>c< Yule Programs
jj. Scheduled For
Maggie Valley
By MRS. C. L BRADLEY
Community Reporter
The young people of the Vic
tory Baptist Church will present
their Christmas program at 7:30
Sunday night. The program is un
_ der the direction of Miss Sara
Hall.
The young people of Olivet Bap
x tist Church will present a Christ
mas play, "What's the Matter With
Christmas?" at 7:30 Monday night.
The play is under the direction of
Miss Martha Sutton, and Miss Sal
ly Rich.
The prayer band from the Olivet
Baptist Church held services at the <
home of Ballard Webb on Hyder
Mountain last Saturday night. Mr.
Webb has been ill at his home for
sometime.
J. W. Smith Is a patient at the
Haywood County Hospital. He has
been ill for about four weeks.
Sandra Bradley is recovering
from an appendectomy at the Hay- ;
wood County Hospital. :
f^fcr. and Mrs. Jack Bradley re- <
ceived $220.46 from 338 pounds of
burley, an average of over 65 !
cents a pound. j
Methodist Youth
To Present
Pageant Sunday
The Youth Fellowship of the
First Methodist Church will pre
sent a pageant, "Christmas Bells,"
Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock.
A choir, composed of the entire
group, will sing. Soloists will he
Jimmy Fowler and Andy Owens
and duets will be sung by Brenda
Brendall and Bette Liner, and Jean
Weatherby and Margaret Fowler.
Ben Sloan, Jr. will be the nar
rator and Mary Ann Fisher will
be the voice. Mrs. Fred Calhoun
will serve as organist.
Pan Parkman is president of the
MYF and is being assisted by Mrs.
William Alexander, adult counsel
or, in planning the program.
Service Is Planned In
Piney Grove Church
A special Christmas service will
be held in the new Piney Grove
Methodist Church Sunday night at
7 o'clock. .
The pastor, the Rev. Mrs. M. B
Lee, will read the Chrirstmas mes
sage. which will be pantomimed by
young people of the church. The
:hoir will sing carols.
This will be the first day of
services in the new church and the
public is invited.
Christmas Eve Supper Made Easy
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CRABMEAT AND CHEESEBURGERS arc easy to prepare. Serve
them on paper plates to save time on diah washing.
By CECILY BROWNSTONE
Associated Press Food Editor
IF COOKING A BIG CHRIST
MAS DINNER lies ahead, you may
wish to make Christmas Eve sup
per a simple affair. In this case,
crabmeat and cheeseburgers are a
good choice.
With the burgers you might like
a winter salad of finely shredded
green cabbage, lettuce or romaine.
thin celery crescents and small
fan-shaped pieces of red (unpeel
edi apple. The salad should be
tossed with French dressing. For
dessert, how about your own
Christmas cookies?
We suggest this particular menu
because it can, if you wish, be
served on paper plates. Go-along
coffee or cocoa may be offered in
paper cups especially designed for
hot beverages. After supper you
can go on to tree-trimming and
last-minute gift wrapping without
worrying about dishes to be done.
CRABMEAT AND
CHEESEBURGERS
Ingredients: 1 can (6Mi ounces)
crabmeat, V4 cup finely diced green
pepper, Vi cup mayonnaise, 1 tea
spoon lemon juice, 1 teaspoon pre
pared mustard, finely grated onion
(pulp and juice), drained sweet
pickle relish, salt, pepper, 6 ham
burger buns, butter or margarine,
?4 cup grated sharp Cheddar
cheese.
Method: Drain, remove cartilage
from crabmeat and flake. Mix
lightly with green pepper. Mix
mayonnaise, lemon juice and pre
pared mustard together; toss light
ly with crabmeat mixture, adding
' grated onion, pickle relish, salt and
pepper to taste. Split hamburger
buns and toast lightly; butter cut
sides. (Keep tops of buttered toast
ed hamburger buns warm.! Spoon
! crabmeat mixture onto bottom
toasted halves of hamburger buns
and top with grated cheese. Broil
several inches from source of heat
5 minutes or until cheese melts.
Serve at once. Makes 6 servings.
LAST-MINUTE FOOD GIFTS
How about teaming cans, jars
and packages of food for those
'ast-minute gifts? Here are sug
; gestions.
i FOR A FAMILY?A package of
prepared herb stuffing and some
nuts (pecans, walnuts or Brazil
| nuts). If the nuts are in their shells, 1
a nut-cracker could be included.
Add directions: make up rich but
tery stuffing according to pack
age instructions or favorite recipe;
add chopped shelled nuts to taste.
Use as stuffing for a small turkey
or chicken.
FOR CHEESE ADDICTS _ A
couple of varieties of interesting
or unusual cheeses and a box of
crackers.
FOR ONE-BURNER COOKS ?
A can of pears and a glass of mint
jelly. Add directions: heat drained
j oears in a skillet with a little of
their syrup: fill pear cavities with
mint jelly. Serve with panfried
lamb chops or Iamb patties.
