Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 11

SECTION TWO TUESDAY, AUGUST 19. 1952 THE ASHE VILLE CITIZEN SPORTS RADIO, TV PROGRAMS New York Firm To Establish Parachute Plant At Woodfin Furor Grows As Hatteras Official Quits Plans For Park On Outer Banks Hits New Snag RALEIGH, Aug. 18. (AP) Furor over plans to create a national park recreation area on North Carolina's picturesque Outer Banks was intensi UNC Scholarship Program Widened New Industry ToEmploy200 To 250 People Establishment of a plant to manufacture parachutes and which will employ 200 to 250 persons in the main building formerly occupied by the Morgan Manufacturing Company at Woodfin was announced CHAPEL HILL, Aug. 18.

The University of North Carolina and -he John Motley Morehead Foundation announced today plans for fied today when a member of the North Carolina- Cape Hat- Haywood Plan Draws Praise i stiiiiif, tera Seashore Park Commis sion resigned. yesterday by Ernest A. Mills. The Council of State received president of the Mills Manu jetting in motion Immediately a orogram for awarding Morehead Foundation scholarships to graduates of high schools and preparatory schools. Morehead scholarships heretofore have been available enly to graduate students.

The undergraduate scholarships will be valued at tiTO a year for At Farm Meet word that J. L. Murphy of Kill Devil HilL. chairman of the commission's land acquisition commission, had resigned after It heard from a de-eation from Dare County. The RALEIGH.

Aug. 18. (ff)-Several BILLY GRAHAM AND JAYCEES talked over plan, tor the first evangelistic campaign in this city next year before Graham took the speaker's rostrum at a Jaycee banquet yesterday in the City Auditorium. Participating on yesterday's program. to R.

were: Albert S. Lineberry. Jaycee project chairman in charge of making arrangement for Graham's appearance: Thoma3 C. Posey, Junior Chamber of Commerce president: Graham: J. Brame of Durham, state Jaycee president; and Fred Rodenback.

co-chairman for the project, who introduced Graham. thousand of the State's men and women farm leaders were on hand one year, but will aL-o be subject to renewal. These will be available for the fall term chairman by November 15. The appointment of more than 100 county and district chairmen. groups wanted the park plans held in abeyance until a full hearing can be held on the Outer Banks.

In resigning. Murphy commented that he had "discovered circumstances associated with securing th? anonymous donor who gave which were in rhy opinion not in the public interest." The council, obviously concerned over Murphy's statement, decided as the 44th annual Farm and Home Week program began at North Carolina State College today. Welcoming addresses were given by State College Chancellor J. W. Harrelson and State Commissioner TDirrn Phota ERNES A.

MILLS (aoove), president of the Mills Manufacturing Corporation, New York City, announced yesterday his company will establish a plant at Woodfin for the manufac-turs of rayon and cotton parachutes. America May Face Loss Of Britain As Ally, Graham Says To 1,000 of Agriculture L. Y. Ballentine. The and committee members, who will as committees on awards from their respective communities, was revealed today for the first time when they met at the Morehead Building to be informed about the new program.

annual event is sponsored jointly by the college and the department. In preparation for tomorrow's heavy round of activities, the dele to ask him "to furnish this board the information he has." The members hoped that a letter of resignation Murphy said he was sending to Gov. Scott would furnish this The committee members are prominent men representing every facturing Corporation, New York City. Interviewing of applicants for employment, mostly women, will begin in about two weeks. Mills said, and will he handled by the Employment Security Commission office here.

Negotiations which brought about the decision to move the New York plant to Asheville were conducted by Frank Coxe, executive vice president of the Asheville Industrial Council Inc. The project completes the operation of occupying all of the buildings formerly used by the Morgan plant Mills said that the opening of this plant means the transfer of a major part of the company's operations to Asheville and that eventually it is planned to bring the whole business here. The building which will house the Mills Manufacturing Corporation, at present engaged In the making of rayon and cotton parachutes, contains approximately square feet on two floors. Extensive improvement and renovation work is already under way and more is planned to make the plant thoroughly modern. The operation is largely one of power sewing machines, but it also includes cutting on a wholesale GtyToOpen Four Apply For information.

