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croiv and; I have on several occasions seen thousands in , one bunch, going South. j
They fly at ap elevation of i several thousand feet, and I have only seen them while being ort the top j of some high mountain.
The following was told to me and just goes to show that all die easily frightened and timid a* some people would make you believe. 1 'j . ;
A; Park danger, while on patrol dutv down in the Great Smokey Mountain Park, met, an old mountaineer, or woodsman— in the trail and said, “OliTMan, a few minutes ago, I saw a large black bear climb into the rear window of your cabin down in |the
hollow below. j
"Wal” replied the old man.” my old woman is down there, so let the dam critter get out the best way he kin.” ' *, 1
; D. Jack Miller
S -:- ; I , Dance At Flint Hill
There will be a ROUND DANCE at the Flint Hill Fire House on Friday night. November ■2nd, 1956, from 9JO to 1:30.
The dance will be for the benefit of Flint Hill Fire Company. Music is by The Top Hats, a 10piece; orchestra from HarrisoinburgAdmission will be $1.50 per person. i
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