Mars Hill College
Honors Bob Terrell
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Mars Hill College honored
sheville Citizen columnist
ob Terrell and four
locators for their contribu
ons to the college and region
uring the school's annual
ounders's Day celebration
uesday, October 4.
According to Mars Hill's
resident, Dr. Fred Bentley,
These five friends have gone
ut of their way to be of
ssistance to us and in public
i honoring them, we would
ke to share with the larger
ommunity the many con
n but ions they have made to
he college."
Founders' Day recognizes
he several men who joined
ogether to estabHsh Mars Hill
ollege in 1856 and supported
: through its initial years. The
elebration of the school's
eginnings has been tradi
lonally scheduled on or near
(ctober 12, the birthday of Ed
ward Carter, contributor of
lie land on which the college
>as established.
Terrell, who was the main
peaker for the morning's ac
ivities, is a native of Western
Jorth Carolina, born and
eared in Sylva. He joined the
isheville Citizen's sports
lepartment in 1949. He
lecame sports editor in 1966,
news editor in 1987, and
associate editor in 1972. He
began writing his general in
terest column in 19C7.
Terrell has won several
awards during his career, in
cluding the N. C, Press
Association's award for
feature writing, an Associated
Press award in their annual
enterprise story contest, and
was the 1980 recipient of the
WNC Historical Association's
achievement award for
'Grandpa's Town," a book
about Asheville during the
period from 1900 to World War
I. He has authored six other
books, traveled extensively in
the Middle East and Europe,
and has been a member of the
Billy Graham team since 1977.
Four high school guidance
counselors will also receive
distinguished service awards
for their efforts in recruiting
students for Mars Hill. They
include Mrs. Pauline Wright
Putnam, who recently retired
from Central Cabarrus School
in Concord. A native of Kings
Mountain, she is a graduate of
Mars Hill, Class of 1939. She is
a member of Mars Hill's
board of Advisors and presi
dent of an alumni chapter in
her area. Her other activities
include membership in the
Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority,
the Business and Professional
Women's Club, the N. C.
Association of Educators, the
Association of Psychological
Examiners, the Home Exten
sion Agency, and the McGill
Baptist Church where she has
been a Sunday School teacher
and held several offices in the
Women's Missionary Society.
Mrs. Maxcine Shope
Williams is director of the
federal programs and com
munity schools for Graham
County. She is a Kobbinsville
native and earned her
undergraduate and master's
degrees from Western
Carolina University. In her
dual role, she seeks grants to
promote the humanities and
cultural events such as the re
cent Smoky Mountain
Heritage Festival, as well as
assisting the community to
utilize the public school
facilities for community
events ranging from pre
school to senior citizens ac
tivities. She is a member of
over 25 different committees
and organizations including
the WNC Tomorrow Board of
Directors, NC 2000 chairper
son for Graham County, the
Governor's Highway and
iTansportation Commissions.
the Governor '? Council (or Job
Training, the Planning Board
for the new public library in
Kobbinsville, and a member
of the Mountain Creek Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Cheryl Buchanan Pap
pas has been a guidance
counselor at Independence
High School in Charlotte in the
past five years. A 1970
graduate of Mars Hill, she
earned her master's degree
from UNC-Charlotte. A native
of Newland, she served as
organist for the Newland First
Baptist Church until recently
when she and her family
became members of the Pro
vidence Baptist Church in
Charlotte.
Mrs. Kuth Barton Pullium
was a guidance counselor at
Andrews High School for 16
years. A native of Marble, she
earned both her
undergraduate as well as her
master's degree from Western
Carolina University. Her cur
rent educational service
assists students in selecting
their vocational interests, and
helps them apply to college
and for financial aid. She is a
member of the Andrews
Methodist Church, the AALW,
and the Friends of the
Library. .
