Highlands Highlights
MKS. H. G. STORY
Personal Mention
Col. and Mrs. F. W. Kernan
are visiting relatives In Blloxl,
and Gulfport, Miss
Emmett Niblack, University of
North Carolina student, and
Kenny Zahner, student at
Lawrenceville School (or Boys,
in Lawrenceville, N. J., are
spending the spring holidays at
the Zahner summer home here.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wiley
have returned to Highlands
after a winter spent In St. Pet
ersburg, Fla., and are at present
visiting their son, Erskine Wiley,
and family.
Miss Charlotte B Elliott and
Miss Esther Elliott are expect
ed home the latter part of the
week from Philadelphia and
Scarsdale, N. Y., where they
have been visiting their broth
er and sister for the past two
months.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Edwards,
owners and operators of Hotel
Edwards, returned to Highlands
Sunday after spending two and
a half months at their winter
cottage in Lakeland, Fla.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sar
gent and their daughter and
son, Lydia and Hugh, of Haven
ford, Pa., are spending the
Easter holidays at their summer
home on East Main street.
Miss Ann Anderson was the
week-end guest of her sister,
Miss Angela Anderson, at Ers
kine College, in Due West, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Potts
have returned to Highlands,
after spending the winter in
West Palm Beach, Fla.
Dr. Thelma Howell of Wesley
an college, Macon, Ga., arrived
SPECIAL EASTER FROCKS
POPULAR JUNE FOX BRAND
(Just a few left)
TALLEY & BURNETTE
Highlands, N. C.
To Our Customers . .
We wish to take this opportunity to
thank all our good customers that have
.purchased milk from us so many years
and made it possible for us to stay in
business.
Recently other interests have made
it impossible for us to serve you any
more.
We not only appreciate the business
but also the co-operation shown us is a
pleasant memory.
Mr. ariam. H. S. Talley
Wednesday to spend the Easter
holidays, and Is a guest at
Hotel Edwards.
Mrs. W. H. Cobb Is spending
this week in Richmond, Va., vis
iting relatives and attended the
wedding of Mr. Cobb's niece In
Washington, D C., on Wednes
day.
Mrs. J. W Reese, Jr., Louis
and Danny Reese, and Mrs. W.
S. Davis visited Miss Louise
Hunter in Pendleton, S C., Fri
day, shopping in Walhalla and
Seneca en route.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cook
and daughters, Mary and Bev
erly, left Friday for a visit with
Mrs. Cook's sister, Mrs. George
Harrington, Jr., and family in
Philadelphia From there they
will go on to New York for a
short business trip, and are ex
pected to return home this
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Russell
have returned to "Homewoods",
following a several days' visit in
Dr. and Mrs. J. M Valentine
and family are in Tuscaloosa,
Ala., for a short stay and are
planning a visit to the Florida
west coast before returning
home.
Officers of the Woman's aux
Diary of the Presbvterian church '
were installed at the March 1
meeting held last week at the
manse. Mrs. Jack B. Davidson, i
Sr.. was in charge of the in- !
stallation.
Miss Mama Cobb, student at I!
Fassifern school, Hendersonville, ?
arrived Wednesday for the
spring holidays and has as her
euest her room-mate, Miss Carol
McCrea.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W Cornelius
of Atlanta wer? week-end guests
o: Mrs. Cornelius' sister, Mrs.
Louis A Edwarls, and family.
Oratorio
To Be Presented Friday
Evening At 8
"The Seven Last Words", a
musical interpretation of the
crucifixion, will be given by
the Presbyterian church choir
tomorrow (Friday) night at 8
o'clock at the church, under the
direction of the Rev. Jack B. ?
Davidson, pastor, with Mrs.
Davidson as pianist.
The purpose behind the ora
torio, it was pointed out, which
is being given in thousands of
Protestant churches at this
Easter season, is to direct the
thinking of Christian people to
the significance of the cross,
and its meaning to the Chris
tian world. The community is :
invited to attend.
The choir is composed chief
ly of young people from 10 to
18 years of age, and under the
direction of Mr. Davidson, it i
Joyce Burnette
Win? Fir?t Prize
In Oratory Meet
More than one hundred
persons attended last Thurs
day night's finals at High
lands school theatre when
Miss Joyce Burnette, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. I).
Burnette, was awarded the
$25 bond given as first prize
by Highlands Memorial post
in the American Legion's
high school oratorical con
test on "The Constitution of
the United States and the
Bill of Rights."
Winning first place en
titles Miss Burnette to com
pete in the district contest
to be held in Asheville next
Saturday.
Miss Ann Anderson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
J. Anderson, won second
place and was awarded the
$10 cash prize given by the
Highlands post.
Judges in the finals were
Mrs. J. M. Valentine, Mrs.
Tom Harbison, Mrs. William
C. Nail, W. A. Hays and
Henry A. Cleaveland.
has gained recognition during
the past three years.
Taking part in the Good Fri
day oratario will be Elizabeth
Newton, Martha Holt, Virginia
Westbrook, Ann Anderson, Isa
bel Hall, Mary Deas Anderson,
Mary Jo Newton, Martha Reese,
Peggy DuPree, Guerry Matthews,
Mary Summer, Jane Anderson,
Mary Lou McCarty, Linda Wat
son, Paul Price, Bill Savage,
Harry Holt, Jr., Bobby DuPree,
Louis Reese, Louie Edwards, Mr.
and Mrs. R. B. DuPree, Mrs O.
F. Summer and Mrs. Louis Ed
wards.
Two members of the choir,
Miss Beverly Cook and Miss Heir
en Valentine, are out of town
this week.
Highlands Theatre
Program
Friday -Saturday, March 26-27
Mickey Rooney
? In ?
"Killer McCoy"
Monday-Tuesday, March 29-30
Shirley Temple ? Ronald Regan
? In ?
"That Hagen Girl"
33 Attend Second
Meet Of Highlands
Girl Scout T.rocp
The Girl Scout troop held its
third meeting Saturday after
noon with 33 girls registered.
While this was more than
double the number at the first
meeting, the leaders would be
glad to have still more of the
seven-to-ten age group.
Saturday afternoon the reg
ular Scouts and the Br-:, es
went on a hike with k.ic.. ..ti
ers, Miss Dorothea Harbison and
Mrs. Tom Harbison. The senior
Scouts with their leader, Mrs.
Tudor N Hall, remained at the
library and studied the pro
grams they are to take. Eliza
beth Newton and other glee club
members helRed with the songs.
Easter Sunrise
Service Is Planned At
Sunset Rocks
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i An Easter Sunday morning
community sunrise service will
be held on the east side of
Sunset Rocks, it has *jeen an
nounced by the committee on
arrange ments. All persons wish
ing to attend the service are
asked to meet in the center of
town /promptly at 5:30 Sunday
morning, when automobile serv
ice will be available for those
witlhout means of transporta
tion.
It was decided to hold future
meetings on Friday afternoons,
at 8:30 o'clock at the library.
DANCE AT
HELEN'S BARN
Every Saturday Night
Open 8:30 to 12:00 o'clock
YEAR-ROUND-SERVICE
We appreciate the business we have received
in Franklin since starting twice weekly pick-up
service there last fall.
We still have the capacity to take care of a
few more customers on a year around basis.
We do not plan to expand our business be
yond what we are able to take care of through
out the year.
R. L. POTTS ? Owners? iED WARD POTTS
Highlands Cleaners & Laundry
Phone 98
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