Society
Tate, Mr.
I Are Wed
Tate, daughter of
Mrs. William H. Tale of
Vhr. a*d Sett W. Scott, son of
Paul U Scott and the lata Mr
of niaabalk City, wore unl-1
to marriage at tit Flrat Bapt-!
In Boone on Friday,
SO, at four o'clock in j
L. H. HoUinijtworth per
forated the double-ring ceremony
ta • 'netting of palms, lighted cand
laa, and white flowers. Mrs. Gray
ion Eggers, orjtanlst, and Mrs J.
Jr., vocalist, rendered
The bride was attired in a two
fieee auit of blue. Her acceaaorles
Were of Winter white and black,
the wore a white orchid corsage.
Both Mr. and Mr*. Scott are
hMmhars of the fa< < Qr of Appa
lachian Elementary School. Mrs.
Scott holds degrees from Lincoln
Memorial University and George
Peebody College for Teachers. Mr.
leott ia a graduate of Berry Col
lege and Appalachian State Teach
ers College.
Fallowing a wedding trip, the
•ouple will reside at 108 Faculty
Apartmeota.
TRADE AT HOME
Garden Club
Yule Meet Held
Among the Yuletide gathering*
held In the beautiful new home of
Dr. and Hn. William H. Plero
mon* ra the December meeting
of the Blue Ridge Garden Club.
The Chrlitnn decontioo*
throughout tlx house were an in
spiration to member* of the club,
especially aa thejr were the theme
for the program given by Mr*. B.
W. Stalling*. Mr*. R. H. Harmon
identified several *pecie* of holly
and recommended a wider u*e of
thi* versatile evergreen.
Mrs. Lee Reynold*, Mr*. D. I.
Wilcox, and Mr*. J. 1. Winkler
were hoeteaae* to the members
and guests, serving a colorful and
delicious luncheon.
Club Group
Meets Tonight
The Literature and Education
Department of the Worthwhile
Woman's Club will meet Thursday
at 7:30 with Mr*. D. L. Wilcox at
1)0 Oak Street Mr*. Gordon Tay
lor will be associate hostess.
Air Force Voodoo fighter-bomb
er wins back official world speed
record from Great Britain.
Piquant Pastries For Parties
Tabaaco ana (rated dmat added to packaged paetry mix re
sult! in the eaaaon'a b**t-taeting cocktail (ami Easy to do. and
you're assured of criep. warm nibbling food for your guest*. «o
good that you need aerve little eUe.
Tahanco. one at the oldeet food product* in the land, .(it "came
oof ahortly after the CivU War!) la atiU one of the best friend,
of every food. Does winders for eggs, for meat diahea of every
description, for white uturea and graviae.
Keep the bright little bottle handy, and maaaura out the proper
unount of drop* ao that youII be aura of using enough to impart
the delicate flavor and test for which this liquid pepper seasoning is
so famoui,
Tabasco Cheeae Straws
1 package pie cruet mix 1 cup grated sharp American cheese
% teaspoon Tabaaco
Turn pie cruet mix into mixing bowl; add cheeae. Mix with 2
forks until cheese is evenly distributed -throughout mixture Add
Tabaaco to water called for in package directions. Stir into mixture
with a fork. Form into ball. Roll out 1/16-inch thick on lightly
floured board ar poetry cloth. Cut out with email star or other
email cuttar, or roil with paetry wheel into atrip* 3 inchea long
and %-inch wide. Bake on ungraaaed cookie sheet in a moderate
oven, (375* F.) 5 to 7 minute* for email shapee and 10 minutes
for (trip*.
NOTE: If desired, form all or half of dough into a roll, 1U inches
in diameter. Place in freeser 1 hour or in refrigerator 2 heure,
or until flrm enough to slice. Cut into 1/16-inch slices. Place on
greased baking ah*et: if dented, eprinkle with paprika. Bake in
• moderate oven, (375* F.) 6 to 7 minute*.
Kitchen If Very
Important Room
Most of mc apend a great deal
et our time la the kitchen When
we build a Dew home or raaaodol
aa old aae, the kitchen uaually
haa mora money »peut oo it than
any °titer room in the boohe.
Your way ot living determine*
what your kitchen ahould be like,
for thia roaion planning or re
arranging it ia a very peraonal
matter Not every old or middle
ago kitchen nooda extenaive re
modeling. In raaay caaoa, one or
two amall changea will work woo
den in incrotaed convenience and
general livaMlity.
