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PUBLISHED WEEKLY DURING HIE SUMM SEASON
BY THE GALAX THEATRE, HIGHLANDS, N.C.
ITiursday June 21, 1956 n
Mary Smnmer, Editor Hucfeo'n' Lil
Assisted by Judy Reynolds Highlands, N. C
Fnone 2495
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GAL AX THEATRE
Thur-Fri June 21-22
Robert Taylor-Debra Paget-Stewert Granger
In
”THE LAvST HUNT” in CinemaScope & Tech*
Shows at 7:30 & 9i35
Adm: 20^ and 6o^
Saturday June 23
Randolph Scott-Angela Lansbury In
"A LA^;JL£3S STREET” in Technicolor
Shows et 7s30 & 9325
Adpi 150 & 50fc
Sun-Kon June 24-25
Rock Hudson-Cornell Borchers
In
•‘NEVER GAY GCCDBYE«« in Technicolor
One Show Siinday Night at 9f00
Monday Shows at 7*30 & 9830
Adm2 150 & 500
IHie-Wed June 26-27
Grace Kelly-Alec Guinness In
"THE SVJAN»
In CinemaScope F.nd Technicolor
Special Matinee Wed., June 27, at 3*00
Night Shows at 7:30 & 9*30
Adm 8 Matinee 150 & 500
Nights 200 & 6O0
Thur-Fri June 28-29
Gregory Peck-Jennifer Jones
In
»THE MAN IN m GRAY FLANK^L SUIT”
CinemaScope and Technicolor
Matinee Thursday at 3:00
Tliis feature is 2^ hours long. Night
shows at 7:00 and 9s4-5* Note earlier
fJ.rst show starting time of this movie
only. First show starts at 7:00 and
main feature will start about 7:15*
Admt Matinee 150 & 500
Nights 200 & 6O0
One Section Reserved For Colored
People At All Matinees. /
VA/IT ADS
tTTifdl WANT ADS will be published in the
Gn f.x News for ■'^1«25. The ads are not to
O’:.oed five linos of typing.
MISS REYNOLDS
'The Gr'ilax News has a new member added to
its staff this suiii.ior. 14iss Judy Reynolds
cf Tryon, N.C. will be assistant to Miss
Mary Suianer, editor. Miss Reynolds will
be a senior at Western Carolina College
next year where she is majoring in business
education. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs* L.C. Reynolds of Trj/'on.
HUDSON LIBRARY
Have you seen the Library with its
face lifted? The building has a new
roof, a new coat of paint in an attrac
tive shade of gray, and a more convenient
entrance, with concrete walks leading in
from the street.
The grounds, thanks to the generosity,
public spirit and hard work of members of
Highlands Garden Club, have been land
scaped. Native shrubs — rhododendron,
laurel, azalea — have been set out across
the front of the Library, dogwood and
hemlock trees planted at the sides, a
wild.fi ower garden started, and the fastest
sprouting clover known to man has suddenly
transformed a bare front yard into a deli
cate green lawn which is set off from the
street by a low white picket fence and
bordered with yellow marigolds already
(Con’t. page 5)
THE GALAX NEWS
It is cur pleasure to again bring to
YOU The Galrx News, which has been pub
lished weekly during the summer months
for the past eight years* This season
it will be sold for 50 per copy each
Thursday from June 21 through August 30.
Heretofore, The Glalx News has been
published through the courtesy of the
Galax Theatre, but this year we felt that
it would be conpulsory to charge a siacJJL
price for it since we have had our staff
increased. You will be able to obtain a
copy in all the local shops and at the
box office of the Golax Theatre.
Several persons, who have already sub
scribed to the Galax News for the season,
have expressed their feelings as being
glad that we were now charging for the
paper. As cji old saying goes, "You al
ways value most what you have to pay for."
If you wish to subscribe to the Galax
News, phone 2495 or send your name and
address to The Galax News, Box W, High
lands. The charge for a season mailing
subscription will be ^1.40.
Probably you new suimer visitors are
wondering how we have been able to pub
lish The Galax News free of chcxge before
this season. It has, and still is, fi
nanced through the gracious business
people of Highlands and neighboring towns
who hrva responded well in placing adver
tising with us.
Quite a few people have montionedto us
how glad they are that The G^ax News is
again being published this season. Natur
ally, we cTe delighted that you are
(Con*t. on page U)