THE HIGHLANDS PIPER
Or. land Mrs. E. J. Barry
<rf Orlando, Fla.. have re
cently opened tttttelr newly
oanabruoteid home an Little
Bearpen Mountain. They left
Wednesday by plane for
Newport, R. I., too -aJttend the
grtadualttOn Of tohefe son from
the Uj8. naval school there.
They plan to dative back with
their eon and spend a few
more weeks here before re
turning too Orlando.
Torn Clary, who worked
fdr THE HIGHLANDER In
advertising White siunkner, left
recently far New Yolk too at
tend Itthe WtartdAs (Flair. Upon
tods retoum he wSill resume
hits studies at tohe University
of Georgia as a senior.
1904 Highlands High
School graduates who have
entered college atre johnny
Take and Ann Wax, Western
Oaotcffina College; Margaret
McCarty, Braktne College;
and Joyce Lowe, (Man HU]
OofUelge. Also alb Outtowhec
itihUs year Is MDsb Wanda
Hopper, who graduated from
Young Harris Junta- College
in J-une. Other Htghlanda
Sbudenlts (and we may bare
over looked some) are John
Morion and Steve Mehder,
IN. C. State; Billy Newton
University of NjC.; Joan
Trtttt, Berea Ooffiege; Betty
Jean Craw-fiord, Mans Hill;
Marjorie Plensan, (Margaret
Hail School In Kentucky;
and Tammy Mehder, Gerdau
Military Academy, Barnes
v4He, Oa.
Mr. and Mrs. W. (L. Eddy
and daiughlteir Of Orlando,
PHa.( were ait ftfaieSr home in
Highlands a few days dur
ing ithe Labor Day holidays.
The Bddys recently purchas
ed Ithe matter residence be
longing Ito Mrs. C. A. Phin
ney on Broadview Acres.
4 Full Racks of Regular and Half Size
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DRESSES
At vz price
Sizes 34 to 40 Inclusive
Were One for $29.95
NOW TWO FOR
$35.00
CASHMERE & WOOL (MTS
Vz to Vz off
jaSek
Were $15.95
Now $10.00
Robes — Bed Jackets — Slacks
Shorts — Blouses — Bathing Suits, Etc.
ALL REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE
(Mir. end Mrs. Bobby Hop
per land don of AJttenfca visit*
ied refabrives to Highlands
during toe recent hdUdays.
Mr. alnd Mis. Charles Hen*
drix announce the birth of
a daugWter, Donna Kay, in
Puloridence Hospital, Mur
phy, on September 2nd.
Mrs. Irvin® Gumbel of
Washington, D. C., left
Thursday after spending a
few days as the guest of
Mrs. Janies Howe in Horse
Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth BUI
Of Orlando, Fla., are spend
ing (two weeks in the Gay
lord cottage on Utitite Bear
pen. Min. Helen Norris says,
“They allowed as How they
gdt wore out wadin’ round
far various and sundry hur
ricanes to strike down there,
and just took off for their
beloved high country.”
Mr. arid Mrs. HarttweU
Johnson, "rfA^urita^ Ga.,
cupy the Browned cottage
on Stay’s Oafcfltn through
October. Mrs. GUbentt Brow
nell Has returned to Char
leston, S. C, tor toe winter.
Visiting Mrs. fired a
Gould alt “Time Out” last
week was her friend, Mrs.
Fetor Clarke of Atlanta. Her
gueStS tods week are her
daughter and son-in-laiw, Mr.
and Mrs. OanrnU P. Jones of
AHOanto.
Mrs. Charles E. Shepard
entertained several friends
at luncheon. last week at
the wiigtiiiainriB country Chib.
She has now reltumed to her
home in Atlanta.
Visiting this week alt the
Home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Beymer on Holt Knob
are thrfr friends, Mr. and
Mrs. ShSlor Green of West
Palm Beach, Fla. Their son,
Jim, of Padm Beach, was
with them tost week end.
Mrs. Forrest C. Fay left
Highlands last Friday far
her home in Fatal. Beach.
Accompanying Her wtas her
friend, Mrs. O. H. Ploekel
man of Sapphire, N. C., who
piianw to return Home In a
few days.
Mils. Jack JOnes and her
friend Mrs. W. K. Rosenskfl
of HuritsviUe, Ada., left Sat
urday the 12th for home af
ter a Short visit Ito Mrs. Jot
Jones in Horse Oove, Thej
were accompanied hy Mrs
Dorothy Harris Turner oi
Wlassent Shores, GunltersVllle
Ada., who has (been making a
short; visit to her mother,
Mrs. Helen Norris at Hill
House.
