Highlands Highlights MRS. H. G. STORY I ii \ -Continued From Page One VISITOR GIVES IMPRESS ONSOF EXHIBITION PLAY why there just isn't any hold ing us! So, when we' heard that the internationally - famous Bobby Jones was going to team up with the highly-talented Louise Suggs in an exhibition match last Sunday afternoon aigainst Dick Glrlington and Dorothy Kirby, all of Atlanta, at the Highlands course, we hied our selves thence. Garlington ? is the president cf the Eastlake Country club end Atlanta Athletic club. and. though an excellent amateur golfer, has never won a title of any consequence. But he show ed championship form last Sun day when he and Miss Kirby led Jones and Miss Suggs all the i way around. In golfing parlance, Garling- j ton was "hot". He outdrove, j out-chipped, and generally out played the illustrious Bobby, I who 18 years ago used thi. i same course for practice ?n preparation for his "grand stam" of 1930, when he clean ed up just about every major championship in golfdom. | But it was Garlington's day! His drives were long and ac curate, his chips well placed, his putting deadly. Jones, on the other Irind was obviously ex j periencing one of those days I when he "should have stayed j in bed". I It must have been on the j FINE HANDMADE FURNITURE Authentic designs faithfully executed by master craftsmen in finest wocds. if . ? PERIOD REPRODUCTIONS ? English and American Modern WAYAH INDUSTRIES Franklin, N. C. TAKE HOMI 6 BIG j BOTTLES ran 12 ounces (2 FULL GLASSES) 5 Bottled by: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Bryson City Under appointment from Pepsi-Cola Company, N. Y. Second Community Theatre Fiay Set For Next Monday The "HiU is Green," a pla., .n inree acts, with a tJ-iueinber cast, under the direction of 1 i ed C. Allen, and a pi jduttion slafi ui u, with Craig Cianstun pro-1 duction manager, will be presented by the Highlands ? Community Theatre next Monday in a matinee and evening performance at Highlands High school aud itorium. The periornian^es are set for 3 and ? p. m. The setting is the living room of a house in a small village in a remote country side, and the play promises to be even mure entertain ing than this season's pre vious play, which was . re ceived by an enthusiastic audience. Miss YVinfricd Eskrigge is ticket sales chairman, anil Wick's Photography studio, on Main street, is ticket sales headquarters. ? Continued from Page 7 f'ersoiial Mention Hines at "Chestnut Burr Cot tage", making the trip to At lanta by plane. Mr. and Mrs. H H. Bailey and small, daughter, Gill, of Pit tsburgh, Pa., arrived Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John It. C. Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Talham Esk r.<;ge ot New Orleans, La., ar ?ived Saturday lor a two weeks' vacation with Mr. Eskrigge's mother, Mrs. R. B. Eskrigge and family, on Satulah mountain. seventh hole that the following Incident occurred. Jones was addressing the ball, the gallery respectfully quiet, when sud denly the penetrating tones o? a six-year old girl broke the | stillness: "Mummy, is that 'Job- : by Bones!?" Of course, Bobby sliced that drive. It was a If day for hunting, too. On the very next hole, while Miss Suggs was about to lace into one, a scared jackrabbit bounced across the fairway just 20 yards ahead. Obviously frightened by the gallery of al most 1,000 surrounding him, the little fellbw just- didn't know which way to turn. Neverthe c-ss. he succeeded in breaking Miss Suggs' swing, causing her 'o almost dub the next one, yi;d delaying ihe match until ne found refuge behind some nearby rocks Two holes in particular were | outstr.r.dins because of Garl ingUnvs stellar play On tne fiitli, Dick (v as on the green about SO vaicis from the cup. Lining up his ball, he swung loosly and '.irmly. The tall ap pealed to ft. lew a magical line toward the cup. The guiiery was tneathless. If the ball dropped, it meant i'-ck haa a m.u.c Suddenly, the ball slowed down, coming to a halt, just a .scant half-inch from the rim of the cup. me crowd,. groaned in exasperation and disappoint ment, cut uarlington just nod ?icJ and smiled. On the long thirteenth, how e.er, he h d better luck. This noie, measuring 198 yards from tee to cup, calls for a par 3. On liis tee shot, Garlington hit a beauty that rolled to rest on tne green just five feet from the cup. ile sank the putt for a Lirdie. two It was an enjoyable match. 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