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Pir'SChas ' Phone No. 293 - 4420 Mrs. Shirley Costin , , , .- .
Mill.
SAW . CHURCH. SOCIAL
Miss juiia Ana viacfcmore had a
tonsileclomy at Babies Hospital In
Wilmington! on Tuesday of last
week. - ; .. ' .
Dr. and , Mrs, James H. Black
more 'spent last Thursday in Wake
Forest and Spring Hope.
Mr. an Mrs. "Johnny Todd, Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Holland and Mr.
. and Mrs. Charles Page attended the
i Policeman's 'Ball featuring the Har-
ry James orchestra last Tuesday
Wght .JUlMtDIVi.VKrt-l
, Mf. and M-s;'Bin Gripe spent last
Sunday at Carolina Beach.
Miss Judy JPearsall left Sunday
for Camp. Tanawadah near Ashe
ville where , she will teach dancing
" for the next lour weeks. V m V
' Mrs. A. j; Strickland. Mrs, Mar
' , tha - Davis and Mrs. Pete HopKins
) returned Monday following a weeks
vacation, ait Surf City.vii
Dr. and Mrs., James H. Black
more and children, Julia Ann and
JbhaV Mrs.! W-ri.' Blackmore and
s- Miss. Mary:lic4f .plackmore are
Beach.. .;.'.".'
' Mr. and Mrs., Elbert Matthis, W.
J. Taylors vni J. I. Wests enjoyed
a Sunday'efeiiinS cook-out at the
West home oq jlijt Street.
Jimmy ' Benton )pf Charleston, S.
i C Spent tfleSweek end with his par-
. ents Mr.8niMts. Jack Benton.
..:. Jimmy h$s been promoted from
Airman 3rd class to Airman 2nd
Class,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Davis of
Charleston, spent the week
end with hjs?mcither and family,
Mrs. Martha avis.
Mrs. and MW,.terling Marriner
' i spent the week end at Morehead
v City, with (he, Allan, Learys.
::. Uti and Mtj&Mickey Asl;cw of I
r Southern Pines spent the week end j
- with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
, H. Askew. I
Miss Kay. Britt is spending this I
week with fler grandmother, Mrs.
B. J. Miller High Point.
Mr.: anfl Mra. AI Smith and chil
'i dreivJdel and Josef-Ann left last
Wednesday - to spend thesummer
5 at their cottage at Carolina Beach.
, Mr. and Mrs. Eiwood Revellc
and girls, Connie, Gail and Judy
Ttue4 .Friday niter spending
:Yy several days last week at Caro
' ..vj-llna Beach.
?. jijr, and Mrs. Joe Costin spent
the ( Weekend in Rale gh with her
.'; sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Crenshaw Thompson and girls
" Tyndall and Sally Hayes.
' Mr. -and Mrs. Charles Sutton
ijj.ol Jacksonville Fkyida, spent the
children,, Mrs. Marvirv McPhersen
of Wbitevifta. and. Mra Jim, Ken
drick of, High Point.' " ,
- Playmates pf - Little Michael
Baiwipk will Te? happy ip learn
that he has returned heme from
Babies Hospital following a ton"
silectomy. i
Mrs. Middleton
Hostess To Club
And Guests
; Mrs. W J, Middleton, Jr. was
hostess to her bridge club and
other guests last Monday evening
in her -home on Pine Street in
Warsawi . ' ' ''. . '"'i i
y Members playing were Mes da
mes Eill Taylor who received ash
tray coasters for second high. Wal
ter P. West. James N. West, Jr.,
Johlt A! Johnson, Fes Mitchner,
Lee Brown, Elbert Matthis who
received club high: and was pre
sented a rocking chair planter,
Earl Huie and guests Mrs. Dou
glass Townsend, Mrs. Otto S. Mat
hews who received a flower ar
rangement book for visitors high,
Mrs. W. G. Britt and Mrs. Tom
mis Gresham.
During play Mrs. Middleton
served potato chips and Cokes and
at conclusion of play she served
fruit salad, crackers and coffee.
Baltic Club
Met Friday
Mrs. Helen Smith
Hsnry Core :
Honored On ;
COth Birthday 1
Mr. Henry Gove had all his
children and their families pre
sent last Sunday when he cele
brated his, 80th birthday in his
heme In Waisaw. '
Present to help him celebrate
were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mills and
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie. Gore of Wil
mington, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cot
tie of Turkey and Mr. and Mrs.
