MONTREAT
Miss Julia Stokes
The first meeting of the
Montreat Woman's club was
held on Monday, July 4. at
3:30 p.m. Please note change
in time. The speaker was
Thomas P. Stixrud, missionary
on furlough from the Congo.
He gave a most interesting
account of the work there and
showed many interesting cur
ios of Africa. A good crowd
attended the meeting; a social
hour was held after the meet
ing. The hostesses were the
people who live on Texas road.
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Mrs. Emmitt Anderson was
chairman of serving.
A group of young people
from the Covenant Presbyter
ian church. Charlotte, held i
retreat for a few days this
past week in the Bryan cot
tage. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Bry
an were sponsors.
The Conference on Church
School Administration will
meet July 14-17. Rev. Harold
M. Fuller, Jr., is director. The
preacher for Sunday. July 17
is Dr. William Kennedy. As
soeiate Professor of Christian
Education. Union Theological
seminary. Richmond. Va.. for
the 11 a.nr. service in Andcr
son auditorium, and for the
8 pm. service will be Dr
Newman Faulconer. pastor of
1st Presbyterian chur c h
Greenville. S. C.
The Woman's Advisory Coun
cil is meeting July 15-29. Mrs,
R. E. Wallin. Columbia, Mo.,
is chairman. The Woman’s
Conference will be July 20-26
Many fine concerts are be
ing given by the members oi
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the Conference on Church
Music which is meeting in
Mon treat July 7-13. On Sunday
at 3 p.m. an organ recital was
given by Wyatt Insko. confer
ence accompanist. On Monday
at 8 p.m. an organ lecture
recital was given by Vernon
de Tar, Church of the As
cension. New York City, tin
Wednesday the final concert
will be given. This is com
posed of conference choirs of
adults, young people, and
children and was open to the
public.
The morning worship ser
vice was held in Anderson aud
itorium at 11 a.m. on Sunday.
Dr. Warner Hall preached on
“The Basis of True Worship”.
Special music was furnished
by the conference choir which
had to sit in the front of the
auditorium because the organ
with the pipes almost com
pletely filled the stage and
place where the choir usually
sits. Dr. Harr was also the
preacher for the 8 p.m. service.
The Westminster Fellowship
met in Gaither chapel at 4
p.m Sunday and the Pioneer
Fellowship met at 7 p.m. on
Winsborough porch.
The Bible hour was held in
Gaither chapel at 10 a.m. each
day with Dr. Paul Tudor Jones,
pastor of ldlewild Presbyter
ian church. Memphis, Tenn..
as leader.
The Cottage Owners asso
ciation will meet on Friday.
July 15. at 3 p.m. in room
15 at rear of Anderson audi
torium. Frank Anderson is
president. All members and
any new cottage owner is in
vited to join. Matters of in
terest to all will be discussed.
Word has been received ot
the death of Mrs. A. C.
Bridgeman on Sunday in De
catur. Ga. She made her home
with her daughter. Miss Jose
phene Bridgeman. a member
of the faculty of Agnes Scott
college. M r s . Bridgeman's
health had not been good for
several years, but she had
been able to go about and was
to have come to her cottage
on Mississippi road this sum
mer for a short stay. She is
survived by three daughters
and a son, the Rev. Bridge
man. pastor of the Presbyter
ian church. McClellanville, S.
formerly a missionary in
China.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P.
Stixrud and three children are
in the Potter cottage for the
summer. They are missionar
ies to Congo and were to re
turn to their mission work in
the Congo but were delayed
because of the unsettled con
dition of the country at this
time.
Mr. and Mrs C. A. Stubbs
had as guests last week Mrs
Stubbs' brother. ,1. S. Denny
and family of Raleigh. Mrs.
