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THE WAYXESVTLLE MOUNTALnEER
; Announce Market
- For Grade C Milk
Farmer in the Pigeon River
' area who have surplus milk are ad
vised that they may find a market
for it as Grade C milk at the Coble
milk plant at Murphy. Persons in
terested shuuld get in touch with
Mrs. Alice Selltrs of Route 2,
; Canton.
;.'. The price on Grade C is $3.10 a
hundred for 4 per tent milk, with
5 cents per point butterfat above
4 per cent. An additional 20 cents
"per hundred is allowed where the.
producer has a miik cooler.
Center Pigeon
Airman
"Bleached Blondes" Popular
There is a great demand these
daysfor 'furniture with :"bleached,"
"blonde" . or ."pickled" finishes.
Bleached woods are especially pop
ular in contemporary homes. The
bleaching operation is carried out
in such, a way as to remove the
. natural coloring matter of the wood
without Injuring the wood fibers:
The cellulose fibers of the wood are
Whitened, but the grain patterns are
preserved so as to maintain the
textural bpauty of '.he wood.
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Pfc, Felix Mease, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Mease of Center Pi
geon has completed his basic
airman indoctrination course at
Lachland Air Force Base in Tex
as, and has been stationed in
Okmulgee, Okla,
Much Activity At
Center Pigeon
The MYF of the Bethel Metho
dist Church sang to shut-ins on
Sunday night. Participating in the
singing were: Theresa Wright, Dor
is Hyatt, Patsy Fore, Norma Jean
Sheffield, Doris Rollins, Reba Fra
dy, Rosemary West, Joyce Morgan,
Joyce Ann Sheffield, Joan -Sheffield,
Margaret Sherrill and Judy
Wells.
Also taking part were: Linda
and Alice Vance, Emily Michael,
Billie Deitz, Buddy Mull, Ray
Johnson, Blue Browning,; Neal
Kelly, James Byrd, David Vance,
Roy Greene, Burton Wells, Bucky
West, L. M. West, Bobby Fore, T,
L. Riddle, Russell Terrill, Rev.
Clyde Collins, Mrs. Roy Morgan,
Mrs. Weaver Sheffield, and Mrs. R
C. Sheffield.
Mrs. Tom Reeves discussed "Inv
provements in the Community" at
the last community meeting.
A conference meeting and ice
cream supper will be held at Beth
el Methodist Church Friday night.
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COFFEE! SHORTENING
3 lb Can 85c
Kraft Pimicntu
Cheese, 5-oz Jar 19c
CRACKERS, lb 32c
Lipton's
.FROSTEE, Pkg 12c
Lipton
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TOMATOES
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-BANANAS . .......... .. lb 13c
F. F. V.
WAFERS
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12-oz
BOX
27c
NO, 2 CAN
-TOMATOES ...... 2 for c
"LIBBYS 4G Oz. CAN
TOMATO JUICE ...... 29c
WHITE HOUSE
V APPLE SAUCE .. Can 1 3 c
M KRAFT FRENCH
v DRESSING 23c
'PET MILK . ......Large 14c
BISQUICK...,Lge.Box3Qc
INSTANT NES CAFE
9FFEE........4-ozJar54c
J3UGAR ...... ......... 101bsQ7c
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MEATS
FRYERS - CHOICE PIECES
BREASTS ............... lb Qgc
THIGHS lb 95c
LEGS ........ Ib OEc
Summer Casserole Cookery
By CECILY BROWNSTONE
Associated Press Food Editor
Here's a casserole that's he-man's fare. It's a hearty combination
of chicken and tongue with a sauce made zestful with instant chicken
bouiilon cubes. These cubes, are convenient touse when you need a
chicken stock to enhance a main dish, a soup, or a sauce for vegetables.
Just serve a salad with the chicken and tongue casserole, and !a, fruit
dessert, and you'll have an easy-do summer supper. Nice, too, because
you can prepare this casserole ahead of time and then pop it into the
oven at the last moment. '
k CHICKEN A NO TONGUE CASSEROLE
Ingredients: 13 cup butter or margarine, 13 cup flour, h tear
spoon pepper, 5 instant chicken bouillon cubes,-2 cups water, 1 cup
light cream, 2 cups die ed cooked or canned chicken, 2 cups diced cel
ery v 1 can sliced beef tongue. 3 cups hot mashed potatcfes,' me'ted but
ter or margarine. . ' ' " ' ; '. . - '.
