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treat
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Mi** Jo
morn
'^derlon "Auditorium
worship service
held
iVlock
Sun
,a.y roorninR. Dr
,u pastor of First
l* H , / ^'rch, Auburn, Ala.,
I'1'. ,.,rian on - ' M.MJcrn Man
ich\
Lch>':i
terisn
on 1 'paith,’’ based on
S •• v;;:r Of Matthew. -
Modern Man
On
E. S.
fth Charles
, Sund« i(ient of the General
Liner
P'
Lmbiy'
Trai
ning School will
I the
;uest pro*
acher.
the > ,
t
ung Pe°P,
Ip's vespers was
Lt
P
. ('hapel at 7 p. m.
the Billy Graham
m
are.
Oil
| lishl'1
. \vn
m
Town,” was snown
that the hymn
after
i ' E „ ,
Coiie
, in Assembly Inn.
i , young adults met
with Mrs.
I
illegiate home
hostess. _
W
Training school
of we
' «*ld
Address
was by
vion on Wednesday,
re- jn Anderson audi
t The opening ses
' Woman’s conference
Wednesday at 7:45
■ Stars in a Dark
In ' i, Mrs. James D.
Irld." wB> y »i«
fcer , hv a, 7:45 p. m. there
h *1’ " "Aram of music given.
1be aJ t< Mr. and Mrs. Vic
es1 Mr. and Mrs. Allan
' Hyerync is >nvited.
V L M., Ross Lynn were
®r- J1the homecoming rally
forM r '.veil Orphanage in
T #c on June 18. This
t!t held every five years and
n /possible'' There
rn j of celebrations and
?c?9 of the graduates attend
n!' Friday a barbecue was
|..P" Saturday at 11 o’clock
Id o service was held
|^e !!’a'h school auditorium with
1t,:1; “ , „noi,ie„C Ch.rle.
*3. ,f Waycross, t,a., pre
Itev. F. PL Jordon of
, ; a tribute to Dr.
tfhvriwa' superintendent
rr::,.invcl! Orphanage for 25
L"from H'l$ to 1943. At the
r:f ,hl. tribute Dr. Lynn was
LWl a new Pontiac and a
| n came as a com
| i> of the grad
f become outstanding
n« sections of
Saturday at the
alumnae
were
Layton
The
ir
in
country. On .
• was the Hon
Eble Joe
,uc Graham Miller, attor
"\,..v York City who is one
Also present
Mrs. Anna Agnevv Devlin of
IrJerv S. C.. who was one of
students. She
Lred T1 1 in 187B. She
rmost active and energetic and
appear to l>e in the
L ,j„. pt I.ynn is a retired
Pr< sbyterian
|jrch T. y spends the sum
|r a, their ottage on Texas
an,i Mr.- C 1. Stubbs and
Bilv will go to Richmond, Va.,
attend th< wedding of his
|t,.r m .. I;, • l.ou Stubbs to
Ip.. P( nil Saturday
Ky 2 at no :. r the 2nd Presby
Jian ci ire:: Mi--' Stubbs is the
lurch secret a . and Mr. Pender
fcph is v.:•.1 the Metropolitan
|e Insurance company.
Dr. ai,: Mrs Tl omas Hill and
in- of St Paul, Minn., and
Rill’s mother Mrs. Armfield
| in their cottage on West Vir
pia terrace.
Hr C H. Hamilton of David
: in her cottage on Kentucky
_.. Her daughter Mrs. Chris
■sthesun of Gainesville, h’la., i;
■th her for the summer. Mrs
Btheson the president of th<
■intreat Summer Woman’s club.
I Mr and Mrs. R. R. Harris aiu
fo children of Athens,^Ga., spent
Ht week with their aunt Miss
ay Blackwell in Miss Senn’s cot
fee on Assembly drive.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. McMillan of
Mobile, Ala., are in their cottage
“Macsbog” on Lookout road for
the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Kreamer
and family of Richmond, Va., spent
two weeks in the Pharr cottage
on Mississippi road. They will be
in the Paul Warren cottage for
the next few weeks. Dr. Kream
er, president of the Assembly’s
Training school, was one of the
speakers in the Educational Con
ference this past week.
