THE MOimTAiN TRAIL
JULY 4, 1941
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POTTS BROTHERS Il'ffROVE STORE
FLEETWOOD COFFEE SERVICE INSTiOJiED
Potts Brothers store, one of the largest
grocery stores here, has a yetir-round meat
market with one of the highest sanitary ra
tings in Western North Carolina. In the
meat department of the store a new display
counter has been added and a larger 8 x 12
walk-in cooler installed*
Among the store’s other improvements
made this year are the installation of a
refrigerated vegetable counter, Fleetwood
coffee service and a fluorescent lighting
system. This is the only store in town
to handle frosted foods. Coal and ice are
also sold by Potts brothers.
Composing the personnel of the store are
F, H. Potts and VJ.R.Potts, ovmersj Jack
Potts, Steve Potts, Thomas Potts, Roy Potts,
Jack Baty, Hiram McKinney, George Wilson ajid
Jim Henry#
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I-fflET JOHN DOE, JULY 4-5
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL THEATRE
Frcxnk Capra is responsible for many
outstanding productions, but it is doubt
ful if any of thorn will top "Meet John
Doe** for enthusiastic audience acclaim.
Equipped with a startlingly unique
plot, the filra abounds in humor, drama
and suspense, building up to a climax
that leaves one nearly prostrate with
suspense, yet with a feeling that he has
7/itnessed a great entertainment. Because
it is so keenly American, because its he
ro could be any one of this country’s
millions, the picture will go right to
the heart of every person who sees it.
It is difficult to remember Gary Cooper
in a finer role. Excellent too is the
work of Barbara Stanwick in the leading
feminine role, with Edward Arnold, Wal
ter Brennan and James completing notable
supporting characterizations*
The story is of a mythically-created
John Doe vfho eventually becomes a real
person, wins the admiration of millions
of average Americans, only to learn he
is being used by ambitious politician
who seeks the Presidency on a platform
that condemns every free, American right
espoused by the Doe cause* Hero Gary
Cooper suffers near defeat, but things
right themselves as the story ends.
MS. EDV^ARDS OPENS FRTJIT
AND mWN STORE
Mrs. Louis Edwards has opened a fresh
vetable and fruit shop at Y/iley*s Fruit
stand on Jfein Street, and will special
ize in South Georgia liVatermelons and Can
taloupes. The melons, fruits and vegeta
bles, grovm on the Georgia farms of her
brother-in-law, are gathered late in the
afternoons and brought to Highlands for
next morning’s selling. Home-made jams
vind jellies are also sold by Mrs.Edwards*
Buddy Thompson is assisting in the
management of the shop.
John Beale, son of Mr. and Mrs.Hpworth
Boalo, is expected home this week-end*
John has completed his four years’‘ser
vice with the U*S* JJarines and will be
at home subject to call.
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