THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1937
THE FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACONIAN
PAGE FIVE
Highlands Highlights
EDITED BY MRS. T. C. HARBISON
NEW DRESS SHOP
TO OPEN SATURDAY
HIGHLANDS, April 21. High
lands, facing, its most prosperous
summer tourist season in history
according to a consensus of opin
ion, will boast its first exclusive
dress shop when the . Betty-Dee
Shop, owned and operated by Mrs
L. G. Appley, of Highlands and
Airs. Dinty Dennis, of Miami,
opens on Saturday, April 24.
. During ,the last week, the owners
have renovated and decorated their
shop space in the Marrett building,
on Main street, opposite the post-
office, as well as issued an invita
tion to Highlands and Macon coun
ty residents and visitors to inspect
their stock on Saturday's opening
day.
Offering an exclusive line of cot
ton, silk and linen dresses obtained
from the leading fashion centers
of New York and Miami, the own
ers announce' they will present these
latest designs and models in their
store at moderate popular prices.
Mrs. Appley has been a resident
of-Highlands for the last five years
and, with her husband, L. G. Ap
pley, formerly of Coral Gables, has
maintained a year round residence.
With their home on the land known
as the Hill property, Mrs. Appley,
with her husband, are highly re
garded in the Highlands area.
Mrs. Dennis with her husband,
Dinty Dennis, sports editor of The
Miami Herald, visited in this area
four years ago at High Hampton
Inn. Since then they have been
regular summer visitors, living at
the Appley cottages during the last
two years.
TOURIS1 SEASON STARTING
EARLY THIS YEAR
The tourist season is starting off
early this , year, with numbers of
people already arriving at hotels
and summer residences. J. Harvey
Trice has opened Highlands Inn
for the season and as usual he ex
pects a good crowd. Other hotels
are not open yet, with the excep
tion bf'Hotel Edwards, and the
Potts House, which remain open
the year round.
CHILDREN ASKED TO
LEAVE BOOKS AT SCHOOL
O. F. Summer, principal of High
lands school, has announced that
the recent legislature made provis
ions for furnishing free basal ele
mentary books to the school chil
dren beginning next fall. It has
been suggested that the children
leave their books at school at the
close of school, as this will help in
getting the program of furnishing
free books started. These books
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will be of no value to the children,
as there will be no second-hand
market next year, but it will save
some expense to the school if the
children cooperate by giving, their
used books.
All school principals in the state
have been sent a notice from the
text book commission in . Raleigh
asking that the program ', be ex
plained to the children and their
parents, and urging that they co
operate in the plan as above outlined;
HIGHLANDS SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL
Seventh Month
First grade Ann Anderson,
James Edwards, Mary Gibson, Her
bert Johnson, Edna Norton, Dory
las Picklesimer, Mattie Potts, Cath
erine Webb, Thelma Webb, Dollie
Wilson.
Second Grade Nevalee Webb,
Ligon Creswell, William Henry,
Doris Hedden.
Third grade Angela Anderson,
Barbara Zoellner, Eugene Edwards,
Eileen Waller, Morris Caloway.
Fourth grade Freda Lee Mincy,
Nancy Potts, Maxie Lee Wright.
Fifth grade Charles Fulton, Ed
na Phillips, Marie Houston, Dor
othy Rogers.
Sixth grade Jessie Anna . Potts,
Margaret Rogers. ' ' :
. Seventh grade Felicia Mae Ed
wards. ,
High school Jessie Keener, Peg
gy Thompson, L. C. Nix, Sarah
Thompson.
Recent arrivals in Highlands in
clude Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Blanchard,
of Georgetown, Fla., who have a
9ummer home and other property
here ; Elliott Caziarc, of Hialeah,
Fla., who is at his recently pur
chased residence; Dan Dicffenach,
who last year established the popu
lar Do-Se-Do game here, and Mrs.
B. R. ; Lawrence, of Seneca, S. C,
who spent a few days at her cot
tage here.
Visiting Miss Stella Smith, who
recently returned to her home here
from Washington, D. C, is her
cousin, Miss Mildred Snead, of
Walhalla, S. C. Harley Smith, Jr.,
of Gainesville, Ga., was visiting the
Smiths during last week-end.
Miss Cora Miltimore, of Gaines
ville, Fla., was at Hotel Edwards
several days last week. Last fall
Miss Miltimore purchased a home
site on the Walhalla road. Other
recent guests at Hotel Edwards in
cluded, Mr. Scott Hudson, presi
dent of Highlands Country clubj
and Mr. Crowner, of Atlanta; Mr.
J. H. Smith, Avon Park, Fla.; Mr.
Percy Thomas and Mr. E. Jen
nings, Jacksonville, Fla., and sev
eral others.
A delightful party was given by
Mrs. Tudor Hall in honor of her
daughter, Isobel, on April 16, her
sixth birthday. Several youngsters
were present to enjoy . the games
and the candle-lighted cake. Fav
ors were presented each child.
Miss Callie Talley was married
'to Mr. Robert Zachery, in Clayton,
Ga., on April 10. The -bride was
given a miscellaneous shower by
Mrs. T. M. Keener Saturday after
noon, at which she received many
nice presents.
REMOVAL NOTICE
Dr. Jessie Z. Moreland
DENTIST
Highlands, N. C.
Second floor, Anderon's Drug Store
Formerly located in Raleigh, N. C.
Hen Lays Two
Eggs in One Day
Ed Tallent relates an unusual
story about a Rhode Island hen
laying two eggs in one day.
Mr. Tallent owns a flock of
Rhode Island hens. Saturday, to
Mr. Tallent's certain knowledge,
this hen laid two eggs within five
minutes and the eggs were normal
size. The first had a hard shell,
while the second had a soft shell.
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Betty-Dee Dress Shop
OPENS AT HIGHLANDS, N. C.
SATURDAY, APRIL 24
We Invite You to Inspect Our Shop
Dresses Slacks-Shorts Robes
Halos Purses
Mrs. L. G. Appley
Mrs. Dinty Dennis
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R and G means RENEWED
AND GUARANTEED! Many
Used Car bargains offered by
Ford Dealers are R&G cars.
They are the cream of the Used
Car market. You must be satis
fied or you get your money back
like that! If you want the very
best Used Car, look for the
R&G emblem. It insures 100
satisfaction or 100 fo refund.
YOtJR FORD DEALER
I'M GOING AFTER OH OF THOSE
FORD SEALER USED CAR SPECIALS!"
If you are interested in a good Used Car at a rock-bottom price, you'd better
grab your hat and rush to your nearest Ford Dealer's too! He is well-stocked
with Used Cars because of the enthusiastic acceptance of the 1937 Ford V- 8.
Every unit in his entire stock of used cars and trucks now bears a special sale
tag. He has the make and the model you want and it is priced to sell pronto!
You'd better step on it. Because of these rock-bottom prices, and because
FORD DEALERS ARE SQUARE-SHOOTERS WITH ALL CUSTOMERS,
the big risn is on. Turn to the classified section then hit the bargain trail!
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