Miss Princie Maphets is spend
ing a few weeks’ vacation in Cov
ington, Ky.
Mrs. Kenneth Close and daugh
ter Caroline of Maimi, Fla., spent
a few days in their cottage on
Louisiana road, ext. before going
to Chautauque, N. Y., where Car
oline will study music.
Mrs. R. 1,. Justis of Greensboro
is in her cottage “Idlewood” on
North Carolina terrace for the
summer. She has as her guest for
a month her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Ralph Justis and granddaughter
Healan Justis of Raleigh.
Mrs. H, W. Rurwell of Dallas,
Texas, is in her cottage on North
Carolina terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis Payne
of Davidson spent a few days this
past week in the Cunningham cot
tage on Missouri road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Swink ami
five children of Effingham are
spending two weeks in the Mc
Call cottage on Mississippi road.
Miss Madaline Orr of Charlotte
is visiting her sister Mrs. Horace
Johnston in her home on Virginia
road. They have as guest this
week Mrs. Asbury of Concord.
Mrs. R. B. Cunningham of Co
lumbia, S. C., and family and sis
ter Miss Nina Coursan of Water
boro are in the Cunnningham cot
tage on Assembly drive.
Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Crago are
in the Truda apartments for the
summer. They have as guests their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Rex King and children,
Nancy and Bryant of Tampa, Fla.,
for a few weeks.
The Rev. C. W. Solomon is in
Reidsville conducting evangelistic
services in the Presbyterian
church this week.
Dr. and Mrs. A. A. McLean
have as guests this week their
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
S. L. Barten and four children of
Charlotte. On .July 1 they will
have another daughter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker and
James, .Jr., of Siler City, and on
the 2nd their other daughter and
family will arrive from St. Paul,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McCormick
and son.
Mrs. J. B. McCoy of North
Wilkesboro is in her cottage on
Lookout road for the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Liston visit
ed Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Spence
in their home on Virginia road
last week. Dr. I.iston, president
of King college, attended the ed
ucational conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper Bell of
Lenoir and children will be in the
Roberts cottage on Virginia road
for the month of July.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Gray McAllister
of Richmond, Va., and daughter
Miss Louise McAllister are in
their cottage on South Carolina
terrace.
• 111(1 Will) |l<*> I ' I c [ 1
in Orlanda, Fla., is spending the
summer in Florida lodge. This
week she is with Miss Florence
Illidge in her cottage on Missis
sippi road.
Mrs. l’almer Smith and son
Francis Smith of Atlanta and
nephew Joe Metcalfe of Texas are
spending a few weeks in the Ed
wards cottage on Mississippi road.
Mrs. David Jones and two sons
of Hollandale, Miss., visited Mrs.
Pearl Jones in her home on As
sembly drive last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Campbell
and sons are in their cottage on
Texas road for the summer.
Mrs. W. J. Gammon will have
as guests for the woman’s con
ference. the Misses Lucy and -Mat
tie McDonald, Mrs. Katherleen
Carmichael and Mrs. Ben Car
michael of McDonough, Ca., and
Mrs. J. E. Irvine and Mrs. J.
Commings.
Mrs. A. B. Robson of Davidson
is spending a few weeks in the
Yates cottage on Assembly drive.
Mrs. E. C. Eaton is spending
the summer in the Eaton cottage
on Lookout road.
Miss Kathleen Lemon of Winns
boro, S. C., is spending a few
weeks in the South Carolina home.
Mrs. Charles Watkins, who has
been in Anderson all winter, is in
her cottage on Virginia road.
Miss Adatade Williams of Knox
ville, Tenn., was on a visit to her
brother and family, Mr. and Mrs.
John Payne Williams this past
week.
Mrs. Zeb Sawyer has returned
' to her home after being a patient
| at St. Joseph’s hospital,
j Mrs. Phil Glenn is improving
i after being ill at her home for the
past month.
This clipping will entitle Philip
S. Stevens and one guest to free
admission to see “Julius Caesar
at the Pix Theater.
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