R l. Denny. Bobby and Gayle
l of Spencer, and Kirk Denny
! of Wilson. J. S. Denny took
a group of the boys, Don
Stubbs. Bobby and Kirk Den
ny. and Steve Barden on a
camping trip to Pisgah for a
! few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Miles C. Wood
and two young sons of States
| boro, Ga., are spending sev
eral days with Mrs. M. C.
Wood and Miss Winifred
Wood.
Miss Grace Ilardie has re
turned from a trip to New
York and New Jersey. She
was with her sister. Mrs. W.
T Bell, in Glen Ridge, N. J .
for a week. She spent a few
days in Washington, D. C.,
visiting Miss Josephine Greg
ory. who returned with her
for the remainder of the sum
• mer. Miss Hardie also has as
a guest Mrs. Emily Miller
Danton of Birmingham for
several months’ stay.
Dr. Nettie Grier. Miss Lucy
Grier, and Mrs. Sam Woods
' had as guests for a week Mr.
wmm-.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moray were chosen as “Mr.
and Mrs. First Nighter” last week at the Silo Circle
Playhouse. They were greeted by John Stephen Cox,
public relations director, given two front row seats,
and were guests for dinner afterwards.
and Mrs. Sam Woods. Jr., and
two small daughters of Nor
folk. Va. Miss Princie Maphet
of Hacketstown, N. J., spent
last week with Miss Grier.
Miss Maphet is on her way
to tour Europe. She sails on
the Queen Mary July 14 and
will attend the International
Convention o f Soroptimist
Clubs in London, July 21-28.
She will attend a party in
Buckingham palace given by
Queen Elizabeth on July 21.
In Holland she will visit
Queen Juliana. She will also
visit Scotland, Germany, Aust
ria. and Italy before returning
to her work in Centnarv Col
lege. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Litzen
berg and small daughter Eliza
beth have returned to the
Norris cottage after visiting
Mr. Litzenberg’s family in
Pennsylvania for a few weeks.
Mr. Litzenberg is Minister of
Music in the Miami Shore
Presbyterian church and is
attending the Music confer
ence in Montreat this week.
Rev. W. H. Armistead and
Mrs. Armistead are in the
Grier apartment for the sum
mer after spending the winter
in their Florida home.
Party tor Miss Griffin
Mrs. F. S. Woodward. Miss
Josephine Woodward, and
Miss Evelyn Roberts enter
tained in honor of Miss Viv
ian Griffin, a bride-elect, on
Thursday. July 7. at a mis
cellaneous shower in their
home on Montreat road. The
house was lovely in garden
flowers. Mrs. H. D. Crawford
served punch, and Mrs. Har
old Coburn assisted in enter
taining. Sandwiches and
cakes were served to some
25 guests. The gifts were pre
sented in a most attractive
way in a suitcase. Many other
parties are given this week in
honor of Miss Griffin, who is
to be married in the First
Presbyterian church on July
31 at' 4 p.m.
Brownings ^account for
about one-fourth of the acci
dental deaths in North Caro
lina.
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Hunting Rules
Are Proposed
For 1960-61
The most important suggest
ed change over last year’s
hunting regulations involves
quail hunting in six north
western counties. In Ashe,
Alleghany, Watauga, Mitch
ell, Yancy, and Avery coun
ties, is proposed to have a
short season from November
24 through December 15, with
a bag limit of four birds daily,
eight in possession and fifty
for the season.
Managed Hunts
The following proposals will
be presented for managed
hunts:
1. Increase the number of
early season bear and boar
hunts on Santeetlah from
four last year to eight this
year.
2. Increase the buck season
on Harmon Den from one
week last year to two full
weeks this year.
3. Reduce the quota for the
Chestnut Mountain wilderness ,
hunt from 50 to 30 and pro
vide an additional wilderness i
hunt with a quota of 20 on
Upper Creek.
