NEWS RELEASES
CHRONOLOGICAL FILE
JANUARY, 1970
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Classes resume
Area News Media
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Mrs. Tom McLean
Dr. William Hall,Jr.
named chairmen of
2 divisions of the
Community Loyalty
Campaign
Area News Media
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Luncheon for
Community Loyalty
Campaign
Area News Media
MC Chorus 4th
Annual Tour
N.C. Christian Advocate
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Student Teachers
Area News Media
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Individual releases
on Student Teachers
Hometown papers
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MC Chorus tour
Area News Media
News and Observer in Raleigh
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Student assembly talk
Fayetteville Observer
also picture of
James Poole and Walter Turner
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MAREA NEWS MEDIA
Seville Observer
_Local radio stations, WAI, WFBS, WFLB, WFNC, WIDU
Spring Lake Times
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Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
News Bureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
Bill Lowdermilk, Director of Public Relations
January 1, 1970
METHODIST COLLEGE students will return to classes on Monday after
two weeks off for Christinas holidays.
The academic pace will be
quick with final exams for the semester beginning on Saturday,
January 10 and continuing through January 20.
After a two-week layoff from game action, the Methodist
College basketball team will meet Pembroke on Wednesday, January 9
at 8:00 p.m.
This will be the Monarch's last game of the first
semester schedule.
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._Fayetteville Observer
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Spring Lake Times
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Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
News Bureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
Bill Lowdermilk, Director of Public Relations
January 6, 1970
FAYETTEVILLE - Mrs. Tom McLean and Dr. William B. Hall, Jr. have been
named as chairmen of two divisions in the Annual Community Loyalty
Campaign for Methodist College. Mrs. McLean will be chairman of the
Women's Division; Dr. Hall will head up the Doctor and Dentist Division.
Their appointment is announced today by Mr. George Herndon, Chairman of
the Loyalty Campaign.
Mrs. McLean, a Vassar College graduate, was a member of the first
Methodist College Foundation Board of Directors. She established the
Terry Sanford Scholarship at Methodist College which is awarded annually
to a student from Fayetteville or Cumberland County.
This is the first time that a woman's division has been incorporated
into the Annual Loyalty Campaign.
Mrs. McLean will have some 25 volunteers
assisting her.
Dr. Hall, vice president of the Methodist College Foundation, is General
and Thoracic Surgeon at the Fayetteville Surgical Clinic.
He is a member
of the American College of Surgerons and the Southeastern Surgical Congress.
Dr. Hall, a graduate of Randolph-Macon College and the Medical College of
Virginia, is Director of the Fayetteville District of the N.C. Division of
Rehabilitation. He will have a group of physicians and dentists serving with
him in this division.
The kick-off luncheon for the Annual Loyalty Campaign for Methodist
College is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, January 13.
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Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
News Bureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
Bill Lowdermilk, Director of Public Relations
January 10, 1970
FAYETTEVILLE - Over 120 people are expected to attend the kick-off luncheon
for the Methodist College Annual Loyalty Fund Campaign. The luncheon will
be held in the college cafeteria at 1 o'clock on January 13.
Mr. I. H. O'Hanlon, president of the Methodist College Foundation,
will preside at the meeting and introduce the various workers and guests.
Dr. L, Stacy Weaver, president of the college, will give an over-view of
the college's financial needs.
The workers will receive their kits and receive their final instructions.
For the first time, there will be a women's division. Mrs. Tom McLean
will be the chairman.
The goal of the campaign is $120,000.
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Fayetteville Observer
Local radio stations, WFAI, WFBS, WFLB, WFNC, WIDU
Spring Lake Times
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Fayetteville, North Carolina 2d301
;;ews Bureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
Bill Lowdermilk, Director of Public Relations
January d, 197U
FAYETTEVILLE - Tae llethodist College Chorus will begin its fourth
annual tour on January 20.
The tour will take the group through
North Carolina, Virginia. Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
Tae Chorus is a select group of thirty-four students who are chosen
by audition for taeir personality, inoraJ. character and leadership
qualities as veil as their musical talent.