Wright Gore. Mr. and Mrs. Odell
Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Monk Po
well of Warsaw and his wife, Mrs.
Gore Forty-five other guests were
present. ' .',:. WS? $ i.
A delicious dinner was enjoyed
by everyone. ;, v . ;
Card Of Thanks
Mr. - and Mrs. Lester E. Gurley
would" like to thank their many fri
ends for the many, many kindness
es through cards, flowers and food
shown to .them' during the recent
death of their infant son, Bobby
Earl, who had been ill since birth.
Mr. And Mrs.
Kitchen Honored
At Lawn Party
. i rtfott ef Clinton,
' . tkii h ttaifb'titpr And f iriilllM..
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jacjrson and
rZ. nhilrffun iVl r'K'i ntta onyl ft1 . a tin
. KIM tmt Jmni o"U
Mrs. Fraruji Baper of Chapel Hill
- xor severax,, oays inw ween-.
Mr;,1 anHkSrs. Gerald. Quinn
"j spfint Saturdaij afternoon in Beu
. V laville visiting. with Mr. and Mis.
v Ervin. DobUQ,
Mrs. H. J. Kinlaw cf Clinton
spent several aays lasi ween wun
; her sod and family, Mr. and Mi s.
M. Ij .Kinlaw and boys, Ken and
' 'i Jiirs JohnqiePowell spent Fri-
aav In Kinl(in;
. Si - . . m hfi1.! T 1 .
j vara, iiantroieca. jr. ana jjs.
; Joe Kornegay shopped in Golds-
Doro. oaiuruay.. ' ,, . . .
i ; Mrs. ArnoldiM. Vonos and chi'd-
- T w i r i i .
'pray spent .Tuesday, and Wednes
( day in High Point visiting with
Iher mother, Mrs. Jcsrdan and at-
.Tnnn frnm the T.niv f?g.(7c.
-1 1 er . T . . f t , . .
yuaic V.UUUI nign ocnuui at janies-
I town TuesdayaRight.
-p- Mr. anoMjts V. A. Stancil and
v mrs. , vreorg v.wesi, Mrs. Arnoia
unit, mm t v ' vm,i,
-Shsranne and Miirray, Jr. at-
tended the graduation of the Stan
cil's daughter, Judy, from Gu.l-
k, Mr wdjccjichard Williams
;ans". son Frederick of Beulaville
J spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs.
.Nelson Carlton and children.
"4 .'-Mr. d MrvR, C Tlngpen and
..children Ronnie' and Jeannie Lynn
;!f Riclimohdf-t'a.r Miss Sara Dean
i.Thjgpea rof forfolk. Va.; Miss
, Cecilia Thigpen ofr Durham aal
' Mrs. Leonard DePonceau and dau-
htee, Dejiise .Ann of Pes Plinft?
in, xpem ui- wKena witn meir
. mother c Mi ai. C. Thigpen and
- brother. Harry Jee
; Little playmates of Samuel
! Brown sonof tr. and Mrs. Al-
lea, Brown,will be glad to .leanj
that he is home foilowing a tot
Fiafctomy in wayne ' Memorial
'Hospital in Goldsboro. .
LitUe .Brian West son ot itr.
' and Mrs Walter P, West, has re
; Kirned home after being a patient
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, m f. v.- memorial nos pilar m
Chapel HiiL .
Mrs. Oi O. Phillips of Greens-
lkto spem tan weex wiui ner
ii'Hllinj MUAM lafllUJfr XKi . Alia 1VLT5.
W illiam T. Best and Leslie, A.
Mrs. Gerald Quinn.. Mr. T. It
Quinn and Mrs. Richard Williams
and son of Beulaville Spent Mon-.
t' 'Vital Gol'fcborie v '
r. nd 1. : . Guy fihue of" Stan
t -. Va- have returned home after
'.J-sr two weeks with Mr. anr!
