The Lake Junaluska News
VOL. 1 NO. 5
LAKE JUNALUSKA, NORTH CAROLINA
Duke Day Acclaimed As Best In
History. Drs. Few And Greene
Heard By Large Audience Monday
"Lake Must Be Saved For The
Causes Of Civilization," Dr.
W. P. Few Says
Dr. W. P. Few and Dr. W. K. Green,
president and dean respectively of
Duke University, were headline speak
ers Monday night as the Junaluska
Methodist Assembly celebrated the
biggest and best "Duke Day" in the
history.
With ideal weather, Duke Day spirit
Tan high as Duke clans, including
alumni, former students, the student
body of the Junaluska summer school,
affiliated with Duke, made merry on
the auditorium lawn at the tradition
al old-fashioned picnic dinner, and
gathered for the platform program in
Stuart auditorium at 8 p. m. An or
chestra concert by F rankle Gerard
and his D-Men was a pleasant dinner
accompaniment.
Dr. Paul N. Gather, principal of
the Junaluska Summer school presid
ed at the auditorium program. Henry
R. Dwire, of the class of '02, director
of public relation and alumni affairs,
ami Frank Ferguson, Jr., ex '29, rep
resenting the Haywood County Alumni
Association, spoke briefly concerning
Duke, its aims and ideals.
"The four year college is Ameri
ca': most important contribution to
the theory of education," President W.
P. Few declared. "The earliest
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Do You Wnut (Juests This Sum
mer? Wi'ilo I'or Iniorinnlloii To
SUMMER GUEST PLACE
MENT SERVICE
H 1(01 SI. I'lMi'i'slHiru, Flu.
settler came college-minded from
the mother country to these
shores. Witness Harvard in Mas
sachusetts i and William and
Mary in the Virginia colony,
both originally planned in English
models. And the college is still the
best loved institution among us.
"The summer tschool is another im
portant contribution America has
made to educational theory. At many
of our institutions, at Duke, the sum
mer term is as important as a winter
term. We give the same thought for
summer students as for the other stu
dents and provide the eame care of
them! We are just a much concerned
that you achieve satisfactory results
as if you were among our students
in Durham. You are not associated
here with our campus and campus
life, but you have come to Jove it,
tw. We are all anxious about it in
this summer of crisis. It munt be
saved for the causes of civilization in
the part of the country it is located.
Strength then to all those who till now
Brief Facts Of
Lake Activities
"Another five thousand dollar sub
scription from a distinguished North
Carolina family."
This message received last week
from Dr. W. A. Lambeth, of High
Point, director of the "Save Juna
luska Campaign" to raise $105,000
by August 15, to release the Juna
luska Assembly, now facing foreclos
ure proceedings, cheered leaders here.
Dr. Lambeth, who was here Tuesday
expressed the opinion that the amount
would be raised by the date set, and in
dicated that the bulk of the sum would
come in small amounts from a laree
number of persons. No names of do
nors of big gifts have been announced.
although it is known that at least one
other five thousand dollar gift has
been received.
The member attending the
North Carolina Press A sana
tion meeting in Wavnesville were
honor guests here Saturday nicrht
when Ward Wilcox, talented North
Carolina baritone concert singer gave
a concert in the Stuart auditorium.
Superintendent James Atkin- has
tendered the newspaper men and wom
en the freedom of the Assembly dur
ing me present and ensuinir week.
Climaxing six days of study, fun
come to the heln of .Ton 1W V.,r r " ".' 1 "K. '""no.list x oung
what I could and will continue to do
what I can for the promotion of Lake
Junaluska and the great cause it is
set to serve.
Dr. W. K. Green, dean of Curri
culum, in speaking to the Duke Day
assemblage, declared that probably
the most significant development in
the field of modern college education
is the individualization of instruc
tion for students and the effort to
stimulate the student's participation
on his own education. "PraeWicallv
every plan setting for the progress
that i.s being made in higher institu
tions of learning has to do with the
matter of breaking mass production
and lockstep methods of education."