county in the state. gates tonight witnessed quiz and talent shows, and participated in square dancing and other games. Harrelson thanked the audience for approving the five-cent tax per ton on feed and fertilizer that is Long-dormant plant for establish Part Of Site For New High School Bought The scholarship fund of the Morehead Foundation is valued at TV Channels America has "kicked God out the window," in desperate crucial and critical times in which she faces the loss of Great Britain as an ally in Europe, Iran in the Middle East and Japan in the East, about 1.000 Asheville persons were told by evangelist Billy Graham yesterday at an open meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Dangers to America "loom real and ominously" close, the crusading fAtrfirollcf tnlj-t VtA wH Bids On Water Pipes Today approximately $3,000,000. Morehead who was present today, having making possible research under the I In Asheville nickels-for-know-how program.

added an additional $1,000,000 at the ing the recreation area on the southern tip of Bodie Island, and Hatteras and Ocracok Islands were revived several weeks ago when the National Park Service revealed that an unnamed person was willing to donate $518,000 to acquire land for the park if the State would match it The Council of A 20-acre portion of the site for Ballentine told the audience that Bids will be opened today at meeting of the foundation's trustees last spring. President Gordon Gray struck the with three possible television the proposed new Swannanoa-Black Mountain consolidated high school was purchased yesterday by the 2 p. m. on the contract to furnish almost five miles of pipes and as channels available here, three p- keynote of today's session when he r- been Wed by Ashe Buncombe County Board of Educa sorted valves with which water service to West Asheville is to be tion from Mr. and Mrs.

A. S. Mc- Great Britain seven times in recent vUle companies and one by a Cali-years. told the audience Aneurin ornla resident. Two of these ap- improved.

the program in store for them tonight through Thursday would be the busiest and best in the history of the Farm and Home Week event. He said the program would show the education, amuement. and dem-ontration that farm people want. He praised Haywood and Rockingham counties' community development programs. Both programs will be presented during the week, he plications are for the same channel.

said, "this will doubtless become one of the historic dates in the long and fine history of this institution. We have never faced a greater challenge to help deserving young men who show promise of future distinction." Glowing tributes were paid to the Bevan, Welch Laborite. "may well be the prime minister within three to five years and when he is elected Channels open to Asheville are State voted to appropriate the mon-rv and entered an agreement with the park service. The question of the identity of this donor was raised at a second hearing held by the council. Attorney W.

A. Worth of Elizabeth City, who represented the Dare group and who owns land in the 13 VHF, 56 Educational and 62 VHl Cracken for $40,000, according to a deed filed in the County register of deeds office. The site is on the old State test farm property on the old Black Mountain highway near the Swan-nanoa unit of the Oteen Veterans Administration Hospital. T. C.

Roberson, superintendent The bids will be opened in the office of City Manager J. Weldon Weir. The 24,620 feet of pipe, the 81 fittings and the 12 valves are expected to cost around $200,000. City forces will install the line. you can kiss England goodbye as an ally.

Great Britain win be the enemy vision and generosity of Morehead (VHF is very high frequency and UHF is ultra-high lrequency.) The educational channel is reserved one year for educational programs, sponsored by a college or some institution. At th end nt of the United States within five years unless she can solve her eco proposed park area, asked thei council if the money "is being chan-1 beginning at Choctaw Street and crossing the French Broad River at Smith's Bridge. The line continues nomic and. social problem, Graham of County schools, said negotiations are under way to purchase several lots to fill out the site. to Lucerne Park and beyond to makei said reeled through one source lor ulterior motives? We don't know, but! the period, if the channel is etill He said he believed the TJ.

S. A portion of the tract which the said, as "timely and vivid stories of what has been done and can be done in North Carolina." D. S. Weaver, director of agricultural extension at the college, presided over the opening exercises. A highlight of tomorrow's activities will be a speech by Wheeler McMillan, editor of The Farm Journal.

He will speak at night on "The Rural Church and Community Life." connection at Enka. open, it may revert to "open suijs." Both radio stations WLOS and by university officials at today's session, and when he was asked to speak he was so overcome by emotion that he expressed in a few words his gratitude and appreciation for the nice things said about him and the foundation and sat down. Then the group gave him an enthusiastic rising ovation. Chancellor Robert B. Iloose, who scale and elaborate rigging work.

