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News Releases Chronological File May, 1969 NEWS RELEASES CHRONOLOGICAL FILE MAY, 1969 date subject mailing 1 Science students FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER research papers GRAEUATION SPEAKERS AREA NEWS MEDIA, RALEIGH PAPERS, RADIO *. TV, SELECTED PAPERS IN SURROUNDING COUNTIES, LOCAL METHODIST CHURCHES CARILLON editor SAMPSON INDEPENDENT RECITALwebb-bullard FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER CLASS MARSHALS WILSON DAILY TIMES, GOLDSBORO NEWS ARGUS C-L SERIESoratorio AREA NEWS MEDIA, HIGH SCHOOLS, KAEFORD, DUNN PAPERS MAY QUEEN FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER 6 MAY QUEEN MEBANE ENTERPRISE 7 MAY COURT CHARLOTTE OBSERVER ACADEMIC HONORS FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER 8 WHO'S WHO FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER 9 WHO'S WHO N.C. CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE M.C.SCHOLARS FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER (WITH PIX) & RADIO STATIONS 12 C-L SERIESreceptn FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER WITH PIX ACADEMIC-a/v course AREA NEWS MEDIA STiJDENTt.herndon LOUDOUN TIMES MIRROR yearbook STUDENT-ficken award-russel NORTHERN VIRGINIA SUNX 13 WHO'S WHO ROXBORO COURIER & TIMES, FENDER CHRONICLE CAMPUS CALENDAR AREA NEWS MEDIA, METHODIST CHURCHES, AREA COLLEGES WHO'S WHO JACKSONVILLE DAILY NEWS, ROBRINS RECORD, MOORE COUNTY NWS, LEDGER*ADVANCE, HICKORY RECORD FOUNDATION CAPTION & MEETING INFO TO PHARR WHO'S WHO ATLANTA JOURNAL, RECORDER, THE SUN PRESS, SAMPSONTAN, CHEERLEADER SCARSDALE INQUIRER ADVERTISEMENT NORTHERN NEW JERSEY ANNUAL CONFERENCE JOURNAL page 2 News Releases chronological file may, 1969 subject mailing Cheerleaders CARTERET COUNTY NEWS TIMES, MEBANE ENTERPRISE, FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER GRADUATION-list of BURLINGTON, ELIZABETHTOWN, WHITEVILLE, TABOR CITY, all N.C. graduates, DURHAM, WINSTON*SALEM, GREENSBORO, HIGH POINT, area student info & DUNN, LILLINGTO''' (HARNETT COUNTY), CANTON, STATES* pixs-overall graduation VILLE, SMITHFIELD, SANFORD, KINSTON, FRANKLIN, article VONTGO*PRY COUNTY, GREENVILLE, ROCKINGHAM LIJMBERTON, RALEIGH, GOLDSBORO PAPERS. 213 GRADUATION STORY SPECIAL TO FAYETTEVILLE OBQKRV^R GRADUATION LIST SPECIAL TO FAYETTEVTLLE OBSERVER STORY 26 GRADUATION-list of all THE SAMPSONIAN, SAMPSON INDEPENDENT, GARNER NEWS, N.C. graduates, area SANDHILL CITIZEN, ST. PAULS REVIEW, CARTERET student info & pixs- COUNTY NEWS TIMES, ELIZABETH CITY ADVANCE, SHELBY overall graduation STAR. article (updated from 23rd article) 20 GRADUATTON-mother earns college degree-special to JET VISITOR, JET OKLAHOMA 27 GRADUiTEION-see above for MONTGOMERY HERALD, CANTON ENTERPRISE, GRANITE N.C. graduate story FALLS PRESS, BRUNSWICK BEACON, MEBANE ENTERPRISER enclosares. Out-of- ALAMANCE NEWS, THE MARSHVTLLE HOME, HENDERSON state: out-of-state DISPATCH, MOUNT AIRY NEWS, COURIER TRIBUNE, NEWS student lists, pixs to OF ORANSE COUNTY, WILSON DAILY TIMES, FRANKLIN hometown newspapers & PRESS, SUN JOURNAL (NEW BERN), THE RED SPRINGS parents addresses CITIZEN. TIDEWATER NEWS (FRANKLIN,VA), TRUMBELL TIMES (CONN) FT. LAUDERDALE NWS (FLA) MONTGOMERY" COUNTY SENTINEL (ROCKVILLE, MD) RED BANK REGISTER (N.J.) MAPLE SHADE PROGRESS (N.J.) VERONA-CEDAR GROVE TIMES (N.J. FLORENCE MORNTNG NEWS (S.C.), SPARTANBURG HERALD JOURNAL (S.C.) NORTHERN VIRGINIA SUN (ARLINGTON,VA) ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE (VA) TIMES HERALD (NEWPORT NWS