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Methodist WSCS Elects Officers ; i -cle - of the WSCS of the . : st church met May 20 at ),, ne of Mrs. Glenn Bryan, members and two guests , present. Mrs. H. D. Daugh chairman, presided. Mrs. - ,.y Garland reviewed the last chapters of the studybook, oies of Such a Lord", by Al • k. Barnett. •p tallowing new officers were chairman, Mrs. Wm. H. • r; vice chairman, Miss Caro Had: recording secretary. Mi s. Daugherty; treasurer, Mrs. ji ,t. Wyrick. Refreshments were served by the Those present were Mrs. Aleshire, Mrs. Glenn Bryan, \f, W. W. Compton, Mrs. H. D. .irherty, Airs. Stanley Garland, ■\l, . June Glenn, Mrs. Gordon wood, Miss Bernice Hall, \j,.4 i aroline Hall, Mrs. Wm. H. l'„r.d!er. Mrs. W. T. Wright, Mrs. Wyrick and two visitors, Clara Schuente, and Miss Ha , . i art on. M. . VV. B. I’ollard will serve as - for the June meeting at friendship circle MEETS FOR JUNE T: Evening circle of Friend Pre.sbyterian church held its seeting at the church with 'uckie Hall and Mrs. Phyllis -f as co-hostesses. Mrs. s .. . Norwood, chairman, presid the business session. Puns for the Vacation Bible s; r, were discussed. Reports ude by the general treas ure Mrs. Dorothy Joyner, and the special fund treasurer, Mrs. Sybil Fox. The entire group participated in t|lt- -tudy of the book of St. Luke, chapters 11 and 12. Refreshments were served dur the social hour to Mrs. Elsie -hire, Mrs. Phyllis Burnette, Mrs Jackie Hall, Mrs. Sarah Nor Mrs. Sybil Fox, Mrs. Doro thv Joyner, Mrs. Martha Byrd, Mr-. Beatrice Clemmer, Mrs. Hel er. J imbron, Miss Mary Lee Gard ner. Dr. Nettie Grier, Miss Beulah MrMurtrav, Mrs. Sarah Stegall. Mr- Laura Watkins, Miss Jose ph; Woods, Mrs. William For tins. Sr., and Mrs. Garnett Mc Millan. MRS MERTLE IS HOSTESS AT BRIDGE V" - Charles Mertle entertained with a dessert bridge Saturday cv.-r. r.g. May 21, at her home on the Blue Ridge road in honor of he: leee, Mrs. Charles Dow of Conr.eaut, Ohio. Flowing several progressions J rrdge, prizes were awarded tn Miss Clara Schuenke, high; Mr- Douglas Jones, second high; Miss Hazel Barton, bingo. Those pres :.: were Mrs. L. C. Jumper, Mr- Bill Phillips, Miss Schuenke, Mi- - Barton, Mrs. Herbert I laugh er; Mrs. Harry C. Bates, Mrs. .1 :.... Mrs. S. A. Young, Mrs. C. 1 C ifrey. Mrs. W. A. Allison, Mi.-- Ruby Hall, Miss Caroline He. Mrs. I). P. Dinwiddie, Mis. ■I. V. Bergthold, and Mrs. Dow. Mrs. A. W. Breakey assisted Mrs. Mertle in serving. (Photo by DuPuy) were: Seniors of 1957-58 who received diplomas at Commence exercises at Owen High last Friday night _ Marv lMnahFliriSnin0V^ to, ng*31t' Carolyn Calloway, Joann Allen, Brenda Perkins, Ruth Clayton, Judy Luckadoo, Barbara Davidson, Joyce Riddle, ham Francis Swann^Shfrley Byrd°Iia 1 ®™°^s^ire’ Rebecca Brothers, Marjorie McCuen, Carolyn Magnant, Joan Walker, Francis Diggs, Rita Dilling Mirtm l?ft,to right. Evelyn Robinson, Joyce Pressley. Jeanette Hudgins, Bettie Davis, June Shook, Patricia Reid, Jean Shook, Mary r,11 ° v 10 ey; Eve,lyn Johnson, Jo Ann Byas, Annette Hall, Kaye Robinson, Wanda Bartlett, Melba Riddle, Phyllis Pruett, Betty Kitchen L lauclIa Law- * v°nne Lunsford, Wyonia Howie, Emily Hollifield. Tnniov iir,iI*ln»CT L0W' leftto right, Doris Snypes. Shirley Bell, Joann Surrett, Phyllis Burleson, Mickey Connor, Nonie Greene, Lynda McGraw, Peggy Harris’\Tartn ^oEniney Jane Bowness, Mary Byrd, Keevie Ballard, Mary Kay Morgan, Lea Tiller, Pat Gilliam, Alice Stevens, Marie Clark, Polly by Bernice McElrath' Miranda Voung’ Barbara Corbin, Patsy Sorrells, Geraldine Thomas, Louise Ball, Christine Owenby, Betty Wilson, Nana Owen n,„H°nrth [°'v; left ,t0 rjght, Sheldon Summerlin, David Burnette, David Cooke, Buddy Rogers, Terry Swann, Charles Harris, Bobby Watkins, n iiVL- uV1 , A exander' Emdsay Mattison, Bobby Ammons, Marvin Moore, Grady McMahan. Robert Thorpe, Ted Hall, Arthur Clayton Melvin ban, Bdly Wimberly, Donald and Darrell Kilpatrick, Charles Rogers, Jerry Rhymer. . v Eiftb row, left to right, Edward Byas, Roy Robinson, Thomas Dickens, Jackie Smathers, Eddie Harris, Leslie Haynes, Chris Mimidis, Har „eiecllth^^ Dminis Glass, Ted McCall, Alan Holcombe, Jim Reid, Lawrence Suttles, Sonny Slagle, Carl Bartlett, Tommy Thompson, Gary Ed _aias’ UavKt Pruett, Johnny Clements, Jimmy Creasman, Robert Hughes, Wayne Morrow, Albert Davis. .Blue Ridge To June 12, Student YM-YWCA June 15-18, N. C. Educational •association leaders. June 18-20, N. C. Classroom teachers. June 20-22, N. C. Fishers of Men. June 22-27, Southern Regional Institute of Family Service Asso ciation of America. June 22-27, Church of Christ. June 28-July 6, Undenomination al Bible camp. July 7-18, Southern Unitarian in stitute. July 10-19, Southern Industrial Relations conference. July 20-28, Blue Ridge Institute for Southern Community Service Executives. July 20-Aug. 1, Springfield Col lege Summer school. July 2d-2d, Ecumenical Institute for Christian Leaders. July 25-27, American Freedom association. July 27-Auk. 2, Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y congress. Aug. 1-3, Blue Ridge Board of Directors. Aug. 2-2, Clemson YMCA Advis ory Board. Aug. 2-9, Hi-X-Tri-Hi-Y con gress. Aug. 10-10, Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y con gress. Aug. 10-16, Institute of Juvenile Court judges. Aug. 17-22, YMCA A.O.S. Sum mer school. Aug. 17-22, YMCA Jr. Leaders’ school. Aug. 22-28, Baha’i World Faith. Oct. 16-19, YMCA Secretaries’ Training institute on racial prob lems. Christmount To June 14—Piedmont, N. C CYF. June 14-20, Piedmont, X. C. Ch Rho. June 24-27—Spiritual life con ference. June 20—Open for vacations. July 0—Open for vacations. July 13—Open for vacations. July 2-26—Overflow from Ecu menical conference to he held at lllue Ridge. July 27—Open for vacations. Aug. 2-4 — Retreat for North and South Carolina CWF board mem bers and local CWF presidents. Aug. 4-8—Christmount week. Aug'. 10-14—Audio-visual, work shop. Aug. 2(1-28—North Carolina min isters’ retreat. MONTREAT Miss Julia Stokes The young people of the Synod of Appalachia will hold a confer ence June 16-20. The leader is Ferman L. “Rocky" Young, First church, Chattanooga. Other lead ers and speakers are Dr. Hugh S. Bradley, Rev. Gary Demerest, Her bert B. Barks, Jr., Rev. I. M. El lis, and Mrs. Richard G. Shelor. The inspirational speaker is Dr. A. L. Currie, Westminster church, Nashville. A youth choir of 68 young peo ple is on tour of southern states. They are the Westminster choir of Oak Cliff Presbyterian church, Dallas, Tex. The leader is Bill Everett. They are spending a few days in Montreat enroute to Charlotte then go on to Washing ton, D. C. Thev have several sponsors and chaperones with them. The morning worship service was held in Gaither chapel with the pastor, the Rev. Stanley Ben nett preaching. Dr. Benjamin Dunford was at the organ. Next Sunday the service will be in Gaither, but on June 22 the Moun tain Retreat association will be gin services in Anderson auditor ium. We congratulate Helen Soos in reciting the child’s catechism. The Senior High fellowship met in the Graham home. Mrs. Gra ham is sponsor. The last prayer meeting for this season will be held in the sun par lor of Assembly inn at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, June 18. The