BOB BROWN'S SCIENCE CIRCUS
LOOK WHO'S HERE
Bob Brown, nationally known entertainer and
science writer,, will bring his science circus to the
Cafeteria on Saturday night, September 22nd, at
8:30 P. M.
This is the first program of this type presented
by the Recreation Department, and they assure
you of an evening of interesting entertainment.
Assistants from the audience will help in present
ing a program of high voltage fun for all ages.
Mr. Brown will have 1200 pounds of unusual
electric equipment that will make the stage look
like a movie set.
Following are some comments made about the
show: "Funniest of Science Shows.”—TALENT.
"Keyed to a high pitch of excitement . . . Brown
has a gift for wrapping his whole show in com
edy.”—ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES. "One of
the most electrifying personalities in television . . .
can illustrate and discuss with equal facility the
effects of helium, high voltage electricity, gamma
ravs, and atomic theory.”—TELEVISION FORE
CAST. "Unbelievable feats.”—POPLAR BLUFF
(Mo.) Jr. Chamber of Commerce. "You’ll laugh
and be mystified by demonstrations of odd as well
as basic scientific facts.”—UNIV. OF MINNESO
TA. "Unusual, attractive, suitable for club pro
grams, public school assemblies, etc. Educational as
well as excellent from an entertainment point of
view.”—KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL. "Excel
lent. Humorous and entertaining as well as in
structive.”—FORT FRANCES, ONTARIO.
Bob Brown
Mr. and Mrs. James B. McCall (Cellophane)
have announced the arrival of a son, James Alan,
at Transylvania Community Hospital on June 5th.
The young man weighed 7 lbs. 3 02.
Catherine Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ules
P. Bryson (Cellophane), was born at the Transyl
vania Community Hospital on June 26th. Cath
erine weighed 7 lbs. 6 02.
The Robert J. Huggins’ (Inspection) have chos
en the name of Susan Teresa for their new daugh
ter, who arrived at Transylvania Community Hos
pital on July 2nd weighing 7 lbs.
A son, Frit2 Carl, Jr., arrived to live with the
Frit2 C. Waldrop’s (Filter Plant). Young Fritz
was born at Transylvania Community Hospital on
July 7th. He tipped the scales at 7 lbs.
It’s a girl for the Atlas O. Jackson’s (Cello
phane). Arriving at Mountain Sanitorium on July
8th, Lois Anita weighed 7 lbs. 2 02.
Brenda Ann Burrell was born on July l4th at
the Patton Memorial Hospital, Hendersonville. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Burrell
(Cellophane), and tipped the scales at 8 lbs. llVz
02.
The James M. Avery’s (Cafeteria) have an
nounced the arrival of a son, Jerry Vest. He was
born at Patton Memorial Hospital, Hendersonville,
on July 16th weighing 8 lbs.
Dorothy Jean is the name the Johnnie Murray’s
(Janitor-Gen. Mill) have chosen for their daugh
ter. She was born at home on July 17 th, and
weighed in at 9 lbs.
It’s a boy for the Landrum L. Allen’s (Inspec
tion ). Clifford Stephen arrived at Patton Memorial
on July 23rd and tipped the scales at 8 lbs. 7 02.
Wilma Gail Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert V. Taylor (Inspection), was born on Aug
ust 7, at the Transylvania Community Hospital.
She weighed 6 lbs. 10 02.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Barton (Pulp Mill) have
announced the arrival of a boy, Howard Douglas,
who was born at home on July 30th. The young
man weighed 8 lbs.
Myrtle Maxine is the name the Ira E. Whit
mire’s (Refining) have chosen for their daugh
ter. She was born at the Transylvania Community
Hospital on August 3, weighing 6V2 lbs.
It’s a boy for the Arnold Case’s (Inspection).
William Arnold was born on August 12th at Pat
ton Memorial Hospital, Hendersonville, and tipped
the scales at 7 lbs. 6 02.
A quick-thinking employee came up with a new
alibi when his foreman said, "How come you’re
sleeping on the job?”
"Goodness gracious, can’t a man close his eyes
for a minute of prayer.”
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