. Lurry Grady and Mr. , and
. I ''Hon Minshew and bovs.' r
. C. L f k l'h.Tsoa of White
' -i f -w days with
- ': M. L. Kinlaw
visitors of
r a st." f e; ,
The home of Dr. and Mrs. J.
ill Kornegay was attractively de
'corated last Saturday evening as
entertained it was thrown ensuite for a special
the members of the Baltic Club I occasion when Mr. and Mrs. Paul
last Friday evening in her home ! Kitchen were honored by Mr. and
in warsaw. Mrs. W. J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. K.
Members playing were Mesda-, D. Johnson, Jr, Mr and Mrs John
rr.es Seth Hill, Bruce Toi rans, N. Fonveille and the J M. Kor
Bob Blanchard, James Sutton, I negays with a party on the lawn
Clinton Rouse. Winnie Davis, and of their lovely home.
Mattie Torr;;ns. Mrs. H:il recei
ved high score, Mrs. Sutton re
ceived second higrl and Mrs. Mut
tie Torrans received traveling
award.
At mid-point of play, Mrs.
Smith served coconut cream pie,
nuts and coffee. The club presen
ted Mrs. James Sutton with pa
jamas for her birthday which is
Saturday.
f V.
r?S 7 fibers-'
id .tc,.d . ,
Annual CoX' v
Monday evening, May 28, , a
meeting- of, the Warsaw Business
am(- Professional Women's . Club
wf ne'd at ib& Ijome of Mrs. Bi
vers Vf. Johnson; . Sn or it's, re
gular h f nthly dinner meeting.
Miss M ry Lou Wiikins, pre
sident,' prer ded. "
v. The NcsiJ Carobna'' ; Easiness
and, Professional Women's Club
witt meet for their-Annual Con
ntion, Jure -10th in-Charlotie,
Noilh Carolina, g ;Thej, following
aiuo, .mempws will attend:. Miss
Mary; Lou Wjlkms; MrS. Mary ' S.
Radnor,, Mrs. Hazel Sharpe(. and
Mrs. Aaipie Thelma Harmon;; t,f
XNewiy eJectea and installed ;fli
cers for tne mtoming year uie fca
follows: Mrs. , Mary .S. Fanior,
president; Mrs. Hazel Sharpe,
First vice president; 'Miss Victo
ria Kornegay,5Peond .vJce presi
jf. m An, . Tlit-lnia Harmon,
IKllk, " " - - - " , :
rAAArHir,rf M TitH.i'V' Mrs. Ann P.'i
West, corr'ipon(iint secretary;
and Ms. Ka-1 iSmith,; treasurer.
A beautiful bracelet .was pre
sented Mi Mary Lob Wilkms,
outgoirg president by Mrs. Haspl
Sharpe, from the club -members,, .
-. The meeting closed with; tha
"Club Collect" repeated In unisoh.,
Edwards Receives ,
Scholarship . ,
s Mr. J.'-P. Harmon, principal. 6
James Kenan High School, ann
ounces the receiving of .a National (
(lany i Fnnndat:nn.' stmend ' bi".
Hesry jt. Edawrds, a member of
the. faculty. James , ..enflir-jor
the past school yean The stipend
wilt be for graduate study at thf
University of North Carolina du
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'Exckisive" Mc' rWear"
Warsaw; C. , :
Birthday Party For
Robbie For.vielle
Robbie Fonvielle and his dog Or
vielle celebrated their birthdays
last Saturday evening on the lawn
of their home in Warsaw. Robbie
vasvn years ;eW1,ano"'Ji. ddg,-
.' and jWs, 4awes anil to wejlejwas one? year Ord Ther " refhvood UKlA tki
patrentsv Ms. and Mrs. Hughte BrtafiA hv hi nr Mr Teeuvres' tables was
and Mrs. John Fonvielle,
After outdoor games were enjoy
ed, Mrs Fonvielle served cookies
ice cream, pi.pcorn, candy, and bir
thday cake. His moiher made the
attractive birthday cake which was
in the form of a dog. On it were
seven candles for Robbie and one
for Orvielle.
Helping Robbie celebrate were
Johnny Strickland. Robert Johnson,
Larry Herring, Jeffrey Matthews,
Charles rnstin, E. H. Garner, Char
les Johnson, Tony Braswell and
Wade Carlton, Jr. Shop, Orvielle's
best dog pal helped him celebrate.
Used as the paramount theme
for the. decorations was boating.
