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Your A*P is PS fears jotmg
(fait week.' For it was about this
date m 18)9 diet out fwndei,
George Huntington Hartford,
pndefully opened the doors of
his Modest little store on Vesef
Street in downtown New York,
the forerunner of today's A&P.
Even with his
note bed
now fats
he'd be surprised to see
little has
We think he'd be proud,
though, to know that the basic
idea that guided him then, "to
pring more good food to more
Profit fpr lost mqmtj." has
been the reason for our growth.
We pledge to maintain this
principle as long as there's an
A&P' ?
CUSTOMER RELATIONS
DEPT.
AAP Food Stores
4 to laatagten Ava,
New York IS. N. Y.
Nectar .. .. 55c
Our Own .. ?? 89c
ions aucea or naives
tt at
Cu
Reaches 2 v 55c
Afar Luncheon
?eat ?? 37c
AAP Tuna ,
Fish
roilet Tissue
Waldorf..... .4
Coldstream Pink
Salmn ? - - -
Green Giant
Peas . .2
No. 1
Can
No. M
Cans
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES AT ONI,Y 10c
... CHOICE?
AflrP Pineapple Juice u-? <*?
Sultana Rod Kidney Beans
lean Cut Beats *??&?
Chopped Sauerkraut . no. ? &?
White house Apple Butter m-w. Jo
CHOICE <
10
EACH
v-risp 4 uoz. iize
LETTUCE
2Ma* 23c
Firm Slicing
Tomatoes - -
? 2
l-Lb.
Ctns.
25c
Juicy Florida
Oraiges - - -
- -1
Lb.
Baa
S5e
Size* Hi ft Of'*
Grapefrmit - ?
-4
For
23c
Green Solid Beads
Cabbage - - ?
- -2
?
lb*.
11c
Potatoes -
Red Bliss - - ?
...5
Lbs.
43c
Red Winesap
Apples
- -5
Lb.
Bag
49c
New Crop
Popeora
l-Lb.
Pkg
20c
Ann Page Tomato
Ketchup ^9c
Ann Page Sparkle
Puddings . PkR 5c
Ann Page
Mqyonnaise . . "9c
lona?With Pork and Tomato Sauce
Beans .... 2 ^ ^9c
Dried
Pinto Beans .. p? 75c
YOUR CHOICE
12-Os. Pineapple Juice
BLEACH ...
PIMENTOS 23TS7
PUFFIN BISCUITS
APPLE JELLY
2 For 25c
Packers Label
Grapafrait Jiiee
19c
Cra
Margariae ?
S22c
loo* Sw??t
Peas - - r - - -
--2
^T25c
Iooa Strinfless
Grata Baaas- -
--2
S-' 25c
l-Lb.
Bag
Mild and MeUow Coffee
8 O'CLOCK
77c $2.25
Mild American
CHEESE
Lb 49c '
Jane Parker
SPANISH Bar Cake 29c
Jane Parker Plain jr Sugareo
DONUTS
19c
All Price* In YM* Ad Ooaranteed
Through Saturday. Feb. #th
'? CoektaU Belted
PunuH
S-Oe.
Can
Swift Jewel
S-U?
Cte.
73c
on
Cleanser
- 12c
Dux
SS 29c IS? 79c
loy
- 30c
eeitL-j' aMfrj, :
Lux Flakes
Lea
ns.
Lifebuoy Soap
3 ft 25c
Swan Soap
3 25c
Lifebuoy Soap
2 ?5 25c
Swan Soap
2 ft. 27c
i
Vel
Pk*
^ 30c
Shortening
Spry
S-Lb.
Can
Clorox
91 17c
Dot
Fab
t. 30c 73c
Scott Tiasoog
2 ? 21c
C. 0. Frazier
Announces Honor
Roll Students
JWMr-Wg
4-8, Andrtn Elementary School. I
is announced by C. O. Frailer,
Principal. U as followa:
Grade 4X. Mrs Annie McGulre.
eacher. hu five "A" Honor Ron
itudenta; Lu Anne Lall, Fr*?**
V.'atkins. Elirabeth Pulllum, Jud*
Crawford, and Katherine Colvard.
{?here are four on "B" H?n?'.S1?ii
"liiabeth Smith. Wanda
lary E. Hampton, and David Mar
Grade 4Z, Mrs Ruth C. PulUum.
?acher haa six "A" Honor Roll
tudenta: BUly Blevina. Bill Hall.
