GOHING
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SATURDAY
JULY 5
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VSr, and lirs. Joe Ifessey of Atlanta,
Georgia, recently spent a few days at
Eairviei^ Inn,
Spending several days with Mr, and
Mrs, Ben Lacy are ii*. and Jfrs, J, A.
Biggar of Dallas, Texas, and Mcs, Ruth
Royal of Weatherford, Oklahoma. Their
grandson, Eavid Lacy, Jr., of Atlanta,
Georgia, s.pent the weekend with them.
J-bs. Moe Zaer and Mrs. Steve Lesser
and son Gregory, of Atlantic City, New
Jersey, were guests of J^s. Dell Chap
man this week.
Mr. and Hfrs. Doyle Calloway of
Laurinburg, N. C., spent the weekend
with Calloway*s parents, and
Mrs. Leon Calloway.
Mr. Jack Crisp, who is attending
Wingate College, Wingate, N. C., spent
the weekend in Highlands with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Crisp.
]y&:. Doug Crisp, who is stationed
with the U. S. Ikrines at Paris Island,
S. C., recently spent a ten-day leave
with his parents, I'S?. and M&rs. Willard
Crisp.
Mr. Larry Hirsig and Mr. Bill Hir-
sig, of Jacksonville, Florida, spent
last week with their grandmother, Ifrs.
L. M. Hirsig.
Miss Lethia Warren visited her
brother and sister-in-law, Ifr. and Mrs,
J. D. Warren, in Greenville, S. C.,
over the weekend.
Mrs. Louis Clay of New Orleans,
Louisiana, spent a fei^ days in Highlands
last week.
Mrs. M, E. Kurphy and daughter Ann
of West Palm Beach, Florida, arrived
last weekend to spent the summer in
Highlands.
and Mrs. Pete Raoul and daugh
ter Perry, of Charlotte, N, C., visited
Mrs. Raoul’s parents, and l'fi?s. Hank
Bailey, over the weekend. They left
Monday for Sarasota, Florida, to visit
1%*. Raoul’s grandfather, Mr. Loring
Raoul.
Weekend guests of Mr. and l^rs.
A. B. Potts were f5:s. Potts* sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Bfeyer, of Atlanta, Georgia. l-5r. Potts
will leave Thursday for Fairfax, Va.,
where he will attend the wedding of his
granddaughter, Mss Kathy Roper, to
Mr. Leonard Vinson. Miss Roper is the
daughter of I&*. and lySrs. lyiax Roper of
Fairfax.
Ifr. Floyd Wiley and daughter Sue,
and I^. Doug Veazey, of St. Petersburg,
Florida, arrived Sunday to spend some
time x-jith Ifrs. Dave Wiley and Wiley,
who is a patient at Highlands-Cashiers
Hospital.
ly^. and Mrs. Fred Baker of Atlanta,
Georgia, are spending ten days in the
Wotten Cottage on Satulah Mountain.
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