Montreat News
One of the most impressive pro
grams of the Christmas season
it Montreat was the candlelight
service held in Gaither hall Sun-
Hat' evening, December 19, de
picting scenes of the birth of
Jesus. Miss Zulene Anderson and
i committee of college students di
rected this program.
Miss Ivois Ellis, missionary in
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Stuart Robinson School, Blaekey,
Kentucky, and former house-moth
er for the Montreat School for
(•iris, was the week end guest of
Miss Lucy Grier at her home on
\ irginia road. She received a
warm welcome by her many
friends. She expects to go to Due
West. S. C. for Christmas, before
returning to Kentucky.
Mr. O. F. Yates will spend the
Christmas season with his daugh
ter and son-in-law, the Rev. and
SOCIETY
Clubs - Parties - Meetings
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CIRCLE MEETS WITH
MRS. J. A. GUDGER
Mrs. J. A. Gudger was hostess
to Circle No. 1 of the Methodist
church, Tuesday afternoon, De
cember 14. Mrs. H. A. Kerlee, cir
cle chairman, presided during the
business meeting. Miss Caroline
Hall presented the program.
Those present were: Misses
Maud and Naomi O’Neal, Mrs.
Kelly Renge, Mrs. E. M. Hursh,
Mrs. J. E. Sylvester. Mrs. J. T.
Simpson. Mrs. Frank Buckner,
Mrs. Leroy Mashburn, Mrs. M. C.
Dickens, Mrs. Joe Hemphill, Mrs.
R. D. Rogers, and Mrs. H. W.
Sanders.
HALL SISTERS ENTERTAIN
SEWING GROUP
The needlework group of the
Black Mountain Arts club met last
Monday with Misses Caroline, Ru
by. and Bernice Hall at Fairlawn.
Christmas refreshments were
served from a beautifully decor
ated table, centered by a sugar
plum tree, on each side of which
were white candles in silver
holders. A red tarlton cloth covered
the table. On the buffet was a
Christmas tree of colored balls,
over which was festooned a silver
rope.
It was a particularly festive and
enjoyable occasion for all.
M Y W SING CAROLS
AT WNC SAN
The Youth Fellowship of the
Methodist church entertained the
patients at the W.N.C. Sanatorium
last Sunday evening with Christ
mas carols. Mrs. Douglas Jones
and the Rev. and Mrs. Thad Mc-
Donald accompanied the group.
There were approximately thirty
young people participating.
Mrs. Cartell in Mocksville, North
Carolina. This will be Mr. Yates’
first visit to his new grandbaby,
four weeks old Ellen Baskerville
Gartell.
The college girls toured the
Montreat community Sunday night
singing carols, which were great
ly enjoyed by the residents.
Black Mountain
LIBRARY NEWS
The backgrounds for the fol
lowing books are laid in four dif
ferent states of our U. S. A.
THE OUTSIDERS - Jane Ab
bott. A novel that probes human
relationships and old fashioned
American individualism in a New
Hampshire mill town where
strangers must prove themselves
before they are accepted as neigh
bors.
THE PROUD WAY- Shirley
Seifert. A story of a girl’s heart,
of the Old South of a famous man
little known as a person, and a
complicated family intrigue. This
new historical romance is reward
ing, satisfying fare. Set in the
Natchez plantation region during
the antebellum years 1843-44.
THE’CLEFT ROCK - Alice Tis
dale Hobart. Four generations of
the Dodd family in California.
TAR HEELS - Jonathan Daniels.
A portrait of North Carolina.
VISITORS FROM ILLINOIS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller and
children Susan and Joyce Ann of
Bloomington, Illinois, stopped for
a few hours’ visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Greenwood Wednes
day afternoon. They were enroute
to Florida.
PASSES EXAMINATION
Dr. Philip Morgenstefn, chief
of the medical service at Oteen
VA hospital, formerly of Black
Mountain, recently passed his ex
amination and is now certified as
a specialist in internal medicine
by the Board of Internal Medicine.
IN nortiTWILKESBORO
R. E. Finch, J. L. Potter, and the
Rev. W. A. Huneycutt spent Mon
day in North Wilkesboro.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray McSwain at
tended the Rhododendron club
Christmas dinner-dance at the
George Vanderbilt hotel Saturday
night.
FINISHES COURSE
Ray McSwain finished the
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Black Mountain (NC) NEWS—
Thursday, December 23, 1948
course at the Dell School of Med
ical Technology last Friday. He
plans to continue his studies at
the Asheville-Biltmore college.
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