The corporation now has a contract for 16-foot parachutes and the product has already passed the government weight tests and the operation is ready to begin. A second contract for 25 -foot parachutes is pending and work on production is awaiting the passing of the required tests in which 20 parachutes are dropped at the California testing station. About two months' delivery time would lose Iran to Russian domination because "of our bungling policies" in the Middle East. "Japan we are entitled to know." Members of the council indicated that after hearing from Murphy, inquiries as to the source of the is expected on the pipe and the job of installing the line will take WSKY have applications for channel 13. Harold Thorns has applied for channel 62.

will be Communist within five years approximately six montns. donation might be directed at tne According to a report from VTah park irk ington. the WSKY application is! presided, said the scholarships would service. 0. State Treasurer Brandon Hodges ll.

1131 nmented that "Somebody for the I rnmmpnted that "Somebody be awarded on the basis of brains, unless God Almighty intervenes," he said. To "My Asheville friends." Graham posed the question: "This Is upon us: what is our way out?" He answered his own question with a three-point program, which. Board is acquiring for the site will not be used for school purposes but is being purchased because the owners will sell only on an "all or nothing" basis. The Board will resell that portion not needed for school purposes. OlinDoivnes To Speak At Music Camp BREVARD Brevard Music Festi- for a community television company with a transmitter to be erected on Sunset Mountain at an estimated plant cost of $122,600 and operating State should know who our is," and Agriculture Commissioner rjPlans Bazs Rovnnr JT Id X3ctXl.

character and leadership. "Mr. Morehead has posed our problem for us." he said. "He has emphasized repeatedly that a boy Preliminary tests are expected to be made at the Asheville-Hender-sonville airport on the larger 'chutes. Mills explained, and other tests will be made from time to time.

He explained that a rigid Inspection system Is used to catch any flaws in the chutes during the Greenville Police Offer Reward For Slayer Of Officer L. Y. Ballentine observed that al he declared, was the only move left cost annually of $225,000. Thera Is though the park service "has eiOn Thursday 'to combat the spiritual forces of simply the best in his school, his perfect right to withhold the name Communist Russia." an interlockine ownership with Radio Station WSKY. Cart R.

Bam-tord is president of the company. of the donor, we should have as 1. Confession of sins private and county, his district, in North Carolina may not be good enough because that sort of best is relative. surance that everything is on the GREENVILLE. Aug.

18. (UP) public. WISE application plans a op.vej The Auxiliary of St. Mary's Episcopal Church will sponsor a bazaar operation which requires many steps from the cutting through the up and up." The Dare delegation told 2. Prayer for self and nation.

3. A "turning by grace to sav Mountain transmitter, an estimated I He has emphasised the absolute SEX plant cost of $122,600 and operating kstJ.ndll.d bv truth eood- vllle P011" offered a 100 "ward nt ian nnn stanaara. measurea oy irutn. gooa- Christmas fund todav cost of $180,000. the at the church, 339 Charlotte Street, sewing, rigging and packing.

ival-goers will hear an illustrated ing faith in Jesus." In addition to Mills, officials of ness. and beauty, achievement f. mru, the iriiw lecture by well-known music editor-' Graham was giving his Asheville Thnm nrlHnt mw lntr.rt the company here will include hii council that it wanted the park plans held in abeyance until a hearing could be held on the Outer Banks. Thursday from 2 to 7:30 p. m.

Hand-made articles of all kinds will be sold, with proceeds going toward the purchase of new doors f.hw.u... 1 1 tti 1 1 1 (i ri rriBijrw Tin rwriM. critic, Olin Downes, of The New crowd its first taste of what this in WAYS in Charlotte. WCOG in un T. 1 Palrolman Jesse York Times, Tuesday at 8:15 p.

Greensboro and WSSB in Durliam. fnr the church in memory of Mrs. jonn I. Aioreneaa, unarioue, vice be posted. Downes will lecture on the composition of the symphony, using as city will receive in the first city-wide Billy Graham Evangelistic Crusade here, scheduled to begin May 10-17, next year, sponsored by The Skyway Broadcasting Com cnairman oi tne xounaauon.

wno pany application for channel 13 an illustration, the Sibelius Second the Asheville and Buncombe Coun lists plant cost at $441,559 and yearly operating cost at $156,746. Charles Mayor Lester E. Page said he is considering posting a reward by the city on behalf of the shocked citizenry. Sheriff Ruel Tyson planned to call a meeting of the Pitt County Peace Officers' Asso ty Ministerial Association. mas presented by Controller W.

