JULY 2y 1-9?Q-
BROTHER OF C, E. MITCHELL DIES
lee G, MLtcheH, age 62, died in a
Greenville, S, C, hospital Tuesday,
June 30. In addition to his brother,
C. E, Mitchell of Highlands, he is sur
vived by his wife and two daughters and
one son. Mr, Mitchell had been in de
clining health for a period of approxi
mately twelve months.
Mitchell had resided in Green
ville for approximately thirty-five
years. He had been engaged in trans
portation and had been connected with
Huckaby Trucking Lines. He had been
unable to work during the past year due
to poor health. He was a native of
Westminster, South Carolina.
LIBRARY TEA POSTERS MADE
Last Thursday a group gathered at
King*s Inn to make posters advertising
the Tea which will be given Tuesday
afternoon, July lUth, from 3 to 5 p.m.
in the lobby of the Inn. Mrs. George
Saussy, Mss Helen Augur, Mrs. Harry
long, yts. Polly ¥ax, Mrs. E. C. Kueh.
I^s. Janies Blair, I'Irs. John Fhelan, Mrs.
Charles DeMorroi^, 1'tt‘s. Paul Fifer, Mrs.
Tom Allen and Mrs. Ernest Stevens made
posters which are to be seen in stores
of the business district.
The tea will feature a fashion show
to be staged by I%ry Norton* s House of
Fashion and an art exhibit of original
paintings displayed by Chuck Duck, genial
proprietor of the Original Silver I#iistle.
Everyone is invited - including our
husbands and men friends - to attend the
tea and entertainment. Donations will
be accepted which are needed to maintain
the Hudson Library. An attractive door
prize has been donated by the Highlands
Art Gallery which will be given away at
the close of the tea.
Next Monday, July 6th, the Miss
Universe Luncheon and Fashion Show will
be held at the Fontainebleau Hotel in
Miami Beach, coordinated by I'&ry Norton
who has "gormed" Mss Universe contest
ants since the inception of the contest
seven years ago.
HIGHLANDS-CASHIERS GARDEN CLUB
Members of the Highlands-Cashiers
Garden Club are urged to note that the
date for the annual workshop to be con
ducted by I'^rs. Donald Hastings of Atlanta
will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the
Community Center on Wednesday, July 15.
The change in date x^as made necessary
because of a conflict in l^s. Hastings*
busy schedule.
Everyone interested in flower
arranging is urged to attend this work
shop. There will be no charge, but those
attending are asked to bring a sandwich
for lunch and their oi-m container. Mater
ials will be furnished.
The annual Garden Tour will start at
10 a.m. Wednesday, August 5* On the 1970
tour will be the new homes of I'^r. and ¥xs.
Walter Dahm, >3?. and >i*s, Turley
Picklesimer, and ri’s. Harry Long
and Hr. and I^s. Ernest Stevens. Cost
of the tour, which includes trans
portation and luncheon at King*s Inn
x^ill be $5.00 per person.
Sunday School at 10 a.m.
1/orship service at 11 a.m.
Nursery School is maintained in
the Educational Building. The sermon
this week is: "Can the Church Survive?”
Text I^tthew I6:l8.
Rev. 1‘Iueller x-dll be out of toTrm
July 6-12 attending NaCoHe Leadership
Conference in Tennessee. This is a camp
where the Presbytery's high school
leaders, the Youth Couneil, receive
instruction and training to guide them
in planning the Presbytery's Youth
Program for the coming year. Rev.
I'^eller is Chairman of the Youth Council.
HIGHLANDS HIGHLIGHTS
Colonel and Mrs, Paul Chmar of
Washington, D. C., sons, l^ferk. Tod and
Andrew are guests of Mr. and Ji'S.
Overton Chambers at their Buck Creek
home. ]y5?s. Chmar will be remembered as
the former Jan Chambers. Col. and i^Srs.
Chmar are enroute to Fort Bliss, El
Rise, Texas, for Col. Chmar's next
assignment.
Nora and Chris Brunson are spending
ti^o weeks in Norcross, Georgia, visiting
their mother, I'3:’s. Carolyn Brunson and
also Mss Alice Chastain. Mss Sheila
Chastain is also visiting I£rs. Brunson.
lir. and Mrs. Ralph Sargant have just
returned from a very interesting tour of
the Gaspe* region of Canada.
and Mrs. Harold B. ^kllory and
children, and Itrs. Peter ^kllory Jr.
and Betsey of New Smyrna Beach, Florida,
recently returned to their home after
a visit in Highlands.
Visiting lyi's. George Saussy are her
daughters, JJirs. Edward Foley', Mss Kaffy
Saussy and her grandchildren, Skippy and
Kathleen, all of Columbia.
I'frs, Nell Phelps and daughters Becky
and Nellie Carnes of Haines City, Florida,
have arrived for the summer in Highlands.
and fe. Ralph Scott and txro
children from Birmingham, Alabama, are
visiting 1^. and Mrs. Roy S. Connatser at
their home, "Changing Views" on Wildcat
Ridge.
lyS?. and Mrs. Richard lie Call of
Ohio are visiting Mr. Call's parents
1^. and l^rs. Jim McCall.
Lt. Cdr and >3?s, James Beam and
children, Susan and James Ernest from
Vienna, Virginia, are visiting the Ernie
Stevens•