Highlands Highlights
MRS. H. G. STORY
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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
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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.
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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.
The weather, as usual, was ex
cellent, "the gallery courteous,
the greens and fairways in per
iod condition.
Miss Kirby was steady and
dependable, though not spectac
ular. Miss Suggs was "off", her
putts mi&sing sometimes by on<.
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TWO BIG FARM
EVENTS WILL BE
HELD IN AUGUST
Farm, Home Meets Slated
At Cullowhee And
Raleigh
By S. W MENDENHALL
(County Agent)
There are two important
events to take place during the
month of August that should be
of interest to the farm men and
women of Macon County.
The week of August 9 to 13,
Western Carolina Teachers Col
lege, will cooperate with a
North Carolina State college
plan to hold Farm and Home
Week for Western North Caro
lina counties. A most interest
ing program has been "arrang
ed, composed of lectures by men
and women from the Tennessee
Valley authority and N. C. State
college, tours of adjoining coun
ties, motion pictures and recre
ation. The cost for any person
desiring to spend the week will
be $8. Anyone who is unable to
spend the week may go over
for a day. Transportation will
be furnished by the county and
home agents' office. Anyone
wishing to spend the week or
one or more days should con
tact the county or home agent's
office so that reservations and
transportation may be arranged.
The week of August 30 to
September 3, the State Farm
and Home Week will be held at
North Carolina State college,
Raleigh.
Lectures by outstanding na
tional speakers will be given on
state, national and international
alfairs. Talks and discussions
will feature new and improved
methods and procedures for
farm and home activities, in
cluding crop and livestock pro
duction, farm mechanization,
rural health, family relation
ships, and house furnishings.
Exhibits and demonstrations on
home equipment will emphasize
electrical applicances and farm
machinery. Tours will be made
o i historical sites in Raleigh as
veil as to the college and ex
periment station farms. Recre
and two feet in direction rather
than distance. It was definitely
Dick Garli^gton's day! The
young lvaltor from Atlanta did
himself proud.
Proceeds of the match were
donated to the benefit of the
Highlands Community hospital.
The exact amount realized from
the match had not been an
nounced Monday.
atlon will Include (lnglng,
square dances and other enjoy
able features. Contests will be
held and valuable prizes award
ed to the winners.
If as many as 30 men and
women attend this gathering at
Raleigh, transportation should
not cost more than $8 per per
son. Room for the week will be
$2. Meals may be obtained at
the college cafeteria, the cost
depending on the appetite.
Any adult man or woman who
will go either to Cullowhee or ,
Raleigh should notify the coun
ty or home agent's office im
mediately so that arran3e.1u .it.; I
may be made for room* and
transportation.
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We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors (or the kindness
shown to us during our recent
bereavement, and for the beau
tiful floral offerings.
C. D. NICHOLS
AND FAMILY.
TO MY HIGHLANDS PATRONS
Starting next Monday, I will
give classes each Monday after
noon, from 1 o'clock on, at the
Boy Scout hut on Main street.
Mrs. Rose Johnson.
(Adv )
MACON THEATRE
Matinee 3:15 ? Night 7:30 - 9:30
Thursday, July 29
Gary Grant In "THE BISHOP'S WIFE"
Friday, July 30
Jimmy Wakely In "SONG OF THE SIERRAS"
Saturday, July 31 ? Double .Feature
Monte Hale In
"CALIFORNIA
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Owl Show at 10:30 ? Out at 12:00 O'Clock
Virginia Christine In "INVISIBLE WALL"
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