Floating in a pool which marked
the entrance -of the party area
were Hydrangeas,' Magnolias and
boats. Attractively arranged thro
ughout the area were potted red
and white geraniums. A huge ar
rangement of bamboo and magno
lia blossoms were lovely in a
wheelbarrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Sharpe gree
ted the guests. Punch was served
from a lovely bowl which rested
' Mrs. Thomas Brooks Boyette .
First Baptist ChurchScene of Ceremony
Uniting Miss Braswell, Mr. Boyette
Miss Joyce Braswell and Tho-,'aavy blue suit with matching ac
mas Brooks Boyette were united cessories and wore the orchid lit-
at five O clock on tea irora ner onaai oouquei.
Mrs. Arnold M. Jones ttire-Hei
in marriage
Sunday, May the twenty-seventh,
in an impressive double ring ce
remony held in the 1st Baptist
Church at Warsaw, with the Re
verend Delmar Parkerson as the
officiating minister. The bride is
the daughter, of Mr, and Mrs. Le
lon Troy Braswell of Warsaw, and
the bridegroom is the son or jvir.
and Mrs. Elvin Boyette ol Wor
th wedding.
Mrs.
in a lite preserver at one end ol , ,
a i 4 i Prior to the ceremony,
cented with red burning tapers I Pul Britt rendered a program of
i.-j .i .i j .w i mmtifll music at the , organ, ac-
tiful table alone with an arranee-1 compamed by Miss Bobbae Jean
rnent.Of.red geraniums Hors d'-
geuvrej-' were strved buffet from
levUHors ti-
grWce with
an eight branched candelabra
Graham who sang two songs with
special meaning to;, aifept.
;Whither Thovi Goest"fiandj
Sweetest Story .jirver, ioia.:(
Entermg tne cnurcn . m.
trimmed wHh a cluster of white ' strains of the traditional wedding
marcn. tne Driue was kivcii j
Club Meets
With Mrs. Page
Mrs. Charles Page entertained
the members of her bridge club last
Thursday evening in their home on
Plank Street.
Members playing were Mesdames
James Taylor, J. B. Herring, Jr.,
Nathan Costin, E. C. Wray William
Costin, Mill Grice, . and Thurmon
Gastor. Mrs. Grice received a cof
fee container for high, Mrs. Gastor
received a philendrian for travel
ing and Mrs. William Costin re
ceived a measuring set for consola-
toon. . , ..... .
Soft drinks and, . party , crackers
were served , during - progressions
and stuffed angel food cake and
coffee was served at mid-point of
play. :
Calorie Club
Enjoys Calories
: Mr., 'arid J?rs. JT''h'; i lrid, Jr.'
?"r0iried pfflhcs of ' thpir
any eveuing i.i i;yu p.. m. la l.te
home on Memorial Drive in Wat-
saw. '
An all.jTeen arrangement wit
white Nandina blooms was used 1 1
he; living room where bridge wss
in play.;; v ;..- "' "y, :: ::,
Upon arrival of the members a
tomato juice cocktail was served
after., which a delicious charcoal
steak supper with french fries, tos
sed spring salad, french and garlic
bread and iced tea was enjoyed by
'ill. During mid-point of play cho
colate cream pie topped with whip
ped cream was served. -
. Mr. Earl Huie was high scorer
and Mr. Gerald Quinn, a guest to
the club, was consolation winner.
Other members .playing were Mr!
and Mrs. Jo Lee Costin, Mrs. Earl
Huie sad hostesses Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Steed.. Jr. and guest, Mrs.
Gerald Quinn. ;
gardenias.
A set of outdoor hurricane
lamps were presented the hono
rees by their hosts.,
During the evening approxima
tely 63 guests called. '
Gardeneties"
Install Officers
If dairy cattle don't get enough
salt in their food, they can deve
lop a salt deficiency.
the poet s death, the National Geo-
' 'Lie Masazine says. The price
- -, ' ") U i 0 s pi'ind.
The Gardenettea Garden Club
met last Monday evening with
Mrs. I. J. Quinn in her home on
Pine Street at 8.00.
Mrs. if in Best presided ever
the meeting and gave the instal
lation service at which time two
new officers were installed. Mrs
Joe Costin was installed as new
Treasurer and Mrs: Joe Korne
gay. was installed .as vice-president.
