THE GALAX NEWS
JUX.Y 20, 1961
PAGE 18
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RESORT FASHIONS
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TOWN and COUNTRY CLOTHES,.
All Sizes.....
HELEn's BflRn
NOW OPEN FOR ROLIER SKATING
Tuesdays and Thursdays - 1-5
7-11 P.M.
Sundays - - - 1-6 P.M.
SQUARE DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
BODY TONING - MASSAGE...,
Face Lifting
Sylvir's BefiuTY Snion
PhoM 3305
Highlandst N. C.
BUFFET CON*T
host of Lee*s Inn, serve a buffet dinner
that brought forth exclamations of de
light but he gave to the Hudson Library
one half of the dinner price paid by the
52 who made reservations^ a noble gift^
for he had already donated the use of
the Inn for the occasion*
The second good thing of the even
ing was the bridge games, some playing
duplicate and some contract, eight tables
^ all« Is there anything more exhilirat-
ing for the bridge player than a good
game with evenly matched players! ? Each
player made a donation to the Hudson
Library.
The winning of prizes was the
third good thing of the evening*..prizes
generously donated by the Clover Hill
Surprise Shop on Cashiers Road, Bae CJ6I0-
nial Shop, Wits End and the Highlands
Furniture Shop.
Mrs* Elizabeth Valentine as chair
man of the Ways and Means Ccanmittee was
able to turn over to the Hudson Library
$150 to ^60 malting the fourth good ng
of the evening. This committee was in
charge of staging the successful event.
PERSONALS
Mrs, A. N, Lewis of Cheriton, Va.
is here to spend the summer with her sis
ter, Miss Suaan Rice,
Mr. and Mrs, Edgar P. McKinney have
returned to Miami, Fla, after spending
two weeks at their summer home here.
Mr. N, T, Ragland of Miami, Fla, is
visiting Mr, L, W, Rice heere.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J, F,
Sofge at their home on Satulah Terrace
were Miss Louise D^four of Charleston,
S. C, and Mr. and Mrs, Charles Huntley
and sons, of Columbia, S, C.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Anderson of Tryon,
N, C, are visiting Ife*, and Mrs, C, J.
Anderson.
Mrs. Leda Brownback has as her guests
Mrs. Clara Kaiser, who is her sister, of
Sarasota, Fla, and Mrs, Lottie Ulery, also
of Sarasota. Mrs, Kaiser and Mrs, Ulery
arrived Tuesday and plan to spend several
months in Highlands, Mrs, Cathryn Mit
chell, who has been Mrs, Brownback*s
guest this summer, and Mrs, Brownback
leave today for Chattanooga, Tenn, to
attend a bridge tourriament. They will
return home Monday,
Mrs, G, S. Brownell will have as
her guests for a week, her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs, George Eager
and children, of Valdosta, Ga,
Mrs, Clarence Moore of Knoxville,
Tenn, arrived Sunday to spend a week
with Mrs. Collis Bums at her home here,
Mrs, Thomas Shaddick held a lunch
eon party Wednesday afternoon at her
home in the Mirror Lake section,
Mr.. and Mrs, Angus Grace have as a
guest at their heme on Bear Pen Mt,, Mr.
Bill Turner of Asheville, N, C,
COMING TO THE GALAX THEATRE
la,
THE
RETURN TO HIGHLANDS
Ihe many friends of ^i^s• George
Townsend and Mrs. Arthur Bliss will be
happy to know that they have arrived in
Highland^ for the remainder of the season
and will be staying at Highlands Inn. Mr.
Tracey lay accompanied them from Washingtonc
VncniionERS
Be sure to register at Spring
Lake for a beautiful mountain
LOT overlooking THE LAKE TO
BE GIVEN AWAY FREE ON LaBOR
Day* Drive 10 miles of
Highlands on Highway 106. > ♦.
"TREASURES TODAY, HEIRLOCKES TOMORROW"
Sculptured Portraits
of Your Loved Ones
ETHEL McLEAN
Nationally Recognized Sculptor
Ttfill be at
CLOVER HILL SURPRISE SHOP
Friday, July 21 thru. Wadnedday, July 26
On US 54—l^i, E, of Highlands.,,