Hudson Library KigKlands, N. C. 5c PER COPY 9TH YEflR OF PUBLlCflTIOD Edited ESy- Mary Sunmer Koiman A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER Fubllahed Weekljr During the Sumner Season THDRSD&I. JTJUE 23. I960 5c PER COPY Assisted E3J.a Cabe Tina Harbison DR. PIERCE AND DR, ALLEN ^LL PREACH HEBE Gpi^DEH ClUB The Highlands Methodist Church will hold a preaching mission from July 4th through July 8th, Dr. Pierce Harris and Dr. Charles L. Allen of Atlanta, Georgia will preach each evening. The services will be at 8:00 p,m. Many people in Wes tern North Carolina will want to attend these special services, which have be come an annual event in Highlands. (Con*t on page 7 ) GflLRX THERTRE Thur-Fri June 23-24 Dirk Bogarde-Yoko Tani in "THE WIND CANNOT READ" in Color Matinee Thur at 3sOO| Feature at 3j10 Night Shows at 7:30 & 9:30 Feature at 7t40 & 9*45 Adnt-Matinee 20^ & 50^**Nights 200 & 60^ Saturday June 25 Ray Danton-Karen Steele in "THE RISE AND FALL OF LEGS DIAMOND" Shows at 7j30 & 9:30 Feature at 7:45 & 9*50 Adm 200 & 50^ Sun-Mon June 26-27 dLenn Ford-Debbie Reynolds in "IT STARTED WITH A KISS" in Color & Cinemascope This Picture is not recommended for children L Show Sunday at 9:00, Feature at 9:15 2 Shows Monday at 7:30 & 9:30 Feature at 7*45 & 9*50 Adm 200 & 600 Tue-Wed June 28-29 Ernie Kovacs-Margo Moore-Dick Shawn in *'¥AKE HE WHEN ITS OVER'' in Color & CinemaScope Shows at 7:25 & 9*30 Feat\ire at 7:35 & 9*45 Adm 200 & 600 1 The Highlands Garden Club met Thur sday, June 16, at the home of Miss Helen Augur, At this meeting Mrs. Dale, Con servation Chairman, spoke of the plight of'the albatross on Sand Island in the Midway group where one fourth of the re maining albatross live. She said that the Navy was trying to work out a solu tion that would give them use of the is land without having to kill off the al batross. The great improvement of the ceme tery grounds was commented on and it was voted to send a check for $50 to the Cemetery CcmDiittee, Attention was called to the fact that there will not be a Garden Tour (Con’t on page .13) noies FRom old school hill Come Back. Little Sheba,first play of the I960 season at the theatre on tho hill is already in rehearsal and any cno interested in any phase of production is cordially invited to visit the scene of activity any day from 10 to 12, While waiting for the mail, come up. There in always painting, building, sewing and good company awaiting you. The local cast for this popular play includes! Bob Dupree, Ted Wilcox, Virginia Allen, Richard Melvin, Jin Hines, Ronald Harper, and Earl Young* Come Back, Little Sheba will be presented at the theatre July 13th and 15th, The play is based on a deadly pa rallel. It has to do with a chiroprac tor who had to quit medical school and (Con*t-oa page 4) flnnufii mEETincs The Annual Meetings of the Board of Msuiagers, the Board of Trustees, and the Membership of The Highlands Biolog ical Station are schedialed for the week end. On Saturday morning at 9:30 in the Reinke Library of the Coker Building the Board of Managers will meet. This board is composed of a representative of each of the subscribing colleges ^d universities* This group of profession al biologists, ilibject to the approval of the Board of Trustees, formulates the policies and plans for research programs and the educational program conducted for the layman. It also awards the grants—in—aid for research and makes re— (Con*t on page 9 )

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