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A musical program was given at
the Highlands school auditorium Fri
day evening by a troup of players
from Seneca.
Mrs. Scott Hudson of Atlanta, Geor
gia is now in Highlands for a time.
Mr. George Masa of Asheville has
finished photographing the views
around Highlands and has returned
to Asheville.
Dr. arid Mrs. Lewis Melcher and
children have returned to Charleston
S. C.
Potts Brothers, whose annual sale
began on! the 19th and closes on
September 30, report an excellent
business. .
Mrs. George W. Barrett of New
York left Highlands on Monday.
Miss May Crosby of San Mateow,
Fla., and her visitors, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard are here at the Crosby cott
tage. Mrs. Porter Pierson, who has been
ill at her home the past two week?
is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie du Bignon
and their attractive young daughter,
Caro la Mar, , have closed their sum-;
mer home "and", are wintering in"
Toccoa, Ga.
Mrs. Sidney McCarty has guests
at her rustic log cabin on Bearpcn
Mountain.
Mrs. Tarry, who has been spending
the summer with her uncle, Mr. Hen
ry Sloan, owner of the beautiful
"Cheeononda" estate, returned Sun
day to her home' in Louisiana.
Mrs. B. .Michael came over from
Brevard last week to spend the day
at her summer home here.
Miss Sarah Guilder and Mrs. J. B.
Russell returned to Birmingham after
a six weeks sojourn here at High
lands Inn.
; Dr, Berg of New York, motored
over from Asheville last Sunday for
lunch at the Pierson House.
Miss Seinor Frankel of Kentucky
is now a guest at the Pierson House.
Miss Eva G. Cleaveland of Bridge
port, Conn., arrived Friday. She rs
visiting Mrs. Babel Hays and Miss
Nellie Cleaveland.
Mrs. Flceman of Athens, Ga., is
spending a few days4 at Highlands
Inn.
Mr. Baynard Willingliam, Sr., of
College Park, was a guest at, the
Pierson House last week.'
The new steel bridge spanning the
Cullasaja river on Highway 28 is
now open to traffic.
Mr. George Cleaveland, who grad
uated from , Highlands high school
last year, has gone to Georgia Tech
College. '
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cann, who have
been spending several days at the
Martin, returned to their home in
Louisviile, Ky., Friday. '
Mrs. W. Hampton Perry and Mrs.
George Saassy and children who have
spent the season here at their, sum
mer . home, Highfield, returned to
Charleston on the 19th.
Miss Minnie D. -Warren, who re
cently returned to New York for a
few days, came back to Highlands on
Tuesday and we hope that she will
spend the winter here.
Mr. Lylea Harris, Major Harris, and
Paul Corpenter and Prof. Kesler of
Franklin and Mr. Otto Summer, ' of
Highlands,' attended the' football game
between .Newberry and Qemson Col
lege Saturday.'
Mr. Brandt Holme and his wife
from Ware Shoals are spending the
week in Highlands at Welborne Cot
tage. Mr. , Sam Virner, cashier of the
Bank of Walhalla, was in Highlands
one day last week.
Mr. Samuel N. Evins of Atlanta,
Georgia, motored up to spend; the
week at his home, The Flind. .
Mr. L Monroe, of New Orleans,
is still up here to enjoy, the fall
weather at his lovely home, Pine
Heights.
Miss Lula M. Hinson of Kenans
ville, N. C, is now visiting her sister,
Mrs. James A. Hines at her home,
Chestnut Burr Cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Tudor Hall, Ethel
Calloway, Jack Hall, and Caroline
Hall were in Franklin Wednesday
night.
Mrs. H. M. Bascom has returned
to Highlands from Angel's hospital
after a long severe illness. Her
friends are very glad to have her
back with them.
Miss Sarah H. Hines of Highlands,
left for Franklin last week to accept
a position as stenographer for the
Franklin Press.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mashburn
accmopanied by' George Mashburn
left Saturday to return to their horne
in Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. W. P. McGuirc left Monday
to attend the Auxiliary Synodical a(
Montreat.
Mrs. Ada U. Roe of New York
City is visiting Mr. and Mrs, W. L.
Higdon.
C1AC0IJ TilEATRE
Saturday, September 2S
Bill Codv
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SHOOTING STRAIGHT
Mon.-Tue Sept 30-Oct 1
Lon Chancy
THUNDER
Wednesday, October 2
Art Mix
IN
THE CYCLONE
HORSEMAN
Al.o TAIWAN THE MIGHTY
Chapter IA.
Matinee, 3:39, Night, 7:30
Thurc-FrL, 3-4
Richard Dix
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MORAN OF THE
MARINES
With RUTH ELDER, one time
resident of. Clayton, Ga.
Prices All Above Shows, 10 & 25c
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Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 30-Oct. 1
Admission, 10 & 25 Cents
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Our buyer has been away hunting. He is back. He came home loaded
with bargains-Even better than usual. You know that's going some.
Heretheya.ro:
$2.20 Demin, fidlctit Overalls. 85c
Work Shirts 69c up
Shoes for the whole family...! ..98c up
Boots, A A cutter.... ...$8.98
Boots, Hunkidom $8.98
Boots. Justice a $.598
Coats, Cihldren's and Ladies.......... . ..$1.98 up
Sweaters, for the whole femily.:. . ....... ...89c up
Ladies' Hats $1.98 up
Auto Casings and Tubes.. ...$5.19
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