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excellent gifts, and we can mail gift tards to anyone through
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CITY DRUG COMPANY
"THE STORE OF FRIENDLY SERVICE"
^ FARMVILLE, N. C.
OPEN DAILY UNTIL. 9:00 P. M. -
MAT THE CHIMING
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Tune la Our Heartiest Good
Wishes for Tour Enjoyment
and Good Cheer coupled with
Health and Success
? IN THE ?
New Year
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Rttort's Jewelers
/ Mr*. J. M. Carrawajr, Mgr.
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FARMVILLE, N. C.
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the
fact that the State
it can to remedy
AO three fields, tie
that the important
what the legislature
not do, but that in
the welfare of the
that of the natkm
and the world depends on the brother
ly spirit existing between people and
fact that we accept as basis in
our lives the principles of the Prince
of Peace.
He hammered home ' again and
(ain the point that faith in (Sod,
in our feilowman, and the
of the principles of
would do more than any
to set our state and
nation on the right '
Mr. Fountain was introduced to the
club by Sam D.' Bundy, program lead
er for the evening, and in his in
troduction Mr. Bundy stated that the
speaker was an attorney by profes
sion, served in World War II as a
Major in the Adjutant General's De
partment, a past president of the
Tarboro Kiwanis Club, and had
perfect attendance record at Sunday
School for 22 years.
Guests for the program
Charles Bauconj and Arch Flanagan.
After the regular meeting the
board of directors and committee
chairmen held a training, conference
in which objectives and duties for
1947 were outlined by Alex Allen,
president-elect, Louis Williams, vice
president-elect, and Sam D, Bundy,
Immediate Past Governor.
State College Hints
To Farm Homemakers
By Versa Stanton
Assistant State Agent
The holiday season may be sweet in
many ways this year bat not with very
much candy. Home made candy is a
great favorite both for its taste and
for the fan of making- it Sugar is
scares bat it will be worth your
while to do a little looking for
honey,- molasses and corn sirup be
cause there are sugar saving sweets
to be made with these.
Dried fruits and nuts can be dress
ed up to take the place of eandy.
Dates, figs, prunes stuffed with nut
meats and lightly rolled in sugar pre
something special, the Bureau of
Human Nutrition and Home Econom
ics gives this recipe which is popular
with adults and children:
Fruit Balls: Wash and dry 1 cup
prunes and 1% cups raisins. (If
prunes are extra dry, soften slightly
in water.) Grind through meat
ehopper, using medium knife. Add 'A
cup chopped nut meats if desired.
Mix well with 1 tablespoon lemon
juice and few grains of salt. Make
into balls, 1 rounded tablespoon mix
ture to a ball, and roll in sugar.
Store in a tin box or tight jar. If
available, other dried fruits?figs,
apricots, or dates?may be substitut
ed for part or all of the p rapes or
raisins.
Amidst all the activities of the,
holiday season, the homemalcer needs
to be prepared for those after-Christ
mas meals when unexpected guests
stop by to bring greetings. Left
overs may be tacked away in a white
sauce without anyone being thgffper
that they are leftovers. They may be
kept simple or made more elaborate
by adding such foods as chicken or
almond. A fresh sprig of parsley or
a bit of pimlento may be added as a
ieroles, steam
Ive salads, or un
the taste whims
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This is the merriest, gayest and most joyful
Christmas we've had in many years. And
we've got a big Christmas package here for
you ? just bursting with good wishes and
good cheer for the best of everything during
this Yuletide season and for all of 1947 . .
And tucked into the corners of this surprise
.package are "thank you" messages frcwn us
to you?for your appreciated friendship and
patronage over the period of years we have
been in this community. We look forward to
serving you in the years to come.
Belk-Tyler Co,
"Farmvine's Shopping Center"
We Always Wish You ?
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THE BEST OF
EVERYTHING
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To which at this time we add
. a wish that the true Christ- j
mas spirit mijdit reach the
depths of all men's hearts and
bring:J| , .
PEACE, LOVE AND GOOD
FELLOWSHIP TO -
EVERYONE.
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MASHBURN'S
Plumbing & Heating
Company gPSI
CHRISTMAS
COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR?
May it be all brightness and
cheer for you, is our
sincere wish
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ACCEPT THESE ~
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS ,
./f>NEW YEAR WISHES
in the spirit in whidi they are
heartily offered!
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