D. Carmichael said that the scholarship program will continue to grow in direct proportion to its accomplishments. He announced that three members have been re- He previously appeared here last M. Britt is president. The Transmitter would be on Bear Mountain.

Symphony. His lecture is entitled "Sibelius and His Second Symphony." After intermission, when Downes will have completed his remarks, the 100-piece Brevard Music Festi- One of the group, W. A. Gray of Buxton, later told a reporter that "The people Just don't know what It's all about" and "We want somebody to come down and tell us." Worth told the council that 95 per cent of the qualified voters In the proposed park area were opposed to the plan and he criticized the Federal Government for instituting condemnation proceedings Sheldon Leavitt, first president or the auxiliary. The articles to be sold will feature a number that were sent in from various church missions.

These include embroidered linens from St. Andrew's Craft Shop, St. Andrew's Mission. Mayaguez. Puerto Rico; beadwork from Oneida Indian Mission.

Oneida. brother, Lawrence Mills, secretary and treasurer of the corporation, who is expected to arrive next week. Mills, said his company made a survey of North Carolina, investigating various situations, and finally selected Asheville as the new location for the company. The decision to come here was dictated largely by the proximity to raw materials and by living conditions in the community, he explained. In addition to the defense work on parachutes, the Mills Manufacturing Corporation also produces October for the Baptist State Convention and in the City Auditorium In 1949 Mary Pirkford Rocers of ciation to discuss a reward.

The California applied for channel i but has not filed amended application appointed to the central scholarship 'state may be asked to contribute to orchestra, conducted by James the reward fund. coinmlttee for the foundation. They eviction OfjtVil ttMil rmrfrtrm ho last December for the showing of his pioneering religious film. "Mr. Texas." Yesterday's talk, however, was his first city-wide, non-denom are Controller Carmichael, Captain E.

E. Hazlett, and Business City, county and state investiga-! symphony in its' entirety, tors, working without a break since Downes became, some years ago, for land on Bodie Island without articles irom tne oooa oucy-herd Mission. Fort Defiance, Arizo Manager Claude E. Teagus. R.

a. 'Mills was found shot fatally in an the foremost champion in America first negotiating for purchase of alley here early Saturday, were na- silver from Penland weavers tire property much of which is under the new April 14. 1952 rules. Twenty-two applications for television stations in 11 North Carolina cities are pending with tne Federal Communications Commission out no new television service appears l.kely for the state in the near future. The backlog of TV applications has gone beyond 500 since FCC Turn To Page 16 of the music of Sibelius when it was unknown and unappreciated.

For his efforts he was awarded the copper, jewelry' and woven mats owned by Worth. certain civilian goods handled bv holding three men. all believed white, for questioning. Five other suspects had been released. from St.

Margaret rut Fetzer recently assumed his duties as executive secretary of the foundation. Controller Carmichael also presented Robert M. Hanes, Winston- Turn To Page 16 Order of Commander of the White inational address here. Graham said his revival would be conducted either in Mccormick Field (seating capacity 3,200) or Memorial Stadium (seating capacity Yesterday's meeting was sponsored by the Jaycees and held in the City Auditorium. A luncheon of civic groups honoring Graham was held immediately prior to his talk.

au-Prince. Haiti. The Rev. Harry S. Kennedy, During discussion of this by the council.

Attorney General Harry McMullan said that condemnation proceedings in which State funds Mills, 50, was shot down when 'Rose from the Finnish government. chain stores all over the country, including "Nature Girl Brassieres!" "Garteze" and The New York City address is 569 he surprised thieves breaking into bishop of Honolulu, sent articles from different islands and a said, in Part. "With a cleaning establishment. Broadway. are used can be Instituted only after negotiation with the property-own ers fails.

He said that these pro every good wish and a warm Aloha for vour bazaar." There will also be sold dolls with Gross Heads Strong Asheville The young (33) preacher painted Man Learns Girl Gina Bachauer, Greek pianist who has been in great demand since her initial appearances in this country, will be heard here Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:15 p. m. In the course of two evening concerts, time. Bachauer will perform five piano concerts. Festival concerts continue through Sunday and tickets are available to all forthcoming festival programs.

ceedings could be brought only by the seashore park commission in a dark picture of the past 50 years of American national and educational life. He traced what he called State courts. McMullan said he had been er hand-made wardrobes, home-made cakes, bread, jellies, and candies. The Young People's Service resume of the church will have Delegation In Bridge Tournament the present "desperate situation" to roneouslv quoted last Fndav as according to Walter Straus, presi' JLJ, With the 12th annual Southern pionships besides gaining numerous I limelight in 1Q44 hm ho iu.H .7. charge of the sale of soft drinks and magazines.

