THE GALAX NEWS
JULY 19. 1962
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A COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY d STAPLE GROCERIES
CHOICE HEATS
1/e Invite You to Visit
Our Store.
GOVERNORSS WEEK*^ END Ellison Magruder accompanied the boys and
was assisted by Senior Scouts Jimmy Craw-
Next week-end will be Governor*s Week ford, Jr., Edward Potts, Jr., Robert Rice,
end at the Brevard Music Center, North g^d Kurt Shuler.
Carolina Governor Terry Sanford will head *’ Regular Scout meetings are held on
a list of dignitaries to be there, Saturday afternoons at 2:00 in the Magru-
He will be introduced and make brief der and 0*Brien Office*
remarks at a concert Saturday evening when — — —
violinist Penny Ambrose will be featured FELLOWSHIP HOUR HELI>-BaPTIST CHURCH
n Sunday evening, July 15» a number
The Governor ^11 also be in the au- Qf people stayed after the worship service
dience when a of business and civic participate in the Fellowship Hour. This
leaders discuss Music and the South" Sat- hour consisted of Fun, Fellowship, and Food,
urdav afternoon- beeinn-lnfr at 2 n oTnoV. Each Sunday night there will be a fellowship
following the evening worship services, and
will be held in the Recreation Room, Miss
Betty Jean Crawford will be in charge this
coming Sunday night.
urday afternoon, beginning at 2 o*clock.
Panel moderator will be William Herring,
director of the Arts Council of Winston-
Salem.
Panelist are Dr, Vittorio Giannini,
professor of ccMposition at Juilliard and
Manhattan Schools of Music; Gordon Hanes,
president of Hanes Hosiery Mills, Winston-
Salem; Wallace Magill of New York, pro
ducer of the Bell Telephone Hour; C, A,
McKnight, editor of the Charlotte Observer;
and Robert L, Rierson, program operations
manager for Station WBTV in Charlotte.
Visitors will make a tour of the
Transylvania Music Camp and will be feted
at several social f\inction.
BOY SCOUT NEWS
Sixteen boys of Boy Scout Troop 20?
enjoyed a camping trip last week. They
left Friday afternoon for Rich Mountain,
which is located northeast of Cliffside.
Included in the activities were a 5 mile
hike and a visit to Cliffside Lake, Sev
eral boys made the requirements for Second
Class.
The truck used on the trip belonged
to Mr, and Mrs, Neville Bryson of High
lands, The Troop is very grateful for the
generosity of the Brysons. Scoutmaster
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mounmin shop
CASHIERS, NORTH CAROLINA•.•.
Distinctive Gifts and
Sportswear*
Haps, Books
Homemade Preserves
Handsmocked Dresses
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PATIENTS AT HIGHLANDS COMMONITI HOSPITAL
Recent patients at the Highlands
conmiunity Hospital are: H» N. Potts^
Highlands! Jfr* Francis L* Rodgers,
Palm Beach, Fla»; Lloyd Jackson Franksj
Glenvillei Ruty Wallace, Cashiers^
and Loraine Georgeson«
Patients at the Hospital at the
present time include: Mr* Harry Hector,
Highlands^ Mrs* Florence Saussy, High
lands; Edith Hutchison, Sarasota,
Plcu; Willia, Porter, Highlands, and
Fannie Crane, of Highlands*
Mr* and Mrs* Richard Veazey and
children Helen and Doug of St* Peters*
berg, Fla* were the guests of Mr* and
Mrs* Dave Wiley this past week-end*
The Veazey* s left early this week for a
trip to Virginia and Baltimore, Md*
Miss Georgetta Penland arrived last
week from West Palm Beach for a visit here*
l/HEN IN FRANKLIN, N.C.
Be Sure to Eat at»»
M\
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Palmer Street Shopping Center