VA) SUFFOLK NEWS HERALD (VA) ROANOKE WORLD NEWS (VA) RICHMOND NEWS LEADER (VA) SPRINGFIELD INDEjEN* DENT (VA) PROVIDENCE JOHRNAL (MCLEAN, VA) LOUDOUN TIMES MIRROR (LEESEURG VA) Senior class presidency DUNN DAILY RECORD ^according to special request) Dwi^ht L. Cotton 28 ALUMNI OFFICERS FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER (FIX St CAPTION) CHEERLEADERS YADKIN ENTERPRISE, ELIZABETH CITF ADVANCE, BURLINGTON DAILY TIMES NEWS L. STACY WEAVER AWARD FAYETTEVILLE OBSERVER (PIX & CAPTION) f North Carolina Academy of Science Meeting held May 2-3 at Wilmington College was attended by fourteen members of the Science Club of M.C, Three students presented research papers: Chip Largent - Catalytic Oxidation of ^'uel Gases Barney Vincelette - Method for Balancing Chemical Equations Using Determinants Sandra Ittenbach - Morphological Study of Hollies with a Possible Identification of a New Taxa. METHODIST COLLEGE RELEASE: SUNDAY, MAY U,1969 Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301 News Bureau, U88-711D, ext. 228 Carol M, Ouverson, News Director May 1, 1969 BISHOP, MINISTER TO SPEAK AT M. C. GRADUATION FAYETTEVILLE - A Methodist bishop and a Presbyterian minister will be the principal speakers at the Sixth Annual Commencement at Methodist College May 25 and 26. Bishop William R. Cannon, resident bishop of the Raleigh Episcopal Area of The United Methodist Church, will deliver the commencement address at 10:30 a.m., May 26. The Rev. Dr. Walker B. Healy, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Roanoke, Va., will preach the baccalaureate sermon at 11 a.m., May 25. Other commencement weekend activities include Alumni Day, May 2k, with a business meeting at 3 p.m. and banquet at 7 p.m., and a reception for seniors and families given by President and Mrs. L. Stacy Weaver, h p.m., May 25. The commencement speaker, Bishop Cannon, is a native of Chattanooga, Tenn. He was Dean of Candler School of Theology, Emory University, until his election to the episcopacy in August, 1968. He served as pastor of the Oxford, Ga. Methodist Church and the Steward Avenue Methodist Church in Atlanta prior to his appointment to the faculty of Emory. Bishop Cannon holds the Ph.D. from Yale University, the B. D. from the Divinity School of Yale University and the A.B. from the University of Georgia. He has also received honorary degrees from Asbury College and Temple University. The author of several books, Bishop Cannon is also a member of the board of trustees for Emory University and Asbury College. MORE ADD ONE-Methodist College The baccalaureate speaker, Dr. Healy, was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville before going to Roanoke. A native of Lynchburg, Va., he holds the D.D. degree from Arkansas College and degrees from Union Theological Seminary (Richmond, Va.) and Lynchburg College* He has served on the board of trustees of Mary Baldwin College (Staunton, Va.), Flora MacDonald College (Red Srpings, N.C.), Arkansas College (Batesville), and the Vera Loyd Presbyterian Home for Children (Monticello, Ark.). The director of many youth conferences, Dr. Healy has taught in numerous camps and conferences in North Carolina and Virginia. RELEASE: IHMT- Carol •'•. Ouverscn, News Director, hSP-THO, ext. 228 May 2, 1969 LOCAL COED WINS SCHOLASTIC HOKOR FAIETTEVILLE - Harriet B. Rollins of Goldsboro will serve as a sophomore class mp.rshsl at the Methodist College 1969 commencement exercises Kay 2£-26. Miss Rollins also received this honor during her freshman yesr at Methodist, Traditionally tvfo marshals, one male and one female, are selected from each class en the basis of highest scaderaic standing. « A 196? graduate of ^ol'lsboro Hiph School, Kiss Rollins holds a Methodist College Merit Scholarship anr' clans a teaching cerecr. