THE GALAX NEWS
JULY 31, 1958
PAGE 17
HIGHLflnDS
communiTY THEniRF
PRESENTS
"THE DRUMORD"
AUG. 6-7-8
LAST PRODUCTION
"SPEAKING OF MURDER"
Old Dixie Hall- Built 1830-1860
Now offers a wide selection of old and new
treasures
Plus a complete decorator service!
Fabric for slipcovers, curtains,
upholstery from my New York shop.
Gifts Pattern Glass
EVELYN HOPE DANIELS
Main Street
Franklin, N*C.
miGHLflnos
SUPER
SAVE WITH
GREEN STAMPS
UJ.E. mcGUIRE
Building Consultant
Highlands, North Carolina
Franklin Road Phone 21?1
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INVITES YOU TO REST, RELAX, AND BRCWSE
Located Next To Sinclair Station
THe commissRRY
Baked Goods - - - Shrubbery
Open Thru Aug# 9th
"DEERSLAYER"
”The Deerslayer,” Twentieth Century-
Fox*s Cinemascope, DeLuxe Color epic of
the early American frontier will play at
the Galax Theatre Saturday, August 2*
The classic story of the struggle
between early frontiersman and the dead^
ly Huron and Delaware Indians stars Lex
Barker, Rita Moreno, Forrest Tucker,
Cathy 0* Donnell, Jay C. Flippen and
Carlos Rivas, who played opposite Miss
Moreno in ”The King and I."
"The Deerslayer, ” written by Ameri
ca* s first native writer, James Fenimore
Cooper, deals with that period of Ameri
can history when our frontiers extended
only as far as the Susquehanna River
Valley in New York State,
CAMP HIGHLANDER (Con*t)
director prove very interesting* Stories
about fishing, hunting, camping, and the
war are some of the topics covered during
this time#
The social side of comp life is
token care of also* Dances with Merre
Woode and Adahi Girls* Comps have proved
very interesting, and the older boys have
been to the Mountain City and Highlands
Square Dcnces*
All of the boys are very enthusias
tic about oil of the comp activities and
very little, if any, home sickness has been
noted^ The director and staff are very
pleased that the opening yerx at Camp
Highlander has been so successful^
The staff includes t Mr. njid Mrs.
Ben Wojc, Owners and Director, Highlands,
N*C*j Thomas H» McCoin, Assistant, Baton
Rouge, Louisiana; Mrs« Thomas H* McCoin,
Secretar, Baton Rouge, Louisiana| Mrs,
McTy Jojie Rupp, Dietitian, Baton Rouge,
Louisiana! Miss Rosalie Nutter, Registered
Nurse, West Virginia; Mr* Paul Bergeron,
(See Middle of Right Column)
Metal Shop Director, Baton Rouge, Louisi
ana; Mr* T,B, Abies, Riding Instructor,
Seneca, South Carolina* Senior Counsel
ors* Pete Bertram, Knoxville, Tennessee,
Univ* of Tennessee; Tom Keating, Green
ville, S*C,, Furman, Uhiv*; David Young,
Asheville, N»C,, Clemson, University;
Dave Bolin, Knoxville, Tennessee, Univ*
of Tenn«; Dave Moore, Opelousas, Louisi
ana, Teacher, Opelousas High School,;
George Townsend, Baton Houge, Louisiana,
Bernard Terrace School-Teacher; Morton
Blo.ckwell, Baton Rouge, La*, La, State
Univ* Junior Counselors: Max Fain,
Spartanburg, S#C.; Bill Clary, Toccoa,
Ga*; Bill Freshwater, Baton Rouge,
Louisiana; George Reymond, Baton Rouge,
Louisiana; Freddy Perry, Clemson, S,C.
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