HIGHLANDS, NORTH CAROLINA
PHONE 526^2066
A MIMEOGRAPHED NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
DURING THE SUMMER SEASON
BETTY HOLT, CO--EDITOR
JESSIE HARBISON, CO-EDITOR
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1967
GALAX NEWS ENDS 16TH YEAR OF
PUBLICATION
As we bring to a close the 1967 sea
son, we would like to say "thank you" to
all T»ho have helped make our newspaper a
GALAX THEATRE
Adni, IiO0 & $1*00
Thursday August 31
Rod Taylor-Ernest Borgnine-John Ifl.lls
in
"GHUKA" IN Color
Shores at 7:30 8t 9:30
Feature Approx. 7:U0 & 9;U0
Fri-Sat Sept 1-2
Sophia Loren-Paul Newman-David Niven in
"LADY L" IN Color
Not Recommended for Children
ShoTfs at 7 815 & 9:35
Feature Approx. 7?25 & 9sh5
Sun-MDn Sept 3-k
Dick Van Dyke-Debbie Rejmolds
Jean Simmons-Jason Robards
Van Johnson in
‘'DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE"
in Color
Shows at 7530 & 9:35
Feature Approx. 7;Ij0 & 9:li5
Tue-Wed Sept 5-6
James Coburn-Camilla Sparv-Aldo Ray
"DEAD HEAT M A MERRY-^GO-ROUNP"
in Color
Shows at 7s30 & 9:35
Feature Approx. 7:hO & 9:h5
Thur-Fri -Sbpt 7-8
Rock Hudson-George Peppard
Guy Stockwell-Nigel Green in
"TOBRUK" IN Color
Shows at 7s30 & 9:35
Feature Approx. 7sU0 &
MOVIE SCHEDULE CONTINUED ON PAGE WO
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success. To our advertisers, readers,
those who have given us news, and inter
ested friends, we appreciate your help,
and as the seasons come and go, we hope
the GALAX NEIaTS idLll continue to bring the
news to you each week during the summer
season.
As we return to school, I to Brenau
Academy in Gainesville, Ga., for my senior
year, and Jessie, who has already left
for Morningside School in &*eat Falls,
lybntana, to teach 6th grade, we take with
us the memories of our summer job and the
rewarding e^^erience it has been.
¥e wish each of you a happy and pros
perous year, and look forward to serving
you next year.
MBS. LONA WILSON SUCCUMBS
Kps. Iona Flora Wilson, 71> of Et.
2, died in the Highlands-Cashiers Hospi
tal Thursday, August 2U5 after an illness
of one year#
She was a daughter of the late An
drew and Martha Jane Rogers Chastain and
was a member of Clear Creek Baptist Church.
She was married in 1912 to A. M. Wilson,
who survives.
Other survivors are seven sons, Al
bert and Thomas of Espanola, New Msxico,
Curt, Joe, and Walter of Hi^ghlands, Gene
of Hendersonville, and Lyman of Naples5
three daughters, ]y&?s. Velma Talley of Mb.
Vernon, Washington, M:s. Frank McCall of
Highlands, and I4*s. L. C. Nix of Tucker,
Ga. (CONTINUED ON PAGE TONTY)
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY
Principal W. C. Newton has announced
that school will begin Hiesday, Septem
ber 5th, for all students. Those school
bells will start ringing at 8:15 a.m.,
the tardy bell at 8:20, and classes for
high school will begin at 8:30. The
dismissal bell will ring at about 3:20.
Tuesday will be used for enroll
ment and class assignments. Neirton
anticipates an increase in enrollment
for both grammar grades and high school*
No lunch will be served Tuesday, and
students tiill be dismissed around the
noon hourj however, Wednesday will be
a full school day. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 22)
16th YEAR OF PUBLICATION