THE GALAX LJEWS
/.UGUST , 3 J.Q61
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SAPPHIRE, N. C.
A DELIGHTFUL INN OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL LAKE FAIRFIELD
FEATURING OUTSTANDING CUISINE
(Lunch and Dinner By Reservation^ *)
GHANPIONSHIP GOLF ON OUR PICTURESQUE 18 HOLE COURSE
CHOICE HOME SITES IN BEAUTIFUL SAPPHIRE VALLEY
Jim Plymire
General Mgr.
1/rite or Phone Globe 1-2110 for Information
CALLED BOARD MEETING
On Friday evening, Jialy 28, a called
meeting of the Town Board of Highlands
was held in the Town Office for the pur
pose of discussing the Highlands Quarry
situation.
Besides the Board members, there were
present approximately 15 residents from
the Bear Pen Mcfuntain section• Both
sides of the issue gave their views, but
no immediate action was taken, Mr. Guy
Houk, town attorney, will meet with the
board on August 7 to discuss the matter.
Presbyterian News
The friends and members of the First
Presbyterian Church of Highlands will
meet for a “cover dish supper” Monday,
August 6, at 6:30 in the Recreation Room
of the Church. Following the supper the
group will hear a brief message by Mr*
Kenneth S* Keyes of Highlands and Miami.
Mir. Keyes has served for many years es an
gLctive Christian layman.
According to an announcement by the
Session, the project of the congregation
to build a new manse is near completion*
The manse building has been finished and
the pastor and his family have moved into
the house 5 the landscaping is esjpected to
be completed within the near future*
This announcement also included a re
port on the progress of the Manse Build
ing Fund Drive* Latest un-official figures
indicate that over |18,300 has been re
ceived toward the goal of |19,500* A
special service of dedication of the of
ferings made toward the manse work, will
be held as a part of the morning worship
services of Sunday, August 6th.
MUSIC CENTER NEARING CLOSE
Closing activities for the 25th an
niversary season of the Brevard Music
Center *s Transylvania Music Camp will
encompass a full week end of concerts*
Ihe Brevard Music Festival, the final
three weeks of “A Summer Festival of
Jftisic," will open on Wednesday, August 9*
The guest appearance of Joan Field,
violinist, opens the week end’s con
certs on Friday evening at 8:15* A resi
dent of Miami Beach, Florida, Miss Field
has studied both in this country and in
Paris* She recently made several record
ings for a major record company.
According to the tradition of the
Music Center, each student musical orga
nization will perform on Satu]?day. These
concerts will mark the official close of
the camp season* The Hilltopper Concert
Band, the Hilltopper Symphony Orchestra,
and the Transyli^ania Concert Band and
Ttansylvanis Symphony will perform#
Former child prodigy, Euth Slenczyn-
ska will be guest soloist on Saturday
evening, and will appear in recital on
Sunday evening. Miss Slenczynska made
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