pray erroom near the Winnsboro build ing will be open for the summer. Dr. and Mrs. William B. Rich More models with more ways to save! Chevrolet’s got a specialist for every job. starting with the lowest priced popular pickup you can buy and including the new Fleet side, with the biggest capacity ol any comparable pickup. There are Step-Van delivery models com plete with walk-in bodies. New medium-duty models-some with a new 72-in. cab-to-axle dimen sion that's tailor-made for tractor trailer use; others with a new extra-long wheelbase that s ideal for big van bodies. If your job calls tor trucks that are big ana tough, consider Chevy’s hefty hauling tandems, the most ad vanced heavyweights out. A quick call to your Chevrolet dealer can start a Chevy saving on your job right away. See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer ! STa • McMurrav Chevrolet Co., Inc. IfltlTIUl * .. Manufacturer’s License No. 110 £ STREET Dealer No. 2291 Phone NO 9-3141 Black Mountain and son have moved into the W. C. Cooper cottage on Assembly drive. Mrs. Henry Elliott and daugh ter, Miss Elliott of Dufuniak, Fla., are in their cottage on Greybeard trail. Mrs. R. C. Anderson and Mrs. Helen Owens have returned from a few months’ stay in Orlando, Fla. The Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Pres ton and family of Birmingham, Ala., are having a few weeks’ va cation in their cottage on Texas road. Capt. Wilkes Rankin, U. S. Na vy, and Mrs. Rankin of Scarsdale, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rankin of Sarasota, Fla., nephews of Miss Margaret Rankin, spent last week in the Rankin cottage on Alabama terrace. Dr. and Mrs. J. V. N. Talmage, who have been in Texas all win ter, are in their cottage on Ala bama terrace. Dr. and Mrs. W. Frank McElroy who visited in St. Louis for a few weeks are now in their home on Mississippi road. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Holt visited in Richmond, Va., and then went to Matinsburg, W. Va., where Dr Holt helped install their son, the Rev. David Holt, in the Pre-by. r ian church there. Dr. and Mrs. L. Nelson Bell will go to Camden, Ala., to be tv se for the installation of their son Clayton, in the Presbyterian ehurc! there on June 22. Miss Ella Sallerfield of Salis bury, spent a few days with tht Rev. and Mrs. Paul Moore, Jr Carol Bryant of Michigan City Ind., is visiting Judy Moore. Thom Spence was here for a week before he returned to tht University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, for summer school ir: law. Miss Maria Spence, who hat been teaching in Atlanta school; all winter, is home for the sum mer. Miss Larrie O'Dell of Charles ton, W. Va., spent last week with her cousin, Mrs. Stanley Bennett and Rev. Mr. Bennett. Major and Mrs. Richard Cop pedge and family of Fort Bragg spent last week with Dr. and Mrs L. J. Coppedge. Also the Cop nedges had as guest Miss Pal Clithero of Montevallo, and Wal ter R. Coppedge. Walter sailec on Tuesday for England where ht will continue his studies at Oxforc university. Dr. and Mrs. W. .J. Kennerlj of Montevallo, Ala., are in theii home on North Carolina terrace. The Rev. and Mrs. M. IT. Saund ■ rs and family, woo h..ve been ii .