THE GALAX NEWS
JULY 20. 1961
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Based on the Novel by GRACE METALIOUS
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GALAX THEATRE
Sun^^Non July 23 ^ 24
(HCSPITAL BAZAAR CON*T)
LEE*S INN GUESTS
}/1/¥l Jasper M. V7estall, Asheville, N«G.j
M/Vl Joilian G. Halligan, Savannah, Ga»j
Robert R, Nichols, Atlanta, Ga.| I0i G, G#
Hertwig, Iviacon, Ga»j M/M Louis ililler. New
York; M/M Lester G« Fort, Miajoi, Fla*| W/M
W,L* Bavis, Ft, Meade, Fla.| ^^/M I^le E,
Duff & children, ^lims, Fla.| tiie Misses
Hardin, Orlando, Fla*j Jas# G. Davis,
Camilla, Ga«5 and yi/U R* T, Grier, Metaini,
Louisiana*
a. R* Dunsford, Jacksonville, Fla. 5
M/VL Ben H, Grawford, West Point, Ga*|
Lawrence Adlor, Goral Gable, Fla.| Wll
Brice Dickson, Gastonia, N« C,j Miss Mar
garet Ritchie and Miss Margaret Hartsell,
Goncord, N«G,| ^V^M R« Freese, Atlanta, Ga*j
¥i/¥i M. D. Shultz, Ocala, Fla.j ¥i/Vl Robert
Logan, Tampa, Fla*| M/¥l W* H, Hodges, Wood
bury, Ga*; S* Hay, Atlanta, Ga*j
^^/M D. G. Hinson, ^^ullins, S, G.| ^M A,
Jalbert, Atlanta, Ga.j M/M G. R. Minton,
Ft» Pierce, Fla*; and ^!i/M H* P* Dowdy, Ft.
Myers, Horida.
IV^ A. Gandy, Silver Springs, Md,;
t^M S* D. Flannagan, Aiken, S» G*; M/M S*
l-ilberg, Miami, Fla*j M/ll J* L* Pourcipu,
Birmingham, Ala*5 M* H* Miller, Garter-
ville, Ga*| VM Jas. G* Greene, Leesburg,
Fla* 5 Dr. & Mrs* J. H* Lawrence .& family,
/Jaycross, Ga*j Dr, Bard Williams, Palm Beachj
Fla*; Mrs. K. A* Shultz, West Palm Beach,
Fla.; Dr. & Mrs. l^fin. T. Barrett, Naples,
Fla.; and Mrs. Smest Morrison, Avondale
“States, Florida*
Mrs* Jasper Major and Mss Veta Os
born, Miami, Florida; IS/H F* Gooper, Jr*,
and family, Orlando, Florida; ^M J. B*
Jemigan & children, Eau Gallie, Florida;
Mr* William A* Snyder, Youngstown, Ohio;
THE JACKS
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hand-made articles such as baby afghans,
receiving blankets, various kinds of pin
cushions, sweater bags, quilts, sun bon- *■«.* a* ,
nets, travelers sewing kits* Hide-a-roUs,and Mrs. L. Snyder & daughter, Mkitland,
white elephants, covered coat hangers, Florida,
sour clothes bags, children’s dresses,
blanket covers, luncheon sets, matched
napkins, aprons, potted plants, cut flow
ers, cakes, jams, jellies, cookies, pick
les, and many other items not mentioned.
Mr. Richard Harrison has spent much
time and work in making wooden bowls,
bird feeders, garden stools, and other
hand-made articles. Mr, Eugene Carter has
made suet feeders, memp pads, and knife
holders for the kitchen.
The merchants of the area will have
a booth of numerous valuable and useful
items. There will be a food booth spon
sored by the Order of the Eastern Star.
The Women of the Methodist Church will
serve luncheon plates at noon.
This event usually proves to be a
most enjoyable and rewarding one—and for
$uch a worthy cause. So come early, )^y
your Christmas gifts, and-have a wonder
ful time.
The amount raised this year will go
toward the purchase of an auxiliary po
wer system which will be of great value
in case of power failure in the Hospital.
Belle Montrose, mother of famed TV
star Steve Allen, a vaudeville headliner
herself for most of her 7^ jrears, makes
her movie debut in Walt Disney* s new come
dy, "The Absent Minded Professor," playing
at the Galax Theatre Fri-Sat, July 21-22*
HIGHLANDS
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