Alan Porter, Assistant Professor of Music at Methodist College,
is the chorus director.
Tue chorus' program will range from the great sacred choruses to
contemporary numbers accompanied by guitar and banjo.
It is scheduled for a concert at St. Taul United'Methodist Churcii
in Goldsboro on January 25,
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Spring Lake Times
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Fayetteville, North Carolina 28301
News Bureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
Bill Lowdermilk, Director of Public Relations
January 12, 1970
FAYETTEVILLE - Seven Fayetteville residents are among the 21 Methodist College
students who are now doing their teaching internships within Cumberland County.
They are working under the supervision of regular classroom teachers and will
complete this phase of their training on January 23.
The Fayetteville students and their internship assignments are: Mrs.
Patricia Alston (Seventy-First High School), Steve Davis (E.E. Smith), Larry
Frazier (Reid Ross), Mary Ann Magee (Terry Sanford), Caroline Norman (Terry
Sanford), Gale Thompson (Pine Forest) and Brenda Tincher (Seventy-First High
School).
Other students and their assignments are: Edward Keil (AlexanderGraham) ; Warren Southerland and Joan Raymond (Horace Sisk); Leanah White
(E.E. Smith); Charles Jones and Terry Boose (Terry Sanford); Beth Baldwin
and Cannon Myers (Seventy-First); Cynthia Ferguson, Theresa Keller and Mike
Patterson (Pine Forest); Camellia Sizemore (Raleigh Road); Dale Seibert
(Hope Mills) and Jonnie Stevens (College Lakes).
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January 12, li/7u
1-..YL1ILV1LLL - .-iary :.li^a^t:tn ^-aluv.ia of Alexandria is one of 21 .ethodist
students wiio is no*' engaged in uer teacher internship."
i;i Baldwin, a senior f Li, doiu;; uer teacaer internsaip in Lnp.Hsr. at
-tirsc tii^ij iciiool in, 1'ayetteville., ..orti; Carolina.
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year vvita over ^uU gtutleats eziroilea in the fall ser/iester from '.;7 l.orta 'Carolina
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Fayetteville, ;«ort:> Carolina 2ii3ol
L.S Bureau, 456-7110, ext. 23S
Lowderisilks Director of Puulic Delations
Jauuary 12, 1*70
FATETTKVILLE - ,:aip,i uaaaon ;;yers of i-lorence id one of 21, ^ethodist College
studentti who is uow eu^a^ea in uls teacher internohip.*
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ix. i i y e r > » , ' a i,t;uior, is ^0^09 .iit> teacuer internsuip in U'orld history
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and Sociology at Seventy-first ni^h icnool. in i'a>et teville; itortn Carolina.
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t.e is the soii of ..r. and . irs. ^alpa w. .-.;>' ers, ^oute 1, Scranton, South
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^etaodist Collegej Fayettevillc, .'.orta Carolina is in its tenth academic
year wita over yuu ttudeuts eurolled in ti.-e fall semester from c-7 "iortl; Carolina
counties ana lii otuer states.
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ctteville, .xortu Carolina 26301
art^u, 4o«i-711u\. 23;?
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January 12, 1*70
-i/ITLVTLLi- - .irs. Cyntnia t >iaale Fergubou is one of 21 l^t.^odi^t College
btuueacs who is viov. oaf.a^cd in
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teacher internauip.*
rlrs. Ferguson it, tioiag iier teacner iatern^uip in i-'rencu and Art at
Fine Forest ui^lt Scaool in I'ayetteville, .north Carolina.
ilic. is t:ie dau b ater of .-ir.'aiid .;rb. Luke ... Diddle. 31o i.iiit.;tolia Street,
Sauford, ^orta Carolina.
