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PUBLISHED WEEKLY DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
BY THE GALAX THEATRE, HIGHLANDS, N.G.
Thursday June 28, 1956
Mary Sunmer, Editor
Assisted by Judy Reynolds
Phone 24.95
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Saturday June 30
John Payne-Mona Freeman In
"THE ROAD ^ D.EFVER» in Technicolor
Matinee at 3;00
Night Shov/s at 7s30 and 9s20
_ _Adjn s 15^^ & 50^
Sun-Hon July 1-2
Gordon MacRae-Shirley Jones In
»CABOUSEL»
In Cinemascope 55 and Technicolor
1 Shov/ Sunday Fight at 9:00
2 Shov/s Monday l'vTight-7:i5 9s 35
Note earlier starting time Mon
day night due to length of
this feature
Adm. Matinee & Nights l5v^ & 50^
Tues-Wed July 3-^
Dale Robertson-Mara Corday-Jock
MahonejT" in
DAY OF KFRY”
irTTLe'cHni coTo r
Special Matinee V/ednesay at 3s00
Might Shows at 7o 30 & 9s25
Adm, Matinee l5^&50(^* Nights 20^do0(p
Thursday July 5 One Day
Edmund Gwenn-John Forsythe
Shi rle y Ma cL aine
»»TFIE TROUBLE VJITH HARRX''
in Technicolor
Matinee at 3s00
Night Shows at 7s 30 & 9^30
Adm, Matinee l5&50f^ I’ights 20&60ff
Friday July 6 One Day
Danny Kaye-Glynnis Johns in
"THE COURT JESTER"in Technicolor
Shows at 7s30 & 9
Adm. 15^^ & 50r^’
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A MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE OF HIGHLANDS
By - Helen H. Coffee
A few weeks ago, having summoned up
the courage to decide that it was time for
me to report to the doctor for a much-put-
off check-up, I began loaking preparations
for an appointment in ^^Iva where I usually
go. Suddenly it occured to me how imprac
tical it was to be planning an eighty mile
trip when we had two doctors right here
at home. Consquently that afternoon found
me in the waiting room of one of their
offices which are located in the Highlands
Community Hospital building.
I have alw^s had a sort of dread of
doctors, especially of ones I’ve never been
to before. When it came time for me to go
in I had the usual queezy feeling in the
pit of my stomach—but not for long. The’
quiet ineffusive manner and kindly interest
of this doctor soon put me at my ease, and
(Con*t. page 4-)
KING’S INN
Attracti-VG King’s Inn hfis added a new
dining holl, to toJco co.re of its many
friends and its guests of both inns, and
is stated as having ”better food than
over.*' /ilso it is in the process of build
ing a swiiaiing pool.
The beautiful new dining room's exter
ior is of coloni?:il architectijire. The din
ing hell is large enough to seat 150
people at a tir.o, ranging fron smrll tables
for two, to larger tables which seat six
people. Each table has a pretty flower
arrangement on it.
The hemlock paneling, half way up the
walls, and the wj.ne figured wallpaper
mcke a pretty picture in itself and car
ries out the theme of the colonial front
(con’t. page 7)
THE NEVJ BMIK BUILDING
VJork has begun on the new Highlands
Branch of the Jackson County Bank nnd will
be completed oiid ready for use in October.
Contractor for the new building is W. B,
YOUNG GIRL LOST AT DRY FALLS
The last report before press time for
this paper (5s30 p«m«) about the young
girl, Janis McGivern, 9, lost at Bry Falls Dillard of Sylva.
since this morning (Wed.) was that a blood The outside walls will be of Roman
hound had failed to bring rescurers to her Brick construction. The interior of the
side although she could still have been building, covering 1,200 feet of floor
in the woods. Sand bags had been placed space, includes four teller windows, cus-
at the top of the dam and the power house tomers’ coupon booths, conference rooms,
cut off to reduce the flow of water be- a customers' lounge, and year-round air-
low the fallse so diving could be success- conditioning.
fully carried out*
The family, Mr» and Mrs. Paul McGivern
and other two children, Linda, A, and Teriy wANTED-
15 f Cedar Rapids, Iowa, ha4(^topped this News items#
.ng to view scenic Dry Falls when
3 disappeared*