Supper will be served from 5:30 nn.l.iihlnM C.tinn.1 rnntmttl 1 UCliO KJL U1C inMIBI. trends in 1900 which produced "evolution, socialism, naturalism, humanism and behaviorism." He said the country decided "it no longer needed God; we did away with the idea of God. "We began to take, in this coun wi.H.11 second and third ir nn rin. i xt.h i t-i. Tl-iH nrn.mon 1" rU saying that State funds could not be used to condemn the land.

McMullan. who owns nroperty at Avon, said he felt the Hatteras residents would "be satisfied" if a sufficient area surrounding the Outer Turn To Page 16 event in New York. Later In 1948 to 7 p. Those wishing reservation may phone No. 8027.

to bVconTested ta'the eorge V.n-i th. Open Pair, title In 1941. He Tried To Save Is His Daughter SOUTHPORT, Aug. 18. (UP) W.

C. Kincaide rushed up to give artificial respiration to a girl whose limp body had been pulled from waist-deep water at the shore here. In vain he tried to pump life back into the still form face down on the sand. Finally he gave up. "She's dead," Kincaide said.

"Who is she?" The spectators told him: His own daughter, Nadine, 16. the Men's Pairs In 1946, and as a derbilt Hotel Thursday through playing with Jim Jackson of Mrs E. L. Loughnan is general try, a moral plunge unprecedented Sunday, a strong Asheville delega chairman of the bazaar. Tryon, Gross also won the fourth and final session of the World Mas Jenkins To Preach At Grassy Branch The Rev.

J. Jenkins of Boiling Springs will begin a series of meetings in the Grassy Branch Baptist Church Sunday, August 24, it was announced yesterday by the Rev. Francis Lunsford, pastor. ter Pairs championship in Chicago member of the winning Team-of-Four in 1950. Is defending champion in the latter event The Asheville expert has also scored In the Summer United States National championships.

He projected himself into the national and at that time established a new all-time competitive record of a Over 200 Expected For Meet Of Southern Presbyterians Turn To Page 16 tion will be on hand to compete with many of the nation's ranking bridge masters for top honors In the six events. Land of the Sky players have scored tremendously in he previous championships since the Appalachian's inception in 1938. An even dozen local masters have won 12 events out of 51 contested for In its colorful history besides gaining in any country in history." he said, citing present-day "scandals, cheating and graft in West Point, the sports world and even in Washington" to prove his point. Graham pointed to three prominent Americans to produce the black picture of this country which he painted in somber hues. A letter to him from MaJ.

Gen. William K. Harrison, chief Allied negotiator in the Korean truce talks, was quoted as follows: "Communism is a fanatical religion. America has never faced an equal force for evil." Graham said a conversation with Overall Budget Of $270,000 numerous second and third plac group on "The Organization We Need." The final morning talk will be an address by Dr. L.

Nelson Bell of Asheville and Montreat and as For UF To Be Recommended ines. Many other recognized Ashe WEAVHRVILLE An annual meeting sponsored by the Committees for the Preservation of the Southern Presbyterian Church will be held in Weaverville Presbyterian Church Wednesday from 10 a. m. until 3 p. with more than 200 ville masters who have Just missed A recommendation that the over the 1 circle have come sociate editor of The Southern Pres through with second and third all financial requirements for the byterian Journal.

Dr. Bell will Dlace finishes. speak on "Report of Our Finances." Conrad Hilton, hotel magnate, pro- representatives from all Southern United Fund campaign this fall be set at $270,000 for a 12-month This is a remarkably successful Luncheon will be served at noonlduced this statement by the hotel with contributions from special contributors on a non-recurring basis, or in the form of advances on campaign contributions, the budget and finance committee recommends that the over-all financial requirements of the campaign be set at J270.OOO for the period October 1, record for Asheville contestants in in the recration room of the Pres states attending. The Rev. Henry B.