Often a new or recently re
modeled kitchen, altar it hae been
lived in awhile, will reveal cer
tain ahortcomlngi. Don't be dia
couraged, even the |beet deaignera
of kite he na admit thia ia not un
uaual.
One thing we all agree on ia
Iota of light in the kitchen. Day
light and aunlight give a cheerful
feeling to the room. Give artifici
al light careful attention. General
lighting throughout the room and
concentrated light over work areaa
such as th
A heat mUu (<Ua cot* into
■pace MtM far UUbM nblMti
This tu ha turned into aa ad
vantage by building • (Mm
work counter or daak with kaee
room beneath. The top aheold ha
28 inches from the floor lor peeV
1B« vegetable! or writing without
•train
The materials used in the kit
ehan must be eaiy to cara far.
Natural *wood cabinets have be
come very popular (or thia reason
They are finished with a aealer
and then are given a hard char
surface that only needs a damp
cloth rubbed over it to clean.
The kitchen is being combined
with the family room to make
thinga more pleasing for mother.
She can cook and (till join in the
family conversations.
DYE AID AGAINST CANCKK
London — Methlyene blue, a
widely used dye for itaining bac
teria to make them show up well
under the microscope, can cure
fast-growing cancers in small ani
mals, R. T. Pursell, a veterinar
ian from New South Wales, has
reported in the British scientific
journal Nature.
Fashion News
Skirt* have torn up oae inch
or ao the Pari* deaignen aay
also Mid that tbi* depends on the
height and the figure Could it be
that Pari* ha* at la*t caught on to
the fact that American women
(and the** are admittedly their
beat customer*) will not go along
with a fashion idea unJeaa it doe*
loraething (or them.
Thi* i* cucfa * change of tone
from the usual French fa*hion re
lease that we felt compelled to
comment on it j
The way American women took
to the decree* handed down by
Paris designers after World War
II certainly led them to believe,
and with good rea*on. that we were
a bunch of iheep. However, the
time ha* changed.
It ha* been a (low process but
perhap* the "ctraw" was the little
■ucceu the late*t French design
ha* met with in thi* country. The
one in que*tion is called the "lack
dre**" and with good reason.
American buyer* bought very
few of theie "*ack" number*. The
one* they bought were more for
ihowing than for selling And, a*
it worked out, even fewer of these
ANNOUNCEMENT
from
SHOEMAKE & COUNCILL
OIL COMPANY
503 E. Howard St. ' • Boone, N. C.
To Our Friends and Customers:
Beginning Wednesday, January 1, 1958, We Will Be Affiliated With j
Sinclair Refining Company
Ah a distributor of Sinclair gasoline, kerosene, fuel oil, and all related
products. We will be serving you with these fine products as we have
served you with Gulf products in the past, with our usual prompt,
efficient service. Our operation will continue bigger and better, and
we believe more satisfactory, if that is possible.
Out* Telephone Numbers Are
DAY, AMherst 4-8970 NIGHT, AMherst 4-3206 or 4-3921
THANK YOU
J. D. Shoemake and Johnny Councill
were »oid to Amarteaa wo
To Get Degree
At Emory U.
Atlanta. Git —Richard U Zuber,
708 faculty Street, Boone. N. C,
is among 70 students who complet
ed work toward degrees at the
close of the fall quarter at Kmory
University. Degrees will be for
mally conferred on all December,
|March and June graduates at
ceremonies early in June.
Zuber will receive the Master of
Arts degree.
DEMOCRAT ADS PAY "
NYHAN ■ABUT IN J AT AN
Faced with a proapect of a new
curplua at aoybeoaa, the Agricul
ture Department la taking atepa
to expand marketa for that com
moditjr in Japan
Tbia year1! aoybean crop ha*
baas forecast mm the Urfeat of re
cord, and in excen oI market
proapecta.
Than You Think!
|t-s Ltife' Than
V
DON'T
WAIT!
DO IT NOW — GET YOUR
AUTO LIABILITY
INSURANCE
No Auto Insurance — No 1958
License Plate
All North Carolina motorists must show proof of minimum insurance
coverage of $5,000 to $10,000 bodily injury and $5,000 property damage to
obtain 1958 license plates. Deadline for display of new plates is February
15, 1958
What Is Liability Insurance?
An automobile Insurance policy that provides insurance for damages to
persons or property caused by your motor vehicle and for which you are
legally obligated to pay.
Arrange for Proper Insurance Nouj
See
Coe Insurance & Realty Co.
