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POM iOtH
| "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY FRESH I
1 PORK CHOPS 1
CENTER CUT
RIB
PER LB.
CfNTMCUT PA WOCUT AA I
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LOIN RIB HALF ^ 390
1 W TO UI. MAIMT ITT LI Vlj
PORK BACK BONES ^
LOIM Ml CUT -)Aj
PORK ROAST " 290
WHOLE
10 to 16- Lb
Average
? LB.
39'
"SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY SPECIALLY PRICED
PORK SAUSAGE
29c ~sr 57,
MILD
1-LB.
ROLL
SLICED BACON
1-LB.
ALLCOOD BRAND
PKC.
39
CArn johm'S
FROZEN ? PRECOOKED
Fish Sticks
r 99c
"SUPER-RIGHT" ALL MEAT
FRANKS
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LINT VALUIt WISCONSIN m mm
MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE lk 45C
AUSTfX HAND SMCIALLT FRICtD f% 4
SPAGHETTI & MEAT BALLS 3 I.
rtfPAUD WITH VtCCTAlLU A A J MA
AUSTEX BEEF STEW 3 c~." SI .00
AKN f AM. HIAIANTtlO TO PLiASE
CAKE MIXES 2 45c
1 -LB.
PKG.
1 2 * 77c
c
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DOUBLE CRUST LEMON PIES1^ 39c
LARGE CHERRY PIES 45c
ANGEL FOOD CAKE RING _ {;& 39c
? SUGARED, CINNAMON OR GOLDEN
DONUTS 12 -19c
OLD FASHION LAYER
GERMAN CHOCOLATE OR COCOANUT
Cakes 2 - 99?
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PRESERVES
PEACH, APRICOT,
PINEAPPLE or
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WORTHMORE
JELLY EGG CANDY 29e
12-0*.
Pkg.
33c
Bright Soil Ammonia Qt. 19c
Rapid Sweep Brooms Ea. $1.09
Marvel Window Cleaner 15-oz. 45c
Bright Sail Wo* 26-Oz Can 69c
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Texize Spring Pine or Y^,?*T
Ammonia Cleaner 59c
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5-YELLOW ONIONS
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COUNT BAfi
12 JUICY LEMONS
POUND IAS JONATHAN
3 APPLES
Dash Detergent
39c ^7 9c
1-Lb.
Pkt.
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MORTON, ALL VARIETIES, CREAM
WW 3 89
Reg.
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45c & 85c
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A&p Orange
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J ?? 39c
TIDE
LAUMMY MT1MINT
M 81c
CHEER
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%? 85c
COMET
MOVMMOtO CLIANtll
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LAUMMY MTIMINT
81c
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63c
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BAGGIES
50 29c
SPIC N' SPAN
~ 29c <% 89c
Cui 6 Corner By Bogloy
Cuz Trades A Yarn,
Dehydrates Snow
I '
I have ? friend down in
Thocn*svtlle, AU.. who Is ?
sure nuff columnist and an
I
honest -to-goo<fciess humor
ist. His column appear! In
over a hundred papers and he
has had several books publish
ed. In other words the stuff
he writes Is heavy artillery,
mine Is about .22 caliber.
His name is Earl Tucker and
his -column Is "Rambling
Roses and Flying Bricks.
A few weeks ago he men
tioned me in his column. You
can imagine how that pleased
me. Here's what he said:
"There is a fellow who lives
in Murphy, N. C. I don't know
where that is, but it wouldn't
do any good, because he lives
on Route 4. His name is Harry
Bagley, and he writes a real
good column, but he sure has
got a lot to learn.
He wrote me a letter the
other day and told me a good
coon story he was going to
use. What he has got to learn
is not to ever tell another
columnist what he's going to
write about. One will steal
from his own sweet mother,
if she writes a column, and
the hard part about it is that
he'll never give her credit.
There is a fellow in Murphy
who claims to be die best coon
hunter in a six-county area. He
owns a fine pack of 'coon
hounds and if there's a coon
anywhere around, you can bet
your bottom dollar his dogs
will tree him. What is so
amazing about this hunter is
that he understands his dogs
so well and is so familiar
with the woods, that the minute
a dog barks, hell tell the other
hunters to get started. He is so
good that lots of times he beats
the dogs to the tree where the
coon is. Several times, his
friends say, he even beat the
coon to die tree."
Well, after this appeared in
Earl's column I wrote him and
told him I reckoned as how he
was right about my having a
lot to learn, but that I must
be ketch ing on already on ac
count of I used that 'coon
story in my column BEFORE
I sent it to him.
Now I hope you noticed that
I said his name was Earl
Tucker of Thomas ville, Ala.
That's pretty important and
has a lot of bearing on the
rest of this story.
I addressed my letter to
him like so: Mr. Earl Thomas
-- -Tucker ville, Ala. I knew
this might be klnda confusing
to the postal people on account
of there ain't no such place
as Tuckers ville, Ala. And
there might be 2 or 3 dozen
Earl Thomases in that state.
So, 1 took my letters to Joe
Ray, Postmaster here in
Murphy, and explained every
thing to him. He took Earl's
letter, postmarked it, and then
he put it in a larger envelope
I'd addressed to the Post
master at Thomasville, Ala.
In the big envelope I had writ
ten a note to the P. M. ex
plaining what 1 wanted to do
and that the enclosed letter
addressed to Earl Thomas,
Tuckerville, Ala., was
actually for Earl Tucker and
would he please put it in with
his mail. I also asked him not
to say anything to Earl about
it and use the self-addressed
post card to let me know if
everything went off all right.
