THE GALAX KEWS
August 31, 1967
Page 5
t? 0 S CO f A L
suwmi SERVICES
Sunday services at the Church of the
Incarnation are at 8 and 11 a.m. Sunday
school meets at 9:30^ beginning with a
plain celebration of the Holy Eucharist—
a service available to all who find this
a convenient hour to attend church.
I^EKDAY SERVICES
Weekday services henceforth will,
normally, be on Thursday mornings, when
]Hbrning Prayer is read at 9ik$ and the
Holy Eucharist offered at 10. This Thurs
day and next, however, the rector will be
away from toxm, attending diocesan meet
ings, and so the services will have to be
omitted.
UNITED THANK OFFERING
The Fall Ingathering of the United
Thank Offering of the women of the church
T-jill be received at both services this
Sunday, September 3rd. You will receive
Blue Envelopes for this offering through
the mail. They may be placed on the alms
bason at Sunday service, or mailed to MLss
Caroline Hall at the Pirst Union National
Bank in Highlands.
HIGHLAND S^-CASHIERS HOSPITAL NEWS
Mr* A* S. Happoldt, Chairman of the
Highlands-Cashiers Hospital board of
trustees, announced this week that the
Hospital Fund Drive has now passed the
$40^000 mark,
Mr. Don Yates, hospital administra
tor, expressed the gratitude of the
hospital to the Gray Ladies for all of
their time and effort they have contri
buted to the hospital. Yates com
mended them on a wonderful job done and
expressed hopes that the program will
continue throughout the year.
TWO HAG ON MEM GIVEN APPOINTMENTS
BY GOVERNOR
Three appointments this past week
from the office of Gov. Dan K. Moore
will be of particular interest to peo
ple in Jfecon County.
Two appointees E. J. I'lJhitmire, of
Flpanklin, and Edward Potts, of Highlands,
are Macon County men. The third, Tom
L. lyiallorifie, is well known throughout
the area as secretary of Congressman Roy
A. Taylor. Ih this capacity, Jfe.lon-
ee visits here at least once a month and
is well known throughout the area.
¥ir^ Whitmire was reappointed by
Gov, Mjore to the Board of Trustees of
Western Carolina University for a term
expiring June 30, 1975* He was first
appointed to the Board by Gov. Kerr
Scott and has served under four govern
ors.
]y&?. B»tts was appointed to be a
member of the North Carolina National
Park, Parkway, and Forest Development
Commission. He was named to fill the
(CONTINUED ON PAGE
Sappk.lte UaLLeij
a/id Qoijj- CLuib
SAPPHIRE, N.C.
OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL LAKE FAIRFIELD
A PRIVATE CLUB INQUIRES INVITED
LUNCHEON AND DINNER BY RESERVATION
18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF COURSE
GoNDOMiNixjM Apartments and •
Choice Homesites in Beautiful Sapphire Valley
For Infonnatioi; Phone Catilj*‘5rs U51-2110 - Eugene H. Howerdd, Jr., Gen. Jfenager