Thursday, June 16, 1941*
^ Food Expert To Demonstrate
Frozen Foods
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Mrs. Myron Clinard Luttrell,
Home Economist lor International
^ Harvester Company of Charlotte,
* N. C., will demonstrate the prep0
aration of frozen foods for the
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I CONCRETE MIXER
I 3 1-2 S. Smith Concre
bag capacity. Pneumatii
used 48 hours.
I STUDEBAKER TRUCK
One and one-half ton
Truck. Only 9,000 miles
I CONSTRUCTION TRA]
* I Here's a trailer a cont
fice and tool house. Lar{
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ALL OF THE ABOVE
I PRICE PIPINI
12 Brook St.
BUY YOURSEl
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Why wait when you can buy th<
and get plenty of power for
* You get pulling power for trac
towing and hauling . . . tractiv
less open country, for climbic
bing through mud and sand . ,
operating many types of be
equipment.
Come in and see the 'Jeep
pay against what you get out
?sted vehicle and you are sure
*Prom power take-off, optional at exit
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freezer and for the table at Sylva
High School Home Economics
Dep\, Tuesday, June 21, at 2:30.
Mrs. Luttrell's background in
Home Economics is varied and
interesting. She majored in Home
Economics at Middle Tennessee
State Teachers College, Murfreesboro,
Tenn., was for 10' years employed
by Ball Brothers Jar Co. of
Muncie, Indian,-as Home Economist,
covering 14 states teaching
food preservation to extension,
farm security^ college and utility
groups. For 2 years she served
as Sales Promotion Representative
for Foley Manufacturing Co. working
with large department stores
throughout the east and midwest
and exhibiting for Foley at National
Home Economics conventions,
dietetic, medical and nurses'
annual meetings, as well as houseware
shows. "Frozen Food Facts" i
is being presented daily by Mrs.
Luttrell in various sections of the
Carolinas. A recent survey given
in McCall's Magazine reveals that
50 per cent of the Nation's iarm
iamilies are now freezing their
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te Mixer (portable), 1-2
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Heavy Duty Studebaker
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size. Handy for other
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Biltmore, N. C.
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all kinds of farm work?
tor work and off-the-road
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steep grades and grub.
. plus portable power* for
It and shaft-driven farm
>* today. Check what you
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want one now. ??'
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Beauty by the Sea
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- A PRETTY GIRL and an unusual bath*
Lng suit make a pleasing combination
as Barbara Freking poses 00
the beach at Del Mar, Calif., in
an unusual swim suit made from
leopard skin. (International)
own fruits, vegetables and meats
either at home or in local lockers.
This meeting should be of great
interest to our local housewives.
Door prizes and refreshments
are being planned. The demonstration
is being arranged by Allison
Motor Co. of Sylva.
Notice To New Burley
Tobacco Growers
Any farmer who is growing
Burley tobacco without an allotment
should contact the AAA
office at once so that the tobacco
acreage can be measured. It is
necessary that the tobacco be j
measured so tnat a marketing card i
i can be issued. This work should'J
i be completed by June 28th in'
I this county.
: OF POWER
FOR TRACTOR WORK
FOR TOWING AND HAULING
Ifor off-the-road jobs
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FOR PORTABLE POWER
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8YLVA, N. C.
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WEBSTER NEWS
Morgan Dillard Wedidng
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Morgan announce
the marriage of their
daughter, Cleo, to Gilbert Dillard.
son of Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Dillard.
on June 10 in Clayton, Ga.
Mr. Dillard received his education
at Rayburn Gap Industrial
school^ Rayburn, Ga., and spent
eighteen months in the U. S. Navy.
Mrs. Dillard attended Webster
High school.
The couple will reside at Webster.
Mrs. T. C. Dillard was called
to her home in Andalusia, Ala.,
last week due to the illness of her
mother, Mr. Dillard went down
Monday to join he** there. Mr. Dillard
plans to later go from Andalusia
to Orlando, Fla., to reenter
service in the U. S. Army.
Fullbright Relatives Have
Get-Together
The sons and daughters of the
late Polk and Ellen Cowan Kullbrigiit
o: Webster, ana t;.eir ei.ildren,
gathered at the home ol Mr.
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and Mrs. A.lvin Fullbiight Sunday
lor a day together. Thov
were: .Mr. ar.d Mrs. O.-ear Clin ol
Giver. S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Fullurigp.t o: Greenville. S. C.; Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. J ones of Clyde; Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Woody of Spruce
Pine. Among others present were
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Jones and
Mrs. Gordon Enloe of Atlanta and
Chief Pharmacist Mate, James
Jones who is an instructor in the
U. S. Navy, stationed at Camp LeJune.
Miss Dessie Allison spent several
days last week in Franklin
visiting her nephew, Donald Allisoiy
and lamily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Penland
and Ernest Penland. Jr., drove
over to Knowil.e Sunday to meet
Mrs. Herbert Bry> >:i who arrived
by plane lor a visit with relatives
m Sylva ahci Webster.
Training Union Reorganized
T:.e Training Union of the Webster
Ban'.ist church was re-orii..n
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ol fivers were elected by
the church: Mildred Cowan, director:
Gilbert Dillarci, associate direct"r:
Geneva A. Smith, secretary;
Mrs. Johnny Cunningham,
treasurer; Bessie Allman, pianist;
Thud Farmer, adult director: Mrs.
Charles Roper, young people's director:
Mrs. V. N. Dillard, director
of intermediates: and Mrs. Dan
Cowan, director of the Junior
union.
DVBS At Webster Baptist
The Daily Vacation Bible school
of the Webster Baptist church
opened Monday afternoon with an
enrollment of forty-one. The faculty
members are: Mildred Cowan.
principal: Bessie Allman, pianist:
Mrs. Jerome Farmer .secretary
and treasurer: Mrs. V. X. Diiiard.
teacher of intermediates with
Mrs. Charles Roper and Rev. \V. C.
Deitz assistants: Mrs. Dan Cowan,
teacher of juniors and Mrs. Wayne
Deitz assistant: Mrs. Geneva A.
Smitn. teacher d! primary ^r.iup:
Miss Jessie Farmer and Mrs. Geo.
Fri/zell, teaeners oi die ueuin
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ck up on famous Buster Bro^
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Twice a year we can offer
)wns at such savings. We i
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able patterns in many sizes.
Of course, all of these Bu
th the craftsmanship and skill
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You owe it to your budget
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WALUITS SHG
lva, N. C.
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ners.
Mr. David F. Stillwell, principal
of the South Fork school of
Winston-Salem, has been appointed
administrative asst. to Mr. Ralph
Brimley, superintendent of duca- ^
tion in Forsyth county. Mr. Stillwell
is tiie son of Mrs. J. A. Stillwell
of Webster.
Mrs. T. B. Cowan and Miss
Hannah Cowan are spending this
week in Winston-Salem with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Leonard
Bagwell, and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Logan Wooten and
daughters, Nancy and Louise,
Winston-Salem, were week-end
guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Will Wooten.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hudson and
s.?n. Gordon Ben returned to New
pert News, Friday, alter having
spent several days at Sunnybrook
farm. Little Miss Toni Lee Kelly
returned with tne Hudsons to
spend a lew weeks in Virginia.
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