THE MOUNTAIN TRAIL
HIGHLANDS LITTLE THEATRE
ELECTS OFFICERS !
On Thursday, June 27th, the Highlands >
Little Theatre held its organization nieeti-
ing and tryouts for the first play. It ;
was felt that there was quite a response |
in our immediate conmunity. However, if |
there are other people who would like to I
take part in the acting this suinmer, or i
assist with the production, they v;ould be!
very welcome at rehearsals, which are be
ing held at 3 o’clock each afternoon at
Helena'S Barn.
The Little Theatre is not trying for |_
a subscription membership this year, but }
is expecting everyone interested in being*
active to show up, and the v/hole coFimiJini-
ty to come to see the play.
The honorary president of the group is
Mr. George A, Tovmsend, and the board of !
directors are as follov«rs: director,Arthur^
Little; business manager, Mrs* Jack IVil- !
coxj publicity manager. Miss TVinnie Es- ■
krigge] production manager. Misses Elea
nor and Elise Terhune; property managers
Misses Peggy Polhill and Leonce Wall;
technical managers, John Kaufman and
Jack Tlilcox,
The Little Theatre feels that it is ex
tremely fortunate in having as their di
rector for the first play Arthur Little,
who comes to Highlands from directing the
Macon, Georgia, Little Theatre the past
season.
This summer’s fifst production will be
"The Late Christopher Bean", the highly
entertaining play of the late Sidney
Howard, and v/ill be given the night of
July 24th, and the afternoon of July 25,
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imiL SCHEDULE CHAi^IGED
Effective .Tuly 1, Highlands is to
have two deliveries a day from Dillard,
Ga., and two deliveries a day from Tox-
away. The schedule is as follows:
Dillard mail due to arrive 10:40 a.mk
leaves 10:50 a«m. j arrives 2:13 p.m.,
leaves p.m.
Toxaway mrdl arrives 9:30 a,m.,leaves.
11 a.m.; arrives 4:30 p.m., leaves 4:40
p*ru
'Valhalla mail arrives 10:00 a,m,,
leaves 12:00 m.
HAVE YOU VISITED
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IN THE HOME OF
MRS. J.£. ROOT
UNIQUE AND WELL SELECTED THINGS
YOU WILL FIND A WARM WELCOIffi
MS. CHILDS HONORED WITH
MISCELLANEOUS SHOIVER
Mrs, Horace Childs of Sarasota, Fla,,
was honored on Tuesday afternoon with a
miscellanoous shower given by her aunt,
Mrs, H, P, P, Thompson at her home on
Fourth Str^iot. White roses and maiden
hair fern t ore used as decorations in
the living room and dining room,
Mrs, Childs is the former Miss Kath
ryn Paul, only daughter of Mr, and IVIrs,
H, T. Paul, She has spent the past sev
eral winters in Sarasota, Fla., and her
wedding in that city was an event of the
late spring. She has been visiting her
parents here for the past two weeks.
At the shower and tea, Mrs, Childs
wore a becoming white sharkskin model,
and opened her gifts at the lace-
covered diiiitig table which was centered
with a bowl of vj-hite roses and ferns.
Serving tea were Mrs, George Claveland,
Ivlrs, Russell Meyere, and the Misses Sarah
and June Thompson,
IvJto and Mrs, Childs will reside at
OiSprey, Fla,, where their new home is
now under construction.