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Hot Spring Walnut
White Rock Churches
- GEORGE R. BLUE, Pattor
Walnut
. The monthly meeting of the
. Men's Fellowship was held in the
Manse on Friday evening Novera
be,28 at 7:30 p. , tn. with Mr.
1 Eldridge Leake presiding. Seve
- ral suggestions" - for stimulating
membership, and - attendance, as
. well as 'ottier projects, were dis
cussed. Because of the pressure
. of Christmas , activities during
the month of December' it was
voted to postpone the next month
ly; meeting until .the fourth Fri
day in January, . . v
There was no meeting . of . the
.Communicant's' Class during the
past week because of t Thanksgiv
1 5ng, but the weekly meeting will
be resumed on Thursday at ?:30
p. m. . in the Manse.- The main
lesson for the evening will be a
bout 'a ' vital aspect - of (church
membership aid'a film-strip will
be shown. . t.
Since there is a revival in. pro
gress at the . Freewill Baptist
CfTprch" there - 'was too service at
the - Church on Sunday.' There
was the weekly' meeting .of the
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(Sunday School however, t' under
the leadership of Bluer Fred
Hector. : Jlere is Was announced
that the Ladies Missionary Sq&
iety has boxes of bandy, for iSale
and the (proceeds will be used to
benefit -tfie -xhurch.;1' The Christ-
tan Education- Committee -has al
so made preliminary' 'plans for
ttie Annual Christmas Program. .
;On Tuesday afternoon there
was a large and enthuiastic group
at the weekly meeting of the
flunior -Fellowship ". which was1
'. held in. the Manse at 3:30 p. m
unaer ma direction oi me pastor.
Several of the questions in the
Catechism for Young Children
were discussed as was the Tenth
uommanament, also.
White Rock
: 1 here' was a marked increase
in attendance both at the Sunday
School and the. Service of Wor
ship which .was conducted by Mr.
Daniel Force who is the student
pastor : at Hot . Springs. The
title of 'his sermon was "Titua at
Qrete" and the text was taken
irom one of the Pauline Epist
les. He was well received by all
who attended the service. After
the, close of the service- there was
the meeting of the Sunday School
at. i Which it was announced that
plana are 1 being made . for the
Cnristmas .Concert. .
. It was announced in krhurch
that : . the regular : winter meeting
of the Presbytery of Holston will
be held; this . . coming ' Saturday,
December 6 at 9:80 a." m; in the
Cross Anchor Church ' in Tenn
The pastor intends to be there
and hopes , ttiat others from i the
church will as WelL
Hot, Springs;
The regular monthly" meeting
A large number of visitors
were.sm the campus here last
week for the Thanksgiving" cele
bration and to visit relatives on
the "Hill." j Among them were:
Mias Lorena Lee, from ' Orlando,
jFla., and Mr. and . Mrs, Frank
Yahdell arid 'daughter, Linda, of
Chapel Hill, who visited the R. M.
Lees; Dr. and Mrs. Graham Huff
man and little son and daughter,
of Library, Pa., and Mr, and Mrs.
Carl Vance, of Bristol,' who visit
ed the John McLeods; ,'Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Peterson', and little
son and daughter, of ; Mary ville,
Tenn., and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Tilson, of Raleigh, who were with
the Bryson ' Tilsong Saturday
night and Sunday. '
Also Mr. and Mrs. Vergil Cox
and daughter, of Westhury, Conn.,
and Mr.i and Mrs. Landon Cox,
Df i Atlanta, Ga., visited their
mother, Mrs. H. C. Cox, and Mrs.
Cox' plans to leave Wednesday for
few weeks stay with Mr. and
of the Ladies Missionary Society
I was held at the home of Mrs
Maud .Long on November 25 at
7:00 p. m. Among those present
were Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs.
Morris Bucquo, Mrs. Robert
Sprinkle, Mrs. Frank Blue, Mrs.
Sarah Thomas, Mrs. Neill Rqps,
Mrs. George Blue. Mrs. Mvrtle
Burgin, Mrs. Kenneth Burgin,
Mrs. Bewley Tweed,, Mrs. Arthur,
Morris, and Mrs. Maud Long
Tlhe following were elected as of
ficers for the coming year: Mrs
Christine Davis, President; Mrs.
Catherine Ferguson, vice presi
dent; and Mrs. Myrtle Burgin,
Secretary-Treasurer. Mrs. Rob
ert Davis gave a talk "Conversa
tions on Christ. Chhrch.-nnri the
Race." Mrs. Lone. Mrs. Ross.
Mrs. Frank Blue and Mrs. George
Blue lead a discussion on "Con
yersations in the .Middle Eeast."
At a recent meeting . of - the
Westminister Fellowship the fol
lowing were elected as officers:
Boy Lee Moore. Moderator; Lin
da Burgdn, ivfce moderator; and
Connie Sue Ramsey as Secretary.
Preliminary plans have been made
for the annual Christmas party,
and pageant fcy- - th e Sunday
School and the young ' people
Mrs. Robert Davis and Mr, Neill
Ross are in charge of the arrange
ments. ' : , s -. I
. There ..wereoervices. ,at the
hurch on Sunday " morning since
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there was a Union Service at t9e
Baptist "Church, Rev. George R.
