THE/GAIAX news august 28, 1969 PAGE 3
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Clyde Hopper Succumbs
Services for Clyde Hopper, 63, of
Highlands, who died last Thursday, were
held at 3j30 p.m. Saturda-y in the Union
United Methodist Church near Franklin.
The Rev, Clifford Cluff and the
Rev, Julian Aldridge officiated. Burial
was in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Robert Reese, Jess
Hunger, Morris TJilson, Gerald Holt, Wil
liam Roth and C, S, Cabe,
I'ir, Hopper was a retired construct
ion worker.
Surviving are the Tcidow, Jfrs, Cora
Creech Hopper| a brother, Ered J. Hopper
of Highlands, three nieces and three
nephews•
"SEE HOW THEY RUN", FINAL
PRODUCTION, OPENS TONIGHT
The largest cast to be seen during
the 1969 summer theatre season opens in
the farce-comedy, ”See How They Run’*
tonight at 8;30 at the Highlands Commu
nity Theatre. Seats are available at
the box-office for tonight’s performance.
Reservations are advised (by calling
^26-2695 or 526-3160), but are not es
sential for all performances tonight
through Saturday at 8s30 p,m, and Sunday
matinee at 2s30 p.m. Ihe matinee per
formance closes the current season.
The fast-moving comedy, light
hearted entertainment that is excellent
family fare, features actor-designer
Dean Brown in the role of an American
airman. Brown came to Highlajids from
Syracuse, New York, where he teaches
at Onondaga Community College. He and
director I^lchael Hall are graduates of
the Carnegie Tech drama school in
BLttsburgh, Pa.
The role of the vicar’s wife id-ll
be played by Itoy Ferguson. Mirye
Brent, popular actress with Highlands’
audiences this summer, will be seen as
the old-maid parishoner Mss Skillen.
Andy Harrison, actor and techni
cian with the Academy Theatre, Atlanta,
has been signed to play the Rev. Lionel
Toop, a leading role. (CON’T ON P. 21)
P/ORLD COMMUNIST PARTY AIMS
TOLD TO R OTARI AN S
Rotary Ann Dorothy Schneider, wife
of Roy Schneider,
who boasts eleven years perfect Rotary
attendance, gave a very interesting
talk on communism at Tuesday’s luncheon
meeting. The talk was illustrated with
carefully prepared charts showing con
nection between ideals of Karl I'^Jarx and
his English friends 12^ years ago and
present day adherants.
Each Rotarian (CONTINUED ON PAGE 25)
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