are present Baptist circle je Kinsey Business \\ o lt, of the First Baptist ■ Tuesday evening, May home of Misses Flonda Waite. Wells, circle chairman, during the business ses tia" tjue Rut M :na Cook presented an program on “Chris .,tion and Alcoholism.” assisted by Mrs. Ruth Florida Waite, Miss rt. Mrs. Carolyn Kyles, Page, and Mrs. Lois obers attended the meet iing those mentioned ad Mrs. Clara Kelly and Glover. For Continued SCHOOL PROGRESS VOTE TO RE-ELECT ( harlos ( . Boll IU SCOM BE COUNTY HOARD OF EDUCATION Democratic Primary Saturday, May 31 Paid Political Adv Swannanoa Girl Scout Court .-'ll '< "J MONTREAT Miss Julia Stokes The afternoon circles of the Wo men ot the Montreat church met on Tuesday, May 1:!. < ircle 1, Mrs. W. ,J. Gammon, chairman, met with the Misses h.dith and Jean Tait in their home on Assembly drive, with Mrs. I ’earl Jones as co-hostess. Mrs. I.. Nelson Bell led prayer and Mrs. I’aul Moore the Bihle study. Re freshments were served to Miss Hodi Anders, Mrs. \\ . J. Gammon, Mrs. L. Nelson Bell, Mrs. 0. V. Armstrong. Mrs. V. Farkas, Miss Margaret Carstens, Mrs. 1'aul Moore, Miss Julia Stokes, Miss Winifred Wood, Mrs. Robert Quil ian. The June meetings are ad vanced one week. Miss Elizabeth Wroodhouse will entertain on June t ircle 2, Mrs. Joseph Hopper, chairman, met in the home of Mrs. A. A. McLean on Virginia road. Mrs. A. C. Holt led the Bible study and Mrs. Corbett the discussion period. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Frank Donoho, Mrs. A. ('. Holt, Mrs. Joseph Hopper, Mrs. Stanley Bennett, Mrs. Bertha Bentley, Mrs. George Ennett, Mrs. Samuel Woods, Miss Alice Hardie, Mrs. Geo. White, Mrs. Marion Corbett, and the Misses Ida and Jessie Tipton. Circle ,'i, Mrs. W. Frank McEl roy. chairman, met in the home of Mrs. Noyes Wilson on Lookout road. Miss Margaret Hopper led the Bible study. Refreshments were served to Mrs. McElroy, Miss Margaret Hopper, Mrs. L. ,1. Cop pedge, Mrs. Harold Coburn, Mrs. Clauser, Mrs. J. S. McRae, Miss Florence Illidge, Mis. Benjamin Murph, Miss Mamie Rose, Mrs. Thomas Spence, Miss Mary Ward and Mrs. M. C. Wood. The executive board of the Wo men of the Church will meet on May 27 at 4 p.m. in the green room of the Assembly inn. The president, Miss Elizabeth Hoyt, will preside. The meetings are put up one week and after June the women will not meet until fall. Over fiOO men of the Synod of South Carolina held their annual synod conference in Montreat May 17-18. The Rev. W. Ted Jones, re gional director of South Carolina of Columbia, was director of the conference. Thev held the morn ing worship service in Anderson auditorium. Dr. B. D. Miller, ex ecutive secretary of extension . .- — i. MiM. GotftUvi' ^binincj, (loam 12 Miles West of Black Mountain on Hwy. 70 Open 7 Days a Week FROM 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Specializing In ALL GOOD THINGS TO EAT The Swann a no a Girl Stout neighborhood will hold its annual ourt of Awards on Tuesday, May 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Swannanoa Community clubhouse. About 80 ■ ill Scouts and adult workers v'll have a part in the program. parents and interested friends ire cordially invited to attend by ill's. G. B. Talbot, neighborhood hairman. church, of Atlanta, Ga., preached on “Man Without Miracles.” Oth er speakers at the conference were l*.1' -Hanford G. Gutzke, professor "1 English Bible and Christian ed ucation at Columbia Theological seminary, Decatur, Ga., who gave the address at the 9:30 a.m. ses sion on Sunday. He spoke on "Man s Place in Christian Educa tion. The Montreat College chor us sang special music. There was mass singing at 7:30 on Sat urday, led by the Rev. Archie C. Graham with the Rev. Thomas W. Horton at the organ. Dr. Patrick D. Miller spoke on “Extending the < hurch.’ This address was fol lowed by election of new officers. Ernest \\ . Evans president of the Synod council presided. The Montreat church held their worship service at 11 o'clock in Gaither chapel with the pastor, the Rev. Stanley Bennett, in the pulpit. The college chorus sang an anthem then left to sing in An derson auditorium. The Junior choir sang an anthem and the choral response after the prayers. They did well and showed good training. The Junior choir will not have any more rehearsals un til fall. They have been a good addition to the church service. On next Sunday the baccalaur eate service will be held in Gaith er chapel at 10:45. (Please note change of time). Dr. J. Cecil Law rence, executive secretary of Meck lenburg Presbytery, will be the speaker. On Monday graduation exercises will be held in Gaither at 10:30 a.m. with Dr. William B. McCorkle as speaker. The Senior High fellowship met in the Graham home at 5:30 p.m. The Student Christian associa tion met in Gaither chapel at 7:15 p.m. with the Misses l'ansie Cam eron and Annette Gatlin telling about the world mission conference which they attended in Eatonton, Ga., earlier in the spring. The art and publicity group was in charge. The Life Service group met in Gaither chapel at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Donald Barnhouse as speaker. The Senior recital which had been postponed twice was given on Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. in Gaither chapel by Jack M. Jones, tenor. The singing was very fine, as was the accompaniment by Miss Carolyn Oates. The news of the concert was not given out in time to get a crowd out and the audi ence, though small, was most en thusiastic and each piece was re ceived with bursts of applause. Jack Jones is receiving the degree of Bachelor of Arts in music and will become minister of music at the Merrimon Avenue Baptist church, Asheville, June 1. He has made many friends in Montreat in the years he has attended the col lege here and worked in the chor us during the summer for the conferences. Miss Grace Hardie has returned to her home on Assembly drive after spending the winter vvith her sister, Mrs. W. T. Bell in Glen Ridge, N. J. She visited in Flori da and Alabama also. Miss Grace Hardie and Miss Alice Hardie vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hardie in Walhalla over the week-end. Mrs. Coleman Groves and her aunt, Miss Virginia St. Clair, have returned to Miss St. Clair’s home on Virginia road after spending the winter in Mrs. Groves’ home in Umatella, Fla. Miss Annie Webb has returned from Duneden, Fla., where she has been for the last few months. Miss Elizabeth Woodhouse, who has been visiting Miss Webb for sev eral weeks, has returned to her home on Kentucky road. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Grier, who have been spending the winter in their home in Rock Hill, S. C., are 1 in their cottage on Virginia road. Dr. and Mrs. A. A. McLean are 3 spending a week in Siler City, r Dr. and Mrs. Frank Estes of - Estill, S. C., were in their cottage 1 on Assembly drive for several > days last week. They had several - of the Men of South Carolina t Synod conference over the week - end as guests. Miss Mabel Roberts of Weaver ? ville, spent several days as guest - of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donoho. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Graybeal of ■ Washington College, Tenn., an ' nounce the engagement of their B daughter, Freda Graybeal. to Wil " liam Richard Donoho. U. S. Navy, ■ stationed in Newfoundland, son of e Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donoho of Montreat. The wedding will take r place in August. 1 Invitations have been received ’ for the wedding of Vivian Inez Lewis, daughter of Mrs. Edna ” Juanita Lewis, in the First Baptist r | church, Tampa, Fla., and to the e We Salute We salute you on your birthday: May 2d- Cindy Nache, Mrs. J. I>. Baker, Brenda Gay Bell, Frank Williams, Belzie Spivey, Jean Tip ton, Mrs. R. T. Greene, Anthony Barbera, Mary Ervin, Ed Bartlett, Ray Cockrell, Jr., Richard Sim mons, I’boeba Robinson, Faye Stewart, Albert E. Harris, Resia Ik Singleton, Cleta C. Graham. May 24- Tommy Gentry, Ruby Searcy, Yistal Caldwell, Horace Simmons. Edna Lucas, Ramey Solomon, Lettie McMahan, Naomi Billings, Beulah Lackey, Christine Stafford, I'earl Marlowe, Rena Mae Cari'. May 25—Barbara Ann I.ongcoy, Dewey Waldrop, Paul Traywick, Mary Hall, Raymond Russell, Guy Allison, Evia Mae Kimble, Sandra Jackson, Bessie G. Craig, I). L. Nanney, Carol Harbin, Emily Hol reception in the church dining hall on Friday, June 20, at 7:30 in the evening. Miss Lewis was a student at Montreat college for two years, ’55-’57. FOR RENT Furnished apartment; 2 bed rooms, livingroom, all elec, kitchen, private bath; 3rd St., Dr. Jim Love, Ph. NO-9-7276. lifield, Ronald Wilson. May 2. E. Appli ances. THE TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES SHOWN ARE THE MINIMUM. IF WHAT YOU HAVE TO TRADE IS WORTH MORE, TYSON'S WILL GO THE TOP DOLLAR. 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