex Lindsey, and Wesley
Gregory. H. H. Plemmons drew
the plans for the building. Work
will get under way soon.
The Rev. John Ralph Willis is '
pastor at Mount Hope. He has
been there for about one year.
Draft Board Gives
16 Classifications
Sixteen classifications have been
announced by the draft board.
They Include 1-C (enlisted), Jar
rett P. Ledford and Charlie R.
Bradley; 1-D (member of reserve
component or student taking mll;
itary training), Grover W. Shul
er; 2-A (deferred because of civil
ian employment, except agricul
ture), Earl L. Moses; 4-A (regis
trant who has completed service ) ,
Spence R. Ledford, Wiley E. Hol
land, Bruce D. Wilson, Shirley
Dowdle; 4-F (physically, mentally,
or morally unfit for duty), Bert
E. Waldroop; 5-A (over the age of
liability), Cecil Sanders, Jack W.
Pruett, Arvel A. Cabe, Clifton B.
Morgan, Billy F. McCoy, Raymond
B. Caldwell, and Charles E. Doster.
Setsers See Their Fourth
Daughter Given Nurse's Cap
Mr. and Mrs. GJlmer Setser
were In Atlanta last Thursday
night for the capping of their
Fourth daughter to become a nurse.
She is Miss Margaret Ann
? Anna) Setser. a student at Geor
gia Baptist Hospital. Miss Set
ter's three sisters who are nurses
also were present. They are Mrs.
Agnes Hunton, of Greenwood. S.
C.. and Misses Jean and Mary
Setser, of Chattanooga. Tenn.,
who are working at Woman's Hos
pital there, as well as going to
Tennessee Temple Bible School.
Only two of the Setser daugh
ters are not nurses. They are
Mjs Wayne Harrison, a beauti
cian in Franklin, and Miss Helen
Setser. who attends Franklin High
School. The Setsers have a son.
Richard, who is in high school
here, and another son, Edwtn
Ray. Macon County dairy fanner.
When asked if she were a nurse.
Mrs. Setser replied: "Well. I
started to be, but it was kind of
late when I became interested in
it. Before I could finish, I was
prevailed upon to be married.
That ended that."
9 In Asheville
For Boy Scout
Annual Meeting
Nine persons from Franklin at
tended the 36th annual meeting of
the Daniel Boone Council of the j
Boy Scouts of America, held in
Asheville Monday night, and help
ed to win the attendance cup for
the Smoky Mountain District, of
which Franklin is a part.
Awarding of the cup is based on
the number of persons present
from each district and the dis
tance traveled to be at the meet
ing.
Those at -the meeting from
Franklin were Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
McKelvey and son, Gary, Mr. and
Mrs. Holland McSwain, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Gnuse, Jr., the Rev. A.
Rufus Morgan, and James L.
Hauser.
Mr. Gnuse, an at-large member
on the council's executive board,
was installed in his office along
with other officers. Mr. Morgan is
an honorary member of the board.
Baptist Association
To Hear About Meet
Held In Thomasville
| The Macon Baptist Association
| will meet tonight (Thursday) at
j 7 :30 at Mount Hope Baptist
Church, where the program will
be about the leadership institute
held earlier this month at Thom
asville.
Speakers on the program, all of
whom attended the institute, will
be W. K. (Ken) Hooker, Jack
Powell, Dan Stewart. Roy M. Bid
die, and J. C. Jacobs.
Theme of the meeting will be
"Witnessing and Winning Lost
Souls for Christ".
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