SHE gflff UUIQK K. a, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. IM4 8 We have always associated half mth Christmas. Tbs bright shlay (raves contrasting with the rod har ries lend color, warmth and mean ing. Perhaps It Is not generally known that all sorts of supernatural po sers were once attributed to holly. (This shiny plant was thought to have power to repel lighting. The eastern Indians believed that holly trees planted near the cabin would ret as protectors and ward off evil spirits. Since the leavee of the hol ly do not readily tall off they also looked up to the plant as an em blem of courage. Early Christians believed that holty was used to make the crown nt thorns for the crucifictlon. The plant was then called “righteous branch" or "thorn of Christ," for the red berries suppoeedly symbo lised the drops of Mood on Christ’s The legend has it In Brittany that when Christ was bearing His cross, a small bird attmpted to relieve His suffering by plucking thorns from His brew. The bird's breast became stained with blood and was .known ever after as Robin Red- I orffit. To this day In England and Ger many, It Is considered unlucky te step on a holly berry, a favorite food of the robin in recognition of the bird's charitable act ; Many superstitions existed about bringing In the holly before Christ mas. In Wales, if It was brought In It’s ESSO Fuel Oil Fill-Up Time Dial TE 2-5589 Fait 2-War Radio Equipped Trucks Oil Burner Serrice CAPITAL FUEL OIL, ICE AND COAL COMPANY "W* Ohe Odd Bend Stamp*” jMMPPWTI [Tahsens takes over charlesi dowhiowhl RUN-RUSH-DASH! EVERYONE’S COINCTO LABSE^ WZ [TAKE-OVER SALE| 1 1 SAWIH6S ■>.. Si /W f\|t W] \ DON’T DELAY/COME EARLY! QUANTITIES ON ALL ITEMS ARE LIMITED—EVERYTHING MUST BE SOJgg \IM \II I Idk REGARDLESS OF COST OR LOSSIUSTEDBELOW IS JUST A SAMPLING OF THE SAVINGS THAT AWAIT ftPS . . .» . .... - . - , . MO. t N MEN'S COTTON SLACKS §| XVT AND BELTIJEBS. » BB WASHABLE BTZES TO SO. SB MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS 1.67 bona sleeve sizes m.. u BOYS and GIRLS SOCKS 4 FOR 67' MANY COLONS. ALL SIZES. GIRLS SUCKS and SWEATERS 1" ■BEET TOIL S-PIECE ENAMEL SAUCE *7*l* PAN SET 4 4 INGRAM 4G-HODB ALARM w«7 CLOCKS 1 GARDEN Ilf, lf • me gafdner nc.stale college to cause family quarrels throught the year. The type of holly brought into the houaehold determined who was to dominate during the year. If the holly was smooth, the wife was tin command; If prickly, tha husband governed. Infusions, decoctions and fomen tations of holly were' used for a orders. In England, a tea of holl7 bark wae a cure for a cough. In Trance, a decoction of leaves and bark waa considered equal to qui nine In the treatment of intermit tent fever. A tea of holly leaves was believed to be a cure of measles by North American Indians. A beverage of the berries pacified the squaws of Cbcrokees and curb ed their urge for wandering. The juice of loaves was recommended os a cure for Jaundice and was site good for a pain In tha side. Other infusions, decoctions and lamentations of loaves, berries, bark or combinations, ware used for many other human Ole-whooping cough, chilblains, toothache, kidney ailments and as stimulants tor the nerves and brain. DRIVE SAFELY Born SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS * 9 MTS QUILTED LINED Jackets .1" with Zip-Off Hood! STURDY FITTED SHEEIS97* TWIN SIZE FULL SIZE 1.47 ZETA AM I CAES ENTERTAIN KIDS, MOMS The Zata Arnicaa Chapter at Raleigh had loads of tun themselves me they entertained children ot the community and the *> moth ere at Tuttle Community Center Sunday, December 22. The hoe teeeee, I from hit to right, are: Mre. Ludelle Del any, sitting; Mrs. Mary Carnage, Mre. Polly Saunders, Mrs. Marie Winters, Mre. RALEIGH DAY NVRSER Y—Raleigh Day Nursery School program here Friday, December 20. (See story), children at attention, prior to beginning their annual Chrietmae a BUY FROM CAROLINIAN ADVERTISERS LADIES' LONG SLEEVE blousesA"7 AND TEG TOPS M Many new color* and style* fl Slsra 33 to U GIANT SAVINGS! LADIES' JJS SKIRTS sfl 57 FOP ANT BOOM Broadloom MSS 37« Dorothy Allen, Mre. Emma J. Musa, Mre. Carrie Matthews, Miss Iris Spencer, Mrs. Sadie Herndon, Mrs. Mildred James, Mre. Laura Wise, arm Mre. Marian Browning on end. The A micae Chapter will sponsor a Friendship Tea on Sunday, Jan uary 26, at Tuttle Center. The public is invited. Jim CHENILLE AND JACQUARD BED SPREADS^ FULL AND TWIN HUBS BEG. 49c SEAMLESS NYLONS 23' Slight Img. LADIES’ BATON „ PANTIES 27* REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES UDIES WINTER COATS *lO HEAVY LINING. SIZES 10 TO It. Tots Crawlers & Dungarees 77' CORDUROY AND DEMIN. MANY COLORS TOTS CAR COATS 2“ WITH HOODS AND QUILTED LINING ; LINED PLASTIC DRAPES AND RUFFLED CERTAINS 77* Industry Booming In CP&L Region Industrial firms announced plans In 1961 to spend In excess of fltt million tor new and expanded plants in the two-date region serv ed by Carolina Power. A Light Co. Den E. Stewart, vtee-pred denl Is charge as area devolep mat far CP Ah, said expendi tures sever 14 new plants and ate s Md’d uSsncw Jrts and new ananal payroll es HU The 190 figure Is the second highest In the history of the com pany’s industrial development pro gram, and la Just under 190’s rec ord-breaking sllO million. "Tribute .is due the North. Caro lina Department of Conservation sad Development and tha South Tiresfone MILEAGE BARGAIN rtgßh FIRESTONE Champion New Treacle lUllllmj; Applied on Sound Tire Bodice or on Your Own Tires Wmm jijff jj V Same Tread Width Sama Traad Depth V Same Tread Design V Sama Traad Quality w ~1 At Naw Firestone Tire* You Don't .. Need Cosh QQQ JJgJ * Yeur Old Tire* nmlmmai IssMesUt the Down Payment ALL giZES AVAILABLE Firestone Stores 415 FAYETTEVILLE BT. TE Carolina Development Board, local chambers es commerce. Industrial development agendas and other utilities for their initiative and tor the excellent support they have given in this industrial effort," S. wart said. . He cited the wide dlspersemer of industrial growth throughout th CPAL region, which covers abo r half the land ana at North C» line and a fourth es the Pain . State. - * - ’ * 1 Go To Church Sunday LARGE SELECTION LADIES DRESSES LADIES* COTTON BRAS 23 c SIZES UTO as. LADIES* FLANNEL GOWNS97* ALSO BATON AMD COTTONS

Page Text

This is the computer-generated OCR text representation of this newspaper page. It may be empty, if no text could be automatically recognized. This data is also available in Plain Text and XML formats.

Return to page view