NEWS OF OUR
MENw WOMEN
IN UNIFORM
PFC. HAROLD G. MAST, who &
in t;:e European '.va: theatre. wishes
to thank those who ivre.te him even
though he may not have had a
chancv '.o answer every letter. He
asks to be remembered tc- all his
friends.
RUSSELL ATKINS, storekeepe
first class, and Mrs. Atkins, of Solo
mons. Mrf . were visitors last week
at the home of hi- mother. Mrs. Sain
Atkins. Russell is being transferred
U juties outstdes the States.
LISUT (jg> WADE E. BROWN. ;
who Has lj*en in Princeton. N. J., i
since he entered the naval serv ice, i
is spending > feu day? SVith his fans- j
in in Boone. Lieut. Brawn will re- I
port back to Norfolk. Va . for ad- j
ditional speciai training before gr.- j
ing to sea JsIhS
SOT. JOHN V. IDOL ha.- return- j
twf Id duty after spending a 17-day
furlough with his wife ana son a1 1
Farlear and his mother en Boone I
KouUr 2
CPL. PAUL J. DU PRE, of Camp |
Claibitrne. La has been visiUnt? :
Mrs DuPre in Boone
? ? ? :
YONAHLOSSEE
THEATR E
BLOWING HOCK. N. C.
Phone 3071
SUNDAY
''Thousands Cheer"
i Technicolor
MONDAY
Greer Garson. Waller Pidgeon in
"Madame Cur re"
TUESDAY
"Bathing Beauty"
Bed r.kellon. Esther Williams
WEDNESDAY
Pat O'Brien, Ruth Hussy in
"Marine Raiders"
THURSDAY
Geo. Sanders. Linda Darneil in
"Summer Storm"
FRIDAY
Michael O'Sh&a, Anne Shirley in
| ' Man From Frisco"
SATURDAY
Hopalong Cassidy ir.
"Riders of Deadline"
Shows at 3:00 - 7;00 9:00
Sunday Movies 3:00 - 9:00
YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME
JOHN A. SHEPHERD, AMM 3c, >
j Advanced Aviation Military Base!
station. Norfolk, Va., spent the j
'week-end with his parents. Mr. m?d ;
..Mrs. M. 1, Shepherd, of Sugar;
; Grove.
LT. tjg) DEWEY BINGHAM, c-: ,
j New River Marine base, is spending
' a five- day furlough :n Boone with j
: his father, Mr. I. J Bingham. Lieut, i
Bingham is in the marine denial j
corps. j
A-C WALTER C. THOMPSON, who j
is in training for a pilot, at Maxwell |
Field. Alabama, wishes to hear from
friends \vi Watauga county; His
address is: A-C Waiter C. Thompson,
ASM 34891140. Sec. M. Sqdri. C.
Flight 2, Class 45, C, Maxwell Field. I
Alabama.
CHAPl.MN tip 1.4.) JAMES Cij
SHERWOOD, former pastor of Cove i
Creek Baptist Church, woald appre !
ciate letters from those who care to :
w ri'c him His address is 37th AAA ;
Group Heado.eirte:-' Camp Haan. i
C;,i'X
SGT. JAMES M. SURKETT. JR.. j
of the Li. S. Army, sou of Mr. and ?
Airs. Jim Biakett, of Mabel. is witii !
a tank division in the Souihw est Fa- >
eiiie. He has been i:i :erv;ke 19 j
months, and ha* been ?owi^iits for;
tour i:tu; tii.s. He lveer.eii i'is basic,
training at Camp Canipliei!. Ky. I
CPL. GENE L. SMITH, oi Valk
Gtucis. hi? rwUUesi his wife that [
he has landed at a pert in the
Southwest Pacific area with an en-!
gineersng outfit He entered the !
army in. Dei ere. her, 15542. i
VAUGKTON WATSON, son nt
; Mr. and Mr.-. A. G. Watson, of Deep
iosp. who. has been employed at
the Aberdeen. Md.. proving grounds,
entered the navy ;n J illy t>. and is
now stationed at Camp Peary, Va. j
Mother's Prayer Answered
1 am more than thankful for my '
idear mother's prayer;. Somehow'
| somewhere some mothers son ?wiii j
j teturn home. I am more tb.ari haupv i
to know mother is praying for me;
j and others as well.