Method: Melt butter or margarine in top of double boilert blend
in flour and pepper. Add chicken bouillon cubes; crush; blend . in.
Add water and light cream; stir over low heat until smooth and thick
ened. Add chicken and celery. Cover; cook over hpt water lQ minu
utes. In a casserole arrange -sliced tongue1 and chicken mixture in al
ternate layers, beginning and ending with tongue. Top with ' circles
of mashed potatoes. Brush potatoes with melted butter or margarine.
Bake in moderate (375 F.) oven 15 minutes or until potatoes are
browned1. Makes 6 servings.: ' . . v ..
Another way to u. chicken bouillon cubes is in a vegetable aspic
for a summer lunch. It's delicious served with a platter of cold meat
and some crisp greens. Let dessert be a berry cobbler and you're all
set for "just the family" or for company.
VEGETABLE ASPIC SALAD
Ingredients: 1 envelope unflavored gelatin, '4 'cup cold water, 2
instant chicken bouillon cubes. 1 cup boiling water, 3 tablespoons
sugar, 4 cup lemon juice. 1 tablespoon grated onion, 1 package quick
fron mixed vegetables 'cooked and chilled), water cress, French
dressing. "'
Method: Sprinkle gelatin on cold water. Dissolve chicken bouillon
cubes in boiling water: add to gelatin with sugar; stir until gelatin
and sugar dissolve. Add lemon juice; chill until consistency of unbeat
en egg white. Fold in onion and cooked mixed vegetables. Spoon in
individual molds; chill until set. Serve on water, cress with 'French
dressing. Makes 6 servings, .. .,.".
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CHICKEN AND TONGUE CASSEROLE
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He-man fare.
sponsored by the Young Adults
and Young People classes. Pictures
of the "Easter Parade at the
Church," will be shown during the
conference. A collection will be
taken for the benefit of the new
nursery.
A chicken house with capacity
of 1200 hens has been built at the
County Home. The community
considers it a great improvement.
WINGS lb 3C
BACKS : lbfrgc
RID
stew beef : ib j c
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SIRLOIN STEAK .. lb$.09
THICK- - - - . ; -
FAT BACK lb 23c
Mrs. W. II. Haikins has return
ed home from the hospital.
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PRESERVES, 16-oz jar 3Qc
BLUEBIRD 46 Oz. CAN
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 2Jc
BLUEBIRD 46 Oz. CAN
ORANGE JUICE ... 25c
HUNT'S NO. 2 'A CAN
PEACH HALVES - 29c
Pvt. T. M. Gibson, who is sta
tioned at Camp Stewart, Ga., visit
ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Gibson, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mathis and
family, and Miss Betty Sue West,
left recently for a vacation at
Myrtle Beach.
Theresa Wright and Norma Jean
Sheffield were dinner guests of
Bucky West Sunday.
Stored Grass
An extra pint of milk with each
gallon is about what dairymen can
expect from storing grass in the
silo instead of field-curing it as hay.
Some Gups Are Fat
Some Are Thin-
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but the only thing your cup
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We at the JFG plant realize
tnat only your sheer enjoy
ment of really good coffee
...cmes you want to go back f
for more. This, naturally, is r VL 1 C'
the reason that only choice V ' . , J
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VSyTa ? iena t0 ive yu the k -J C
rich, delicious flavor you al- r fcf mA
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.VVbSSONOIL Qt. 37c I FRUIT COCKTAIL . .. 37c
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their newborn baby RoberTJ. They
left the middle name open tc permit
him to adopt one of hi own choice
when he became old enough.
Thursday AfterMon j
"'Fivor Malei ';'-'v
Arteriosclerosis (hardening of
the arteries) occurs much' more
frequently in men than in women",
and affects men six to ten yearj
earlier.
Gypsum is used Z
mem. stucco.'. as.. 5,
imitation of rr.arblVti
and as a wtarder'?!
faeture of cement.
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help ox A4P many iabor-Mtring foods! uv,
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AP strives to give you the
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about it. Please write:
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Woodbury Soap
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Lotion Mild
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