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Flriderson's Mvin Crolile Bryflnt Funerfll H O M E Flrribulflnce Service THE GALAX TOJS JUNE 25 PAGE 11 flriDERSon's V a r ie t y Sto r e A* A* LrEV/XSj CI/JNEH Cashiers, North Carolina "Anid ike. /icervic BJiue, '/lidg^e. l^ourutalrui'^ Souvenirs - Toys - Indian Moccasins Beawtifnl LocwLion Stationery - Cosmetics - Hardware f/iLeruLiy, Greeting Cards (omple;te, ^eJxixrvtLori Children’s games, books, & puzzles Sewing aids - Candies OunedrOpeAJcuted by, fhjone, Vacuum Cleaner for rent - $2*00 per day /U^ a n A . QeoAQ,e. S ie w c u ii_____ Memphis, Tenn«, arrived several days ago PEES 0 N A L S to spend the summer at their home in Mrs* Elizabeth Rose returned to her Highlands. home in Florida Tuesday after visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs* Sidney McCarty, She was accompanied to the Asheville Airport by Mr* and Mrs* Mc­ "THE PRIZE” It’s not often that you get a motion Carty, Miss Carrie Hlclaiian and Miss Doro­ thea Harbison* picture which is a suspense-thriller, a love story and a sophisticated canedy all Rev* and Mrs* Frank McClain and daugh­ ters, Rebecca and 1-iary Lee, of Sweet rolled into one* Metro-Goldwyn Mayer*s Briar, Va*, are spending the week here. "The Prizse", with Paul Newman, Edward G* Rev* McClain is chaplain at Sweet ^iar Robinson and the beautiful European act­ College. ress Elke Sommer heading an all-star cast, iVir. and Mrs. Tom Allen have arrived is just such a picture and it spells En­ from Texas and are occupying their summer tertainment with a capital E* home on Clear Creek* Based on the best-selling novel by Mrs. H* Y* Cook, of Milledgeville, Ga. Irving Wallace and filmed in Panavision is in residence at her home on Mirror Lake and Metrocolor against arresting back­ Road, drops of Stockholm, Sweden, ‘'The Prize” Mr* and Mrs. W. C* Newton and Billy concerns a young American novelist who and Mr* and Mrs* James Newton spent this comes to Stockholm to accept a Nobel Prize past week end in Baltimore, Md., where and walks into both murderous danger and they attended a family reunion of the im­ an uninhibited love affair. mediate children of Mr. H* C, Nevrbon. Paul Newman plays the young writer Mrs. H* M* Brown and Mrs. Rue, of who has one eye open for a Martini and Homestead, Fla*, are in Highlands again the other for a pretty girl. No sooner this year for the summer* They are occupy­ has he stepped frcm the plane bringing ing the Ed Edwards house on Chestnut him from New York than he becomes involved Street. with two glamorous girls. The first, Dr* and Mrs* James Major, of Miami, blonde, blue-eyed Miss Sommer, plays a Fla*, have been occupying the Dr* E* E* member of the Swedish Foreign Office who Hodston cottage on Cullasaja Heights* Dr. is assigned to guide Neiman during his Major is a partner of Dr, Hodston in Miami. stay in the Swedish capital. The second, Mr* and Lirs. Floyd Wiley and child­ brunette Diane Baker, plays the niece of ren, Sue and Tim, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. another Nobel Prize winner, Edward G. Rob­ D. W* Wiley this week. John and Betty inson. Wiley, of Alexandria, Va*, are also visit­ Prominent in the large cast, together ing their grandparents, Mr* and Mrs. Wiley, with the stars already mentioned, are Ser­ this week. gio Fantoni, Kevin McCarthy, Leo G* Car­ Mr* John Gordon, of Bethel, Alaska, roll, and Jacqueline Beer. is spending a few days in Highlands. •’The Prize'* plays at the GALAX THE^ Mr* and lirs* Sidney Farnsworth, of ATRE on Tue-Wed, June 30-July 1. MVin CROlilE BRYflnT FunERflL H o m E f r a n k l in , iV* c* GENERAL CONSTRUCTION OF COiHmCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS Ce r a m ic Til e 5 4 HOUR PELLA Sl i d in g Gla s s Doors flrriBULflncE service d h/iNDOurs Phone 4492 Highlands, N* C* Phone 524’^2 4 ll.
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