College President
Praises This Area
A citizen of Western North Caro
lina who finds increasing charm and
variety in the Junaluska scene, Dr,
L. L. Gobbell, president of. Greens
boro Woman's College, says place and
its program have become firmly in
trenched in his being, and in his opin
ion it would be a major tragedy if by
untoward circumstance the Metho
dist training center here should be
lost to the church.
Dr. Gobbell spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday at the lake visiting the Young
People's Assembly and enjoying a
brief vacation.
I have been coming to Lake Juna
luska for seventeen years," he said,
"and the inspiration itg beautiful
mountains and lake, with their gor
geous colorings by night and by day,
and matched by that of the programs
put on by the various boards of the
Methodist church, and the fellowship
with the people who come here, make
each trip a mountain-top experience
indeed."
Program At Lake
For Coming Week
AMERICAN BEAUTIES
Glorious beauty of America's wom
en is revealed in a serifs of pictures
IN CO I. OK in the American Weekly,
neginmng July I'J: The Amp
Weekly comes"' every' Sunday
the BALTIMORE AMERICAN. Your
newsdealer has your Copy.
North Carolina conference. HneeH Fri
day night with an impressive conse
cration service and Holy Communion,
nroceded by a consecration meditation
by the Rev. W. A. Rollins, of Way
nesville. Gathering up into a single arrest
ing message the gist of the platform
talks which the young people have
heard during the week of the assembly
there. "Building a Christian World "
the Rev. Mr. Rollins selected a his
theme the arresting imperative, "In
His Name, Obey." For obedience, the
Waynesville pastor pointed out, is the
chief cornerstone in the building of
a Christian life and a Christian world
order.
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G TESTS ENTERTAINED AT TEA
Dr. F. S. Aldridge, of Durham, and
Misses Nellie and Fannie McClees of
Raleigh, entertained Saturday a(u.r.
rican'j m'on with a beautifully appointed tea
with i flt thl' Colonial Hotel, complimenting
..... uoward Winlield, of Washing
ton, N, C, Mrs, Vi!Iis Aldridge, Dur
ham, Mrs. Julian M. Aldridge, Rocky
iMount, N C Mrs. Willis H. Aldridge,
; Durham, Mrs. Paul H. Kern, of Greens-
"oro, and Mls. I.eRoy Davis, of Lake
Junaluska.
Assisting the hostesses in receiv
ing we iv: Mrs. Olive Stubbs, Sumter,
Mrs. Irby Hudson, Nashville.
lenr" V'.K",a Clj"le- Greenwood,
t, l ., and Miss Laura Jnn P.,l,.;..u
Mrs. H. K. Adams nf ToU,.,., v.. '
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Jesfiie, fttargaiet and V.
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. ie, oi Kaieigh, assisted in
serving the guests.
Approximately 200 guests called
durmg the reception hours from
" l. " P- m. ror the occasion
-,',.., us reception rooms
orated with baskets
spring flowers.
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HAYNES ANM AL REUNION
. The Haynes reunion will meet at
George C. Haynes' Saturday before
the: 3rd Sunday in August, which is
August the KUh. Only about eighty
were present last year, because of
an all day rain. Let all the kin folks
remember date and make plans to be
on hand. The speaker and program
will be announced later.
J. H. HAYNES,
Chairman,
JOHN W. SHOOK,
... Secretary.
Books Loaned To
Local Library By
State Library Com.
Of interest to the vouthful readers
in the community will be the follow
ing list of books which have been
loaned the Waynesville Public Li
brary by the' North. Carolina Library
Commission. The books may be kept
here until September the first:
"Fairy Tales," by Anderson;
"Animal's Own Story Book," Bab
bit; "Baby's First Book;" "Songs
Every Child Should Know," by Bacon;
"Seven Peas in the Pod," by Bailey;
"Cat's Cradle for His Majesty," by
Baker; "Noddy Coes a-Plowing," by
Baker; "Little Black Sambo," by
Bannerman; "Stories 0f Pioneer
Life," by Bass; "Lupe Goes to School,"
by Brann; "Yam and His Island," by
Brann; "Caddie Woodlawn," by
Brink; "Animal Fair," by Bum:
Luck of the Roll and Go," by
Carroll; "Bobby and Betty With the
Workers," by Dopp; "Tree Dwellers," :
y uopp; "rind Cut Out Book v. 1 ;"
"Up in the Air." by Jlack.
