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Bishop Hannon, Fourth Generation
Minister, Likes Pastoring Pastors
BY ELIZABETH STEWART
“What do you want (to know?”.
Bishop Nolan B. Harmon asked.
“A little about your work and
duties as Methodist Bishop”
came the repertorial answer.
“That’s easy”, ithe 64-year-old
churchman laughingly remarked,
“the care of all ithe churches as
the Apostle Paul so vividly des
cribes in scripture.”
And, that is exactly what th*
Charlottean does. As presiding
bishop of the Western North Car
olina Conference of the Metho
dist Church, he heads 1900 con
gregations in 22 districts
throughout the two Carolinas.
Here rtecenty to dedicate the
handsome $77,000 educational
unit of Central Methodist church,
Bishop Harmon recounted his ac
tive life in the ministry following
lunch at the Carl Mayes home.
Busy overseeing the spiritual
affairs of the churches he serves,
the bishop also enjoys visits with
his family, two sons and three
grandchildren, woodwork in his
shop at home and studying.
Reared in a family of four
boys, the bishop represents a
fourth generation of preachers.
I Both his father and grandfather
! were ministers. “There never was
J a itime I didn”t want to be a
i preacher”, the bishop said, al
though I tried my hand as a
draftman and surveyor as sum
mertime jobs.”
Being a pastor to the pastors is
the most enjoyable phase of my
work”, he continued.
Bishop Harmon praised the
Methodist system whereby min
isters are moved from place to
place at conference time and
added the hope that all church
es will work together for better
relations.
“Take everyday as it comes” is
an Important tenet of the bish
op’s philosophy, and “settle pro
blems as they arrive” is still an
other.
“Christianity, he believes, has
a past long and glorious, a pre
sent in which one ought to be
glad to live, an everlasting fu
ture, plus the assurance of a vast
hope. These man-made divisions
of the time, even the God-made
sun, moon, and stars, are but the
scenery and stage setting for the
living of our lives”, he declares.
This Is The Law
By Robert E. Lee
(For the N. C. Bar Association)
N. C. SUPREME COURT
May a layman plead his own
case before the North Carolina
Supreme Court?.
Yes. He cannot, however, ap
pear both in person and through
counsel. He must make an elec
tion.
Seldom does a layman plead
his own case. There is an old say
ing that “a man who is his own
lawyer has a fool for a client.”
When a man’s personal interests
are at stake, he is generally too
biased in his own favor and too
prejudiced against the other fel
low to view the controversy in its
proper light. Besides it is prepos
terous to assume that a layman
oan understand all the technical
and involved rules that occasion
ally bewilder even our best law
Grovei Students
Win Awards
Linda Stewart, rising senior at
Grover high school, won the $25
savings bond as first place win
ner from her school in the high
way safety contest sponsored by
Shelby Moose Lodge.
Eight other high school stu
dents in Cleveland County won
$25 prizes each in a competition
that attracted more than 600 en
trants. Kay Brandau, Shelby high
school senior, won the $100 top
prize. The students wrote on the
topic: “What I Can Do To Pro
mote Highway Safety in Cleve
land County.”
Miss Stewart was presented her
award at Grover’s commence
ment exercises Thursday night.
Other medal winners:
Valedictorian, Brenda Jackson,
who also won the award present
ed her as editor of the yearbook.
Saluitatorian, Mary Mullinax,
who also won the award as bus
iness manager of the yearbook;
Dantfiorth award; and Home E
conomics award.
Citizenship — Jeanette Black
bum and George Appling. The
Danforth award also went to Ap
pling.
Athletics — Jerry HiAfstetlerr
Library — Jasperee Turner.
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yers and judges.
* * •
iAre litigants required to be
present when their cases are tried
before the Supreme Court?
- No. There is no testimony giv
en at the sessions of .the Supreme
Court. The justices have before
them in printed or mimeographed
for the pertinent facts of the test
imony and records of the trial in
the court below. For the most part
the cases before the Supreme
Court are concerned with the rul
ings of the judges in the Superior
Courts, the changes or instruc
tions of the Superior Court judges
to the jurors, and whether or not
the Superior Court judge in the
appealed case errored in admit
ting or refusing to admit certain
evidence in the trial below. In
short, the justices of the Supreme
Court determine whether there
were any prejudicial errors in the
conduct of the trial of the case
in the Superior Court.
« * * '
May a layman be elected to
the Supreme Court of North Car
olina?
Yes.
How many opinions aie ren
dered each year by ithe Supreme
Court of North Carolina?
In recent years there have been
an average of about 360 a year.
An enactment of the General As
sembly requires that all opinions
of the Supreme Court be written,
and afterwards printed. There are
usually about 90 appeals dispos
ed of by a motion each year
without written opinions.
In recent years the annual op
inions of ithe Supreme Court have
been averaging about two vol
umes of almost nine hundred pa
ges each.
They are found in bound vol
umes entitled “North Carolina
Reports.” The members of the
Court are presently filling vol
ume 249 of the Reports.
Smith Finishes
Recruit Training
GREAT LAKES, ILL. (FHTNC)
— Bobby G. Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Pressly R. Smith of R.
2, Box 58, Kings Mountain, N. C.
graduated from recruit training
May 23 at the Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, 111.
The graduation exercises, mar
king the end of nine weeks “boot
camp”, will include a full dress
parade and review before mili
tary officials and c’wlian digni
taries.
In nine weeks of instruction,
the “raw recruit” is developed in
to a Navy Bluejacket, ready for
duty with the fleet.
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Oscar Hullender
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YAKIMA FIRING CENTER,
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R. Hullender, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Hullender, Route 1,
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ision, a major Strategic Army
Corps (STRAC) unit, in Exercise
Dry HiDs at the Yakima Firing
Center in Washington. The exer
cise ended May 23.
Hullender, regularly assigned
as a cannoneer in Battery A oi
the division’s 1st Artillery at Fort
Lewis, Wash., entered the Army
last October and completed basic
training at Fort Jackson.
The 18-year-old soldier attend
ed Tryon High School.
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