JBE .GALAX NEWS JTIT.Y 2^,
Personals
Mr, and Mrs# Lawrence H, White and
children Susan, Jeffrey, and Jill are
visiting Mr, and Mrs, Harold White for
several days. They are on t^eir way to
Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
Mr, and Mrs, Harold White are going
to spend the month of August in Michigan
and then they will return here for the
month of September*
Mrs, Jay McConnell and son Bill are
visiting Mrs, McConnell^s parents, Mr*
and Mrs, Henry Collins of Brunswick, Ga,
Lt, and Mrs, Mack Hopper and sons
Ricky and Mackie of Ft, Knox, Ky, are
visiting Mrs, Hopper’s mother, Mrs, Les
ter Reed of Highlands,
Mrs* 0, C, Skinner has as her guest
at her home in Horse Cove, her grand
daughter, Miss Sandra Skinner of Indian
Hill, Maiyland.
Mrs* T, W, Seabrook has as her guests
at her home on Sequoyah Lake, Mrs, T, B*
Register of Jasper, Floridaj Mrs* K, A*
MacGowon of Quincy, Floridai Mrs, Nevins
Sloan of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee^ and
Mrs* Bert Vlills of Signal Mountain, Ten
nessee*
Mr, and Mrs, Westervelt Terhune had
as their week-end guests at their home on
the Dillard Road, Mr, and Mrs* Stuart
V/itham of Atlanta, Georgia*
l/ir. and Mrs, S. D, Clarke, Jr. and
son Raoul are spending a few weeks at the
Loring Raoul honse on the Dillard Road,
Mr. and Mrs, C. J, Stokes of Saraso
ta, Florida ejid I4r, V, C, Jenkins of
Jacksonville, Florida, will arrive Friday
at the Stokes home on Whiteside, Mr.
Stokes and Mr, Jenkins will spend two
weeks here.
PAGFxJ^—
Mrs, Jimmy Norman attended a meeting
for student teachers at Western Carolina
College at Cullowhee on Tuesday afternoon.
She will do her student teaching this
fall quarter at Bryson City,
"Masters of the Congo Jungle"
The Belgians^ who made it, and Twen
tieth Century-Fox, the American sponsors,
are to be congratulated for “Masters of
the Congo Jimgle,” playing Wednesday,
August 3rd, at the Galax Theatre. Orig
inally framed in an anthropological con
text, this wide-screen, color documen-
taiy contains some of the most impressive
footage of Africa ever recorded.
Under the banner of the Belgian In
ternational Scientific Foundation, pro
ducer Henri Storck, two directors, Heinz
Sielmann and Henry Brandt, five photo
graphers and a crew of French and Bel
gian technicians reportedly spent two
years scouring the remote forests and
plains of the northeastern Belgian sector.
While unfolding a magnificent pano
rama of topography and wildlife, the film
also strives for something different in
fomat. Threading the footage are vari
ous demonstrations of the ageless, tri
bal awe of the unknown, as set forth in
the primitive natives* dread, worship
and ceremonial emulation of symbolical
animals. The picture opens, for instance,
with a soaring towc of the smoldering
volcano craters of the Virunga Range,
where tribesmen are seen grooming a baby
bride for the *'god of fire,” In a savan
na Isilce region, the courtship dance of
the crane*is charmingly duplicated by a
ring of weaving adolescent maidens.
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