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V- Highlands Highlights MBS. H. G. STORY MRS PERRY ENTERTAINS WITH BRIDGE LUNCHEON Mrs. John H. C. Perry enter tained with a bridge luncheon Tuesday of last week at her apartment on Satulah road, 'liiree tables were in piay and high score prize was won by Mrs. diaries C. Potts. The bingo prize vent to Mrs. Elliot Gazi arc. l'ersonal Mention Nichjlas Schlftll and two fel low stuuents from the Univer sity oi North Carolina spent the week-fcud at the Schlllli sum mer h^ine here in Webbmont. Mr. and Mrs. Westervelt Ter hune, New Orleans, their ^un-in-uiw and daughter, Mr. M N.is. Truman Welling, of ? Buu.jton, Del., and Mrs. .'icoall, of New Orleans, PwU lea.e Thursdf Mterspend spendiug a week at the Potts liouse. Week-end guests at the Potts house laciuded Mrs. W. R. Wig gins 01 Melbourne, Fla., Robert McConnell ?iind a friend from Atlanta*. Mr anh Mrs. Louis A. Ed wards and son, Louie, and Bill bwain returned Saturday from a wee..-end visit in Atlanta, where ??ney attended the wed amg-'oi Miss Mary Laura Swain at U)e f irst Baptist church on ?j-cidav Mrs ,y?toard Schine of New York, city has returned home, alter L_ing called here because of illness and death of her tather, i". B. Crunkleton. Highlands school reopened ^Monday, alter being closed all ""of Jaj <^week because of the snow 2~3%;e. Mr. iuid Mrs. E. J. Bailey, of San Bernardino, Calif., have an nounced the birth of a son, David iviichael,' January 21. Mrs. I Bailey is the former Miss Sarah Hicks nines, of Highlands. | Mr. and Mrs. Milton Nix and rbung ;,on, Mil top, Jr., of Com merce, Ga., were week-end guests of their grandparents, |lr. and Mrs. W. S. Davis. "Miss Frances Crunkleton has returned to Lees-McRae college, and Mi,s Mildred Crunkleton to Berea college, after being called home last week for the funeral ofUie.i1 grandfather, Thomas "SJ^fonloW Crunkleton. Twoi Hall spent the week end, Atlanta, where he vis ited Charles Farnsworth. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Potts re turned ounday from a month's st'v in Homosassa Springs, Fla. Miss Virginia Westbrook was the guest of Miss Peggy Mc Arthur , in Atlanta the past week-e-<H, going down Thursday and home Sunday. GIFTS RECEIVED BYLABORATORY Research Fund Has Been Established, Board . Announces Important and significant gifts to the Highlands Biologi cal Laboratory was announced this week by the executive board of the laboratory. Three nationally known concerns have made donations to the labora tory, and a research fund has been established. In making the announcement for the executive board, Miss Thelma Howell said that the American Bemberg corporation, the Crown Cork and Seal com n<\ ny, and the Southern States Iron Roofing company have made substantial donations, and that the Ward's Natural Science Establishment has created a re search fund. The Ward fellowship will en able the laboratory to extend its services to a deserving group, Miss Howell said. She pointed out that D. L. Gamble, presi dent of Ward's Natural Science Establishment, feels that too often gifted students do not have the financial means of de veloping their research ability, and for that reason the Ward Fellowship fund has been estab lished. Preference under this fellowship is to be given to zoologists. The gifts were obtained as a part of the campaign currently being conducted by the execu tive board of the laboratory for funds for the developmental program approved by the trus tees last July. Miss Howell said that funds received from the following members were Invalu able In conducting the cam paign: Mrs. Clark Howell, Sr., Charles V. Rainwater, Sr., Dr. J. Ray Cable, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Farnsworth, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Trice, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Monroe, Mrs. Clara Many, Dr. K. W. Hunt, Mrs. Robert Hiden, John F. Branson, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Sargent, and Miss Gertrude Harbison. According to Miss Howell, the executive board is exerting every effort to raise the funds for the expansion program from industry and foundations. Two handsome pamphlets have been prepared and sent to industrial concerns currently supporting research. Now under preparation is a brochure giving the history and needs of the laboratory. DANCE AT HELEN'S BARN Every Saturday Night Open 8:30 to 12:90 o'clock 3 x 12 Goldseal Felt Base Rugs $10.75 9 x 12 Berkshire Jute Rugs $22.50 1? RCA Model 68R1 FM-AM Radio .... $79.95 1 ? 