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TITE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
Thursday Afternoon r
Hominy CDP Sets Meeting;
"Rocky Face Church Slates
Homecoming Day Sunday
MRS. LLOYD R. JONES
:i--: Mountaineer Reporter
" The Hominy Community Devel
opment Program will meet at 7
jri Monday, September 24, at the
KHarmonv Grove Church. All
ifeMHents of the community are re-
imfstteA to make their plans to at-
-'.fycky Face Baptist Church will
(javr tlii'ir annual Homecoming Day
$ ,trte church Sunday, " With the
Ijp-oijfjjam beginning at 10 a.m.
tfhift'e will be a Bible play in the
hiurning and special singing in the
afternoon. Several trios and quar
tets will be present, and all sing
ers from the county and, elsewhere
afe urged to attend. ;
. The public is invited to come
and to take part in the singing.
Persons should bring a basket of
lunch. :
have returned home after spend
ing a week in Cincinnati visiting
Mrs. Donaldson's son Carl. .
: Some of those having birthdays
in September are Mrs. C. H. Hol
land,; Nancy Hipps, Roy Joe Cog
burn, Harold Cogburn, Mrs. Tom
Hipps, Mrs. Robert Holland and
Mrs. John Broyles.
Friends are sorry to learn that
Hub .Burnette is sick -at his home'.
Carl James Clark, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Curtis Clark, left Mon
day for Wake Forest College. -
Mr. and Mrs, Wiley Donaldson
TOM HIPPS HONORED
Mrs. Ernest Branson and Mrs.
Roma Price honored their father,
Tom Hipps, with a surprise sup
per Sunday. The party was given
at his home on Newfound Road,
antf marked his 68th' birthday an
niversary,' Supper was -served cbvered-dish
style. , ' '.'".':.;..": , , '
Those present ' included Mrs.
Milburn Lewis of Memphis,. Tenn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Goble vMcCracken,'
Mr. and "Mrs. Hugh keener, Mr,
and Mrs, Ned MdrrisvMr. and. Mrs.
Fred Hall and Levi HaD, Mr. and
Mrs Wiley Donaldson, Mr. and
Mrs. Fonzo Mann. Bettie, Barbara
and Dale Branson, Mrs. James
Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Joe Cog
burn .and Gale Cogburn; Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Cogburn, Mrs. Frankie
Hipps, Mrs, Frank Morris and Mr,
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TOMATOES
Carolina
old Peach -Halves No. 2 1-2 Can
27c
NEWPORT NO. 2 Can
Green Beans ..J for ELc
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CrREEN GIANT NO. 303
PEAS Can I Qc
DOLE'S CRUSHED
Pineapple, No. 2 can 2 'J c
EtoNALD DUCK
Apple Juice .... Quart O Ac
MIRACLE WHIP
Quart
SAL AD DRESSING, Qc
SEAL TEST
K. '
ICE CREAM, 1 Gal. QQc
Coffee Treats For ' Company.
By CECILY BROWNSTONE
Associated Press Food Editor
If the man in your family is going to do some barbecuing during
the weekend, so there'll be less labor for Mrs, Housewife
you might contribute a slrhple-to-make drink he and the rest of
the family will love. It calls for instant caffein-free coffee (or you may
use any Instant coffee.) Because this coffee dissolves easily in cold. li
quids it takes only a second to make the drink. ; ;
Or prepare a Coffee Sponge for dessert. This will take a little
more preparation but It can be made the : night ; before since
it needs long chilling in the refrigerator. ' v' .
- COFFEE PCNCtf .. 0
IngredirnU: 4 teaspopns sugar, 2V4 taespoons instant coffee, 2 cups
chilled ml:k, 34 teaspoon rum extract, sweetened whipped cream, nut-
meg. . ' ;''v; . V V" ;
Method; Put sugar, instant coffee, milk, and rum extract in shak
er, glass jar, or electric blender. Shake well or blend. Serve in tall
glasses. If not cold enough chill or add an ice cube or two to each
glass. Top each servins with sweetened whipped cream and sprinkle
with nutmeg. Makes 2 servings make another batch to serve 4.
COFFEE SPONGE '.
Ingredients: 2 tablespoons instant coffee, 1 cup hot water, 32 (8
ounces) marshmallows (cut in small pieces), I cup heavy cream, 18
double ladyAngers.
Method: Dissolve coffee in hot water. Add marshmallows. Place
over low heat and stir until marshmallows are ' completely melted.
Chill 'until, partially thickened. Whip cream and fold in. Separate lady
finers and line bottom of shallow oblong serving dish. Top with half
the coffee mixture and cover with another layer of ladyflngers. Top
with remaining coffee mixture. Chill in refrigerator 8 hours or over
night. Makes 8 to 10 servings. May also be, made In waxed paper
lined loaf pan and turned out.
and Mrs. Harry Haynes.
About three hundred gathered
Sunday at Newfound Gap for an
all-day service. The event marked
Homecoming and Decoration Day
for the church which was burned
down some years ago,.
The Rev. Pete Hicks preached in
the morning. After lunch served
on the grounds at noon, the after
noon was devoted to" singing by
severll groups, including the Moore
quartet. Hasque Shook brought -an
organ from Fairview Community
for the day's services.
