Peekin' Through The
KEYHOLE
, . . With LIB
By Elizabeth Dinwiddle
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton <. >b *i
Hodges, S. C.. visited Mrs Richard
Seawright last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Howard D. Gorsline
and Mrs. Ardith Rathburn ot Will
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iamston. Mich., are visiting Mrs
Gorsline's brother Ashby McCoy
ami Mrs McCoy They came espe
cially to attend the wedding of
the Gorslines' son David, last Sun
day afternoon in Mor_unton
Mrs Carolyn Walbek has re
turned to Miami after spending
some time at "The Pines". Mon
treat road.
Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Daugherty
spent the week end in Winston
Salem.
Miss Dale Wrcnn will attend
Western Carolina College. Cullo
whee. this year.
Cecil Wilson, who volunteered
for service, is now stationed at
Camp Jackson. Columbia. S. C.
Miss Joyce Wells is attending
Western Carolina college. Cullo
whee. again this year
Mr and Mrs. Silas Kiper of
Normal. 111., and Mr. and Mrs G
P. Baker of Bloomington were
week end guests of George Carder
Ira R. Stewart and daughter.
Miss Marjorie Anne Stewart of
Little Rock, Ark., spent several
days the first of the week with
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Longcoy, Sr.
They were en route to Spartan
burg where Miss Stewart will en
roll in Converse college
Miss Barbara Justus has returned
to the University of Florida.
Gainesville.
Dillon Gaskins is enrolled at
State college, Raleigh
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cash and
children, Libby and Joe Jr of
Sylva, spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Poteat
and children, Amy and Renee of
Orlando, Fla., and Frank Villa
rosa of Tampa, are visiting Ken
neth’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. O.
Poteat.
Robert Goodson. Don and Har
old Brown. Cecil Nanney and
Sherwood Mull have returned to
Berea college. i
Enjoying a visit at their sum
mer cottage in Summer Haven, i
Swannanoa, are Mrs. E. P. Rowell j
and son Donald of Coconut Grove. <
Miami. Fla.. Mr Rowell left last ;
Saturday to return to his business
and Mrs. Rowell and Donald will (
remain for the remainder of this i
month. Mrs. Rowell was honored ,
last Sunday afternoon on her
birthday at the home of Mr and i
Mrs. P. B. Nugent by a small t
group of colony friends. Mrs. ]
Nugent and Mrs. Rowell are sisters.
Mrs. Bissell Parker of Hump- ;
ton. S. C.. has been a house guest ]
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry ' Cai land
for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L Kirkpatrick
and Mack are now residing at 112
Connally street. They bought the
home formerly owned by Arthur
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs Townsend Hay
have returned from a three weeks’
trip to Toledo, Ohio, where they
attended the wedding of Mr. Hay’s
granddaughter Miss Elizabeth Las
ley and James Canty. They also
visited Mrs. Hay's son-in-law and
daughter in Chicago and Mr. Hay’s
brother and wife in Oshkosh. Wis.
En route home they stopped for
a visit with Dr. and Mrs. R. C.
Meyer in Vincennes, Ind.
Miss Shirley Mull, a member of
the Junior Nurses class of Berea
School of Nursing, left Saturday
for the Cincinnati General hospital
which is connected with Berea.
Raoul Le Blanc of Prescott.
Ontario, visited Sherwood Mull
several days last week. Raoul is a
junior at Berea college. He made
the trip from his home to Black
Mountain on a bicycle. He has
travelled over 4500 miles on his
bike this past summer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wilson at
tended the stock car races in Darl
ington. S. C.. Labor Day. They
visited points of interest on the
coast over the week end before
going to Darlington.
Mr and Mrs. Lee Seagle, Mr.
and Mrs. Ashby McCoy, Mr. and
Mrs. C C. Godfrey, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A Kerlee. Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Crawford and Miss Mary Hooker
attended the w’edding of Miss
Elizabeth Nixon Martin to David
Gorsline in the Lutheran church.
Morganton. last Sunday afternoon.
The reception was held in the
home of the bride’s grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barkley. Mr.
Gorsline is a grand nephew of Mrs.
Seagle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Drennen
and daughters, Lezlie and Eliza
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Black Mountain, N. C.
Dial 3331
both, of Falls Church, Va former
residents of Black Mountain, spent
a week's vacation here visiting
friends. During their stay here
they were entertained with a din
ner party given by Mr and Mrs
.lames A. Crawford They were
also guests in the H A Kerlec
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Collins and
children of Winston-Salem visited
Mr and Mrs. Horace Simmons over
the week end
Eugene Knoefel left last week
for Raleigh where he is enrolled
at State college
Miss Sara Martin is at ten ung
St Genevivc-of-The-Pines Ashe
ville. this year.
