fERE ARE YOUR BEST FOOD VALUES FOR THIS WEEK
[Today’s Menu
U^^ KXANDEB GEORGE
fonberrieg In Sherbet
Dinner
m 0f celery Soup Wafers
^ Chicken, Chestnut Stuffing
^ Msshed Sweet Potatoes
Otblet Gravy
Buttered Broccoli
Cranberry Sherbet
Toasted Biscuits
Head Lettuce Quarters
Thousand Island Dressing
Bouthem Pecan Tarts
Coffee
Cranberry Sherbet
(Serve With Main Course)
I cuds berries; 3 cups water; 3
i-iSar^cups milk; 1 tea
I .peon grated lemon rind; 1 table
lijoOT lemon Juice.
' tell berries and water until ber
11M sre soft, press through sieve,
|„M rind and juice to sugar. When
J aired, slowly and berry Juice and
I milt Pour Into freezer and freeze
I until stiff
] This sherbet can be frozen In me
I •hanlcal refrigerator by beating well
I u jo minute Intervals during first
II hours. It will require 4 hours to
Ifteese.
Thousand Island Dress in*
14 cup stiff mayonnaise; 1-4 cup
*01 ,auce; t tablespoons minced
Ull pickles; 4 ripe olives, chopped;
I teaspoon minced plmentoes; 1
Hupoon lemon Juice.
Iflx and chiU ingredlenta and
mre on crisp head lettuce*
Southern Pecan Tart*.
« unjjaked tart cases; I 1-4 cups
Wpr; i-3 cup corn syrup; 4 taWe
mons butter; 3 eggs beaten; 2-3
op pecans; 1-8 teaspoon salt; 1
les spoon vanilla.
Mix sugar and syrup and butter,
heat and pour over eggs, beat and
rool. Add pecans, salt and vanilla,
nil unbaked pastry cases fitted In
muffin pans or small pie pans. Bake
15 mjmites in moderately slow oven.
Cool and when served spread with
thlpperi cream. Rich but delicious*
farm worker falls
DEAD AFTER SOUFFLE
REIDSVILLE. Nov. 13.—(/P)—Cliff -
ton Southard, 21 year old farm
irorker. feH dead after a friendly
scuffle with two neighbors. A cor- |
oner's Jury found he died of natu- j
rai causes. I
II. S. POPULATION
MAY REACH PEAK
NEAR YEAR 1950
Studies Show Births
Have Declined
Rapidly
COLLEGE STATION, Raleigh,
Nov. 13.—The population of the
United States will probably reach
Its peak around 1950, according to
estimates of the U. S. Department
of Agriculture.
The Agricultural Experiment
Station at State College has re
ceived reports on studies made by
the Department of Agriculture
which show that the birth rate in
the nation has declined 25 per cent
in the past 10 years.
* If the birth rate continues to de
cline in the same proportion during
the next 15 years, it will probably
be about equal to the death rate by
the middle of the century, it was
pointed out.
Mo Immigration
If 'it continues to decline after
that time, the population will di
minish unless there is an increase
In Immigration.
Fifty years from now, there may
be only a third as many children in
the nation as at present time, and
only half as many women of child
bearing age. There will be nearly
three times as many old people, it
is estimated.
Many unemployed urban people
will seek shelter and sustenance with
relatives and friends on farms. Many
will start little farms and never re
turn again to the cities to live.
While millions of farm youths will
migrate to cities, other millions will
begin farming, most on farms va
cated by the death of aged farmers.
There will probably be an increas
ing number of tenants, it is believd,
with much of the land owned by
people dwelling in cities.
These various developments can
be retarded, in the opinion of so
ciologists and economists, by decen
tralisation of population, industry,
and commerce, by the spread of
part-time fafming, and by a grow
ing realization on the part of the
middle and upper classes that they
have a responsibility for the wel
fare of the nation and the reproduc
tion of the race.
PROPST GIVES
mnn
were
FORYOUR
SUGAR 10 pound Bag 47c
CORN MEAL 10 pound 22c
BLISS COFFEE pound 23c
Pure Rio Coffee lb. 12V^>c
2 — 1 POUND BOXES
GEM FLAKE CRACKERS 19c
1 POUND PACKAGE
VANILLA WAFERS 15c
10 POUNDS NO. 1 '
IRISH POTATOES 29c
3 — Sc PACKAGES
SALT 3 For 10c
KEROSENE 5 Gallons' 48c
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beautiful Din
ner Glass Free.
