Hudsosi Librr-'i’y
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9TH YERR OF PUBLICflTIOn
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER
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During the Summer Season
THURSDAJj AUGUST 4, I960
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Tina Harbison
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL
OPEMS AUGUST 24
In a telephone conversation
WITH Hr* Hm Bueck, Macon County
School Supt*, on Tuesday night
HE STATED THAT THE HIGHLANDS
Grlrx Thertre
Thursday August 4
Hedy Lamarr*-Victor Mature in
"Sflmson Rno DeiiLflH"
in Color
MATINEE at 3:00-Night Shows at 7:05 & 9:30
Feature Approx. 3:15, 7:20 & 9:45
ADM-Matinee 200 & 50^*,Ni^t 200 & 600
Friday August 5
Glenn Ford-Debbie Reynolds in
"The Gazebo"
in GineniaScope
Feature Approx* 7:45 & 9:55
Shows at 7:25 & 9:30..Adm 200 & 600
School will open on Wednesday^
August 24, when the students
REPORT TO CLASS9 ThE TEACHERS
WILL BEGIN WORK ON HONDAY, Au--
GUST 22^
The school building here
HAS BEEN renovated DURING THE
SUMMER* A NEW STOVE HAS BEEN
INSTALLED IN THE LUNCHROOM, NEW
FURNITURE PLACED IN THE SCIENCE
ROOM, AND NEW CHAIRS IN THE
LUNCHROOM*
HALF-WAY MARK REACHED
In an interview idlth Vlilliam H. Melvin,
Fund Drive Chairman, he was pleased to re
port that the "Town of Highlands" welcome
donation of one thousand dollars lifted re
ceipts past the half way mark of |9,000*
The success so far is both rewarding and
gratifying to all of the deligent and faith
ful concerned with the Hospital Fund Iirive»
However, we all should redouble our efforts
to achieve and exceed the very low set goal
of H8,000. for this drive, without delay*
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Saturday August 6
Denny Miller-Joanna Bames in
"TflRZPin, The Rpe fTlflri
in Color
MATINEE at 3:00-Night Shows at 7:35 & 9:25
Feature Approx* 3:30, 8:00 & 9*55
Adm 200 & 500
Sun-Mon August 7-8
Doris Day-David Niven^-Janis Paige in
"Plerse Don'T Eat The Daisies"
in Color & CinemaScope
MATINEE Sunday at 3:00
1 Show Sunday Night at 9:00
2 Shows Monday Night at 7:25 & 9:30
Feature Approx* 15 Min* After Show Starts
Adm: Matinee 200 & 500...Nights 200 & 6O0
Tuesday August 9
Jeiry Lewis-Joan Blackman in
"Visit To R SmfliL PiflnET"
Shows at 7:35 & 9:25* •• Adm 200 & 6O0
Feature Approx# 8:05 & 9:55
Wednesday August 10
James Gamer-Natalie Wood in
"Cash nicCRLL"
in Color
Shows at 7:25 & 9s30...Adm 200 & 6O0
, Feature Approx* 7:45 & 9:50
HASTY HEART OPE^TS FRIDAY
Highlands Coinraunity Theatre continues
its season of fine plays \d.th its produc
tion of John Patricks THE HASTY HEART,
which opens Friday evening for two perfor
mances only. Curtain tine is 8:30 p.m.
THE HASTY HEART is a tense, tough, and
tender play about woimded soldiers in the
Buma Campaign of World War II. It is a
combination of roaring conody ond touching
tenderness that is guaranteed to put a lump
in your throat ejid a stitch in your side.
Fontaine Flowers, Richard Melvin, Bill
Raoul, Clyde Bolt,Jr., Jim Hines, Sam King,
Jack Wilcox and Fred Allen make up the c.ast,
rCon*t on page 13)
Arts and Grafts Exhibition
When...Saturday, August 13, from 9
to 6. VJhere...Fellowship Hall, Highlands
Methodist Church, l-^hy,..to give pleasure
to all who enjoy looking at the beautiful
and, or, artistic. Also to make a bit of
money for the Hudson Library by asking a
donation of fifty cents from all adults
but from children imder 16 nothing* Here
is where your fifty cents does double du
ty, for you it opens the door to a fine
exhibition and then the same 1 ittle fifty
cents goes right over and helps support the
(Con’t on page 19)
THE SECTION on the right at
THE Galax Theatre is reserved
AT matinees for COLORED PEOPLE^