fwood Men
t In Navy
P^l^cl men enlisted in
1 during the past month,
'ndergoing training at the
at Training Center, Great
ee tali led af the Ashe
uitingi; office. They are:
)eRoy Cope. Canton; Du
yne Men-o. Canton; Mark
Jtton, Maggie, and Bobby
lehaffey, Waynesvitle.
iage Licenses
1 L. Br??)ks. Ila/elwood
nie Lee Brown. Waynes
.Villis Hannah and Allie
)dy, both of Waynesville.
N. Crawford. Waynesville
irie Henderson, Clyde.
Bay Gunter and Jessie
son, both of Waynesville.
an (arm are 98 per cent
d.
j James W. Ralcliffe Is
On Cruiser Des Moines
i NORFOLK. Va. Edwin I'
; Ha cliffe, seaman. I'SX sun of Mr. '
and Mrs. James W. Hatclitfe of
j Waynesville. is serving aboard the
i heavy cruiser USS Des Moines j
t which returned here December 20
i after a three-month Mediterran
- ean cruise.
| During its tour as flagship of
J the U. S. Sixth Fleet, the Des
' Moines visited Lisbon, Portugal :
Valencia, Spain. Leghorn and
Naples, Italy: Beirut, Lebanon,!
I Villefranche. France; and Istan
bul. Turkey.
I The ship is slated to enter the
Norfolk Naval Shipyard in earl>
' January for a routine overhaul
j and leave period.
Crime Aids Defense
MIAMI. Fla. (APi ? Twenty-!
j one automatic pistols and revolv- j
era confiscated hv the courts, in
; assault and robbery cases have
i been turned over to the Florida '
i . ?
' National Guard.
Much Visiting
In Lovejoy Area
B> MRS. JOIIN \V JOHNSON, S|{.
Community Reporter
Airs. Virgil Wilson will be host
ess to the W.S.C.S. of Bethel Meth
odist Church at her home Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gorrell ha\e
returned from visiting relatives in
Washington, I). C. Mr. Gorrell re
cently returned* lront Germany
where he served in U. S Army,
Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Har
grove of Charleston, S. C. visited
relatives on l.ovejoy last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Welch of
Augusta, Ga,, visited the former's
mother during the holidays.
Steve Cat hey of Augusta has re
turned after several days vacation
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
j
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PLUS WORTHMORE GREEN STAMPS
WITH EACH PURCHASE
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SCOCO DUKE'S ~~~*
iortening MAYONNAISE Pt.33c
? 73c SANTO COFFEE lb 95c
PRE* I I %J
MATO SOUP 2 for 23c
VipGINIA No. 30$ C ans
PLE SAUCE 2 for 29c
N. B. C.
PREMIUM
CRACKERS
Lb Box 23?
LIBBY'S
>MATO JUICE
-oz Can 29c
FROZEN
ANGE JUICE
>-oz Cans 25?
PLANTER'S
PEANUTS
:-oz Jar 31?
FOZZ
RAPE JELLY
2- oz Jars OEc
ssnf
49
LAKE VIEW
SLICED
BACON
39c
LAY'S ALL MEAT
FRANKS 39'
LOIN
VEAL CHOPS 69'
HEAVY WESTERN
T-BONE STEAK 89<
REAVER CREEK With Pork
PINTO BEANS-2 303 cans 2 7c
TRELLIS (ream Stvle
CORN 2 No-303 Cans 25c
TOMATOES
^*2 29c
SH
!?RN 4 - 25'
LI) EN '
ROTS 2 25'
ANGES 35'
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ARMOUR'S
CHOPPED BEEF
12-oz Can 35c
ARMOUR'S
CHOPPED HAM
12-oz Can 53c
NO. 303 CAN
TOMATOES
2{or23c
GERBER'S
BABY FOOD
3Iars 29c
MIRACLE
WHIP
Pint 33c
COCA-COLAS
Carton
27c
.yMU.NIAN
)OG FOOD
J, Cans 29c
KLEENEX
I Size Box 2^c
4'iv/a? A Vii k I
SALT
26-oz Pkg llc
SWANSDOWN
CAKE MIX
Pkg 29c
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PVT. EARNEST J. LEDFOR1),
son of Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Led
ford, of Fines Creek, is now in
basic training at Camp Gordon,
Ga. A 1952 graduate of Fines
Creek High School, Ledford was
engaged in farming before enter- ,
ing serviee.
Three Cecil Men
Enlist In Army
By MRS. J. EDGAR BURNETT
Community Reporter
Three local men who recently en
listed in the army and expect to
leave about February first, are:
Jack Messer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Messer; Billy Warren, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Warren, and
Grady Warren, son of Ennis Wa
ren.
Wray Alan Burnett, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Edgar Burnett, left"
Wednesday, aftre enlisting in the
Navy for two years. He went to
Columbia. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Messer and
son Virgil of Southport spent sev
eral days in the community last
week visiting relatives and friends.
Doc Messer of Clayton. Ga.. was
the guest of his son and Mrs. Rob
ert Messer and family.
Mrs. Edna Sorrells Ruckman of
Baltimore, arrived Sunday to spend
the week with her parents. Mr.
I and Mrs. Frank Sorrells.