Following the business meet
ing and installation service, Mrs.
Best presented a most interesting
program on "Arrangements Thro
ugh the Years" by the Tulsa Ok
lahoma Garden Club in Tulsa, It
was a program of colorful slides
and was most informative.
A delicious pineapple fro;V?n
dessert . topped with ..-whipped
cream and coffee ; served to the
eight members present,
Out Of H6sfitai:
Friends of Brad Mioshew win
) , happy - to learn that he has
eturne . Vomo from Duplin Ge
neral, Hospital in Kenansyille fol-
owr.z an, nuto accident. He is
;e7cried by his mother, Mrs, Bet-,
Jt. Mi ishew, -as ' doing fine and
ondition '. i -' satisfactory. v Brad
came htme Monday. . x ' ;.;,'
marriaee bv her uncle, Mr, Ru
dolph Matthews of Magnolia.. She
was radiantly lovely in a fornw.l
bridal gown of white cbantilly
lace over taffeta, fashioned with
a long fitted bodice, a sabrina
neckline and the traditional long
sleeves ending in calla points- over
the hand. The luminous skirt. cap
tured tunic affect overskirt and
teers of lace and tulle cascading
' . V, .1 J- ; OUT OF TOWN GUESTS AT;
i,he carneo a moai w.BRASWELl f BOIEIK Vi
WEDDING .
BRASWELL - BOYETTE
REHEARSAL PARTY
The 1st Baptist Church Fel
lowship Hall was the setting fot
the Braswell Boyette rehearsal
party Saturday evening. Miss Gail
Cockroft, Mrs. Oliver King, anc
Mrs. J. B. Herring, Jr., were hos
tesses. Milk glass accessories were
used throughout the hall. The
table was covered with ; a green
linen cloth. From one end Of the
table, Mrs.' J. B. Herring, Jr., ser
ved the beautiful three tiered,
wedding 'cako decoeated in wh'ite
and pink after. Tthe' fionor couple I
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cyiijine iirsi suce- xuiii, uia up-,
posite end cf .the .table, Mjss jau
Cbckroit served . punch. The -ta
ble was centered with a floral ar
rangement of pink, snapdragons,
white carnations, and .fern, Waite
burning tapers were - used with
pink rose buds. Mints and nuts
completed the refreshment table-
Pink . af-Tangenvents with' white
burning tapers were used at their
appointed place in the hall, ,
Approximately forty, guests jait
tended. ', ,
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(' 11. c r r ' I L l ;;." . boneless ciitjcK
- RPPF RIR 10 in rt VrfMite -
25 To 30'
59c lb.
iTEAKS
SIRLOIN
T-BONE
CLUB
BONELESS RIB
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CUBED STEAK s:: 89c lb.
30NELESU ROUND
Mil
85c lb.
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BEEF
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SBEEFSFORErilQOARTER
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25 To 3a lbs. ........ 89c lb.
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Renee Carlton
Honored i
- Mr. and Mrs." Fisher Carlton en
ertsined their daughter,-- Renee,
Saturday afternoon from 3:30 until
1:00 with, a birthday party on her
eighth 'birthday V i .
Upon arrival , of the little u-
asts, favors of balloons, bubble
gum and suckers were presented
them. Out-door games were en
joyed. . .. ; : . . -r ,. .'-
Birthday, cake, ice cream and
punch was served to the twelve
guests helping Renee celebrate
Look upon every day as the whole
of life, not merely as a section; and
enjoy and improve the present with
out wishing, through haste, to rush
on to another. - "
- Jean Paul Ricbter -The
present has a right te govera
itself. -
comDOsed of cascades of white
roses and pompoms ending With
tear drop pearls, and centered
with a pure white orchid.
Attending the bride was her
sister, Miss Lynda Braswell, "'ser
ving as maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Miss Doris Boyette, sister
of the groom. Miss Mary , Alice
Graham, Miss Gayle Cockroft of
Turkey and Billy Kennedy. Miss
Connie ' Lou Rivenbark served as
flower girL They wore blue she
ath dresses with white organz3
overskirts and matching headpic
ces and each carried a long. ste-
med white rose. : . ' '- ; ::, ; . .
