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PUBLISHED ^aJEEKLY DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
’ BY THE GALAX THEATRE, HIGHLAI^IDS, N.C.
Thursday July IJ, 195^
Miss Mary Summer, Editor
riione
WEATHER REPORT - Tudor N. Hall
HIGH LOW
Wednssday-July 7..•.8? ^9
Thursday-July 8 83 ^3
Friday-July 9 76 5O
Saturday-July lO....?^ 60
Sunday-July 11. ?h 9^
Monday-July 12 .80 53
Tuesday-July 13•86 52
GRLflX THERTRE
Thurs-Fri July 15-16
Bob Hope-Joan Fontaine
in
“CASANOVA»S BIG NIGHT” in Techni.
Shows at 7*30 Sc 9s30..Adm 15^S:50^
Matinee Thurs at 3s00
Saturday July 17
Maureen O’Hara-Alex Nicol
in
»REDHEAD FROM WYOMING” in Techni.
Matinee at 3^00
Night Shows at 7s30 & 9s25
Adm. 15^ &
Sun-Mon July 18-19
Ginger Rogers
William Holden-Paul Douglas
in
»FOREVER FEMALE”
Sunday Shows at 3^00 9 s 00
Monday Shows at 7^30 & 900
Adms Matinee 15^ & 50^
Nights 20^ & 60^
Tuesday July 20
Jennifer Jones-Charlton Heston
in
"RUBY GENTRY”
Shows at 7s30 cS: 9j30
Adm 15^ & 50^
Wednesday July 21
Ezio Pinza-Roberta Peters
in
”TONIGHT SING” in Technicolor
Shows at 700 & 905
Adm 15^ & ^00
Note-The CinemaScope Opening July
l8th was Cancelled by the Film Com^
pany in Charlotte. A new opening
will be announced later.
GARDEN TOURS AND FLOVJER SHOW
Plans of the Highlands Garden
Club for the Garden Tours, August
6 and 7 and the Flower Show, August
1^1- and 15 are v;ell advanced. The
Garden Tours are under the direc
tion of Mrs. J. Manson Valentine,
chairman, and Mrs. John H.C. Perry,
co-chairman. The Flower Show chair
man is Mrs. Murdock Equen and Mrs.
A.T. Carter is co-chairman. Ex
tension groundwork for the Flower
Show has been done by Mrs. Thomas
Tyson who carried on until Mrs. E-
quen could take over. Mrs. Equen,
an ex-president of Garden Clubs of
Georgia, has had wide experience in
garden club and flower show work.
(Con*t. on page 11)
”POPS CONCERT”
This is the third summer High
lands has had the opportunity to
attend a concert by the Transylva
nia Music Camp Faculty Orchestra,
conducted by James Christian Pfohl.
The soloists will be Naomi Farr,
soprano and V/alter Carringer, tenor.
The program will be popular and
classical music. Everyone can en
joy this evening of music and know
their contribution is adding to the
support of Highlands Community Hos
pital.
So come and bring the family,
the hour is early - 8?00 p.m. And
the plfice is the High School Audi
torium. There’s lots of room to
park your car. Let*s fill up the
auditorium on Saturday night, July
17th.
0 O ,mmm • 0
MAN FATALLY INJURED
AT BRIDAL VEIL FALLS
Harold Hunnicutt, 29? of Seneca,
S.C. was fatally injured last Sat
urday night about midnight when the
195^ Skyliner Ford he was driving
alone v^ent out of control on the
curve at Bridal Veil Falls and
plunged about 75 feet down the moun
tainside.
He was thrown from the car, his
head striking a large rock. He
was taken to Highlands Community
Hospital where he died of concus
sions and lacerations of the head.
It took workers and a wrecker
six hours to haul the wreckage up
the mountainside to the highway.