I6c PtR COPY HIGHLANDS A MINEOGRAPHED NE¥SPAPER PublISHED Weekly During the Summer Season MRS^ JAMES NEWTON:, EDITOR JESSIE HARBISON, ASSISTANT EDITOR THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1963 loc PtR COPY PHONE 2495 A SCENE HCH FUND DRIVE C»IITTEE miOimCED Reality existing in a dream, a dream The Committee for the Highlands Cotd?- that doesn*t exist in reality, munity Hospital Fund Drive has been an— She sat alone on the edge of the uni- nounced by Chairman, Mr® John Ca Perry, verse, concentrating on the rise and fall The Committee consists of Mr« Ralph De« of time. Secure on pinnacles of insecurity Ville, Mr. J» L* Goehring^ Mrs. Lyda Har— contemplating infinity she watched the combe, and Mr. R. G« Ramsey, sviirling world v/ith its monotonous little The Drive this year will be by letter people in dirty ruts scurrying to the heart- only, and there will be no personal soli- beat of sux'vival tangled inextricably in citation. The Committee has not yet be— e^stence. Sie saw them blurred mistily by gun because of the desire to obtain more the strength of her vision. She knew. funds for the building program. She perceived reality through dreams. Not here, not now, nor in the past but to be— ^ ^ everything was to be. Not Only Fleas to Bite Um Turning on her rootless stool she (CON»T TO PAGS 13) Thur-Fri June 20-21 Sandra Dee-Bobby Darin in "If fi fTlon flnsijueRs" in Color Shows at 7:25 & 9:30 Feature Approx. & 9:50 Adm 25^ & 75^ Saturday June 22 Bob Hope-Liicille Ball in "FflncY Pprts " in Color MATINEE at 3:00 Night Shows at 700 & 9? 25 Feature Approx. 3:20, 7:50, & 9:50 Adm 25^ & 60^ Sun-Mon June 23-2^1' Marlon Brando-Sandra Church-Eiji Okada in "The Ugly flmfaicfln" in Color MATINEE Sunday at 3t00 1 Show Sunday Night at 9:00 Monday Shows at 7:15 & 9:30 Feature Approx, 10 Min After Show Starts Adm 25^ & 75^ Tue-Wed June 25-26 Dean Martin-Lana Turner in "UJho's Got Tue flcnon? " in Color & CinemaScope Shows at 7s30 & 9:25 Feature Approx. 7-50 & Q;50 Adm 25^ & 75^ Dr. Leland Shanor, president of the Highlands Biological Station, will give the first of evening lectures scheduled ay the Miseimi of Natural History on Jime 27. The formal title of the lecture is the fungal parasites of insects. A less formal title might well be NOT ONLY FLEAS TO BITE The lecture is scheduled for SsOO pm, June 27, in the Museum of Natural History Building. The subject of Dr. Shanor*s lecture represents an area of research interest first pursued while he was a graduate student at the University of North Caro lina where he studied with the late Pro fessor W* C. Coker and Professor John N. Couch8 Dr. Shanor and his own graduate students have investigated a number of (CON*T TO PAGE 8) HCT ANNOUNCES TRYOUTS FOR FIRST PLAY Tryouts for the first Highlands Com munity Ilaeatre production will'be held Friday, June 21 at 8:00. The first pro duction will be ’-Everybody Loves Opal" by John Patrick® The playwrite has been represented at the local theatre by many outstanding productions in the last few seasons* The two latest productions were “Hasty Heart,” presented during the I960 season, and the highly successful and en joyable “Teahouse of the August Moon," of last year. Tryouts are open to each and every one—all are welcome to come* ¥ILSON^REED EXCHANGE VOWS In a lovely setting last Saturday evening, June 15, at the First Baptist Church of Highlands, Miss Barbara Wilson and Mr. Edward Reed were married by the Rev* i^ank Reedo The bride, \^?ho wore a ballerina length dress of white lace, was (CON»T TO PAGE 2)

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