"Junior Cup,' by - French; "Agri
cultural Nature Study, Book 1," by
Goehrs; "Hiawatha Reader," by
George; "Jamaica Johnny," by Hader
"Wan- and Puff,:' by ' Hardy; "The
World' Moods," by Heile; "Twins
and Tabitfa," by Howard; "Skaga,
the Milk Horde," bv Huber; "Stories
of the World's Holidays," bv Humph
rey; "Texas Blue Bonnet,", bv Jaclbii
"Wonderful Adventures of. Vile" bv
Lage.-lof; "Grindstone Farm by
Lester; "Donkey John of the Toy
Valley," by Morley; "Our Pets," by
Nnla; "Story Telling Poems." hv
Olcott; "Holiday Shore," by Patch
"Floating Island," by Parrish; "Dutch
Twiiu, by Perkins; "Norwegian
Twins,' by Perkins.
"In Egypt With Azi- dirges." hv ,
l eri v: "Storv Rnt nf Tfc :.." tir- I
Use,' by Petersham; "Nancy Rut
ledge, by Pyle; "Mr, Brown's Gro
cerv f;tore,' by Read; "Story About
r, , ' "Z ma": . Blue Mittens," by
"eeij , iranspoitation, ' bv Roche-
'11U.:. v 'ihuthl' Imiians in Rock
ies. VSchultz; "Black Beautv." bv
k J .;L fAy Funny An'nial Tales,"
by Smith; "One IVay With Tuktu," by
Sperry; "Harbor Pirates," bv Strat-
ton; Gu!liver'.s Travels," by Swift
r,,, . y 'op pins, by 1 ravers; "About
t,wie at ano:erre," by Verdery; "King
-1 A.nignts," - by . War
ren ; W hen We We: e VVb " K
The week's' events at Lake Juna
luska: Tuesday, opening of Young
People's. Leadership Conference (July
14-i"5.) SnacKiord Duuamg. .
Thursday: To be announced.
Friday: 8 p. m., auditorium. Ama
teur Night.
Saturday: 8 p. m., auditorium, Wal
lace the Magician.
High lights of the program for the
ensuing week are the sermon Sun
day morning, July 19, by Dr. W. E.
J. Gratz, of Chicago, editor of the
rr SHImmm, Imt StaaMcb, I
PlatalMaa Nmmi mm4 Sick I
Methodist YnUn
People .Met
The regular month v
the EDWnrth I oo,. t:
wood county met on M oi H
the Harmonv Grov vf . .. B;:a
.!. Sm tC" Mia'Wiix,
t Ch;
:t of
Reports were presen.j fr
county group, was in
aevoiionai service.
rates, who ttor,j .1 ' ro
ferences held at Latu ? 1
the ability contest, Wavnv
uie urei Diace, tanton ti e
Clark's Chapel the third.
ronowinir the n..
hour was enjoyed. The ner 3
me wil he hi,i r- M
v. t r r-w tn
6uc OI tnt. tar.
uisi cnurcn.
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A natural, purely vatatabla laxatlv.
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LAKE JUNALUSKA
Youn.
Jl'LBS VERNE'S STORY
ine my Castaway," hitherto un-
puunsnea story of high adventure, bv
. I, line .. . . - . J
.cfi.c, inasier writer of adven
ture stories, starts July 26 in the pre.
ntIS? r?i ,the BALTIMORE SUN.
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The New
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Groceries Of All Kinds
JERRY LINER, Owner
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They came back white as the
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