Miss Norma Justus will leave
Friday for Emory University
School of Nursing. Atlanta Hei
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Just
us, will drive her down.
Miss Peggy Williams left last
Wednesday for Meredith college.
Raleigh. She was accompanied by
her parents. Mr. and Mrs R E
Williams.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Jono-- and
sons. Jimmy and Paul Jr. of Dur
ham. visited Mr. and Mrs Douglas
Jones. over the week end
Mr and Mrs Boyce M settle
and Miss Barbara Arrowood have
returned from a trip to Ft. Leonard
Wood. Mo., where they visited the
Settles' son. Boyce, Jr. who will
leave the States within a few days
for overseas duty
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redfearn
returned to Monroe last Thursday
after spending the summer at their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Guess have
returned from a two weeks' visit
with their son-in-law and daugh
ter. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Borgman.
and Mary Alice of Edgewood, Md
Miss Reba Gouge left last
Thursday to enter the graduate
school of nursing at the Univer
sity, Chapel Hill. Reba was grad
uated from Berea school of nurs
ing at Berea college in June. She
is working on her B.S. degrees in
nursing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dotson and
daughter Ann of Canton. Ohio, are
spending a two weeks’ vacation
with the Pete Dotson family and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Boger of
Lakeland, Fla., spent last Friday
night with Mr. and Mrs. H. B
Craven, Ridgecrest. The Bogers
have a summer home at Blowing
Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. David Nache and
children, David. Jr. and Cynthia
Ann of Washington. D. C.. and Mr.
Collielle of Lima, Peru, and Washi
ngton spent Labor Day week end
Aith Mrs. Nache's parents. Mr
ind Mrs. H. A. Kerlee.
A. R. Johnston has gone to Cin
cinnati. Ohio, to make his home
ivith his daughter Mrs. William
A. Dryer.
Mrs. Estelle McMillan has ar
•ived from Atlanta to spend some
ime with her sister. Mrs. W S.
3rantley and Mr. Brantley.
Dr. and Mrs. A. P. McDonald
and sons. Allen, Bobby and Paul,
nave returned to Atlanta after a
visit with her mother. Mrs. Clif
ford Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allison are
visiting Dr. and Mrs. James B.
Chandler, Sr., in Fayetteville. Mrs.
James B. Chandler, Jr. returned
to Fayetteville with them after a
visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Sindt and
four children of Downers Grove.
111., stopped last Saturday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Greenwood
and Buddy.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Massey are
leaving Thursday (today) for Cali
fornia where they will visit their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kas
sel Massey for an indefinite per
iod.
Miss Eleanor Justus is enrolled
at the University of Georgia.
Athens, for the coming year.
Doris Higginbotham Rice will at
tend Western Carolina college
Cullowhee, again this year.
Mrs. M. H. Rolfe of Miami is
spending the month of September
at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Edwards of
Durham visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Uzzell and daughter several days
last week
Mrs. Mary B. Lenahan left
Wednesday to spend the winter
in Miami after spending the sum
mer at her home here.
Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Dayman and
children. Richard and Susan have
returned from Florence, S. C.. to
make their home here. Dr. Hay
man was in private practice as
specialist in internal medicine at
Florence. He is now on the in
ternal medical staff at Moore VA
hospital. Swannanoa. They are
residing at 109 Daugherty street
Dr. Curt Eisenberg of Philadel
phia is visiting the Hoffmans at
Last Resort. Dr Eisenberg, music
teacher and conductor, is coaching
Mr. Hoffman in composition while
here. He deeply appreciates the
Carolina scenery and weather.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Grimes of
Siler City will spend this week end
with Mrs. Betty Wrenn, John and
Dale. Mrs. Grimes is Mrs.
Wrenn's sister.
Mrs. Frank Watson has returned
to Raleigh after spending the
summer here.
Mrs. Oscar Norton and daughter.
MISS EDITH CHATTERTON
LEADS WSCS DISCUSSION
A program on "Jesus' Concern
for Cities' was led and discussed
l,\ Miss Edith Chatterton at the
\\ nman's Society of Christian Ser
vice Tuesday evening in th? fel
lowship room of the Methodist
church.
Howard Gorham showed slides
of local flowers and surroundings
Miss Caroline Hall gave a short
talk on the theme to he used for
the year. "Except the l.ord Keep
ill Is Quiet On
Ridgecrest l rout
Ridge- rest is new on off-summer
schedule. The assembly season is
ended The summer activities are
over. A silence has come over this
<jui,e community. We are without
outerv. clamor, din, uproar, tumult
or excitement.
The three major daily happen
ing' are n ruing, noon and nigh?.
There is no rush, push nor hurry.
