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1— Some (400) (4,000) rep.we^UuAes of r'l
news media covered each of the recent polit
ical conventions.
2— Property embracing Ireland’s Lakes of Kil
larney was sold recently to a (Briton)
(American).
3— A successor to the ill-fated Italian liner An
J-“a Doria (will) (will not) be built.
tain’s Princess Anne recently celebrated
ner (6th) (16th) birthday,
a—Closest approach to the earth since 1924 is
now being made by (Mars) (Saturn).
6— The planet is believed to support (advanced)
(elemental) plant life.
7— It is presumed that animal life (does) (does
not) exist on it.
&—The (Soo Locks) (Suez Canal) handled the
greatest volume of water-borne tonnage of
all waterway systems in 1955.
9—Hurricane Betsy (did) (did not) strike
Florida.
10—“Joey” is the accepted name for baby (ring
tail monkeys) (kangaroos).
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Rambling Sketches Of
Oak Grove News
By Mrs. William Wright
Rev. and Mrs. James Holder
and son James had as their guests
during the weekend Mrs. Gur
ney Holder of Mt. Airy, N. C., and
Mr. and Mrs. George Holder and
Martha of High Point. »
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Webster
and Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ware
spent Sunday in the mountains of
Western North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland McGill
and Mr. James McGill Of Wal
lace N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Will Mc
Gill and Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Mc
Gill of St. Luke were Sunday eve
ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Stokes Wright and children and
Mrs. Laura Wolfe.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell Thorn
burg and. son Laneth spent the
weekend visiting friends in Nor
folk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer
and daughter Becky and Mr. and
Mrs. Dock Phillips, attended the
Harmon reunion held id the home
of Miss Eliza Bridges of Gas
tonia Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Bbll spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ho
race Bell and daughters Misses
Carolyn and Nancy.
Little Miss Beth Wright spent
Plonk School of Creative Arts
To Open 1956-57 Term Thursday
ASHEVILLE — Registration
dates for the 1956-57 sessions of
The Plonk School of Creative
Arts,. One Sunset Parkway, Ashe,
ville, have been announced by
Miss Laura and Miss Lillian
Plonk, directors of the school.
Registration for the pre school,
primary, elementary and interme
diate grades will be held on open
ing day Thursday, and registra.
tion for the junior and senior
high school and college on Fri
day.
In addition to Miss Laura and
Miss Lillian Plonk, member's of
the faculty who were with the
school last ybar are Mrs. John
Stevens, English, history and
civics in the high school; Miss
Cordelia Camp, intermediates
grades, and Mrs. John F. Till,
primary grades. The pre-school
teacher and pre-school activities
will be announced later.
Miss Patricia James will again
teach Dalcroze eurythmics, piano,
school music and French. Mrs.
C. R. Bailey will teach Spanish.
Mrs. D. P. Vining will teach art
classes in drawing, sketching and
pastels.
New members of the faculty in.
elude Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crofts
who have come to Asheville this
Monday night with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bell of
Gastonia spent Sunday with Mr.
Bell’s father, Mr. D. A. Bell.
Mrs. Sam Bell and daughter
Misses Betty Ann and Gail were
the Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Bell and son Dennis,
Little Miss Helen Dixon spent
the past week with her grand
mother Mrs. Mary Wright
Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Spake of
Shelby and Mrs. Laura Wolf were
recent visitors in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans and
daughter Gail of Sylvia, N. C.
Master Butch Vess was the
Sunday guest of Charles Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bell, and
children spent Sunday in Besse
mer City with Mrs. Bell’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMil
lian.
year from Wheaton, 111. Mrs.
Crofts will teach the elementary
grades. Mr. Crofts will teach
mathematics and science In the
high school.
Mrs. Crofts received her B. A.
degree from Wheaton College,
her M.'A. from the University of
Wisconsin, and has been teach
ing at Wheaton College Academy.
Mr. Crofts received his B. A from
Wheaton College and his M. A.
from the University of Chicago.
He was mathematics teacher
and principal in Chicago high
Schools Both Mr. and Mrs. Ctofts
have traveled extensively in the
U. S. and abroad.
Eobroy Farquhar, founder and
managing director of the Vaga.
bond Players of Flat Rock, will
be dramatic consultant in the col
lege department
The curriculum for the grades
and high school includes all state,
required subjects as well as train
ing in speech, physical poise. Dal
croze eurythmics, dramatics,
French, Art, Music, and character,
spiritual and emotional guidance.
The college department offers
a four-year course in liberal arts,
speech arts and theatre arts, and
grants a professional literary ar
tistic diploma. By special arrange
ment with the Staley College of
the Spoken Word, Boston, the
Plonk School graduates, may, by
completing the education courses
required fryr teachers, receive
their liberal arts dtegree in one
year. •
Veterans are accepted through
special contract with the Veterans
Administration under Public
Laws 16 and 550. Special even
ing classes will open on 'October
18th for teachers, professional
people, ministers, high school stu
dents and others who cannot
attend the morning College class
eSThe Plonk School of Creative
Arts was founded in 1924 to en
able students to achieve training
in “Living as well as in Learn
ing.”
The administration building has
been redecorated in preparation
for the new school year.
Steady saving is the surest
way to “make the world
your oyster." Money-in-the
Building and Loan will en
able you too garner all the
pearls of opportunity for
success and happiness that
come your way. Open a sav
ings account . . . add to it
regularly.
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