SGT. RCBT. S. PERRY.
! Somewhere in ;iw British Isles
Arrives Safely In England
j Mr. and Mrs. Murray Greene, of ,
I Boone, have received word that i
their scr. Ffe. Robert Ransom!
Greene has arrived safely ;r- Eng- !
l?nd. Pfe. Greene has been in serv
ice since April 12. 1943.
SGT. JAMES PENLEY, who 10
fcenity spent a furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Per.
ley. of Rich Mountain, is now sta
tioned at Camp San Luis Obispo,
Calif, llss address is: Sgt .James
Fenley. 341 15145, Medical bet., 3t>6th
Irifantry. APO 445, care postmaster,
Camp San Luis Obispo, Calif.
In Ne*r Guinea
Mrs. Thomas F. Oavis, the former
Mildred Moody, of Banner Eli;
K F. 11.. nas received word that her
husband. Pvt. Thomas F. Davis, has
landed safely somewhere in New
Guinea. Before leaving the States.
Fvt. Davis was stationed at Csmu
Gordon Johnston. F!a.
Sgi. J. V/. Greene at Miami Bsach
Miami Beach. Fla. ? T-Sgt. James
W Greene, age 26. of Bakersvilie,
letuLned from service outside the
CCRiuiO'tal United States, now is be
ing processed through the army air
forces redistribution station in Mi
ami Bench, where his rexi assign
ment wiij be determined. He served
sis a B-17 Flying Fortress crew chief
in the F.urcpean theatre for two
SIR???!
State College Hints
To Farm Hornemakers
By RUTH CURRANT
(N. C. StaJfr College!
In these busy times no one can
afford to Spend ail day doing house
work. or to neglect it because of
outside activities. A good manager
in the home works quickly and easi
ly. gets the job done and has time
left for other things.
Most everyone cap. learn to be
more efficient. There is a short and
easy way to do every task. Unne
i-essai motions and steps need to
be e.imir.atec . Equipment should ?
be arranged so it is stored at the
placr where it i? used.
A bed made carefully one-' a week
should require very little daily care.
Covers will slay :n place )f the cor
ners are anchored right. Each
morning the sheet* ear be smooth
ed out. the pillows plumped up. and
the spread pulleci baek into place in
a minute's time.
-. ?
Pr.e.-l u\ g.>od posture while you
sweep. Stand upright, with your
weight on the brills of the feot. To
prevent stooping, use a long-handled
dust pan to take up the dust. Hang
up the broom and dust pan when
you have finished.
?fc *? V
Lots ef as have goiter, into the
habit of throwing away the outer,
dark green leaves of lettuce, yet
they're good for us. Actually, they
an- richer in vilannr.s and minerals
than the inner bleached leaves.
Shred them into the saiad bowl or
serve them wilted v. ith a hot bacon
dressing. Another triek is to put
these outer 'eaves into the soup pot.
Suggestions Given
For Souring Milk
I. ike many housewives in North
Carolina, a lady from Newton
CJiove has had trouble in getting
her milk to sour normally and has
written the animal husbandry de
partment at State College asking
whether her cow was at fault or
whether the trouble was with the
kind of feed that the cow was get
ting.
\Y. M. Roberts, associate in ant
mui industry, replied that she was
probabiy getting too many of the
wrong kind of germs in the nti'lc.
He suggested lar.aning ana steriliz
ing all the equipment thai comes in
contact with the milk. His instruc
tions were to rinse the utensils i>;
coin or lukewarm water immediate
ly after use and then to scrub it
with a biuiih and washing powder,
not soap and a rag, and finally to
rise with hot water. A chlorine d&
TIME OUT FOR FUN!
We offer iou a comfortable cushioned seat in a air-conditioned coaled
theatre . . . with a combination of stage and screen shows that you will
remember . . . for days to come!
ON STAGE ? IN PERSON
THE
BRIARHOPPERS
Featuring
FRED KIRBY
The Victory Cowboy
Whitey and Hogan - Fdddlin' Hank ? Big Bill Davis
Direct from Radio Station WBT in Charlotte
On the Screen
"JUHGLE WOMAN"
Selected Shorts
Doors Open 2:00 and 7:00 p. m.
Stage Shows at 4:00 - 8:30 - 10:30 p. m.
