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A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
The Hudson Library
JESSIE L. HARBISON, EDITOR Hightads.N. c.
FRIEDA McCALL, ASSISTANT EDITOR
PHONE PHONE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1965
Adm 25^ & 75^ (estcepting ”Becket” &
"The Fall cf the Roman Empire”)
Thursday August 5
Burl Ives-Beulah Bondi-Harry Carey in
DEAR TO m HEART"
in Color
Matinee at 2:30
Night shows at 7s35 & 9s30
Feature approx, 2;55. 8;00, & 9:55
Friday August 6
All Disney Program — All in Color
THE HORSE MITH THE FLYING TAIL
PlUci
"THE OLYMPIC ELK"
Also
"ARIZONA SHEEPDOG"
Special Matinee at 2j30
Night shows at 7?30 & 9?23
Saturday August 7
Jerry Lewis-Glenda Farrell-Susan Oliver
^'DISORDEnLY ORDERLY^*
in Color
Matinee at 2:30
Night shows at 7:25 & 900
Feature approx, 2;55> 7s50> & 9^55
Sunday August 8
James Stewart-Sandra Dee-Audrey Meadows
"TAKE HER. SHE’S MINE"
in Color & CinemaScope
Night shows at 7^30 & 900
Matinee at 2:30
Feature approx. 2:50, 7s50# & 9*50
Monday August 9
Richard Burton-Peter 0*Toole in
^'BEGKET**
in Color & CinemaScope
Special Matinee at 2:30
Night shows at 7s00 & 9s^5
Feature approx, 2:^0, 7s10, & 9s55
Adm this picture 40^^ and $1.00
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO
LAUGHTER
•— TINA HARBISON NEWTON
laughter wears many faces and speaks
in many ways. There is the laughter of
happiness, the laughter of love, the new
ly discovered laughter of a baby, the
laughter of childhood, of fellowship, of
sorrow, the laughter of scorn. You have
heard all of them, each bringing to mind
a different scene, , , ,
From inside a brightly lit house on
a cool summer evening comes the ringing
laughter of a family enjoying itself, It
is happy laughter. The parents laugh at
the antics of their children (CON'D, P, 13)
GEOFFREY HORHE, COLLIN WILGOX
BRING THE BARD TO HIGHLANDS
The Highlands Community Theatre will
present Mr. Geoffrey Horne, Miss Collin
Wilcox (Mrs, Horne) and Dr, Ralph Sargent
in TAKE ALL MI IDVES by William Shakes
peare opening Friday, August 13th for a
two week run, TAKE ALL MI IDVES, the title
quotation from one of the sonnets, is a
program of love scenes from Shakespeare*s
plays compiled by Mr. and Mrs# Horne with
Dr, Sargent especially for this presenta
tion in Highlands, Tickets for the spe
cial program go on sale at the Down Town
Box Office on Tuesday, August 10th at 10
A.M, Mr. Fred C, Allen, Managing Director
of the Theatre, announced that all seats
are reserved. Telephone reservations may
be made by calling the box office at 48?0
from 1 to 5 P.M. daily. The (CON»D, P. 21)
DEf/EY HOPPER DIES
George Dewey Hopper, 62, died in C,
J, Harris Community Hospital in Sylva
Monday after an illness of several months.
He was a carpenter and painter, and
active in the work of Highlands Methodist
Church where he was a steward and a mem
ber of the official board,
Mr. Hopper's first wife, Mrs. Evelyn
Cleaveland Hopper, died in I96I, and in
1963 he married Mrs, Helen Holt Coffee,
who survives. He was a son of the late
Monroe Hopper,
Surviving besides the widow are the
mother , Mrs. Fannie Henderson Hopper; a
daughter, Mrs, Morris Wilson; and two
brothers, Clyde and Fred Hopper, all of
(CON«D, PAGE 10)
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