HIGHLANDS, NORTH CAROLINA
PHONE 526-2066
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
BETTY HOLT, CO-EDITOR
ELIZABETH WORLEY, G0~EDIT0R
THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1966
NEl/ PARD/AY LINK OPENS THIS
MONTH
The 15 miles of Parkway motor road
opened to motorists this month begins at
the Prench Broad River on N. C. 191 six *
miles south of Asheville and soars to a
close-up of 5,7i*9-foot Mount Pisgah.
Here is connects with $9 miles of Park
way skimming across the Pisgah Ledge and
the Great Smoky, Mjuntains National Park
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Thursday June 16,,One day
Robert Taylor-Deborah Kerr in
"QUO 7ADIS"
in Color
First Show at 7J 30..Feature Approx. 7:liO
Due to the length (Approx. 3 hr.) we
won’t run a complete 2nd show. However,
you may come as late as 8:30 and see
all of the feature.
Adm. this picture ljO0 and $1.00
Fri-Sat June 17-18
Hayley Mills-Dean Jones-Dorothy Provine-
Roddy McDox-irell in Disney's
"THAT DARN CAT"
Matinee Saturday at 2:30
Night shows at ?:15 & 9:3^
Feature Approx. 10 min. after show begins
Adm. this picture UO^ & $1.00
Sun-Mon June 19-20
James Coburn-Lee J. Cobb in
"OUR MN FLINT"
in Color
Shows at 7:30 & 9:35
Feature Approx. 7:iiO & 9:US
Adm. this picture 35^ & 6^^
Tue-Wed June 21-22
Natalie Wood-Christopher Plummer in
"INSIDE daisy CLOVER"
Shows at 7:10 & 9:3^
Feature Approx. 7:20 & 9:U5
Adm. 2$ji & 7$0
Park entrance near Cherokee,
Ifow that the French Broad to Pis
gah section of Parkway is open, you can
make the entire trip from Asheville*s
suburbs to the Great Smokies Park and
the Cherokee Indian Reservation via the
Parkway.
The Parkway, actually an elongated
park highlighted by recreational areas
and interpretive exhibits, entends for
almost 500 miles (CON»T PAGE ID)
MRS, TALLEY DIES
Services for l^s. Lillian Pickle-
simer Talley, 88, of Rt. 1, Highlands,
who died Friday, were held at 11 a*m,
Sunday in the Jkcedonia Baptist Church.
The Rev. Earl Dandy, the Rev. Mack
Reid and the Rev. Everett Wilson of
ficiated. The burial was held in the
church cemetery. Pallbearers were
Eugene Talley, Herbert James, Amos and
Bill McCall, Turley Picklesimer and
Charles Reid.
Ifrs. Talley was a lifelong resident
of Macon County and a daughter of the
last Vinson and Mary Thompson Pickle
simer. Her husband, Henry Talley, died
in February I960.
Surviving are a son, Edward H. Tal
ley of Lynchburg, Va.j two daughters,
Mrs, Butler Jenkins of Highlands Rt.
1, with whome she had made her home for
the past 11 years, and J&*s. itobert Keen
er of Highlands; two isisters, Mrs. Albie
McCall and l^s. Delia Talley, both of
Highlands; five grandchildren and 13
great grandchildren.
Bryant FUneral Home, in Piranklin,
was in charge of the funeral.
NEW AMBULANCE EXPECTED SOON
The new ambulance purchased recently
by Highlands Fire Department is expected
to be delivered about June 20th« Members
of the fire department report that the
drive for funds with which to pay for the
new ambulance is lagging* Everyone who
has not already done so is urged to make
a contribution to any member of the fire
department• Contributors will be given*
^ CCON'T P. 21)