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THDRSDAIf JTME 13, 1963
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ESTABLISHED 32 YEARS in THE CfiROLinPS
HARPER CLARK PASSES
Mto Harper Clark, 62, of West Palm
Beach, Pla® and Highlands, died Friday,
June Hh at Highlands Community Hospital
where he was entered Jxme 2nd as a cardiac
patient* Mr, Clark owned a home on Big
Bear Pen and had a farm in the Norton Com
munity, The funeral was held at 11:00 am
Monday and graveside services were held at
the Evitt Cemetary in Norton, in accordance
with his "Wishes* Mr# Clark is survived
by his wife, Mrs, Elizabeth Clark, a son.
Harper Clark, Jr., of West Palm Beach,
and a daughter, Mrs* James C© Pearson, of
Palm Beach, one sister, and seven grand
children.
SKY LAKE GOLF ESTATES
Sky Lake Golf Estates pla^is to open
the first 9 holes between June 20 and 25*
The course id.ll be 3^250 yards and with a
par of 36. Mr, Axcell iTill operate the
Pro Shop and lessons will be available*
The course will be open to the public
until such time as there is a full member
ship. Green fees will be $3*50 for 9 holes,
$5*00 for 18 holes, and |7*50 for all day*
Weekly, monthly and seasonal rates will
be offered*
Sky Lake Golf Course was designed by
Mr*William itoick of Ft,Walton Beach, Fla*
Mr* Amick is widely known for his urdque
golf course designs and, in Highlands, has
concentrated on losing none of the natural
mountain contour and beauty. Every fair
way is a pictorial scene indicative of this
(ConH on page 17)
(oaoIajwl i^oujvtcUri TouA^d io Begjji
Mr* Allan Lewis, owner and operator
of the Carolina Mountain Tours and An
derson *s Variety Store, announced Tues
day that the Tours would be ready for
op 3ration idthin the next week or ten
days*
The Carolina Mountain Tours range
from 2 hour to all day trips throughout
western North Carolina, and the rates
range fi»om |3»00 to |10,00 per person.
Children imder 13 years of age, however,
are charged one-half the adult fare.
The Tours are so arranged as to
meet the satisfaction of everyone* There
are five all-day tours* to Cherokee,
N,C* via Sequoyah Lake, Bridal Veil Falls,
Cullasaja Gorge, Franklin, Cowee Mt,,
and GLllsboro, The trip includes a tour
up Soco Gorge and i^to ^|autiful Maggie
Wilson--Reed Marriage Announced
Miss Barbara Wilson, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs, Warren Wilson of Highlands,
will be married to Mr, Edward Reed, son
of Mr, and Mrs, Edward Reed of Satolah,
Georgia, on Saturday evening, June 15th.
The wedding will take place at the First
Baptist Church of Highlands at 8:00, A
reception will immediately follow the
ceremony in the recreation room of the
Church basement. The public is invit
ed,
BAKE SALE - JUNE 22 - HAMPTON HORSE
Sponsored by Women of First Presbyter
ian Church,