-avannah, Ua., for the past yea wlier Rev. Calenders has beei pi- ching, are in theii' home oi Mississippi road. They will rt HONORED AT BRISTOL COMMENCEMENT Miss Virginia Rearing Harris of Montreat, was honored at the an nual ceremony for awarding medals and honors at King college, Bristol, Tenn., on May 24, when she re ceived the Pi Pi Sigma oratorical award. turn to their mission work in the Belgian Congo in July. Miss Virginia Neville of Deca tur, Ga., and Miss Susan Neville of Winston-Salem, spent the week end in their cottage on Virginia road. Mrs. J. C. Frist and family of Mobile, Ala., are in their summer cottage on Mountain road. The Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Arm istead of Ormond Reach, Fla.. Mr. and Mr. Humohrey ArmisUad of University of Tenres-ee. rirt Miss ,fnrv l'1-ntt.n ''unis'e-d, who has been in New York all winter, are spending a week in the Peters cot tage on Lookout road. Humphrey has accepted a position with the Pure Oil company and he and Mrs. Armistead will move to Pennsyl vania this week. Miss Mary Blan ton Armistead will continue her studies in the University of Fh r ida in the fall. Dr. and Mrs. John Davis of Gainesville, Fla., are spending a few days in “Davista” on Virginia road. Miss Margaret Davis, who has been teaching in University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, is home for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Updike of Lake Wales, Fla., were in their cottage on Oklahoma road for a few days last week. They left for a trip through New England and New York state and into Can ada. They will return here after a month of travel. Dr. and Mrs. J. McD. Richards, Kennie and Charlie sailed last Wednesday from New York on the Mauretania for Europe. They have a summer cottage on South Caro lina terrace. The Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Magrud er have arrived in this country from a five-year assignment as missionaries in Japan. Mrs. Ma gruder is the former Frances Craig and is now visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Craig, Jr., in Rock Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Magruder, with their 314 month son, James Tiler, Jr., will visit in Montreat during the summer, as Mr. and Mrs. Craig have a summer home on Louisiana road. Billy Solomon is home after a year’s study in Belhaven college, Jackson, Miss. Mrs. John Tait of Charlotte, is guest of Miss Alice Hardie in her home on Virginia road. Mrs. Horace Johnston of Char lotte is in her home on Virginia road. Remember the Garden club pic nic on Thursday, June 12, at 5:30 p.m. in Gateside park. Come with basket supper and enjoy good fel lowship and entertainment. Don Woods, who has hcen teach ing Science in Norfolk, Va.. is home for the summer in the Woods-Grier cottage on Virginia road. Mrs. J. W. Todd of Laurens, S. C., who has had a home on Grey beard trail for over 30 years, will 'o:: r.i i - ’ irthday on June i 1 . Dr. Ne.tia Gri'*r rill ,.;dc • bra+» her XPth birthday on June IT. i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Oates and \,mily of Saw w e. . i on., a. e h> c-o; gj for a vi.-iL Miss Harris will be editor of the college newspaper, the “Kayseean”, for 1958-59. She is also student government representative fitim Pi Pi Sigma Literary society. Miss Harris is the daughter of Rupert Ray Harris, Montreat. • SELL IT — CLASSIFIEDS • Black Mountain GROCERY & MARKET 112 WEST STATE - FEATURING - • Swift’s Premium WESTERN BEEF • FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES • STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES • FRESH FISH, OYSTERSand SHRIMP! EVERY THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY Dial NO-9-4181 For Free Delivery as&B if * Here’s how to save Money, Time, Labor! install ALCOA tgt ALUMINUM Rooting from Lowe's e Easy to apply • Durable • Heat-reflective • Reduces upkeep Installs faster—lets handling—saves on side laps You actually can save hundreds of dollars on construction costs by using Alcoa Alum inum Roofing and Siding. 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