The cottage prayer meeting of;
the Riverside Baptist church was
I held Tuesday evening at the home
j of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Singleton.
j Miss Grace Erwin returned ot
Mars Hill to resume her studies
Monday, after spending the holi
j days with her parents. Rev. and)
! Mrs. Thomas Erwin.
-* ?
j Mr. and Mrs. Theodore I-ong
j moved into their new home Satur
day.
? . -
Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Burnette of
Bulls Gap. Tenn.. were overnight
; guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ?
, Long Friday.
i Miss Marie Burnette of Detroit,
j arrived by plane on Wednesday and1
j is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J
Edgar Burnette for two weeks.
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'.John Cathe.v.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Long :
have moved into their new home!
j on Lovejoy road. We are glad to j
welcome them back on this side'
of Pigeon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Singleton ,
I are building a new home near'
! the residence of the former's par- j
j erits, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Single-1
| ton.
i The Marvin Mashburn family
have moved to the Raymond Duck
ett dairy farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Daeus Pitts and
family have moved to a dairy farm
near F.nka.
Miss Audrv Sherrill has returned
to Belmont where she is a facul
ty member in the high school.
Miss Peggy Jo Howell of Whit
tier spent the past week with rela
tives, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Sherrill
and family.
Frank Hargrove recently com
pleted a course in business at
Blanton's and is now employed
by Helms Motor Line in Raleigh.
Carroll Hargrove who Is em
ployed by Central Motor Lines in
Charlotte visited his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Hargrove during
the holidays.
Mary Lou Hargrove visited rela
tives during the holidays. Sfte has
returned to Offut Air Base in Neb
raska after spending a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Jack Baldwin
of Cleveland, Tenn.
??*
We wish to congratulate Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Justice upon their 50th
wedding anniversary celebration on
New Year's Day. Many friends call
ed during the day
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell T. Johnson
and sons have returned to their
home in Hickory after a vacation
spent with relatives in East Pigeon
and friends in Robbinsville.
S/Sgt. Zene Wells visited his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Van Wells
during the holidays. He is stationed
at Donaldson Air Base in Green
ville, S. C.
Sturgeon, the cavair-producing
fish, which was rapidly disappear
ng from California waters a few
years ago. Is reported making a
comeback.
/
LMyde Man Is Advisor
iVith Army In Korea
V. S FORCES. Korea ? I'fc.
Yank E. Chambers, son of Mr. and
.1 i's. Weaver S. Chambers. Route
1. Clyde, is solving in Korea with
the Korean Military Advisory1
Croup.
American military personnel as
signed' to the advisorv unit, a
group of over 2004) hiehlv trained
officer and enlisted specialists. 1
counsel the Republic of Korea 1
c
Array on all phases of (military ^
training, tactics and operations. j
Private First Class Chambers
a radio operator and advisor with
tie group's 8202d Army Unit, en
ered the Army in March 1954 and
ompleted basic training at Camp
loidon, Ga.
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Stock Your Shelves With This Thrifty Buy!
Thrifty Maid
Green Beans
3 29'
Five Luscious Fruits in their Own Delicious
Syrup! Libby's Fruit
COCKTAIL
( 2' 45
When you shop at Dixie-Home, you ^ Tasfy ^ ^ ^ A|aska
can be as choosy as you please . . ? #? ? | ? Tall m 0%
o?d ,..u r< h?, ... pmk SALMON c- 43c
only the best . . . and for less, plus
those wonderful budget bolstering F?r That Hearty Southern Breakfast! Jim Dandy
S. & H. Green Stamps that pleased IS I 1" ^ JC?
and helped so many of our customers l\ I I v OvC
to keep Christmas gift giving down Dc|ieiouI wjth Yoor pork Menus, Dixie.Home
to a minimum of expense. _ _ 203
Apple Sauce 2 29c
p at#, r _ *
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DUKE'S MAYONNAISE y 33'
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Enjoy the flavorful Lb. Only /
tenderness of these
center chops t
?at low ^M|
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Quality-Tender Economy CJV
Pork Chops
37c
Quality-Tender Center Loin Cut
Pork Chops" 69c
Quality-Tender Loin End
Pork Roast
?37c
Quolity-Tendcr Rib End
Pork Roast" 35c
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Kid Size
TANGERINES
Doz. \ \ c
Juicy Florida
GRAPEFRUIT 8 -33c
Hunt's
Fresh Shipped Mountain View Farm
Medium EGGS ??" 43'
Fresh Frozen Dixie-Home Concentrated
ORANGE Juice 2 - 25c |
TRUE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY
IS OUR RULE FOR COURTESY ffl1* >
IlMAT0 Juice 3 29c
I Grapefruit Juice 2 4]c
IVORY SNOW
?;? 30c
CAMAY
3 *?'. 25c
Safe Soap Suds
DUZ
X 30c
For Extra Whito Washes
0XYD0L
pflk9. 30c
IVORY SOAP
2 LsT,r 27c
IVORY SOAP
2 11c
Famous Detergent
TIDE
%
X 30c
Wonderful for Dishes
CHEER
X 30c
For Easy Dishwashing
DREFT
X 30c
Concentrated Liquid Soap
JOY
Bot?30c
Household Cleaner
SPIC & SPAN
SJ. 27c
Vegetable Shortening
CRISCO
3<? 90c