MONTREAT
The Rev. John R. Williams, pas
tor, preached at the morfiing wor
ship service in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday, March 30. He
began a series of four sermons
on the same text, Matt. 21, the
50th and 51st verses. This Sun
day the subject was “God Re
vealed in The Cross.”
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday.
Holy Communion will be observed
at the morning worship service.
Wednesday prayer meetings
were at 4:00 p.m. in the sun
parlor of Assembly Inn and at
7:15 in Gaither chapel. The pastor
was in charge of both meetings.
The executive board of the Wom
en of the Church met Tuesday,
April 1, at 4 p.m. in the home
of the president, Mrs. J. P. Will
iams, on Assembly drive.
Circle No. 1, Mrs. J. Rupert
McGregor, chairman, will meet at
the home of Mrs. McGregor on
r Thursday, April 10, at 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. Ira Holt .is co-chairman of
this circle.
Circle No. 2, Miss Alice Hardie,
chairman, will meet with Miss
Hardie at her home on Virginia
road on Tuesday, April 8, at 4:00
p.m. Mrs. Keith Townsend is co
chairtnan of this circle.
The Business Women’s Circle,
Miss Betty Maxwell, president,
will meet Monday night, April 7,
at Assembly Inn for a short bus
iness session and then adjourn to
attend “Ladies Night” with the
Men of Montreat.
The Men oi Montreat win noia
“Ladies Night” at Assembly Inn
on Monday, April 7, at 8 p. m. All
women in Montreat are invited.
The Women of the Montreat
church gathered at 6:30 for a din
ner meeting and program on
March 25 in Assembly Inn dining
room. Husbands and friends were
present also. The large T-shaped
table was beautifully decorated by
Mrs. Keith Townsend and Mrs.
Thomas Spence and their commit
tee. Hundreds of jonquills were
used on the table. A color scheme
of yellow and shades of purple
and lavender were beautifully car
ried out. Little butterflies, indica
tive of spring, fluttered on candles
and down the center of the tables.
Mrs. Geza Soos was the principal
after-dinner speaker. The new of
ficers for the coming year, with
Mrs. John Payne Williams, pres
ident, were installed by Dr. Ru
pert McGregor. Mrs. W. J. Gam
mon, the retiring president, pre
sided at the dinner until she
handed the gavel to the new pres
ident. Mrs. Williams then an
nounced the circle chairmen as:
Mrs. J. Rupert McGregor, Circle
1, and Miss Alice Hardie, Circle 2.
Miss Betty Maxwell was elected
by the Business Women’s Circle
as president. Mrs. McGregor and
Miss Hardie announced the mem
bers of their circles.
The annual business session, Mrs.
Gammon, presiding, was held be
fore the dinner at 5:00 p.m. in
the sun parlor of the Inn. Those
present at the dinner were: the
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Currie, Mrs.
Mellinger Henry, Mrs. Charles
Wait, Mrs. C. E. Dorsey, Mrs. W.
E. White, Miss Elizabeth Cole,
Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, Dr. and Mrs.
Spence, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Will
iams, Mrs. Charles Brinkerhoff,
Miss Elizabeth Wilson, Miss Julia
Stokes, Mrs. Bertha Bentley, Dr.
Nettie Grier, Miss- Lucy Grier,
Mrs. U. J. L. Peoples, Dr. F. Ken
nedy, Miss Virginia St. uiair, me
Rev. 0. F. Yates, Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Wyly, Mrs. Pearl Jones,
Mrs. William Griffin, Miss Sallie
Liddell, Mrs. Joseph Hopper, the
Rev. and Mrs. Gammon, Mrs.
Samuel Woods, the Rev. and Mrs.
W. A. Linton, Mrs. Robert Coit,
Miss Annie Webb, Mrs. W. R. Pot
ter, Miss Lila Peck Walker, Miss
Maxwell, Miss Zoulean Anderson,
Mrs. Woodhouse, Miss Elizabeth
Woodhouse, Miss Florence Illidge,
Mrs. Robert Kelly, Dr. and Mrs.
Coppedge, Dr. and Mrs. L. Nelson
Bell, Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Ross,
Dr. and Mrs. McGregor, Mr. and
Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. John Nes
bitt, Miss Helen Miles, Miss Har
die and her guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Hardie of Baltimore and Paris,
France, C. Rice, Miss Leila Kirt
land, Mrs. Andrew Dale, and Mr.
and Mrs. Shepherd and others.
A group of friends of Mrs.
Crosby Adams made a pilgrimage
to her grave in Piney Grove cem
etery and took flowers there from
her home garden for her birthday,
March 25.
Mrs. John Payne Williams re
presented her alma mater, Lake
Erie college, Pinesville, Ohio, in
the academic procession and in
auguration of the new president
of Queens college, Charlotte, Dr.
Charlton C. Jernigan, Saturday
morning, March 29. Those who ac
companied Mrs. Williams to Char
lotte for the exercises were J. P.
Williams, Mrs. Townsend, a grad
uate of Queens college, and the
Rev. O. F. Yates. Mr. Yates visited
Mrs. Robson of Davidson, a sister
of the late Mrs. Yates.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Lm
ton, missionaries under the Pres
byterian Church, U. S., board of
world missions to Korea and re
cently returned to this country,
are in Montreat for a furlough and
are in their home on Kentucky
road. . . .
Miss Alice Hardie of' Virginia
road had as her guests this past
week her nephew and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hardie,
of Baltimore, Md. They have been
living in Paris, France, for the
past three years but expect to
make their home in New Jersey.
Ray Francis Fernandez of New
York City joined his family last
week in a visit with Mrs. Fern
andez’ parents', Dr. and Mrs. L.
J. Coppedge, at their home on
Grevbeard road.
Dr. Redhead, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, Greensboro,
and Mrs. Redhead spent a short
time in Montreat last week to
arrange for the building of their
summer home on Virginia road.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Rupert Mc
Gregor have moved into their new
home on Assembly drive. They are
now busy landscaping then
grounds.
Mrs. Andrew Dale of Columbia,
Tenn., spent a few days in Mon
treat this past week. Mrs. Dale
has a summer home on Greybeard
rc ,d.
Miss Lila Peck Walker of the
Woman’s College, Greensboro, was
the recent guest of Miss Betty
Maxwell at Assembly Inn.
Miss Julia Stokes and Mrs. Ira
Holt represented Montreat work
TAKE PART IN WEDDING
The Rev. and Mrs. Thad Mc
Donald and Thad III left Mon
day morning for Cullman, Ala.,
where they will participate in the
wedding of the Rev. Mr. Mc
Donald’s sister, Miss Peggy Mc
Donald, to Dolph Ormond m the
First Methodist church, Wednes
day night. Mrs. McDonald will
serve as matron-of-honor and Mr.
McDonald will give his sister
away. The Rev. T. L. McDonald
Sr. will perform the ceremony.
ing with the Red Cross in the
blood bank held at Morgan Mfg.
Co. last week.__
—New Year’s Day is a legal
holiday in all states except Kansas
and Massachusetts.
VISITS SON AND FAMILY
Mrs. Morris Gardner left
day for a week’s visit wift v
son and family, Mr. and
Howard Gardner and Ethel v
in Gainsville, Fla. V
VISIT FAMILY HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Watkin. t
of Raleigh and Miss Ruth wJ.r
kins, student nurse at Watt. A
piUl, Durham, spent Saturri "
and Sunday with Mr. and
Clyde Watkins Sr. Mrs
SUNDAY VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McDouri.
and family of Elizabethan, TenV
visited members of Mr y’’
Dougle’s family here last Sun'
day.
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