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VISITORS WELCOME
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CHILDREN
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LAMPS - PICTURES ^ MIRRORS
AT Maynard^s COLONIAL SHOP
Monroe B* lanier, M/M Rodney Miller,
Mrs. Hazel Sloan, Mrs, 0, B, Smith, m/m
James R* Townley, m/M Ainslee Carter
flucTion
TODAY - FRIDAY
10:30 am - 2:30 pm
SATURDAY
10:30 am
A Mew Aaaaj/clL
Mr, and Mrs, Dick Potts annoiince the
arrival of a boy born at the Rabun County
Memorial Hospital on Sunday night*
He weighed 6 pounds and l5 ounces.
The little boy was not named at press
time.
PATIENTS AT THE HOSPITAL
Patients at the Highlands-Cashiers
Hospital this week include: Genelia
Calloway, Bertha Register, Laura Hoke,
Carolyn Fierro, and Margaret Ridgebourg,
Patients discharged from the Hos
pital include: James Williams and Repp
Cook,
AioiheA. New AaaIvcU.
Mr* and Mrs, Bill Lowe announce the
arrival of a girl born last Thursday at
Angel Hospital in Franklin, She weighed
7 pounds and 3 ounces; was named Rhonda
Lynn,
THIS VffiEK«S HOSPITAL DONORS
James R. Bryant, 1-Irs, Genelia Keener,
Goca-Cola Bottling Co., William Crawford
Estate, m/M Dorcn Dosch
M/M Tudor Hall, M/M R, D, Keene, M/M
Harry B, Matthews, m/M L, G, Misener, Mrs,
Charles Quinn
m/m Jack Brockway, Ethel May Fay, J,
S, Floyd, Mrs, Lyda Harcombe, M/m Kenneth
Keyes.
SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 8TH
TEACHERS FOR ^54-'55 ANNOUNCED
School will start September 8th for
the students. Teachers will report on
September 2, 3, 4, for their three pre
school days. Mr, Hendrix, principal,
will report on August 2^th and begin work#
Teachers employed for the 196^-65
school year are; Mrs, Ruth Brown, Mrs.
Irene James, Miss Virginia Edwards, Mrs,
Eveljm Pangle, Mrs. Edith Henson, Miss
Ethel Calloway, Mr, Corbett Holland, Mr.
W. C. Newton, Mr, Robert B. DuPree, Mrs.
Mary H, DuPree, Mrs, Victoria H. Bailey,
Vocational Home Economics, and Mr. Charles
F, Hendrix,
"The Chalk Garden is an engrossing
human drama spiced with suspense, sparked
with humor and distinguished by excellent
performances,”- HERALD TRIBUNE
"This story is beautifully set up,
clearly and suspensefully narrated and
acted. It touches your heart and feel^
ings,
. NEW YORK POST
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