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jr-mes F. Rollins of 1711 E. Pine St. .Methodist College is corrpletins; its ninth academic year during which it enrolled about 1,000 students from Worth Carolina and 1? othrr sta es. RELEASE t 3KKEDTAT Carol K, Ouverscn, News Director, 188-7110, ext. 228 May 2, LOCAL STUDENT WIKS COLLEGE.SCHOLASTIC <-:-. FAYtTTEVTLLE - Larry Lugar of Wilson vill serve as a freshmsn class marshal at the Methodist College 1969 commencement exercises Ksy 2£-26, Traditionally two marshals, one male and one female, sre selected from esch clsss on the. basis of highest academic standing, Lu?sr, -. a 196P graduate of New Brrn Hip;h School, has a 3.68 acadswic average, Lugsr holds a Kethodist College Fcrit Scholarship, fie is the son cf the Rev, and Krs, Lsvrrence Jr, Lis.-.-?r of 1105 Knollv;ood Drive, Methodist College.is completing its ninth academic yesr du which it enrolled about 1,000 students , RELEASE: IMMEDIATE Carol M. Ouverson, Mows Director, lr^-7110, ext. 228 May 2, 1969 Vivian Webb, nianist, and Charles Bullard, clarinetist, will present, a joint junior recital at Methodist College May 7, !' p.m., Itnever, Audi horium. Miss Webb, a native of Cumberland County, will open hho program with Sonata in F Major by Haydn. Local audiences will remember her performance in the 1968 Miss Fayetteville Pageant which won her the second runner-up position, A music major at Methodist, Miss Webb is president of the Music Club for 1969-70. She is also a member of the chorus, has served as chorus accompanist, and was treasurer of the Co-ed Club. A 1966 graduate of Central Hip;h School, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Webb of Route 1, Fayetteville. Following Miss Webb's selection, Pullard will play Sonata for Clarinet by Saint-Saens. He will be accompanied on the piano by Brenda Teal, Methodist College senior. Also a mus.ic major, Bullard is a native of *ayetteville. We has been a member of the M.C. Wind Ensemble for three years, servinr as president for two. He is also a member of the Fayetteville Symphony. During 1969-70, Bullard will serve as senior class treasurer, as Circle K president, and as a member of the Sanford Hall judicial board. A 1966 graduate of Fayetteville Hitfh School, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irbie Bullard of 1637 Sandra Drive. Other selections on the program will be: (Miss Webb) Phontasinstucke, Op. 12, No. 2 by Schumann; Prelude, Op. 23, No. h by Rachmaninoff; and Les Preludes, Book II by Debussy, (Bullard) Solo De Concous by Rabaud. /-- *s•' - • — REL : ; "4T Carol ". Ouverscn, T'i?ws Editor, l?BP-?110, evt. ?2§ Kay 2, 196,9 STZSMORE TO EDIT CAMPOS 'TLLE - Camellia 3 1 tremors of Clinton vill.be editor cf the 1970 Cerlllon, f*® 'fethodlst Collece yesrbook, '^iss Si?,emore, a l®66 preduete of Clint.-: n ilL-h School, is -a rising ' senior majoring in En-lish. She has a background of two y^ars on the Csrillon staff, serring in 1966-69 AS editor of the clubs and organisations section. A dean's list rtydcnt,. Kiss Slzemore has received the Terry Senfcrd ScholsrsHip and a Methodist College ''erit Scholarship. She also works as & rvsrt-time secretary on CSHOTS thr-^u-h the colU-pe work-study cro^ra / She.
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