18th Century Knee- Hole Desk $69.50 1 ? Universal Vacuum Cleaner $79.95 1 ? Simmons Sofa Bed $83.50 l~Lairge Lawson Sofa $147.50 - : 1 ? Monarch Maleable Iron .Opal & Wood Range $213.00 \ 1 ? Allen Full Enamel Coal & Wood Range $149.50 tKelvinator 30 Gal. Double Element lectric Water Heater $124.95 HOLT FURNITURE CO. V?, ' ' " (hlands, N. C. Phone 56 Polio Drive In Highlands Raises $195 A total of $195 has been rais ed so far in the Highlands area ? for the fight against infantile j paralysis, according to a partial I report made by Mrs. Jack W. Brockway, Highlands March of j Dimes chairman. The total includes contents of | the boxes, $1756; personal and business donations, -130.71; and $47 from the Birthday dance, held Friday night under ad verse weather conditions. Mrs. Helen Wilson gave the use of the dance hall for the occasion and the music was contributed by Glen Wilson, Floyd Lamb and Willard Crisp. The March of Dimes cards have been distributed among ihe school children and their contributions, as well as that of the school theatre, will be made I this week. Since the drive is to continue through the week, at the direc tion of Governor Gregg Cherry, Mrs. Brockway has expressed hope that a number of other donations will be made. I. H. Powell, Highlands Summer Resident, Dies 1 News has been received here of the death of I. H. Powell Arthritis Pain For quick, delightfully comforting help for aches and pains of Rheumatism, Arthritis Neuritis, Lumbago, Sciatica, or Neuralgia tr: Romind. Works through the blood. First dosi usually starts alleviating pain so you can work, enjoy life and sleep more comfortably Get Romind at druggist today. Quick, com plete satisfaction or money back guaranteed. Highlands Theatre Program Friday-Saturday, February 6-7 Henry Fonda and Joan Bennett - In - "Wild Geese Calling" ? also ? FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1947 Plus Warner News Monday-Tuesday, February 9-10 Maureen O'Hara ? John. Payne ? In ? "Miracle on 34th Street" (The Year's Happiest Hit) Shows at 7:00 and 8:45 Groundhog Sees Shadow ; 6 More Weeks Of Winter Following Saturday's tee storm, Highlands revealed in ' the Sunday and Monday sunshine, the first really nice weather in several weeks This, despite the fact that in Monday's sunshine Mr. Groundhog could easily see his shadow? which means a possible six more weeks of winter weather. , CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends for their many expressions of sympathy and kindness to us in our recent bereavement; also for the many beautiful floral oifersing ? The Family of W. P. Cleaveland. Friday at his winter home in Lakeland, Fla. President of the Jackson Log and Lumber com pany of Canton, Mr. Powell owned a summer home here and was in charge of an extensive lumber business in this section. MY LAUNDRY PROBLEMS ARE TAKEN CARE OF. These will be your ex act words . . . when you get the wise wash day habit of sending dirty clothes and lin ens to us. HIGHLANDS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY PRICES SLASHED 20% On New Norge Refrigerators TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW MODELS Before You Buy See Us . . . Our# Are Cheaper HIGHLANDS ENGINEERING CO. Highlands, N. C. Phone 114 the high cost of living is bothering you look these prices over . . . l Suzianne Coffee, re g. price 48c 38c Lucky Day Flour, 5 lbs 45c 1/4 .Lb. Size Tea, reg. 34c 25c Lipton Tea, reg. 11c size, 3 for 25c Canned Cherries, reg. 45c, 3 for $1.00 Chicken Noodle Scup, reg. 18c, 2 for 25c All 10c Toilet Scaps, 2 for 15c Sweetheart and Lifebouy, reg. 13c 10c 1 lb. Can B;ans with Tomato Sauce, reg. 15c ?'???? 10c No. 2 Can Pinto Beans, reg. 12c, 3 for 25c No. 2 Can Soy Beans, reg. 12c, 3 for 25c ?/2 Gal. White Star Syrup, reg. 75c 60c 1 Gal. My Son Syrup, reg. $1.75 $1.50 Morton Chicken a la Kfaig, reg. 50c 25c Ravialo with Meat, reg. 22c .T>. 15c 1 Pt. size Sweet Flo Syrup, reg. 25c 18c 12 Oz. Bottle Col. Bob's Sauce, reg. 25c. .. 19c TALLEY & BURNETTE Highlands, N. C. THE JACKSON COUNTY BANK Sylva, N. C. : : Highlands, N. C. CONDENSED STATEMENT / _ / As of the Close of Business, December 31, 1947 RESOURCES Cash on hand and in banks $ 508,556.51 U. S. Government Bonds :.. 3,407 ,540.00 Other Bonds and Stocks 114,665.00 Loans and Discounts 571,345.96 Bank Building, Furniture and Fixtures 43,703.73 Other Resources ? 15,989.52 TOTAL RESOURCES ; $4,661,800.72 " ' ? ? ? " LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ 100,000.00 Surplus . 100,000.00 Undivided Profits 16,532.92 Reserve for Contingencies 50,000.00 Total Capital Accounts 266,532.92 Deposits ! '? 4,388,924.08 Other Liabilities 6,343.72 TOTAL LIABILITIES $4,661,800.72 Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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