st College, iayetteville, ;;ortii Carolina is in its tenth ccadertic
year witn ovtr ^U-J otudente enrolled in tue fall semester f r o a - 6 7 .«orth Carolina
counties a.ad ic- otaer
*Ieacaer lateraotiips
Lvoveiaber 3 - January 23
METMUiilS'i C U L L i ^ u L
i-'ayetteville, I»'orta Carolina ..3301
Bureau, 4i>iv-711u, ext. 239
Lowdermilk., Director of t'ui/iic Delations
January 12, li?7u
i'ViLXiLvlLJuii'- li.ere^a i-.eller of Aberdeen is one of 21 Methodist College
studeatb w:;o is now engaged, iu u^r teacher internsnip.*
.•ii»b teller, a oeuicr t i^ aoi.:,-. ,:.cr teaciier internship in English at
jfinc r'orest t.i^i» aciiool in fayetteville, ..;crth Carolina. .
t/iit is t.i& uau^^ter of ^r. and .irs. uillard Keller, 3Co Page, Aberdeen,,
iit College., Fayetteville, Norta CArolinc,,. is in its tenth academic
'*itii dWr 9-^0 atuueutb t:i»rolled in tiie fall semester froti c7 : orth
uaroliaa counties and lo otaor G
Iatern£ui,.'b.
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Fayetttviile, i-tortu Ceroliaa 2oJi.i
~reau, 4£>o-7ilu, e;<t. 23>
Mil. LOvderallk, Director of Public i-eiatit;
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Jauuary 12,
.VILLI- - KoL/ert .\ic-aael Patterson of Lroadv^y iw cue of 21 ,;tt!!iodist
College btuututo v .;b i^ now eii^a^c-d in ais teaciier internship.'*
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..:jtr. 1-atteraou, a senior, is uoiiig ais teacher internship in Biology
at i'irie i'orest i:ij>; school in rayetteville k ..ortu Carolina.
. is . tlie sou of ; .r. and .rs. J.
.Newell Patterson, -oute 1, ;k>x"78,
Broadway, i\ortu Carolina
College, rayetteville, ,<orta CArolina, is in its tenth academic
year with over ^uu students enrolled in the fall semester from 76 .xortl; Carolina
couuties and iti otuar states.
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;,ovecuer 3 - January .-j
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fayecteviiie, ,<ortu Carolina
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sill Lowderniilj',, Director of i'uijl&c Delations
January IJS ii'7J
Camellia ^m bizeraore of Clinton is one of 21 Methodist College
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students wuo is aow euga^ed in i.er teacher internship.*
j ^-ii;cuore, a senior, is doing ner teaci;er internship in Language.
arts ana Social studies at .^aleij.'i ;:oaa School iu Fayetteville, ^'orth Carolina,
.Sue is tue aaugnter of ^r. aua .-JTB. Clyde Loward Sizemore, 201 'Bradsi.;:
Street, Clinton, ,'Iorta Carolina.
. .ttiiociist College, i-ayt-tteville, l;ortu Carolina, is in its tenth
c year ',,it;i over juu stuaeata enrolled in the fall seises ter from £7
a Carolina couutic& auci lo otiiei" states.
laterntiUipa
i^ovei^uer 3 -• January 23
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t'ayetteville, .vorta Carolina 2o3Jl
.,e.v,-s Bureau, 4oo~711'J, ext. 23^
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January 1J,
FAYLTTLVlLLt - ^ale bicK.ler Suicert of Lln-er is one of 21 .-ietiiodist Colic.
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iir. Seil/ert, a senior, is aoia0 ;iis teacher internship in U.S. Historyj
aau World nistory at iiope i-;ills uigu School in i.ope i.ills, i-iortri Carolina.
he is the son of vir. auJ .rs. Franklin U. .Selb'^rLv 14 Front Street,
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Elmer, .iew Jersey.
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tuodist College, Fayetteville,, ,.ortu C/arolina, is in its tenth academic
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year wita over ^Uw otuUenta enrolled iu the' fall semester from 67 ^orth Carol-n«~
counties-and lo otuer states.
