Word Is Received
Of Jeff Modie'a
Death In Florida
Word was received here Mon
day of the death of Jeff Modle
Sunday night at his winter
home In Delray Beach, Fla.
Mr. Modle was golf teacher
at Highlands Country club for
many years, and had a host of
friends throughout the country.
Personal Mention
* . ?
Richard L. Orr left last week
for Washington, D. C., where
he Is enrolled as a student at
the National Art school.
Mrs. Edna 8heppard, of Sen
eca, 8. C-. is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. LoUis A. Edwards at
Hotel Edwards, and will manage
Rf hotel while Mr. and Mrs
?arils and Bill Swain attend
bedding of their sister. Miss
Ty Laura Swain, in Atlanta
day of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Brandon Smith,
of Anderson, 8. C., spent the
!ir sumer home
,sroad.
V* nwoiiwi, vile tVCV.
W. T. Medlln, Jr., and
s. C. P. McNeely,
mile, Mrs. D. B.
'Atlanta, the Rev.
[baby son, and Richard Thomp
son, of Robbinsvllle, who were
called here last week for the
funeral of their brother, Wendel
P. Cleaveland, have returned to
their respective homes. Others
of the family here for funeral,
who are leaving this week, are
Mr. and Mrs. George Cleave
land and family, of Fairfax,
Va., and M. 8. Thompson, of
the University of North Caro
lina.
Highlands Again
Blanketed With
Heavy Snowfall
Highlands was again
blanketed with an eight to
ten inch snow over the
week-end, and sledding was
popular among the young
people.
Dr. Stoddard To Head
New Hospital In Poland
Dr. James K. Stoddard, of
Manhasset, Long island, N- Y.,
a major In the army medical
corps in World War II, who has
owned a summer home here for
many years, has been named
chief of the medical service at
Kosciusko hospital, Piekary,
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Highlands High Students
Entertained By P. T. A.
With 'Cabaret' P a r t y i
The mid-season party for the
Highlands High school students,
given at Helen's Barn by the
Parent-Teacher association, was
a successful event of Thursday
night of last week. The Barn,
the use of which was given by
Mrs. Helen Wilson and her son,
Vernon, was arranged in the
form of a cabaret, and the cab
aret idea was carried out
throughout the evening, with
the students and P. T. A. mem
bers participating in folk games,
and the adults providing floor
show acts between games.
Approximately 80 high school
boys and girls entered Helen's
Barn, were greeted by doorman
Likembest Summer, and shown
to reserved tables of the famous
Helen's Cabaret by the note
worthy headwaiter, Hall of the
House of Tudor London.
Immediately the party got in
to full swing with that genial
Irishman, Bob Dupree as master
of ceremonies. Bob, with his
"tails", cane, and top hat in
constant motion, introduced
throughout the evening famous
entertainers and personalities
and their acts. There were
Evelina Summer, with a cos
tume borrowed from "Grand
Ole Opry", who sang in a nasal
key "Dear Evelina," accompan
ied by Donald Duck Keener on '
his guitar, and Mexican Rose
(Mrs. Louis Edwards I in full
Spanish costume, who fascinat
ed the men of the party and
amused the women with her
dance and song.
One of the school committee
members was introduced as a
trusty (trustee), Charlie Chap
'.in Anderson. He did quite a
job of waiting, what with trick
ties and mice on his tray. Oth
er "waiters" who did a per
fectionist job with trays, towels
and lace-edged aprons, were Bus
Poland, according to a recent
announcement by the Unitarian
Service Committee of New York
The hospital, which is to "be
dedicated on Washington's
birthday, is a joint project of
the commitee and the Polish
government through its nation
al social insurance division.
, Boy Newton, Hairbreadth Harry
Holt, Sr., and Likembest Sum
mer. Commedian Tom Thumb
Harbison, in red pants, satin
bow tie, and yellow hat, high
lighted the evening with a mix
ture of clownish and magic
tricks His satellite, Liberson, the
forgotten woman (Mrs. Tom
Harbison) with chairs tied
around her neck, and carrying
three green feathers in ah at-,
tempt to keep cool, with a con
tinual annoyance to both the
students and the P. T A. mem
bers.
Mrs. Tudor Hall as Cigaritta
Marguerita, the cigarette girl,
peddled a tray of candy, and
was in constant demand. Guitar
Willie (Hays i, whose recitation
was received with hilarity, was
also a member of the Barbeque
Quartet, made up of Tom
Thumb, Donald Duck, Bus Boy
Newton, and Hairbreadth Har
ry.
Of course, that Gossiping
Woman (Mrs. Jack Wilcox) had
to be there, and with her whisp
ering song wowid the crowd,
thank you dear! To say noth
ing of the dress she wore.
Between acts of the floor
show, the master of ceremonies
introduced folk games in which
both students and adults took
part, to the accompaniment of
piano music rendered by Mary,
Mary, Quite Contrary Dupree.
The folk games included Cir
cassian Circle, a Caucasian
game; Push the Business on, a
western game; Carousel (Mer
ry-go-round) Swedish folk
game; Up Town and Back,
Dutch folk game; and the
Grand March.
During the evening hot choco
late, chicken salad sandwiches,
and cookies were served by the
waiters. These refreshments
were prepared by the refresh
ment committee, Mrs. Louis Ed
wards, Mrs. W. C. Newton, and
Mrs. Manson Valentine. At the
close of the evening, the school
song, written by Mr. Dupree,
was sung by the entire party.
The entertainment commit
tee for the party was made up
of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dupree,
maim ackoseoan
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