The chimes are not heard early
in the morning to call us to daily
activity. bells do not ring any more,
organ music is hushed, pianos are
silent, public address systems no
longer yell at us, the call to class
and conference is not heard hourly,
the voices of song leaders and
choirs are silenced, the doors are
closed, curtains are folded and the
shades are down. The tramp, tramp
of feet is not heard, streets and
buildings are deserted. Laughter
in the great dining room and shouts
in the kitchen have ceased. There
is no hissing of escaping steam
about the big eighty gallon steak
cooking pots, no clanging of pot'
and pans and -no rattling of plates,
cups and saucers, pie pans, flat
ware, and dishwashing machines.
Brooms and mops are tucked away.
The Gift Shop, Book Store and
Nibble Nook where bright lights,
glitter and glamous and fascina
tion reigned during the summer
are as spooky as a graveyard on
a moonlit night. Oratory has
ceased. Preaching, teaching sing
ing, conference work, class room
lectures, coaching, hiking, water
melon cutting, handwork, photo
graphy, swimming, rowing, basket
ball, softball, tennis and other
games will have to wait till next
June.
Twenty eight thousand six hun
dred plus registered for the con
ferences. A record number this
was. They came from about thirty
three states and ten foreign coun
tries while other thousands came
for a day and forgot to leave their
names but they carried away many
blessings.
Manager Willard K. Weeks and
Mrs. Weeks are greatly pleased
with every thing. They should take
the privilege of slowing down a
bit after the big rush. Keeneyed
and constantly on the watch, W. M.
Pate “a seven days a week on the
job man” has “fixed” most of his
postseason problems while Mrs.
Pate having accomplished a hercu
lean task supervising “operation
opening and closing the buildings”
and between time filling a respon
sible postion at the Bureau of
Information is longing for a few
days of complete rest. Mrs. J.
Fred Stimson who handles a mil
lion pieces of mail, more or less,
made room assignments and put
about twenty eight thousand to
bed comfortably feels like taking
a snooze and will be on vacation
soon. Four hundred fifty staff
workers have returned to their
work at home, school, class room
and other assignments.
Foremen Joseph Hollifield and
Walt Allison with crews of car
penters, masons and helpers are
directing their skills and talents
toward building Camp Crestridge
For Girls and the man who really
makes Ridgecrest Assembly shine
inside and out, Mr. S. W. McMahan,
continues with his assistants to
hide much “dirt” with his paint
brush. And so everybody now
goes whistling along getting ready
for 1955.
A strict account of the season's
accomplishments must include the
activities of the staff of Camp
Ridgecrest for Boys with George
Pickering at the help as director.
Miss Lizzie Waits as bookkeeper
andn Mrs. H. I.. Wade as dietitian
planning and serving wholesome
meals. Three hundred twenty two
boys for five weeks each kept the
staff on the ball for ten weeks.
Your correspondent after nine
teen summers here bows himself
out of the circle at Ridgecrest.
Since one cannot turn back the
pages of the calendar nor stop the
movement of the sun, moon and
stars, nor stop the years a< they
roll along we bow to the inevit
able and turn the work over to
younger and more capable hands.
Only gratitude fills our heart for
the years we have enjoyed at
Ridgecrest.
Miss Eloise Norton, are spending
the week in Petersburg, Va. Ihev
are visiting Mrs. Max E Reagan,
daughter of the Nortons, and a
little week - old granddaughter.
Stephen Lynn, born in Petersburg
last week.
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BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
th«
psalm
\ smg tin- same theme. Mrs H
\V Sanders assisted l>y 'rs
George Moray presented a wor
.i,m service usimt verses from dit
ferent chapter* of the Bible Mr*
Henry T Ware told of her trip
to the school of missions of the
\\ Si'S in Greensboro from Aus
29 to Sept. 3.
The class was taught b\ Miss
Louise Robinson who lived and
worked in Asia for more than 30
vein* Mrs Gordon Green* oed
,1av Sept 13 with a picnic in the
playground on Church street Ur
i!(, 3 Mrs Ernest Plemmons.
chairman, was in charge of the
program. Circle 4. Mrs J *
\\ rr'ht chairman served refresh
moots to Mr> I- C Jumper. Mrs
Stanlev C.arland Mrs John Bene
dici Mr- Charles Fortune. Miss
[ ila Corbitt. Mrs Moray. Mrs
John Bumgarner. Mrs Greenwood
Mrs Thad McDonald. Mr- Charles
\.er;le. Miss Mary Young. Miss
Weeksville. •A>- C., after spending
lo days hero with Mrs Flack and
Phillip- They will join him at a
later date.
Kui" Mall. Mrs \V. C Houston.
tv June Glenn. Jr Mrs M f.
luckei. Mrs Wright. Mrs Harvey
prossley. Mr- ( C Godfrey. Mrs
■ fhatterton Mrs I I
Pence Mrs I> P. Dinwiddie. Mrs
Douglas Jones. Miss Hall and Mrs
Sanders
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