217 E. King St. Boone, N. C. Dial AM 4-8256
I
Stallings Jewelry Company's After Christmas
THURSDAY, l I IIIH II I I T JANUARY
FRIDAY, II UW ill L 2-3-4
SATURDAY
W J O J. M.J Wm w m *0*
BAY SUE
Doors Open
10 A. M.
Group Of Diamond Rings
We have taken these out of our regular stock for immediate clearance. Most
are one-of-a-kind. Some have been here a long time. . .. Some are discon
tinued styles. This group includes wedding sets, wedding bands, solitaires,
dinner rings, princess rings, and genta' diamond rings.
3—Y. G. Diamond Dinner Rings,
Reg 1100 00—NOW $50.00
7-Diamond Bridal Seta—Y. G.—
Reg. $500.00—NOW ...... $350.00
1—Tray Wedding Bands $5.00 each
18-Diamond Briaal Seta—Y. G.—
Reg. $325.00—NOW $199.90
3—W. G. Dinner Rings — Reg.
$37.50— NOW $29.59
LADIES' JEWELRY
20->-Pearl Necklaces, from
$5.50 - $20.00 50% off
1—Cross, reg. $8.50 V4 price
8—Rhinestone Sets Half prlee
7—Bracelets Half price
3—Necklace Sets Vt price
3—Pin-Earring
Sets Now V4 price
1—Pr. 7 Strand Pearls —
reg. price $35.00, now $17.50
MEN'S JEWELRY
18 Genuine Leather Billfolds,
reg. price, $4.50 up
Sale $3.00
3 dozen Leather Straps, reg.
$1.00, Sale 50c
2 Cigarette Cases, reg. $9.50,
Sale $4.50
1 Group Cuff Links only $1.06
5—17-J. Waterproof Watches,
reg. $33.75, Sale ... $19.95
3 Doz. Stretch Bands 50% off
ELGIN - BULOVA - HAM ILTON
. . . The& nldin cannot be Mid
for brand new becaoae they have
been in our stock for a long Une
and have become "ahopwora."
Tbejr have a few scratches on them
and most of the boxes an soiled.
Each watch runs perfectly and
every watch caries ■ fnaraatee.
Your
Choice
Vx
PRICE plus tax
(1st COME — 1st SERVED)
BABY GOODS
2—six pc. Seta—Reg. $7.50—
NOW - $3.25
3—Spoon, Fork, and Cup Sets
Reg. $3.85—NOW ... $2.95
8—Spoon and Fork Sets—Reg.
$2.80—NOW $1.90
2—Sterling Spoon and Fork
Sets, reg. $5.00, NOW $2.59
1—Sterling Spoon and Fork
Set—Reg. $5.90, NOW $2.75
=
SILVER and CHINA
Salttia Crystal, nf Si M for «ac * SSc
•-c*. Tumbler* . *Vo
IS-pc MU jKlutraw Braaktalt
war*. rag. CMS*—Tm Sato . SIS.SS
four la pc iota of Stancle
NHtn, r*f. SUM.
for Bala I SIS.SS
1 aat Bavarian China, Srrvlca
for S. rai SSTSO r» Sola S4SJS
1 Ml French Havlland China- Autumn
Laaf- aarvlc* tor S. rrf SUS. 60
Hi Sola T. Sll
1 aot Syraeua* China- Bala Ire whlta
"K
Cafe Cod Cryatal. r««. Si SO
TERRIFIC VALUES IN
COSTUME JEWELRY
Yoar Choice |
Here is a fine selection of Cos
tume Jewelry la odds and cads. i
All la lovely designs.
and take your plch.
44c
Plus Tm
All Sales Cash
NO REFUNDS—NO EXCHANGES
NO GIFT WRAPPING
m
B. W. STALLINGS
BOONE'S LEADING JEWELER
SINCE 1933
LUCKY?
If Not, Wear Your Lucky
Birthstone
Group No. 1
Solid Golds, reg. $7.50—$1.99
Group No. 2
Solid Gold, Vi price
Group No. 3
Solid Gold, reg. $12.00, $0.95
Group No. 4
GenU' Solid Gold Now V* off
PENS and PENCILS
28 Pencils, reg. $1.50 to $15.00
Only $1.00
8 Fountain Pens Only $1.99
1 Sheaffer Set, reg. $30.00—
Sale $18.99
1 Sheaffer Set, reg. $18.00—
Sale price
1 Sheaffer Set. reg.* $14.00—
Sale prlee
3 Parker 21 Seta Sale ... $8.90
1 Sheaffer Set, reg. $15.95—
vi off m>\.
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