Mr. Kenneth Lanier served the
groom as best man. Ushers were
Mr. Glenn Braswell, cousin of
the bride, Mr. Joe Boyette and
Mr. Billy Knowles,' cousins of the
groom, Mr. Bill Taylor of La
Grange, and Mr: Frank Neilson
of Bay City, Michigiv ' . t: -
; The ' candlelit chancel, of the ,
church crearted a' lovely r back
ground for the wedding party as
the' couple exchanged their,-vows
before an, altar beautifully orna
mented with : a large ' white arch
oandelabra with tall white burn
ing ' . tapers.- Green : palms -- and
white tapers graced each side 'of
a large center arrangement ; of
white gladiolus, mums, and pom
poms interspursed - with . white
snapdragons.-. - - r ;;-; -
At the conclusion of the cere
mony, Miss Bobbie Jean Graham,
soloist, sang, "The Lord's - Prayer-
as a benediction. . . ;
The bride's mother was becom
ingly, attired in a beige dress with
matching accessories -She -wore .
purple orchid. The mother of the
groom chose a -beige uit' . with
matching accessories, A purple or. j
chid completed her ensemble.
The bride is a graduate of pell
School of Medical Technology As
heville, N. C. and she is presently
employed with the Sampson Co
unty Memorial.. Hospital f The
groom - lis employed with Olin
Mathieson Chemical Corp. in Wal
lace, N. C. Both the. bride xat
groom are graduates of James Ke
nan High School.
.After a short wedding, trip lit.
end Mrs. Boyette will make their
home at 505 E. College Street in
Warsaw. - . ' ; , ,
For t, avelini the bri.fa cli.se. a
Out of town guests .included;
Mr. and Mrs. Heroert tirasweil ol.
Kenans ville; , Mr. and ' Mrs.. Geo
rge MerritU Jr. and sons of Clin
ton Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph Mat
thews and daughters. of Magnolia; !
Mrs. Iester I usseli .of ftose , Hui;J
Mrs. Robert KnowlesJ of M? ?na-1
lia; Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of
Wallace; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ror
use of Seven Springs; 'Mrs, David
Boney and daughter, Laura Beth
of Wallace;' Mr. nd Mrs. ' Louis
Gavin of Dunn, and Mr, and Mrs.'
Oliver Jung of Turkey. .
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5 Lb. Pkg. .:...$U5
$8.75
fresh vegetables
.... v',. '' .v:'.'- '.'.,.'''- ' i'
Mrs. Bradshaw
Hostess HDCz i
The Friendly H. D. Cmet on Fri
day afternoon at ?:.0Q with Mrs. L.
J.. Bradshaw, There were 10 present
and one visitor. The devotion ; was I
given by Mrs.J, C. Pridgen. . The
club sang "Hail Club Women" Mrs. I
Spicer announced . Home Makers
week in Raleigh, June. 18-2J and
urged all club: women Id Vattend.
She gave a denaonstration oil How
To Make Meals more attractive and ;
apprizing, '-.J ij:t ' .'. . '. ...t 'V i
Tre club closed by repeaJng, the
Club Collect. The' hostess served
punch, cookies and potato chips:.' '
lQlearsI45t
Juicy
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BEADS ....4. I6oz. cans 45c
f RICH WHIP
vmi iftST a concur It
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i SUNNY BROOK FRESH F ; : ...
SUPER-BRIGHT CORN? BEEF K '
HASH ::..,3 , 15 cans $1.C0
ANN PAGE FRENCH
DRESSING 1 p.. 29c
i
f 1 1,
BUT t IOST .
Mt HOME
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STORE HOURS
Monday.
Tuesday .
f Thursday ; ;.r. ; 8:30 to 6:30
Wed. 8:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
rn. o:3U A. m, to 7:C0 P. M.
Sat. 8:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M:
i'f-r-v
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20 GAL; GARBAGE
SUNN YFIEtD tURE CREAMERY v !
CUnER1b.35cllb.69c
WHITE HOUSE EVAP,4;
MILK::.S6 ccnircrfonJSt?
ALL FLAVORS MARVEL'."',-' ''tr v".
ICE MiLIK G:l;
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MARCAL FREEH 0
. ... 5 - 50 ft. Roll 57c;
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Prices in this Ad are effective thru Saturday J)ixu& StK.