Prices: Matinee, Adults, 40c; Nite 50c
Prices include Federal Taxes
> Next Tuesday, August 1st, 1944
APPALACHIAN THEATRE
BOONE. N. C.
intectsnt can Li? used.
Hi- ;>lso suggested lhal the caw !
not be- milked in a dusty place ar.d
that the udtler of the cow 00 clear:- j
ed with a ilajnp cloth.
The milk is then to be cooled as
soon as possible after milking to
50 degrees tor drinking. If sou;
mi!k or cream for churning is tie
sired, the milk should 5>e warmed to
70 to 75 degrees for souring. When
the temperature of the milk goes
to 85 to 90 degrees, undesirable
germs grow faster than the milk
souring conns
If the problem is not solved in
this way Roberts suggested that
the milk be brought to 160 degree?
and cooled. Theft add some com
mercial or high-grade country but
termilk. and let the milk sour.
Ht* pointed out that keeping trie
buttermilk at about 50 degrees aft
er churning retards the separation
of whey and hardening of the curd.
In i934 ;? poster of the Polish
League read: "Our archenemies, the
Germans, are getting evermore
threatening. Thie Hitlerites arc
committing bestial atrocities against j
the Polish populace, and are seek
ing to destroy, in a barbaric man- '
ner. everything that is Polish. The ;
German hydra is raising anew its j
many-headed body. Its jaws art i
spitting flames of hatred and its
thievish c'av.s seek prey " ? Atlan
tic Monthly.
Phone 170
TODAY ? TH IRSDVY
Last Oay
Betty Grabie
Joe E. Brown
Martha Raye
BARGAIN DAY? FRIDAY
G9c and 20c AU Day
Take advantage of your Bargain
Days. Here's your Bargain i'jr
Sodayi
ONt FAtSE
MOVE... AMU
A SAP tffWE.
Thrill with
tfas iat?
d?WI$ Of...
Uncis Sam's
littte Jtavy"!
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PARKER HAYBEf
SATURDAY
OSc and 2Sc
Open at 11:00 a. m
WW
: ?oVoi? javokive
!*8a**as& <t*a>ui A'nuACK.
aWUS^UMB Of
Also Added:
ONE RUN ELMER"
Buster Keaton Comedy
Chapter No. 2 of New Serial
"THE PHANTOM"
/'FRANKLY, I THINK IT'S
I A CASE OP WISHFUL <
/ THINKING. HE KEFP5
. hoping nature will
/ C-ET MIXED UP AND
1 PUT IN A FEW
\dp.cps OF DR. PEPPER
SATURDAY NIGHT
7:00 io 10:30 p. m.
SRiHG IN THE KlU.fR . . .
OEAU OR AUVEii But~Wfcc
jis this fiend who whisttas
HgiSSii, while he murders??
tZ-n'-v
OWl. SHOW SAT. NIGHT
10:30 p. m.
Ccme Early ? Sldrls on Time
10:30 p. m.
cee^tWii ||s
Ms
MAlfc* M
s^bmi
?W ..
SUCKERS
MONDAY ONLY
Three times the
thrills and laughs
and romance in
Dr.GHIespie's new
est end most ex
citing fldvsntvte?
TfriKEI
MEN IN
WHITE
W#fc LIONEL
BARRYMORE
Van JOHNSON
Marilyn MAXWELL
, KEYE LUKE
" AVA GARDNER
ALMA KRUGER
TUESDAY
You've heai-d 'em on the air
many iimes . . . You have thrill
ed to the songs of She Victory
Ccwboy! And you have per
haps seen them . . . But. here
is a brand new show ? full or
gags au'i giggles . . . Fun ?nd
music . . .
"The
Briarfaoppers"
?wiib
FRED KIRBY
The Victory Cowboy
Whitey and Hogan
Fidd!in/ Hank
Big Bill Davis
A FULL HOUR OF FUN
AND MUSIC
CUSHIONED SEATS
(No Hard Plunks to Sit on)
COOL ? COMFORTABLE
AIR CONDITIONED
THEATRE
REASONABLE PRICES
On Screen
"Jungle Woman"
Cartoon
EXTRA SHORTS
Theatre Doors Open
2:00 ? 7:0(1 p. m.
Stage Shows at
4:00 - 8:30 and 10:30 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
FREfflRIC MARCSFf
ALEXIS SMITH
DON At 0 CRISP
AlA^ HAVE