THE GALAX IffiWS
AUGUST 23, 1962
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PERSONALS - --
Miss Ann Wax will leave SAinday for
Baton Roage^ La., •where she will attend
school this year.
Visiting Miss Gladys Schroeder and
Mr. and Mrs. W. L* Schroeder this week
are Miss Lynn Ornstein, of North Palm
Beach, Fla., and Miss Joan Waltonan of
Lake Park, Fla.
Eighteen summer residents of the
beautiful Rolling Acres section enjoyed
a picnic Monday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Chris Roberts. It is hoped that this
friendly '^get-together" will become an an
nual affair,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dom returned
Wednesday to their home in South Miami,
Fla, Their son, Louis, arrived Monday to
drive them back to Miami.
Miss Ethel Calloway, teacher in High
lands School, was among those receiving a
B. S, degree in education at the commence
ment exercises at Western Carolina College
last Friday evening.
Mrs, James Thurman and children, Mary
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If You^re A Pack Rat,
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parents, Mr, and Mrs, V, D, Bridges, in
Columbia, Tenn,, this week.
District ^nger Peterson is attend-
Lucy and David, are visiting Mrs. Thurman's ing a H. S. Forest Hanger's Conference in
the Croatan District in Atlantic Beach
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Day Tire Capping Service
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Courteous Service ^
Auto Accessories
FRONT END ALIGNING
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THE
DiniEni SHOP
Homemade Jams,
Jellies and Pickles
Cocktail Items
COURTESY OF
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Inviting Ideal Neighbors
to
Share Our Region*s Growth
this week ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D, Bishop, of Lake
City, Fla., xrt.ll be spending the week at
Mirror Lake, The Bishops were married
Sunday, August 19 in Lake City. Mr. Bish
op is the grandson of Mr, and Mrs, J. A.
Hodges of Highlands.
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Heatley, of How-
ey-in^the-Hills, Fla., left today after
several days* visit with Mr. and Mrs. M,
H, Guthrie.
"FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON"
"Five Weeks in a Balloon," the first
book published by famed nineteenth century
novelist Jules Verne, is exactly 100 years
old this year. As part of an International
Centennial Celebration, motion picture pro
ducer Irwin Allen has filmed "Five Weeks in
a Balloon" for 20th Century-Fox, and the Cin-
emaScope-DeLuxe Color production will appear
Thursday and Friday, August 23 and 2k at the
GALAX THEATRE.
"Five Weeks in a Balloon" is straight
forward adventure-comedy, without the
science fiction elements tliat so preoccupied
Verne later in his career. It details the
hilarious adventures of seven would-be ex
plorers (five men, two women) who stage a
madcap 4,000 mile balloon race across Af
rica. Suspense is built and maintained as
the adventurers progress from Zanzibar to
Hezak to Timbuktu in an effort to reach the
Gold Coast and plant the British flag be
fore the whole region falls into the hands
of slave traders.
Starred in "Five W^eks in a Balloon"
are Red Buttons, as a scatter-brained play
boy? Sir Cedric Hardwicke, as a (slightly)
mad inventor; Fabian, as the inventor^s
balladeering assistant; Barbara Eden, as a
beautiful missionary school teacher; Peter
Lorre, as an insidious slave trader; Rich
ard Haydn, as a British high-brow; Barbara
Luna, as the mischievous native girl; and a
remarkable chimpanzee named Chester (as an
(equally remarkable chimp named "Duchess").