THE OALU ira;s
THORSDAg. JOKE 7. 1962
PACffl 15
(HCH BOARD COH«T)
serious need for private rooms*
In order to start the Fund Drive it
will be necessary to plan a program of de-*
tails with more care than ever. The Chair
man of the Drive will be on a co-basis and
it is a pleasure to report that our spiri
tual leaders of the community are whole
heartedly behind us: Rev* R, Clinton Bai
ley, Baptist Minister; Our Lady of the
Mountain, Catholic Church; Rev, G, Dan Mc
Call, Presbyterian Minister; Rev* Hervey L,
Stewart, Cashiers Baptist Minister; Rev*
John C* Vernon, Methodist Minister; and
Gale D* Webbe, Priest of the Church of the
Incarnation,
An Executive Committee has been fomed
that will carry on the many details of the
Fund Drive* This Executive Committee is
made us of the following! Mrs* Foy Perry,
who has served the Highlands Hospital for
many years; Mrs, Arabella Burke, who has
also been a valuable worker in the past
Fund Drives; Mr* Ralph DeVille, who is
owner of the Stone Lantern; plus an turw
named member; and Mr* Robert L* Turner,
who has come to Highlands for the past
twenty years but who now has a summer resi
dence at Sapphire Valley, Mr* Turner is
perhaps the least known in the Highlands
circles, but will be identified with the
summer visitors as being connected with
the Genuine Parts Company in Atlanta, He
was president of this Company from 19^
to 1955 at which time he retired.
Further plans will be forthcoming
from week to week in regard to the Fund
Drive, Let*s start thinking about out
hospital and be willing to back us the
plans of the hospital and help them go
over the top as in previous years*
“TEENAGE MILLIONAIRE"
'•Teenage Millionaire” opening Sunday
and Monday, June lO-U at the GALAX THEA
TRE, through United Artists release, of
fers—at last—a film about teenagers
who are not delinquents. In this bright,
upbeat and amusing musical, the country*s
top teenage stars appear well behaved, well
spoken and well dressed. All highly talent
ed, they deport themselves strictly for
fun and entertainment, with no greater
problem of adjustment than getting used to
owning one million dollars.
In the title role, 18-year old Jimmy
Clanton displays an easy-going acting style
calculated .to charm movie fans the way his
phenomenally successful >*sweet-singing”
has wooed record fans*
As his aunt in the film, fluttery Zasu
Pitts tries to keep the orphaned teenage
millionaire out of trouble* She hires
Rocky Graziano as a sort of bodyguard-god-
father, to keep tabs on him and Rocky in
turn eiilists the support of Maurice “Dob
erman” Gosfield and glamorous Joan Tabor,
all of whom conspire to keep Jimmy from
becoming romantically entangled vdth cute,
vivacious Diane Jergens. Twenty sweet and
swinging musical interludes later, all
filmed in a brand new screen process call
ed "Musicolor,” boy finally gets girl*
HEAR
Dr* Cecil Myers
of
Atlanta, Ga,
July 30 to Aug, 2, at 8:00 p*m*
Hymn-Sing at 78^5
In
Cashiers Methodist Church
Cashiers, N* C,
Mr* Richard A* Dickson,Mueic Director
VOGUe BEflUTY SHOP
Now Open Six Days A Meek*
PHONE 3665
HOTEL EDLUfiRDS
COMPLETE DINNERS $U40 - $2.25
Hours - 5*30 - 8:00 p*m*
mounmin ReniTY
compnnY
G^shiers^N.G .
Specializing in the Cashiers
Area * *
Mrs. Elda H* Coverdf Realtor -
Mr* F, L« Rodgers, Realtor -
Mrs* Anne Knight, Salesman
Mrs. Jean Rice, Salesman
Phones, Office-Gl 1-2330: Res*-Gl L-2651
flLVin CROLU6 6 CO.
GENERAL CONTRACTING
AtiL Types of Building—-
Also Oejumic Tile
"LIFE-TIME WALL AND FLOOR
COVERING OF LASTING BEAUTY"
flnDGRSOD'S VPRIETY
Store
A. A, LEWIS, OWNER
NEW SHIPMENT OF STRA^/ HANDBAGS
Phone 4492
Highlands,
Brach*s Can^
H^dware
Housewares
Cosmetics
Toys
Indian Moccasins
Souven^ rff
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