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Fayetteville, Aorth Carolina Jojti
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January ij, 1->7G
FAYLTlLVlLLii - Joanie Lane Stevens of 'labor City is one of 21 :lettiodist
Coiloge' students who is1 now engaged in uer teacher Internsiiip.*
uisj Steveai, a senior, io uoing her teacher iutenisnip la i^aiigua^e arts
ana Social Studies at 'College Lai.es School in Fayetteville, I.orth Carolina.
ii.e is the aaagiitur of tir. arid '.rs. truest A. Stevens, Route 3, Dox 98,
laoor City, .-.ortii Carolina.
Methodist College, Fayetteville^ .*ortn Carolina, is in its tenth academic
year vita over 900 students carolled in the fall semester from t.7 :;orti: Carolina
counties aad Id otuer. sta-tea,
*Teacuer internships ..'ov-^.L-er 3 - January 23
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l/ayetttville, l.ortu Carolina 283J1
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January 13,
FAYLTTEVILLE - Ldvard lilduu ..(.-.il of Cuesapeake is one of 21 Methodist College
students wuo i& noxv ea^a^eu ±u his teacuer iuternsiiip.*
.jr. i.eil, a senior, is doing ais teacner internship in Civics at AlexanderGranam Junior hi^ii ^caooi in i-ayetteville, Nortli Carolina.
iie is tae son of i.rs. iiar^aret h. a-Leil, 102 clay Avenue, Cnasapeake, Virginia.
..etaodist College, i'ayetteville, Korth Carolina, is in its tenth academic
year witu over St-'O students enrolled in the fall semester from 67 :v:orth Caroliaa
counties and lo oUner states.
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jr'ayttteville, ^orth Carolina 263U1
*evs Bureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
iiill Lowdertnilk, Director of Public Delations
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FAYLTTLV1LLE -- Carl Warren Southerland of ^uraau is one of 21 Methodist College
students ' who is uow engaged in his teacher internship.*
l.r. Souther laud, a senior, is. cioinj,' ais teaci.er internship in Civics at
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Horace SisK Junior Higa Sci.ooi j.ii Fayetteville, .-.orth Carolina.
he is ti.e son of .-ir. aud .-ir&. S. c. Southerland, 907 urban Avenue, Durham,
;>orta Carolina.
.jetiioaiGt College, Fayetteville , ;,ortu Carolina > is in its tenth academic
year v/itu ov^r suU sLudeuts enrolled in tue fall sesiester from 67 North Carolina
-couuties and 16 other s
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Internships november j - January 23
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layettfcvilie, v.ortii Caroliaa
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i\ev;a bureau, 466-711U, ext. 239
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January 13, 1^70
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FAYKXTEV1LLE - uorotiiy Joan Kaynond of Kaleigh is one of 21 .lethodist College
students viao is now en^asied in aer teacher internship.*
.iiss i,ayr.orid, a senior, ia dojji;; i, i er toaciier interns nip in Spanish, at
i-orace Siek Junior nigh School in Fay.etteville, liort.) Carolina.'
Sue is tuc daughter of *;r. ana -irs. : , C . i-la>i;idnd, 4718 Edwards Hill I::oad,
ixaleigh, i4ortu Carolina.
.letuodist' College, Fayetteville, ;\orth Carolina,, is in its
tenth acadesnic
year with over 9Gu studtutii eurollea in ti.e fall semester frora ;,-7 "ort;; Caroliaa
counties and IS other states.
*Teacuer Interuchips i'loveiuoer 3 -- January 23
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Fayetteville, ^orta Carolina 23301
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Jews iiureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
uill LowderniJfclKj Director of rublic i.slatlons
January 13j.l97u
FAYETTEVILLL - Lfcanau Sue White of Shallptte is one of 21 /iethodist College
students wuo is now en^a : .tu. ia ner teacher iuteras-iip.*
Kaite, a senior, is doing iier teacher internship in-Spanish at
i hi;4:i iicaool in Fayettevilla, ;-«orth Carolina.
l-f ia tae dau^ater of iir. auu lirs. Jack Wiiite, P.O. 3ox 157, Siiallotte,,
Carolina.