\lta Brown, Betay Battle. Sara
.eng. and Carolyn Wyk* There
ere two on "B" Honor Roll; Roy I
Jonley and Terry Slagle.
Grade 4Y. Mra. Haiel Elliott, I
eacher. haa 10 "B" Honor Roll
-.tudenU: Ethel Ammona, Janice
--agie. Ronald Criap. Clyde Fra-1
ler, Dennis Hughe*. Virdle Lee
Martin. Robin Maahburn, H. L
Mlntt. Betty Ann Sherrtll. and Car,
llvn Wyke. There was one A
Ionor Roll student. Helen Postell
Grade 5X. Mra. Price, teacher,
las three "A" Honor Roll students: I
Patsy Holland. Mary Louise Har
iln and Shirley Ann Green. There 1
vere 14 on "B" Honor Roll: Lany |
Bracket Buddy McLellan, Terry I
Postell,' Keith Postell. Jerry Pur
ier Bobby Robinson. Gene Re>s
hard, Ted West, June AUoe Adsuia,
Francis Davis, Clara Sue Nichols,
Betty Terry, Carolyn White, and
Bernlce Phillips.
Grade 5Y. Mrs. Jim Stewart,
teacher, has three "A"Honor Ron
students: Jannette Caninger Jan
nette Tatham, and Jean Bristol
TOere were 15 on "B" Honor Ro'h
Tommy Battle, Wade Brooks, Walt
Brown. Jr.. Hoyt Hughes, Wayne
\eal Jack Payne, Ruth Day, Dor
>thy Jean Gwrren, Wllma Joyce
Bray, Bonlta HovelL ??Uy
Barbara Ann Raxter, MerelUa Ste
?ens, Melva A=r West and Mary
Alice Wilson. _ ? .
Grade 5Z, Mrs. Ray Hogged,
teacher, has one "A" Honor Rdl I
itudent: Katherine Sursavage and
our on B" Honor Roll: Hatty |
Derreberry, Joan Bradley, Roy
PhiUips, and Edwin Watkins.
Grade 6X. Miss Bertha McGutre.
eacher. has 11 "B" Honor RoJ
students: Bobby CrawfotM Ruth
Howard. Joe Williams. Bobby Fer
? :son, George Bu#h. Thurmon I
ter, Sandra Stowe, Lenna Ad
ims, Leila Lunsford, Loster Luns
ford and Steve Wheeler.
Grade 6Y, Mrs. Kuplce. teacher,
has three "A" Honor Roll students:
loin Mull Janice White and Dsr
vie Forbes. There were five on B
Honor Roll: Jackie Gregory, Her
nan Hardin, Clara Mae ^dwos,
">?lla Mae Bailey and Modene Bet
abrade 6Z, Mrs. LouUe Enloe
.eacher, has nine on B Honor
Boll: Ruth Almond, Gall Ander
?on. Mattie Angel, Suiy Cole. Hugh
lean Lambert, Judy Reighard,
' Ots Wilson, Peter Gernert and
MGr!deI7XtMrs. Jack McCraney
eacher, has five "A Honor Roll
students: Linda Bryant B Illy
George. Ardlth Hay, Jerry Pull
turn and Carolyn West. There were 1
J. H. Carv?r, 80
Dies Saturday
John Henry (Jack) Carver, 80,
retired farmer, died Saturday af
ernoon at his home In the West
3ufialo section of Graham County.
Vir. Carver was a member of a
pioneer family of Western North
Carolina and formerly resided In
Yndrews for 17 years. He was a
lember of the Cedar Cliff Bap
lst Church for the past 20 years.
Funeral services were held Mon
lay at 10 a. m. In Cedar Cliff Bap
tist Church.
The Rev. Arvtl Waldroup offlci
?ed. and burial was In Andrews
Cemetery.
The body remained at Ivie Fu
leral Home In Andrews until the
iout of the funeral.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs.
Ida Smith Carver; a son, H. Lube
arver of Andrews; four daugh
ers, Mrs. Myra Sherrlll of An
drews, Mrs. Carrie Parker of Mar
ble. Mrs. Belle Dalley of Young
Harris, Ga., and Mrs. Paralee West
of Canton, Ohio. He also had 20
grandchildren.
Beef cattle production In the
orn belt Is Increasing to the point
here It seriously competes with
-no- for use of land, labor, and
feed.
our on "B" Honor Roll: Lucille
Caddis. Bill Harris, Kent Laugh
er, and Betty Palmer.
