THE GALAX NEWS
JPHE 7. 1962
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OPENIMG FRIDA Y, JUNE 8
Meals Served by Reservation
(Est. Since 1681)
In Franklin, ilT# O'# Everyone
Knows
It^s
ujin's
FOR
BETTER CLOTHING FOR LADIES
CflBin UUEflVERS
2 MILES OFF HIGHWAY 64 BETWEEN
HIGHLANDS 6: BASHIERS
Homemade Gifts Pottery --
Handwoven Linens, Skirts
Rocks and Minerals
Handcarvings
Driftwood
REEV65 HnRDWnRE
FRIGIDAIRE SALES
BUILDING MATERIALS ~
PAINTS - HOUSEWARES
HOSPITALITY LEADERS AM^TOUNCED
Hospitality leaders for the summer
months at the First Presbyterian Church
have been announced by the Pastor, Rev.
Dan McCall* Mrs. Lyda Haxcombe and Miss
Betty Cole initiated the Presbyterians*
'^Project friendship'• Sunday morning, June
3rd, by welcoming worshippers at the church
door prior to the eleven o*clock service.
Said Rev. McCall, '’Our tentative list in-
cludeat Mr. and Mrs. Les Misener, 1^. and
Mrs# Wilton Cobb, Mr. and Mrs* Sidney Mc
Carty, Mr* and Mrs. Roy Philips, Mr* and
Mrs* Robert Conlon, Mr. and Mrs* Alan
Lewis, Mr* and Mrs. Clyde Mehder, Mr* and
Mrs. Steve Potts, I'irs. Newton Hardie, Mrs.
Richard C# Holt, Miss Dolly Harbison,
and Mrs* C* H. E3cdahl, Mr* and Mrs* Henry
Cleavelandj and Mr* and Mrs* C* J* Ander
son* We are grateful for the spontaneous
warmth of friendship evidenced in our con
gregation, and we are hopeful that our
hospitality leaders will further promote
the development of Christian fellowship
among those who come to worship in the
Presbyterian Church.”
SOFTBALL LEAGUE MEETING
A meeting will be held Friday, June
8 at 7:30 p*m# in the recreation hall of
the Baptist Church for the purpose of
organizing a soft balU league for the
young people of the community. Anyone
who is interested in the organization
of this league is urged to attend*
Forest Service News
Ranger Wg Peterson reported Tuesday
that the new blacktop sidewalk at Dry
Falls from the concession stand to the
falls has been completed* He also stated
that a new steel fence from the stand to
and under the falls has been completed*
Both of these improvements will greatly
aid the safety of visitors to this lovely
spot.
NEW NURSES AT HCH
Two new nurses at Highlands Communi
ty Hospital are Miss Anne L* Grant, R* N*
and Mra Gerry C* Ramey, R* N* Both nurses
are living at the new nurse* s home recent
ly completed near the hospital.
Cheston K* Gardner, Ph. D, is employed
at HCH as the technic^,
ART GALLERY OPENS
!Che Highlands Art Gallery will open
for the summer season next Ihursday night,
June 14, at 7:30 p*m* The Art Gallery,
which has been established in the Caro-
linas for 31 years, is often called the
'•Showplace of the Carolinas*” Diamonds,
watches, furniture, silverware, dinner-
ware, Oriental rugs, linens, and crystal-
ware are seme of the lovely items which
have been gathered from all over the world.
Broom Sale
The Highlands Lions Club is selling
brooms made by the blind in Greensboro*
The Club is also selling ironing board
covers which carry the Good Hous^eeping
Seal of Approval. Those who wish to pur^
chaser either of these items may contact
Mr. Neville Wiigon at Hilltop Amoco,
"Home of Country Cured Ham"
IGHinnDER
"Where the Best Food is Served"
Next Door to Post Office
Western Steaks*^-Fried Chicken
Country Ham