HIGHLANDS, NORTH CAROLINA
PHONE 526-2066
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED MEEKLY
DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
BETTY HOLT, GO-EDITOR
JESSIE L. HARBISON, CO-EDITOR
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1967
GALAX THEATRE
Adm. UO0 & $1.00
Thursday August 3
Kirk Douglas-Senta Berger-Frank Sinatra
Tul Brynner-John Wayne in
''CAST A GIANT SHADOW''
in Color
i-fetinee at 2j30
Night shcms at 7:15 & 9*^0
Feature approx. 2:U0, ?525> & 10*00
Friday August 4.
Leslie Hcwexd-Norma v^Stiearer in
"ROMEO AND JULIET"
Special Matinee at 2:30
Night shows at ?:15 & 9**3$
Feature approx. 2;U0y 7>2$> & 9:U^
Saturday August S
Hugh 0* Brian-John Hills-Nigel Green in
''AFRIOA--TEXAS STYLEV' Color
lyfeitinee at 2:30
Night shows at 7?2^ & 9?35
Feature approx. 2:50, 7sU5j & 9s55
Sunday August 6
Peter McEnery-Susan Hampshire in
Walt Disney's
THE FIGHTING PRINCE ^ DONEGAL
in Color
Matinee at 2*30
Night shows at 7t30 & 905
Feature approx. 2*50, 7s50, & 9:55
lybnday August 7
John Mills-Ralph Richardson-Mlchael Caine
”THE ¥RONG ML'' in Color
Shows at 7s30 & 900
Feature approx. 7*50 & 9550
MOVIE SCHEDULE CONTINUED ON PAGE IWO,
COMING: "HOT'T to Steal a Million” . . •
"Texas Across the River” . • •
”Penelope”
"ANY WEDNESDAY" OPENS AT HOT
AUGUST 3RD
"You’re just suffering from your
usual Thursday night fatigue, dear,"
spoken by Dorothy Cleves to her husband
John in the second act of ANT WEDNESDAY
will not hold true to this Thursday
night opening performance of the Road
way hit comedy. There will be no fatigue
in evidence on the Highlands Community
Theatre as Thornton Round, Kathy Lord,
G. Sam Sanfilippo, and Ruth Everitt bring
the Highlands-Cashiers audiences three
riotous acts of laughter.
ANY WEDNESDAY has only recently re
cently closed on Broadway and is enjoy
ing wide acclaim as (CON’D ON PAGE 12)
SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL AUG. lOTH
Three states will be represented by
dancing teams at Highlands* sixth annual
square dance festival on Thursday, Aug
ust lOth. The “Shindiggers” from Lex
ington, Kentucky, and the "Mountain City
Cloggers" from Mbuntain City, Georgia,
Tfill compete with teams from North Caro
lina, and possibly South Carolina for
$200 in prize money.
According to Bob Padgett, festival
chairman, prizes will be awarded separate
ly for smooth dance teams and clogging
teams this year. Judging will be by rep
resentatives of each team, using a point
system to determine winners. Dance music
will be provided by (CON'D ON PAGE 16)
DON WATSON DIES
Ifr. Don Watson, 60, of the Mirror
Lake section, died in Highlands-Cashiers
Hospital at 1j15 Monday. He had
suffered a heart attack a short time be
fore,
M:’. Watson was a native of Jackson
County, a son of the late William A. and
Josephine Williams Watson, He was a for
mer North Carolina Highway employee, and
had been self-employed in the construc
tion business until he retired in 1963.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Grace
Wright Watson; a son, Charles W. Watson,
of Edgefield, South Carolina; a daughter,
Fscs, Iferion W. Steelmon, of Lafayette,
Georgia; a brother, Wid (CON’D ON P. l8)
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