Blue was the , preacher ' at ' the
Ulnion Service and ilhe theme of
his sermon " was "Seeking , the
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Mrs. Lcndon V i i Atlanta.
iMr. and Mi-.. 1 maid Higgins
of Dearborn, I'.u h., spent last
week here with J.Ir. and Mrs. Lee
Wyatt and, other rolatives, ; i "
'Miss Mary Huff, of the' library
etaff at ASTC, Boone, was home
Wednesday to Sunday 'during the
'Holiday between terms; and Mr,
and Mrs. Jaick Huff and sons,
Bobby and Billy, of Greenville. S
C, spent, Thanksgiving Day here
with his parents and sister. '
Misses . Caroleen Johnson ! and
Lucille Ponder were home for the
holidays from ASTC, - Boone,
where they are students, " '-
Guests ef Mr. and Mrs.. A' Wi
Edye Thursday to Sunday were
his mother and sister, . of Bead
ing,' Pa. , ' ,
Mrs. Roy - Wall spent Wednes
day to Sunday last Week with her
son, Sidney, and 'family and her
son-jn-law and daughter, Mr.;. and
Mrs. Frank Fulk. and ffnnn ' in
Mocksville. (
Mrs. Helen Wood spent last
week in Greer, S. C, with a sis
ter.
Tne. mother of Mrs. Walter
Smith is here from Texas for a
visit to her son-in-law and daugh
ter until-the Christmas holidays.
Miss Alma Freeman and Miss
Amelia Coates, of Hendersonville,
were guesta of Mrs. E. C. Coates
last week-end
Mrs. 0. E. Sams' left last Fri
day for a visit to her son, Oscar
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hi., iuu iaimiy in urucagio, ana
then to her other son,' Conway
and family in California, before
returning to The Hill after the
Christmas holidays. -
Mrs. W. E. Wilkins and daugfr
ter, Mrs. George Leiby, of Colum
bus, Ohio, came ' down" for the
(Thanksgiving Homecoming at the
college and for a visit 'with Mrs
Leiby's daughter, Sara a; student
at the college. . They were accom
panied by David Lynch, a student
at . Oberlm University, Oberlin,
Ohio who came for s a visit with
his parents. " , - " ,
Miss Evelyn Underwood, -a col
lege teacher who is on -leave forJ
study at Chapel Hill ffiis year,
was also a visitor for the Home
coming.,.;. 4- , '
Mr. and- Mrs. . W. G. Buckner
Jr.,, of Virginia Intermont,. Bris
tol, visited his
Thanksgiving.
mother' here
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ROLLING
A 20-ton boulder, brok
en loose by a dynamite blast
near the Ivy River Bridge
on the roufte of the new
Marshall by-pass, toonled
downhill and came to rest
on Southern Railway tracks
near" here Monday. One pas
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GIRLS
Hot Springs (31): F K. Ram
sev 7.' M. Lararaon 8 Tnl.W 19
i?"rHinj . LMitm z, usteen Z, Holt,
Woody; GParker, Moore, Pad
gett, Reeves, J. Lawson, C. Ram
sey, Shipley, Tolley.
. iurei (&3) : JT J. M. Frank
lin 11. fiord 19. S. Cook 1. H
Cook 2. Gunter 1. Shelton 2. John
son 2, J. Franklin: G Gosnell,
uin, co.. r ranwin, juawaras, p.
rranKiin, Kice, Kay, Lewis.
nanumet , 82-13, Laurel.
' BOYS .
Hot Springs (53): Foster. Pad-i
c-e a, uaKs i, Harrison 13, Uan
yirell 10, Gregory 6, Gahagan 2,
V-fw, JJlS,vleKj. Shipley, Waddl 6.
. vTLaui?! 3J): vVillin 4.Ilamsev
5, Lambert, Gentry 6, Thomas 10,
Boles 2, Tweed, Norton. 1, Rob
erts 2. . . ,
Halftime: 24-13: Hot Springs.
AT WALNUT
' ' GIRLS
Spring Creek (25)
F -Justice
t"'f t iS
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ROCK BLOCKS TRAINS
senger train, the Carolina
Special, was delayed about
four hours while the tracks
were being cleared. The
rock on the tracks was so
big it had to be blasted
twice before the railway's
crane could move it. A
12, Willett 8, Ferguson 6; G
irantnam, Lankford, Coward,
Lunsford, Woody.
Walnut (50): F D. Fortner
li, u. Johnson 8, B. Johnson 11,
Lunsford 18. J. Plemimnng Y
Randall; G O. Race, StajcKhouse,'
onanaier, k. Kwe, Uosnell.
Halftime: 27-14, Walnut.
BOYS
Springs Creek (30): J. Massie
2, Fowler 2, Waldroup 3, Gard
ner 8, Clark 15, P. Willett, Wills,
rerguson.
Walnut (63) : Blackwt.Il 4. A
Roberts 2, Boyd 8, W. Roberts 8,
Stines 26, N. Roberts 4, D. Ram
sey 2, H. Thomas 5, Leake, Davis,
creeman jonnston.
Halftime, 29-19. Walnut.
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AT CANE RIVER
; 4 - GIRLS v
Marshall (34): F Gofortii 17
J. Rice 9. Crow. Pee-a- 2. Revia i..
rayers zr U (UaKlwell. Kadford.
ftecxor, wrDett, Metcalf. V. Rice.
Cane River, (17): F Webb 3,
weyxon b, Burton o, Wilson. Hig
gins. Proffittt G-MJriindstaff. Mc-
Intarff, MonJwy" Freemen, Law
horn, Styles I . ,
lialftime: IBhII, Marshall.
VOYS
Marshall (30) i R. HensW 2.
Bryan 15. Allen 4. Smith 2. Cand
ler 6. Briars 1. Hasren. Sams.
Windsor. . v
Cane River (50): B. Hensley'
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freight also was held up for
about 30 minutes. The blast
shook the rock loose from
a high bluff. It fell onto U.
S. 25-70 then bounced on
through a guardrail and on
to the tracks.
Cut oourUty Citizens-Tim
Our word 'panacea' meaning
'cure-all' comes from the Greek
goddess Panakera, 'the all healing
one.'
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Hairtime: 2R-11, Cane River.
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