Dr. and Mns. Ellas White
of XjalVeme, Cal., paid a
short visit to HighlandB last
week. 'Dr. White is toe son
of FWas White, Sr., and toe
grandson of Highlands’ first
settler from Shedboume,
Mass., and who was also
Highianrts’ first postmaster,
T. Barter White.
MISs Sarah Norris, daugh
ter 'Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Norris, of Gainesville, Ga.
entertained a group of
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Horae dowe, on Saturday,
September 5, to meet. her
house guest, Mbs Connie
Little of GaineSvtUe.
Mr. end Mrs. Dob Rice are
expected home Able week
from vacationing; fbr two
weeks with. Mbs. Rice’s sister
and her husband, Dr. Mag
gto Of Rochester, N. Y. They
specrtt part of the time alt
the Maggio summer camp in
Ontario, Canada.
Mr. Bobby Houston and
Mr. Jimmy Tailey drove the
ambulance to Pott Lauder
dale, Fla., last week end to
itaanipoefc a patient, Mrs.
WUHam MaoOinnis, ftom
Cashiers to Port Lauderdale.
Patients to HJghlands
OaahieMs Hospital early this
week were Mrs. GeneHa Cal
loway, Mbs Helen 'Wllise, Mr.
Stemon Neely, Mr. Robert
Sheath, Mbs Bdttti Rue, Mrs.
Eunice Brownlee, Mrs. Hat
tie Waltaan, M|as Katherine
‘White, lArtnur Bryson, and
Mbs Mary (Edwards. Treated
and discharged the (ftast of
the week were Agnes Ores
well and 'Hubert Mueller.
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Are Married
In a forenoon ceremony of
beauty and simplicity at the
HdgsMands (Methodist Church
an Saturday, September 6,
Miss Melinda Marrow and
Mr. John Marshall Bailey
were united in marriage.
Vows were exchanged be
**» the «er. <M. C Morrow,
of Oarmed, laid., the grand
father Of the bride.
Attending (the bride, who
was given in marriage by
her fattier, was M« Janice
Bretawr, of Indianapolis, Imd.
The groom's tether was his
best man.
Mis. Bailey to itfhe daughter
of Mr. and Mis. Charles
Duryee of Highlands mm
Foot ImidandaAe, Fla. Ortgln
aifly from InddamapoelB. (he
Marrows haire been cumins
to HUghlands ter the past
aervwratl eummees, and this
year purchased the Lloyd
Wise residence off Waihalla
Road.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mm. Cowell Bailey
of (FayedtevtUe, Ark., where
Mr. Bailey to a professor at
the BWtvwsity or Arkansas.
Fofflowlng the ceremony, a
wedding breakfast ter mem
beta of ttie bridal party and
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Burrell Motor Co. is having a
Stock Reduction Sale to reduce
their used car and truck inven
tory before the new 1965 Chev
rolet goes on sale. H»ese cars
cars have been safety checked
and reconditioned for this sale.
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CARS
1962 FORD FALCON 2 dr. Future,
bucket seats. One owner-IOK
1960 FORD STATION WAGON,
looks, .and "«uas good —-f $l^$p "
1962 CORVAIR 4 dr. Sedan,
one owner. Clean-- — — $1,195
1960 CHEVROLET BelAir, 4-dr.,
6 cyl., std. trans. Real nice — $1,995
1960 FORD Galaxie 4 dr, V-8,
automatic. A real beauty-$1,195
1959 FORD 4 dr. custom, 6 cyl.,
std. tram. Runs and looks good $895
1957 BUICK 4 dr. Special,
One owner. Nice-$495
1960 DODGE 4 dr., 6 cyl.,
automatic. Real clean-$1,995
1959 OLDS, 2 dr. Coupe, automatic,
black and white. Nice-$695
1961 CHEVROLET 4 dr. Coryair
Wagon, 6 cyl., 4 spd. Real nice $995
1960 CORVAIR 2 dr. Coupe, 6 cyl.,
standard trans. One owner — $995
1956 FORD 2 dr., V-8, automatic,
runs good. Clean-$495
1951 PLYMOUTH, 4 dr. Sedan. One
owner. 65.000 miles —-8195
TRUCKS
1962 CHEVROLET V2 Ton, 6 cyL,
radio, heater, cattle bed-$1,495
1949 CHEVROLET V2 Ton,
New motor-$295
1959 CHEVROLET 2 Ton, V-8,
2 spd., 5 #pd. trans.. Clean — $1,995
1960 CHEVROLET CarryalL 6 cyl,
29,099 miles. One owner. Nice $1,395
1963 SCOUT, full cab, 4-wheel drive,
Orte owner. Nice---$1,995
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