FOR FOREIGN FOOD FANCI
ERS?A jar of fine curry powder
plus curry ,aceompanimients: a
can of moist thinly flaked coconut,
a can of salted peanuts or mixed
nuts, a jar of Indian-style chutney.
FOR SNACKERS ? A Jar of
smoked oysters, one of pickled
mushrooms and one of imported
cocktail-si?e frankfurters,
FOR SPICE ENTHUSIASTS ?
A pepper mill and two jars of pep
percorns?one white, one black.
Fines Creek
Memorial Baptist
Church
The Rev. Paul Grogan, Pastor
?SUNDAY?
Sunday School?id O'clock every
Sunday. Floyd Fisher, Supt.
fohnny Rathbone, Associate Supt.
Morning Worship ? II o'clock
every 1st and 3rd Sundays.
Evening Worship ? 8:00 every
2nd and 4th Sunday.
A Christmas play will be pre
sented Sunday night at 7:00
o'clock.
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Air Force Promotes
Airman From Clyde
Howell C. Brown, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn D. Brown of
Clyde, has been promoted to staff
sergeant in the Air Force.
A 1952 graduate of Clyde High
School, Sgt. Brown has been sta
tioned at Craig Air Force Base.
Selma, Ala., for the past two
years.
Don't Shoot!
WENATCHEE. Wa?h. (AP) ?
Kenneth L. Hooper, owner of a
gun and machine shop next door
to a bank, played It safe.
He had just finished repairing a
gun and was going outside to test
It when the bank's burglar alarm
a m m mm m ^m
sounded.
Gun in hand, halfway out the
dcor, It occurred suddenly to hltn
that police rushing to the scene
might misunderstand. He stepped
bark Inside quickly.
"Even then, I felt kind of coo*
spicuous," he said.
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CRANBERRY
SAUCE
2 Ca? 29c
MINCE MEAT
28 oz. Jar
53?
PUlsbury's
PIE CRUST MIX
2 Pkgs 29c
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Planter's
CASHEW NUTS
14i oz Can 97c I
Green Giant
PEAS 2 No. 303 cans 29c
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COFFEE Lb. Pkg 99c
GRADE A
TURKEYS
I to II Lbs.
47<
Lav's Tenderized
HAMS (Whole or Half) lb 40c
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* CANDY
Brock's Old South Lb. Box
Chocolate Drops 29c
Stick Candy 2 lb Box 49c
Chocolate
CHERRIES Lb Box 49c
Chocolate Covered
PEANUTS12-oz Pkg 39c
Dandy 14 oz. Pkg.
CHRISTMAS MIX 29c
Juicy
Sweet
8 Lb. Bat;
45c(
Juicy Doz.
Tangerines 23c
NUTS
Emerald
WALNUTS lb 49c
Fancy
BRAZIL NUTS lb 49c
Fancy
MIXED NUTS lb 55c
Fancv
PECANS lb 39c
CHEWING GUM
20 Pkg Box 59c
Premier Stuffed
OLIVES 8-oz Jar 40c
Sweet Mixed
PICKLES , Pint 25c
SWANSDOWN
CAKE MIXES
3 PACKAGES 59c
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SIMPLE SIMON
Mince Meat ";?? 33c 49c
Dole Pineapple Juice . "can 29c
Dole Crushed Pineapple Can 27c
Worcestershire Sauce?^^iSuo29c
Heinz 57 Sauce ? - Bottle
29c
Heinz Chili Sauce _ _ _ ?8? 37c
Heinz Tomato Ketchup
Bottle 25c
Burry Crisp
Wafers Package
21 c
?Walker Austex?
Chili & Beans ???? 25c
Plain Chili Near33c
Tamales . 19c
Spaghetti _ Nca3n03 23c
BEEF Nc,r 27c
STEW W/VEGETABLES
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Mexicorn
NIBLET'S 7 12 Oz. DC
BRAND Cans
Green Giant
CREAM 7 No. 303 DD
CORN ^ 16-Oz. JJC
Cans
Ideal
DOG 7 1-Lb. 7Q
FOOD ^ Cans
Florida Fresh Juicy
ORANGES ... 8 U3C
Plump Ripe Fresh Large Stalk of Firm
CranberriesBag 17c Crisp Celery N?u2* 15c
Jjk Mellow Ripe Fresh Large Size Juicy Florida
|*)^Bosc Pears ^ 15c Grapefruit ... 8 Bag 47c
-?? Rosy Crisp Mouth Smacking
Winesap APPLES 8 a 47d
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Small White 4 to 8 Lb Average
BELTSVILLES - 49c
Fresh Dressed & Drawn
CHICKEN HENS - 35c
Armour's Star 4 to 8 Lb Avg.
Fully Cooked Picnics _ Lb 37c
Luter's Genuine
Smithfield Hams ">? 79c
Morrell's Pride
Canned Picnics S $1.95
Armour's Star Short Shank 4 to 8 Lb. Avg.
Smoked Picnics Lb 33c
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Short Shank Skinned 12 to 14 Lb. Avg. > \
?SMOKED HAMS?1
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