Mrs. Elsie Whitted, Bruce Cole,
Dennis West arid Bascombe Hall
were appointed to serve on the
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5 ARMOURS ARMOUR'S ARMOUR'S
POTTED MEAT CHOPPED HAM Vienna Sausage
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POTATOES .... 10 lbs OTTc
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By ALICE DENHOFF
A SOUP that is interesting in
flavor, rich in nutritional value,
makes a cood start lor any sum
mer meal, especially for one of
the salad variety. Delicious and
nutritious, cif lead-oft soup is
one that stars at a renowned ho
tel.. :
Beat 2 eggs, then add 2 tsp.
chopped chives, VL. tsp. mace, 2
tsp. chopped parsley, 3 oz. bread
crumbs, salt to taste. Mix well.
Then place In double boiler and
pour in carefully one qt. chicken
stock. Cook 10 trl2 min. or until
well heated, stirring constantly.
Add Vi c. cooked peas, then serve.
Luncheon Soup
Luncheon Soup is what we have
named a soup that really makes
. a luncheon for us. It is a concoc
tion made of many ingredients
and does take a bit of effort, but
it's so'goodl
Heat 2 tbsp, butter in saucepan
to a gentle heat. Add one sliced
onion, 2 tbsp. minced, unpeeled
apple, 2 tbsp. minced celery. Cook,
covered, for 5 mln. Add one c.
minced boiled potato, Vi c. minced
ham, Vi tsp. curry powder, Vs tsp.
thyme and 2 c. water. Let cook
for 5 mln. more; then add juice
of V2 lemon, tsp. grated lemon
peel, 12 tsp. salt and 2 c. rich
milk. Cook for a few minutes,
Serve with crisp rye wafers and
garnish with paprika-dusted lem-'
on slices. -
' Soup-f or-Supper
Bacon gives a most interesting
flavor to a soup that, while it is
substantial and hearty, Is light
enough to keep one cool. We like
It as a soup-ior-supper special.
Cook 2 slices bacon until crisp
and brown. Add V c. peas, Vi c.
lima beans, one sliced medium
onion, one large, diced potato,
can of tomato paste, 2 c. water,
one stalk celery and leaves,
chopped; also . one. small green
pepper, chopped, 'A tsp. salt and
V tsp. pepper. Simmer 30 mln.
Other Vegetables
Any other chopped vegetables,
such as carrots, cauliflower, as
paragus, green beans, etc., may
be substituted in place of vege
tables named, -which is what
makes this soup such a favorite
of ours. .
We use nonfat milk solids for
a cream of corn soup that Is
nourishing and nice. Add tbsp.
finely chopped green onion and
2 tbsp. finely chopped celery to
2 tbsp. melted butter; cook until
tender. Add l'a tbsp. flour, tsp.
sugar, tsp. salt, ' tsp. pepper,
xh c. nonfat dry milk solids and
2 c. water. Proceed as for white
sauce. Add one c. cream style
corn. Sprinkle soup bowls with
parsley to add flavor, color.
WESTERN STEAK
SIRLOIN. lb 99c
FRESH GROUND
BEEF lb
ECONOMY CUT '
PORK CHOPS - lb 57c
NU-MAID
Oleomargarine .... lb 2QC
ARMOUR'S PERK
GRANULATED SOAP
2 Reg. 30c Boxes for2Qc
KRAFT G oz. JAR
MUSTARD
; -9c :
HUNT'S NO. 2Vi CAN
PFAHHFQ
29c
J.F. G.
MAYONNAISE
Pint -37c
GERBER'S
BABY FOOD
3 Jars 29c
TONY
DOG FOOD
Can -9c
pard'
DOG FOOD
2 Cans 29c
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I Drink My Coffee
From a Friendly Mug!
Witch the man who likes hti coffe in a double
cup muf and you've found a fellow who really
knowa good coffee. He's especially teiuitive to
fine coffee flavor.
J FG Special is produced with the knowledge of
sensitive tastes for fine flavor in mind. Is it any
wonder that JFG Special Coffee is sp popular?
program committee for next year's
Homecoming.
Th Havwood County sub-dis
trict meeting was held last Monday
night'., at. tthe Plains jwethodist
nhiirch. with its topic "World
Friendship". The church was filled
with representatives, of the vari
ous churches.
ThP .U. S. House of Representa
tives has the sole power of im
peachment. The Senate has the
sole" power do try ail impeacn
ments. ' ''
Liner-Massie-Medford
Reunion To Be Held
At Rogers Cove Home
Ample parking space and prizes
for those attending are promised
guests at the Liner-Massie-Medford
reunion on Sunday, September 23.
The gathering will be held at the
hpme of Mrs. A. L. yarborough in
fioegrs Cove, near Lake Junalus
ka. . ";.. -'.;
A program of singing and
preaching is planned throughout
the day.
All relatives' ... . f
vlted to come m
iiik iuncn.
.There
Iowa house of repres!;T
of the 99-countiS :
sentativ anrt ...u '1
counties with the wfj
elects an adrtit;., 8(!tS
Representatives Serv p
There are 50 senator
a term of four yea ' (
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they cAn always find a wide
variety of the better brands
of food at AP; .
But they" also know that
AkP is the only ", place you
can get' Bo tear. Red Circle
and Eight O'clock coffee,
Ann Page fine foods: Jane
Parker , bakery products;
' and rdny other food pro
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AkP quality standards, for
sale only to AkP customers.
Try these A&P products
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Hunt's California in Heavy Syrup
Peaches - - -
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Boraxo 20-Mula Tei
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White House Evaporated
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Chum Salmon su'S?
Tomato Juice iona
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Spry
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Clorox
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Palmolivc Soap
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Silver Dust
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