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TEEN SCENE
BY BETTY WEAVER
TRANSYLVANIA
Susan Farley, a former resident
of Murphy, won a scholarship to
Transylvania Music Camp near
Brevard, her present home.
Transylvania is famous all the
world and boys and girls from near
and far attend.
Walter Carringer, another Mur
phyite, is an instructor there.
I believe Susan will be studying
clarinet and piano. When the Far
leys lived in Murphy, Susan stud
ied piano with Mrs. Davidson,
played clarinet in the school band,
and sang in the Methodist Youth
Choir.
WASHINGTON
Judy Davis and Nancy Lee Mills
are going to spend a week with
their cousin Joanne Adams in
Washington, D. C. Joanne is work
ing there and will be able to show
the girls places of current and his
torical interest that the average
tourist wouldn't be able to see.
LOCAL ESTER A ST
Speaking of places of current
and historical interests, do you
know about the ones in and a
Wond our own community. The
John C. Campbell Folk School is
the only school of its kind in the
United States, I believe. People
from as far across the United
States aa California come to see it.
The school ha* visitors from a
broad too.
It provides classes in different
crafts and in folk games and danc
ing.
It would really be worth while
to visit the Folk School.
VIRGIN FOREST
How many of you have visited
the Joyce Kilmer Virgin Forest
or even know where it is? It is one
of the few remaining virgin for
ests and to drive over there would
be a nice Sunday outing for the
family. It i3 between Robbinsville
and Tapoco on Highway 129.
There are several picnics areas in
the vicinity, t oo.
FONTANA DAM
Fontana Dam is advertised as
being the highest dam east of the
Rockies. Tbday the surrounding
area is a beautiful resort. It pro
vides horseback riding, miniature
golf, tennis courts, badminton,
archery, shuffle board, table ten
nis, a swimming pool and square
dancing.
There is a Catholic Church there I
and a Community Church which is!
used by all denominations.
There are * planned activities, j
other than the things mentioned I
above, every day.
The dam and parking area is
lighted at night. The lights are
arranged in such a manner as to
make it a most beautiful sight.
On Sunday evening an informal
Community sing is held in the re
creation center and they sing all
the old favorites.
Fontana would also be a lovely
place to go for an afternoon outing
or for your vacation.
WWASSEE AND XOTLA
Closer home are the Hiwassce
and Not la Dams which supply
Murphy with electricity. Hiwas
highest overflow dam
or its kind, I believe. There is a
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picnic area there, too, though it is
quieter and less elaborate than
Fontana.
UNTO THESE HEL8
Kermit Hunter's drama "Unto
These Hills" is presented six
nights a week all summer at the
Mountainside Theatre at Chero
kee. You can pass by there any
night and find license tags from
almost every state. It is educa
tional as well as highly entertain
ing.
FORT BUTLER
Fort Butler from which the Trail
of Tears started was located near
Murphy. The Fort itself is no long
er standing but it would be inter
esting to know just where it is. So
that's another place to visit.
You could go on naming interest
ing places in our community all
day but wouldn't it be more fun
to see them. So teenagers the next
time you start on a famiiy outing
why not suggest one of these.
Gray Oa
Editor's Tmt
J. A. Gray, 8r. owner and pub
lisher of the Sylva Herald, has
Joined 30 U. S. editors on a good
will tour of the Province of On
tario, Canada. The newsmen left
Windsor, Ont. June 17 and will
travel 1,200 miles before leaving
the province on June 28.
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The tour is conducted by the De
partment of Travel and Publicity
for Ontario. Gray, a member of
the Western North Carolina Press
Association, is serving as a mem
ber of the Board of Directors of
the North Carolina State Associa
tion.
Mr. Gray is a brother-in-law of
Mrs. J. B. Gray of Murphy and a
brother of T. C. Gray of Hayes
ville.
BIRTHS
IN PKTRXE HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bell of
Murphy, twins, John Roy, Jr. and
Mary Jane, June 19.
In Murphy General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Powell of
Murphy, a son, June 23.
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