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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
DURING THE SUIfNER SEASON
JESSIE HARBISON, EDITOR
FRIEDA NcGALL, ASSISTANT EDITCE
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1964
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THE RAILROAD THAT ENDED UP IIAK-
ING CHEESE — by r. f/. Reynolds
(EDITOR*S NOTE; Portions of the
following selection from HIGH LAIvDS,
T, i/J, Reynolds, used by permission
of the author*)
John C, Calhoun, the Southern states
man, dreamed of a railroad to ccainect the
fertile Midwest with the busy seaport of
Charleston, South Carolina, Charleston fin
anciers got back of the idea. Since the
route would be over the mountains, it would
be named the Blue Ridge Railroad, but with
separate incorporations within each state—
that is, as the Blue Ridge Railroad of South
Carolina, the Blue Ridge Railroad with Geor
gia, the Tennessee Railroad in North Caro
lina » and the-4iboxville (COK*D, PAGE TEN)
Chambers, Heinsohn, Sargent
and Crumpler Homes for the
TOURS
Adm 25^ & 750
Thursday June 18
Rock Hudson-Jennifer Jones in
"A FAREmiL TO ARMS”
in Color & CinemaScope
Shows at 7:15 & 9:35
Feature approx> 7^25 & 9s4.5
Fri-Sat June 19-20
4,2 International Stars in
"THE LONGEST DAY"
Due to the length of this program
(3 hr 20 min) there will be one show
only each night. The show begins at
7:30 - feature at 7:50
Sun-Mon June 21-22
Rock Jfudson-Paula Prentiss
in
^'MAN^S FAVORITE SPORT?"
in Color
Ciie show Sunday at 9:00
Monday shows at 7:15 & 9:35
Feature approx» 10 min after show begins
Tue-Wed Jime 23-24
Kirk Douglas-Mtzi Ga^or
Gig Young in
"FOR LOVE OR HONEY"
in Color
Shows at 7:20 & 9:30
Feature approx# 7:40 & 9:50
This seasons* Home Tours,
sponsored by the Women of
the Episcopal Church for
the benefit of Highlands-
Cashiers Hospital will
get underway this week.
The tour will leave the
Episcopal Church at three
o*clock, Friday afternoon, June 19* Mrs,
Tudor Hall is Chairman of the Tours Com
mittee* For RESERVATIONS and information
call Mrs, Tom Harbison, 3^31 on Thursday
morning and until 12 o*clock noon Friday,
The tour this week will include the
homes of Mir* and Mrs, Overton Chambers, Mr,
and Mrs. Robert Heinsohn, Dr, and Mrs,
Ralph Sargent, and Dr, and Mrs* Tom Crximp-
ler.
The Chambers will have on display
their private collection of antique Eng
lish silver, with the pieces labled indi
cating maker and year, (CON*D ON PAGE 12)
BAevaAjd. f'^LL44jC QenieA. io f/ie^ervt Two (onr-
CQAiA in Hij^hJLondA ThJui SuirmeA.
The Brevard Music Center will present
two concemts in Highlands this summer.
The first concert will be given on Monday
evening, July 13th, The Brevard Music Cen
ter Symphony, with Charles Rex, Jr., vio
linist, will be featured* Mr* Rex is a
Hinda Honigman Scholarship Winner* The
second concert will be presented by the
Brevard Music Center Symphony on Monday
evening, August 17th, Soprano Jeanette
Pecorello, tenor Eugen Talley-Schmidt|
and harpist Edward Vito will be featured
for this performance,
TOWN APPROVES BUDGET ESTIMATES
Town Clerk Herbert James announced
Tuesday that the Town had approved budgets
for the coming fiscal year, July 1, 1964
to June 30, 1965, At a Town meeting held
Monday evening the General Operating Bud
get Estimate ($218,250) and the Water and
Sewer Systems Capital Improvements Budget
Estimate ($411,578,79) were both approved.
They are open for public inspection.
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