4. Initiate deer hunting on
the Croatan area with two
early still hunts of one day
each, and two party hunts
I
I
Sen. Erwin
_Says:_
Washington — Now that
Congress is in recess for the
party conventions, it appears
that this in fact the calm be
fore the legislative storm
Controversial Bills — There
are many bills scheduled for
debate upon the return of the
Senate on Aug. 8. They are
highly controversial and, as 1
have stated before, should be
put over until the 87th Cong
ress in January. Anyone who
follows the national legisla
tive program can immediately
detect the controversy that
will arise upon such bills as
revision of the Social Secur
ity Act, minimum wage in
crease and broadened cover
age, foreign aid appropria
. tions, to mention only a few.
Undoubtedly there will be
I some attempt to solve the di
1 lemma around the aid-to-edu
cation bill which has passed
: both Senate and House but
in different versions, the
House adding the completely
unacceptable Powell amend
ment.
ATMOSPHERE — Put these
bills on the Senate floor in
a political atmosphere and
there is no telling now what
will happen Moreover, if the
Senate wishes to press for
action on these bills when we
return in August, it is a good
.guess that we will be in ses
; sion for a long time. The
Senate will get a week's start
on the House by coming back
on Aug. 8. but the House has
already passed minimum wage
and Social Security revision
bills before leaving for the
recess.
Sugar Act Extension — The
1 Senate was in session all night
before taking its recess in an
effort to pass the Sugar Act
extension bill. Its passage
was accomplished but not un
til the early morning as Wash
ington church bells were ring
ing. As you know, President
Eisenhower has acted under
the terms of the legislation
It is impossible to predict the
future of our relationships
with Cuba which has been a
major source of our sugar
The situation is extremely
bad.
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with dogs. Both of these
hunts to be conducted in the
same manner as those on Hol
ly Shelter.
5. Initiate anterless deei
hunts on Fires Creek, Stand
ing Indian, Harmon Den, Rick
Mountain of Rich Laurel, anc:
Curtis Creek of Mt. Mitchell
These doe hunt areas to be
added to those on which doe
hunts have been conducted in
the past.
6. All doe hunts to consist
of two half-days with no ad
vance application required. All
high pressure area antlerless
deer hunting to begin at 2:00
p.m. on the first day and 12:00
noon on the second day. All
new and low pressure area
hunting to begin at 12:00 noon
on the first day and 10:00 a.m.
on the second day. High pres
sure areas are listed as fol
lows: Pisgah, South Toe oi
Mt. Mitchell, Fox Camp of
Daniel Boone, Uwharrie, Thur
mond Chatham, and Sandhills,
Low pressure areas are con
sidered to be the following:
First Creek, Standing Indian,
Harmon Den, Rich Mountain,
Curtis Creek, Edgemont, Ka
wana, and Rose Mountain.
7. Omit advance applications
on all buck hunts other than
wilderness. Use delayed open
ing to control opening day
hunting pressure on high pres
sure areas. Delayed opening
to be 12:00 noon on the first
day and 10:00 a.m. on the sec
ond on Pisgah, South Toe,
Fox Camp. Thurmond Chat
ham. and Harmon Den. Uw
harrie buck hunts to start at
2:00 p.m. the first day, 1:00
p.m. the second day, and 12
noon the third day.
8. Minors under 10 years of
age may not participate in
any of the big game hunts
other than archery. , On arch
ery and small game and rac
coon hunts minors under lf>
years of age may participate
if accompanied by a parent
or guardian provided they
have a valid permit.
Commercial Shooting Preserve
Also proposed at the hear
ings will be a change in oper
ating rules for commercial
shooting preserves.
On licensed Contro ,.^C
Shooting Preserves holding
extended season permits, bob
white quail or wild tuik y
may be killed or taken by
shooting only and without re
gard for sex or bag hmits,
provided that all birds shot
and possessed are packaged
and marked with the name and
address of the possessor trie
number and species of 'H< •
contained therein, and a s a
nient that the package may be
opened for inspection by a
wildlife protector; and pro
vided further that the said
package is accompanied at all
times by a receipt completed
and signed by the preserve
operator or his agent.
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