HIGHLANDS, MORTH CAROLINA
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER .
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
PER COPY DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
phone JESSIE L. HARBISON, EDITOR
2495 FRIEDA McCALL, ASSISTANT EDITOR 2495
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1964
AN eOTH ANNIVERSARY
In 1884, when the village of Highlands
was nine years old, its leading citizens
met to elect the first officers and trus
tees of the Hudson Library Association.
The purpose of this newly-formed organiza
tion was to conduct the affairs of the Hud
son library. At this meeting S. T. Kelsey,
the founder of Highlands, was elected pres
ident, and Baxter White, the first post
master, was elected vice-president. Today,
four score years later, this organization,
now knoTfin as the Hudson Library of High
lands, North Carolina, Incorporated, is
Gtill very much alive.
The library itself had been started
Feature approx. 10 min. after show starts
Tue-Wed Aug 25-26
Jean Simiaons-Robert Preston ( in
"ALL THE MY HOME"
Shows at 7:25 & 9:35
Feature approx. 7:A5 & 9s55
DR. JUSTICE TO CONCLUDE MQSEUM lECTURE
SERIES
Dr. William S, Justice of Asheville
will conclude the evening lecture series
at the Museum on August 27. The illus
trated lecture, scheduled for 8:00 p.m.
will be on flowers, birds and scenes of
Western North Carolina.
Dr. Justice, a well-known surgeon,
is considered to be one of the finest
photographers of flowers and scenes of
Western North Carolina and a very enter
taining speaker. He is in great demand
and recently appeared before audiences at
the Asheville-Biltmore College and several
garden clubs in the state. Dr. Justice
is cooperatii^ with the botany departmentt
of the University of North Carolina in the
study of the flora of the Carolinas.
The lecture is open to the public
and there are no charges.
J/ C T FBFSFJifTS J/OOTMAMY
Cn August 21st and 22nd, Friday and
Saturday, th& HIGHLANDS CCMIOBITI THEATRE
will present HOOTENANNI *64, the last
scheduled production of the twenty-fifth
season for H C T. Headlining this yearns
Hootenanny will be Stan Robinson, from
Atlanta, Georgia. Stan traveled for two
years with the Appalachians and recorded
with them on ABC Paramount Records. He
has appeared as a single on Network Tele
vision, in night clubs and coffee houses
throughout the East, and has worked with
the Grand Ole Opry. He studied Drama at
the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in
New York and has done theatre and dance
work in Atlanta, Stan will also sing with
the Mountain City Singers, with which he
has been working for two years,
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SQUARE DANOE FESTIVAL - TONIGHT
AT 8:30 - HIGHLANDS SCHOOL AUDI
TORIUM - $500 IN DOOR PRIZES TO
BE GIVEN AWAY - WELL-KNOWN DANCE
TEAMS TO BE COMPETING FOR $175
IN CASH PRIZES
ARTHUR SMITH SHOW, FEATURING THE
CRACKERJACKS AND THE CROSSROADS
QUARTET - S:30 P. M. SATURDAY AT
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL AUDITORIUM -
TICKETS ON SALE ON MAIN STREET
several years previously and early records
show that by 1883 It (COM'D OH PAGE 10)
25^ & 75($
Thur-Fri Aug 20-21
Fabian-Shelley Fabares-Tab Hunter
in
"RIDE THE WILD SURF"
in Color
Matinee Thursday at 2s30
Kight shows at 7:30 & 9t35
Feature approx. 20 min» after show starts
Saturday Aug 22
Jane Powell-Howard Keel
in
"SEVEN BRIDES FOR
SEVEN BROTHERS"
in Color & CinemaScope
Matinee at 2:30
Night shows at 7:25 & 9:35
Feature approx. 2:50^ 7:^5 & 9:45
Sun-Mon Aug 2>-24
”Tippi»« Hedren-Sean Connery-Diane Baker
^ Alfred Hitchcock’s
"MARNIE"
in Color
Ifetinee Sunday at 2:30
Shows Sun & Mon nights at 7sl0 & 9s35
13TH YEAR OF PUBLICATION