CAFETERIA AND CANTEEN
By Anne Kitchen
If you are planning on buy
ing a mink coat see Woodrow
Fisher at once. He took a va
cation and caught a mink—
and it’s for sale.
Need new tires, your car
washed or a tank of gas? See
Glenn Newton. Glenn is in
the business and is taking a vacation to put his
station in order.
J. C. Chapman was really disappointed. He
ordered a boy and the stork brought a baby girl.
Arthur Thomas was also visited by the stork and
was left a boy.
We extend our sympathy to Charlie Orr and
family in the loss of their father, John Greer of
Etowah, N. C.
Did you see Olivia English’s picture in the
paper trying to win her way through the world?
She was fortunate enough to win a ham at the
B & B Feed Store.
Fred Sherman seems to be well contented with
his new home at Fletcher. He moved there
from West Asheville.
We are glad to have William Gardner back. He
has been away at school for the Fall term.
Make Light Work of Washing
Work Clothing
So you have to wash work clothes! Proper prep
aration can save you time and energy. Turn pock
ets and trouser cuff inside out and brush thorough
ly. If garments are heavily soiled, moisten and rub
soap on the worst spots, then roll up and leave for
several hours. Before tubbing, either by machine
or hand, scrub these spots with soap and a stiff
brush.
The two Canoway youngsters shotvn above are
grandchildren of Vance Cagle of the Cafeteria.
At left is Rohnnie, 8 months old, and at right
Walter, Jr., 3 years old.
Shown above are two children of Mr. a^id Mrs.
Vance Cagle of Horse Shoe. At left is Virginia,
11 years old, and at right is Augustus, 8 years old.
Vance is employed in the Cafeteria.
NAMES MAKE NEWS
Here’s a list bf towns with odd names, which
with abbreviations.of their States make interesting
combinations;
Ash, Kan.; Carjper, Tex.; Mount, Wash.; Oggo,
Ga.; Odear, Me.; Shelton, Ky.; Shoo, Fla.; Kay, O.;
Houdy, Miss.; Fiver, Tenn.
MATCH NOTES
Chemists have found that burning several
matches in quick succession tends to overpower
cooking and other room odors. The burning
matches give off sulphur dioxide which has a
pleasant aroma and disguises unpleasant smells.
Keeping the five-to-nine year olds happy on a
rainy day: save old used up match books, let the
youngsters cut tissue paper or typewriter second-
sheets to size, paste on, and trace through the pic
ture and the lettering. With the brilliant coloring
of many books of matches, the youngsters can top
it off with a coloring job.
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Splicing seams? Hold the double-edge razor
blade purloined from husband’s supply, in a folded
matchbook, to protect the fingers.
CHOICE BITS
You are doing your best only when you are try
ing to improve what you are doing.
A mistake is evidence that someone has tried to
do something.
Education covers a lot of ground, but it doesn’t
cultivate it.
The best way to make your dreams come true is
to wake up.
A single sunbeam is enough to drive away
many shadows.
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