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IRK IS PROGRESSING at a fast pace on the $80,000 Youth ter at Eake Junaluska. This picture, made Tuesday, shows a partial view of the front of the 4,800-sciuare foot building the lakeshore, near the swimming pool. The offering taken day at "Junaluska Day" will be used for the building fund, rh now amounts to about $50,000. (Mountaineer Photo). Junaluska Day Will Be Observed At Lake Sunday "Junaluska Day," an annual highlight of the summer program i at the Lake Junaluska Methodist Assembly, will be observed Sunday morning in the main auditorium. At that time pledges and cash gifts will be directed to the build ing fund of the new $80,000 Youth Center, which is rapidly nearing completion on the lakeshorc near the swimming pool. Bishop John Branscomb. Jack sonville, Fla., will preside at this portion of the morning service, present the Youth Center cause and receive the offering. The Rev. Lee F. Tuttle, Charlotte, is direct ing the South-wide fund campaign in behalf of the building. "We have nearly $50,000 in the fund and it would be wonderful of we could conclude the campaign Sunday," Dr. Tuttle said. The Sunday program will be held in connection with the 11 a.m. services under the auspicies of the Methodist Conference which opens tonight at the lake. The guest speaker wil lbe Dr. Matt L. Ellis, president of Hendrix College, Con way, Ark. The new Youth Center will be named in memory of the late Bish op Paul B. Kern. The building will measure 4,800 square feet. Fea tures will include a central fellow Ship hall, class rooms, offices and recreational facilities. 3:15 Picnic (Continued from page 1) ile court judge J. B. Siler. Policeman James Turner, and Policeman M. E. Davis were sus picious of two youths out at an early hour, after receiving a call that the station had been robbed. The two youths werp picked up, and questioned. They denied enter ing the station, but mud on their shoes, and tracks under the back window of the station fitted their shoes, policemen testified. Later the boys confessed, hav ing taken cigarettes, some pen nies, and peanuts. This past weekend was one of the busiest in many months for the police. Thirty arrests were made from Friday night to-Tuesday af ternoon. Two for affray, let off with costs; four for breaking and enter ing, bound over to Superior Court; one w ith improper muffler; two al lowing an unlicensed driver to operate a motor vehicle, and 22 charged with being drunk and dis orderly. Two of those charged with being drunk appealed their cases to superior Court. They were Med ford Parker, three cases, and Charles Pressley, two cases. The others paid the fines and ^osts in the cases. Views of Other Editors (Continued from Page 2) who otherwise would not have been financially able to go, are directly benefitting by the generosity of ;he many who contributed to the United Fund last fall. "And so it goes with all the oth ?r agencies which participate in he fund. Each and every one func ions all year, while those who nake the funds possible are called lpon but once a year. "Prior to the adoption of the United Fund plan here two years igo, the year seemed to be filled vith campaigns for this and that. iVorthy campaigns, of course, but levertheless campaigns that re luired a great amount of work on he part of various civic minded >ersons. And regardless or not vhether quotas were reached, it is i fact that a great majority of the unds donated were given by the ew, rather than a majority of our :itizens. I "But thanks to the United Fund vay of giving, only one drive is nade a year, a drive in which a najority of the citizens of our everal neighboring communities ontribute. And thanks to the fact i majority do participate, no one s called upon to give more than t nominal sum. and this sum may >e paid in convenient payments hat are hardly missed. "It is a wonderful way of giv ne. this grouDing of all the com munities' needs, and even though lew here, it has proven a wonder ul success. And that is why Unl ed Fund officials are looking to he future when the time will come or another drive this fall, with ompletc confidence." im 39 ^Halitv Fresh ?ROUND BEEF lb35c Honom v Cut BRK CHOPS lb 45c ?.EO lb31c Bmedarv >KE MIX Pkg 25c |? JAR 3 Lb. Can P^==r?---^y PiORTENING 7jc k||f Qc Mm JW ?DFFEE Lb Pkg 7gc BaYONNAISE Quart J.Qc NEW KING SIZE ? ,, , ? COCA - COLAS Bnation Instant , HiOCOLATE DRINK.. Pkg 35 C I Carton I, B1*8 16 Oz. 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