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THE MOUNTAIN TRAIL
JTJNE 28, 1940
NEW ELECTRIC LIGHTING COMPAITY
OPENS IN COBB BUILDING
The Highlands season is getting into
full swing novr, with new lines of* busi
ness opening up almost over night* The
newest of these is the Green Forest
Electric Lighting Company, owned by Wp.de
Sutton, of Y/ost Palm Boach, Fla,, which
has just opened in the Vtfilton Cobb Build
ing (formerly Smith's Store) on J^tiin
Street next door to Highlands Inn^
A special feature of the new shop will
be the artistic handmade lamps by Bob
Lewis.
HOTEL NEIVS
TRICEMONT TERRACE guests are Mrs,James
P. -Gibbs, Thomasville, GrcJ Mrs. P, J*
Osman, San Antonio, Texas; ?Irs, Robert
Thomas, Thomasville, j^^d .Mrs*
Robert Ellis and Son Bobbie, Georgetown,
S, C,; Mrs, John T. Rowe, Baltimore and
Coral Gables, Fla,; Dr, Claude S.Chadw'ickj
Nashville, Tenn, ^
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NATIVE SOU^TENIRS FOR EVERY PURPOSE
KING’S INN guests are; Mr, and Mrs, C.C.
English, Jr*; ^'^•^r, and Mrs, J, T, Ballen-
ger; Mr. and Mrs, Lewis B, Graham; lire j
and Mrs, W# E, Spruill, Jre; John Temple ;
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HIGHLANDS INN guests are;?vlr, and Mrs, \
Mundy and Miss Rosemary Mundy; I^s, A, L,!
Griffin; Mrs, A, B, Anderson, George And-'
orson; Mrs, Dora Lamb; Miss Gordon; Mrs, j
A, G, Dudley; Miss Railey. j
HIGHIiilNDS MANOR guests are. Major and
Mrs, James A„ Lewis, Fort Benning, Ga,;
Mr, and Mrs, Dorsey B, Price, TVest
Palm Beach, Fla,; Prof, and Mrs, Lon
don, D\;ike University, are here for the
entire sioj'Tmero
I'lrs. John Karalien, Evanston, 111.;Mrs.
Goorge Steel & son, Chanute Field,Ran-
torel. 111,
Mr, and Mrs, H,C, Hetzol and family
of Charleston are at their cottage on
Cullasaja Drive,
Mr, and Mrsa McJunkin, Katharyn,Morgan,
Jerry Lee, of Fort Lauderdale, Fla«,
are at their summer home, "Cabbage
Cove", at Scaly,
Mrs, Frank E, Jennings, honorary pres
ident of the Florida Society of Colo
nial Dames of America, Mrs, Mary
Groover,, Menbor of the Georgia Society
of Colonial Dames, and Mrs, C,A*Sisson
of Stepping-*^tones, motored to Frank
lin on Wednesday to attend the unveil
ing of the historic marker, a memorial
to Hernando DeSoto, by the North Caro
lina Society of Colonial Dames,
This is the second of a series of
markers, commemorating the landing of
DeSoto, the Spanish Explorer, at what
is nov; Brf denton, Florida, four hundred
years ago. The first marker was erected
at Brade'nton May 28th, 1939, by the co
lonial Dames of Florida,
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