In a few days I got this card
back from Mr. Byrd Goodman
saying he had delivered my
letter as requested. He went
on to say that Earl was a good
friend of his, what a fine fel
low he was, he saw him every
day, and things like that.
So far so good. Now all I
could do was wait and see. I
realized that It was possible
Earl might just open that
letter and pay no attention to
how It was addressed. I sure
hoped that wouldn't happen.
I thought he might say some
thing in his column, perhaps,
about how efficient and all die
Post Office folks were, how
quick the letter reached him
addressed like it was, and no
telling what else.
His next few columns didn't
mention the matter and I had
about decided he hadn't even
noticed the durn thing and
that my brilliant plan had gone
down the drain. But yester
day I got an Air Mail letter
from him.
I had written him about our
having had so much snow iq>
here and since I knew they
didn't get but very little In
Thomasville, Ala. I was send
ing him some that I had de
hydrated. Told him I was
pretty sure he could figure
out a way to re-convert It to
It's original white fluffy state.
Here s what he said about
that. "Thanks for the dehy
drated snow. I had no trouble
at all converting It back to
snow, but you sent me
too much, as you will note
from the enclosed picture.
(He sent me a snapshot of a
house, with car In front, and
trees and everything covered
with snow.) What I did was to
mix It with GL-70 and 3 Ana
cln tablets. Works fine, send
some more each time you
write, but cut down on the
volumn."
I've already written apolo
gising for sending too much,
it, indeed I had, and it sure
looked like I had judging from
BACKWARD GLANCE
40 YEARS AGO
MARCH 21. 1924
Arthur Barnett and Miis
Nettle Queen, both at Marble
were teuetfly married at the
office ef T. N. Bates, Est).,
who officiated.
Miss Lynn Albright spent
the weekend at Way lies vUle
with her parents.
Circle No. 4 of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the
Methodist Oiurch gave a St.
Patrick's social at the library
Monday afternoon.
30 YEARS AGO
MARCH 18, 1934
Miss Cecil Mattox, after
observing in Murphy Graded
School for two weeks, return
ed to Ashevllle Normal.
Miss Nona Cliastaln, who
has been attending the Knox
ville Business College, spent
the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Elizabeth Chastain of
Martin's Creek.
Miss Margaret Johnson,
who has been visiting in Au
gusta, Ga. .has returned home.
Mrs. A. E. Vestal and
daughter, Juanlta, Mrs. B. F. <
Teague, and daughters, Grace
and Bettie, and Mrs. Dixie
Palmer were visitors in And
rews on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lovin
good and Mrs. Cyrus White
were visitors at Chattanooga
on Wetkiesday of this week.
20 YEARS AGO
MARCH 16, 1944
Mrs. Verlin Cirsp left
Tuesday for a week's visit with
her husband at Fort Bragg.
Mrs. Cecil Roberts accoro
that picture. But I told him
I was pretty sure that instead
of my having sent too much
that he probably added too
much GL-70 cause the 2 Ana
cln tablets sounded about right
for the amount of dehydrated
snow I had sent him.
Along toward the end of
his letter he invited me to
come see him. Said he had
a spare bedroom, 2 clean
sheets, and everything I'd
need. I'm going, too, but I
don't know whether I oughta
tell him about this shenanni
gan I pulled about that letter.
In a kind of a P. S. here's
what he said about it, "By die
way, I got your letter ad
dressed to Earl Thomas,
Tucker ville, only 2 days after
it was postmarked!"
I don't know if all this pro
ves anything except the United
States Post Ofice sure has got
a good sense of humor.
Clay Personals
Held Over Fran Lut Week
Mr. and Mr*. Carl Davis of
Atlanta spent last weekend
with her parens, Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Davenport.
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Mlss Martha Plenunons of
Atlanta spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. MyrttPlem
mons.
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Mrs. Elmer Samuelson,
Mrs. Jack Bristol and Mrs.
Alvln Penland spent Monday
In Easley. S. C.
panled her husband, who has
been spending a furlough at
home to Fort Bragg, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Frank- V
lln and Mrs. W.P.Odom spent *
Wednesday In AshevlUe. '
Miss Dorothy Carroll of (
Atlanta is spending several
days with her mother, Mrs. <
Ruth Carroll, enroute to New
York, where she will enter I
the WAVES.
Cherokee Scout & Clay County "
Progress, Thurs., Mar. 19, 1964
Mr. and Mrs. O'DeU Shook
and Ruby Kitchens of Hayes -
vUle, ?nd Mr. andMra.Ernert
Sims a f Hitwune, Cl, Hi
lled their sunt, Mrs. IrtShMfc.
who Is seriously Ul, Sundsj,
In Athena. Ga.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wal
droup attended a battel simper
at the home at the president
of Young Harris College on
Sunday evening.
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Alvln Penland, local Wel
fare OepartnMDt Siverlnten
dent, attended a seminar on
Administration in Cfcapel Hill
last week.
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Dillard Blotk Co.
of Sylvfl , N.C. Takes Pleasere
ia AiroubcIrq
That Their New Fvlly Aatoaatod
Concrete Block Plaat At Sylva
Is Now la Fall Operatioa.
They Are Prodaciag Both
Staadard Weight aad Light Weight
Blocks Of All Sixes.
Call 586-40 Call 586-4966 ? Sylva,
for prices
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