Grade 7Y, Miss Seyle, teacher,
?as four "A" Honor Roll students:
'ranees Frye, Kathleen Mason,
C a t e Passmore, Janice Watts.
There were four on "B" Honor
foil: Judy Babington, Mary COOS',
? nnl? M?? Hardin and Margaret
Ann Hardin.
Grade 7Z. John Kupic, teacher,
?as two on "A" Honor Roll: Bob
?y Nelson, and Wayne Battle.
There were 10 on "B" Honor Roll:
Zelmon Clark, Oval Hicks. Jack
\nderson, Dan Cathey. Hugh Ray
burn, Tom Godfrey, Donald Pal
mer, Bob Martin. Plnchney Orr
and Billy Parker.
Grade 8X, Mrs. Charles Huff
man, teacher. "B" Honor Roll foi
six weeks. Lyle Ferguson, Jane
Gregory, Mildred Guffle, Roy A1
mond, Noel Edwards, Jimmy Hol
land, and Spencer Smith. There
?re three <n "A" Honor R?'l:
Frances Brooks. Wilma Crisp and
Jane Gay Neal. "B ' Honor Roll for
Semester: Frances Brooks. I.yla
?erguson, Jane Gregory, Mildred
Inffle. Ma-ell Lee Lomlnac, Noel
Zdwards, Spenrer Smith, Murrlll
Stewart "A" Honor Roll: Wilma
Crisp and Jane Kay Neal.
?rade P.Y, Mrs. Ruth Garner
-rehcr, "A" Honor Roll: Robert
?? Aon? Angel, Judy Bristol
and Naomi Mason. "B" Honor
Roll: Thurston Hicks. Cecil Led
'ord. Royce Mathis. Harold Walsh,
Vina Brown, Norma Crawford,
Shirley Matheson, Lena Palmer,
ahd Joicy White.
Grade 8Z, Mrs. Joe Sursavage
>e-?.?r. "A" Honor Roll: Willis
Anderson, Mary Ruth Gibson, Jill
Thornton, Gayle West. "B" Honor
foil: Jerry Anderson, Bill Carver,
Raymond Creasman, Charles
Franks, Gene Hedrick, Charles
Matheson, Bobby Jack Truett.
Bobby Wakefield, Gene Waldroup,
Alvin Wright, Petty Clark, Vir
ginia Hardin, Patsy Kilpatrick and
Christine Postell.
Are We Moving?
By ODBSrX HABU8
SEVENTH GBADE
WOLF CBEKK "A" SCHOOL
Ax* we moving to CopperhlU?
No. we're not Rut it does teem
like Cep peril 111 is moving to our
immunity. At least, a visitor com
ing into our community would
chink so, by noticing our new mall
boxes.
For the past week, all the boys
ir.d girls in our school have been
practicing making letters for names
pn their boxes: Jean, Eddyth, Mon
roe, Ronel, Barbara and T. J. Har
ris, Lucill. Hoyt and Jimmy Tran
tham, Virginia Brady, and David
3wnsby.
Anyone wishing to write to us
liter February 1 will address the
nail to Copperhill, Tennessee,
Route 1.
The U. S< Department of Agri
culture suggests that farmers who
teed or desire electricity when
tormal power service to the farm
s interrupted should Install a
itandby electric generator that can
[enerate at least 3,000 watts.
Little Brasstown
Mr. and Mrs Uoyd Stalcup en
e named at a party Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Gay Crisp will leave for
Qastonla Tuesday where she will
spend several days with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Shams Mrs.
-risp will be accompanied by Mr.
ind Mrs. Sampson oI Tenn.
Mrs. Evert Hall and Mrs. Will
Chastaln were Monday evening
guests of Mrs. W. O. Almond.
Bill Carroll, who la employed In
5. C., Is spending the week-end at
tiome.
Voyd Hughes and family visited
relatives In Be 11 view Sunday.
Mrs. Garland Frankum visited
Mrs. Roy GUlwater Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stalcup spent
Sunday with Mr and Mr*. Luther
2arrlnger.
Lee Chastaln and Frank Cham
Mrs of Blairsvllle, Ga? visited Mr.
tnd Mrs. Ross Hughes Thursday.
Poultry specialists at State Col
ege say efficient production
ihould be the aim of every North
Carolina poult ryman who wants
.0 have a profitable season In 1952.
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Beautiful cabinets?genu
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