Dendy, pastor of the Weaverville Presby period beginning October 1 will go to the United Fund executive com competition with many of the coun byterian Church with members of ty ranking life masters and as mittee Today. the Women of the Church as hostesses. Mrs. J. L.

Parks, president, sorted divisions of experts. To av man: "The only hope of America Is a return to God and the program of Jesus Christ." The evangelist said a former member of the late President Roosevelt's cabinet told him last week that he had "given up all hope Otto Feistmann, chairman of the terian Church and editor of the Southern Presbyterian Journal, is erage one victory in every four UF budget and finance committee. will be in charge. events contested for over a pe yesterday announced the reoom' in charge of the day's program. The program will feature a dis The afternoon session will begin riodic span against the likes of mendation his committee will sub at 1 o'clock.

The first question to be discussed will be "The Church cussion of the organization, work Charles H. Goren. Oswald Jacoby mit as a result of its study oi Waldemar Von Zedtwitz, Margaret budgets of various participating Wagar and others of the game's agencies, but emphasized that this great players reflects the high de figure does not constitute the campaign goal. and testimony of Southern Presbyterians. The opening session will include hymns and prayers by ministers and laymen.

The first address of the day will be given by Paul Hastings, ruling elder of Reids-ville, who will 6peak on "The Recent Assembly From An Elder's Point of View." The recommendation must first be gree of consistent play the local enthusiasts are capable of. Heading Asheville'i group Is Its all-time ace. Murray Gross, who early this vear became a life master and thus entered Contract Bridge's Hall of Fame. As this city's only life master. Gross joins 1952, to September 30.

1953, inclusive. This amount will include the funds necessary for 21 participating agencies and organizations, including Red Cross and eight other former campaigns, and will allow an amount of approximately 10 per cent for administrative and campaign expenses." Feistmann said that the budget and finance committee has taken into account the per capita giving ability and experience of Asheville and Buncombe County, and is of the opinion that the figure is well within the giving ability of this community, he said. The committee's preliminary studies of agency needs covered a 17-month period the last fiv months of 1952 for former Community Chest agencies and th full 1953 requirements for all Property Issue." Henry E. Davis, Florence, S. will talk and an open forum discussion will follow.

Dr. John R. Richardson of Atlanta will address the group on the subject, "Dr. Anderson's Defense of the Auburn Affirmation." Dr. J.

Parke McCallie, headmaster of McCallie School for Boys. Chattanooga, and chairman of the committee on resolutions, will report on the work of his committee. The final address of the day will be given by Richardson Ayers of Alexandria. La- who will discuss for America. I think we've gone too far." Graham said he disagreed.

He said all our "labor-management problems, social, racial and international problems could be solved by putting the teachings of the Bible first in our platforms." He said he was for military aid to foreign countries but said he did not think the nation could stand the strain of "these terrible expenditures much longer." Graham, whose talk was expected to be on a civic subject, said he made no apologies for speaking on a religious subject. He launched Into his customary rapid-fire method of delivery and laid out his discourse against communism with such force Turn To Page 16 The Dev. Samuel B. Lapsley, that exclusive niche reserved by the American Contract Bridie Lea approved by the executive committee and then by the board of directors during the next weeks before a final campaign goal can be determined, he explained. If other agencies and organizations join the campaign, and more are expected, further deliberations will be necessary, he added.

The proposed amount provides for elimination of nine separate campaigns. The full recommendation states: "Inasmuch as the interim financial aeeds for the months of August and September are going to be met gue for Its officially highest ranked Knoxville, will speak on "The Goals Before Us," followed by an address by the Rev. Donald Graham of Pensacola, on "The Truth About the National Council." C. Dickinson. Charleston, W.

Va chairman of the board of directors of The Southern Presby players, an equal footing as life Citiua Fbct Gltnn. PICTURED ARE ASHEVILLE'S two most successful players in Southern Appalachian Contract Bridge championship play. Seated is Munay Cross, local life master and only three-time winner, who is debating the best bid with a hand. Looking on is Dick Kaplan, first president of ihe Asheville ACBL Unit which sponsors the popular Southern bridge clajsic. master with the Gore as, Jacobys.

"The Reactivation of the Continu-i Schenkens. etc. Gross Is the only Asheville rep ing Church Committee." Dr. Dendy will pronounce the benediction. resentative to win as many as terian Journal, will address tl three Southern Appalachian cham-.