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^etiiodiat College, Fayet'taville, ^orta taroliua, is in its tentii academic
j ct:r with over aOu students enrolled lit the fall -ye:•_ ter frora 67 i'orti; Carolina
counties and lo oti;er state^.
*leaciitr Interuaaipa .ioveuDer J - January 23
H E T U 0 i) I S 1 C O L L L G c
iuyettevilie, ;<orta Carolina 26301
isevs Lureau, 4fio~7iiO, ext. 23i*
j^ill Lowderniilkj Director of I-uulic -.elatioiiS
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F^YL'iTLVILLE - Terry Wayne L.OG^C of 'winston-Salem is oae of 21 .letliodist College
studeatti who is uo'.v engaged iu ;<i.i teacher internship.*
.ar. boose is doing uis btudent teaci:iu tv iu iioor'.keeping at Terry Sanford
Uijju Scuool in Fayetteville, I'.'orta Carolina.
LM is the sosa of Jr. and :-irs. Ira L. Uoose, 3545 .lilhaven Koad, Winston-
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ialein, ^ortu uArolina.
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College, rayetteville, North Carolina, is in its. tenth academic
vitu over >"JO oLudeuts enrolled ia the fall semester from 67 North CArolina
and iiJ otuer states,
luternships i4ovcnsDer 3 - January 23
tiEIH'OUISI C O L L E C T ,
tayetteviile, i.ortu uiroiiua 28301
...ureau, 4b6-71Iu, ext . 23y
Bill Lowderaili;, Director of Public Delations
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FAYEXTKVILLE - Caarleo Joaes of ..orehead City is one of 21 Kethddist College
students vuo ii now engaged In Lis teacaer internship.*
i,r. Jones is dolag itia teacuer internship in U.S. History at Terry
Sanford liigu School in Fayetteville , ..ror't.i Carolina.
^e is tae sou of :ir. and ..rs. J. Paul Jones, 2913 Ar end ell Street,
rioreheaci City, Kortii CAroliua.
iletnociisc Collude, iayctteville, North Carolina, is in its tenth, academic.
year with over 900 -ituu^nts enroiltu in t;;e fall ceuuster fro;o o7 %ort;i Carolina
counties and Id otuer states?.
^Teacher Internsnips ;,oveu,>er 3 - January 23'
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News Bureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
Bill Lowdermilk, Director of Public Relations
January 14, 1970
FAYETTEVILLE - The Methodist College Chorus will begin its fourth annual
tour on January 20 with concerts scheduled in North Carolina, Virginia,
Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
The chorus is a select group of thirty-four students from six states.
These students are chosen by audition for their personality, moral character
and leadership qualities as well as for their musical talent.
About half
of the group are music majors, while the others are from the various other
curricula
of the college.
The chorus is under the direction of Alan M
Porter, Assistant Professor of Music at the college.
The concert program includes great sacred chorus from the sixteenth
century to the present.
Composers whose works will be presented include
Haydn, Faure, Compere, Aaron Copland and Hugo Distler. One of the major
works of the program will be the Cantata Number 118, "0 Jesus, Lord, My
Light and Life" by J.S. Bach. This will be accompanied by an ensemble of
wind instruments headed by Mr. John W. Rider, Instructor of Music and Band
Director at Methodist College.
While some of the selections will be sung a cappella, the chorus will
be accompanied at various times by both piano and organ. Two of the most
popular numbers on the program are accompanied by guitar and banjo.
These
are "The New is Old" by Lloyd Pfautsch and "Spirit of God" by Sister Miriam
Therese Winter.
T H O D I S T C O . L L B G E
Fayetteville, i.orta Carolina 26301
a i-ureau, 488-7110, ext. 239
Bill Lowderrailk, Director of Public Relations
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January 29, li/70
CUTLIN]
James goole a. senior at Metnodist College welcomes Walter .1. Turner (l<:ft)j
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a 1905 graduate of tue U6llege, back to tiie campus for a talk in the student
assembly on the Peace Corp.
Turner served in the Peace Corp for two years in
tue Philippines and is now in tiie graduate school of social work at UNC--CH.