MR. & MRS. OTUS PONDER
Mr. & Mrs. Otus Ponder of
Mars Hill were honored with a
drop-in reception on October
2, 1983 at Trinity Baptist
Church F ellowship Hall, Mars
Hill in celebration of their 50th
wedding anniversary. They
have two children, June
Phillips of Lasley, S.C. and
Lucile Sprinkle of Marshall.
The reception, with all
friends and relatives invited,
was given by their children
and grandchildren, Steven
Phillips of Greenville, S.C.,
Sharon Hunsucker and Kevin
Phillips of fcasley, S.C. and
Brad Sprinkle of Marshall.
They also have two great
grandchildren. Mr. Ponder is
a retired carpenter and
farmer. They were married on
Oct 2, 1933 in Jonesboro,
Tenn.
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Psalm
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Calendar Of
Church
Events
Benefit Gospel Sing
A Gospel Singing will be held at the Madison !
High School Football Stadium on Sunday, Oct. 9
beginning at 2 p.m. Featured singers will be
Squire Parsons of Asheville, The Lordsmen of
F ranklin, The Landmark Quartet of Asheville,
The Singing Greenes of Boone, and the Joyful
Notes of Asheville. No admission will be charg
ed. A freewill offering will be taken for benefit,
of the Marshall Volunteer Fire Department. In
the event of rain, the singing will be held in the
Madison High School Gymnasium.
Sunday Night Singing
The Alexander Baptist Church will hold its
regular Sunday night singing Oct. 9 at 7 p.m.
There will be special singers along from the
Church. Everyone is invited to attend.
Revival Continues
Revival services are now in progress at the
Marshall community FTeewill Baptist Church.
Services start each night at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Don
nie Harris from Unicoi, Tenn. will be the
visiting evangelist. Everyone is invited to at
tend.
Homecoming Planned
Homecoming Day for the F'rist Presbyterian
Church of Weaverville will be Saturday, Oct. 15
beginning at 9:30 a.m. All former church
members and friends of the church are invited.
After registration there'll be a period of
fellowship then lunch at 11:30. The Homecom
ing will end around 3 p.m. The church was
founded in 1921 when Dr. Henry Dendy was
pastor. John Warren is now pastor of the church
on Alabama Avenue. For further information
call 645-7344.
Benefit Singing
There will be a benefit singing for Robert
Lee Cutshaw at Brigman Chapel Church on
Sat., Oct. 8, beginning at 7 p.m. All singers and
listeners are invited to attend.
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Household Shower Set
A household shower for Robert and Norma
Cutshaw, whose home was destroyed by fire,
will be held Sunday, Oct. 9 at 2 p.m. at
Lawrence Cutshaw's. Given by friends and
neighbors. Refreshments will be served.
Ground Breaking Planned
A ground breaking service for the new
Educational-F'ellowship Hall will be held at
Enon Baptist Church on Sunday, Oct. 9. Ser
vices will begin with the worship at 11 a.m.
followed by a dinner on the ground. All friends
and former members are invited to attend.
SEEDS FROM
THE SOWER
?y MichMt A. Qukto, OaorgU
Early one morning
Richard Almo of Pittsburgh
was walking home after
working all night. Looking
into a ravine, he saw a living
man's head. The man had
become helplessly en
trapped in the bog. De
scending into the ravine.
Richard and his friends tied
a rope beneath his shoulders
and rescued him.
How aptly this illustrates
our plight before the
Gratefully we say with
I >a\ id in the 40th Psalm
He brought me up also out
of an horribk pit. out of
the Lord saves. He secures
on a firm foundation.
Then, He holds us up -I
"He established my goings. "
I watched an engineer at
work. Into his forge he put
two pieces of iron and
brought them to a whiu
heat. Then he .placed them
under his hydraulic hammci
and welded them together
They became one. never t <
be separated. Just so, the
Christian is united to Christ
Finally. He tunes u?
up He hath put a ne*
houk in my mouth, ever
praise unto our God. Mu^i