1 pound .
CABBAGE,
3 Pounds __
10c
ONIONS,
3 Pounds „,u
Fresh Spinach,
Pound -
Green Beans,
Pound _
Pure Pork
Sausage, lb.
Extra Thick
Fat Back, lb.
Bologna
Sausage, lb.
BEEF
ROAST, lb.
10c
10c
1-3
8 ~c
23c
12£c
15c
12ic
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Boiling Springs
ClabsInMeetings
Imogen? Hamrick Celebrates Sixth
Birthday; Personal
Mention.
BOILING SPRINGS, Nov. 13.—
Mrs. J. L. Pruette recently enter
tained the‘members of the Tongues
and Needles club and a number of
other guests.
The home was tastefully arrang
ed with a profusion of white chry
santhemums and bronze marigolds.
After the business meeting the
guests enjoyed a social half hour,
at which time the hostess served an
appetizing course consisting of
Chinese chicken, sandwiches, cake
and coffee.
Her Sixth Birthday
Mrs. Ostace Hamrick honored her
little daughter, Imogens, with a
lovely lawn party on her sixth birth
day. A large number of little boys
and girls attended. Games were
played and stories were told on the
lawn. The little guests were after
ward invited into the dining room
where a pretty white birthday cake
holding six candles graced the cen
ter of the tables. On either end of
the table were pink lighted candles
holding blue tapers. Ice cream, cake,
nuts and punch were served.
The honored received a variety of
birthday gifts.
Miss Qertte Greene and Mrs. Cade
Greene entertained the members of
tile Garden club at the home of the
latter Tuesday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
Pretty red leaves, white roses and
chrysanthemums were used In the
decoration of the home.
The committees were announced
for the ensuing year by the newly
elected president, Miss Gertie
Greene. The year calendar was
made.
Mrs. Cade Greene read two time
ly articles on “What To Plant In
the Fall" and “How to Start and
Care for a Small Orchard". Re
freshment plates consisting of
chicken salad, nuts, sandwiches and
coffee were passed.
Dr. George Burnette and a group
of the college singers gave a pro
gram In the Concord Baptist church
near Bostic Sunday.
Dr. W. A. Adams of Rutherford
VALUES!
Fancy Blue Rose
RICE 6 »>’ 25c
Whitehouse
MILK Double Rich Evip. 3 Till Com 20C
Ann Page or Iona
BEANS With P9rk i8u- 6m 5c
Sliced /
BACON - lb. - 29c
Sunnylield
CORN FLAKES 4 »- 25c
Iona
FLOUR 24-lb. Bag 75c
Sunnyfield Fancy Creamery
BUTTER «' wm ». 39c
Fresh Cut Tub Butter, lb. 37«
Gelatin Dessert—Assorted
SPARKLE— Pkg - 5c
'Also Puddings
A&P Large
PULLMAN w 9c
AIM Whole Wheat, Bye, lutein, ete.
V
Camay
Soap, 3 bars — 17c
Jf. B. C Premium
Flakes, 1 lb. pkg. 17c
urannmoTnen
Fruit Cake
1 lb. 45c 2 lbs. 85c
Produce Specials
LETTUCE 3 For 25c
CELERY Stalk 10c
GREEN BEANS 3 lbs. 25c
Florida Oranges 12Vfec to 20c
SPINACH 3 pounds 25c
Nice Tomatoes pound 10c
ONIONS 2 pounds 5c
WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF FRUIT
CAKE INGREDIENTS.
Meat Specials
STEW BEEF pound 10c
CHUCK ROAST pound 15c
ROUND STEAK pound 21c
VEAL CHOPS pound 15c
VEAL STEAK pound 29c
FAT BACK pound 13%c
ton who Is representing the United
Drj’s recently gave a lecture In the
church here.
Mr and Mrs. Unle Hamrick. Mr.
and Mrs. Graham Hamrick and
Miss Rosin a Hamrick spent the
week-end In Conover with Mr and
Mrs. Jonathan Hamrick.
Miss Marjorie Hamrick of Foun
tain Inn, S. C. but who Is now at
tending Wlnthrop college at Rock
Hill, S. C. spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Hamrick.
Miss Mable Goode of Chesnee, S
C. and Mias Vemia Goode of Chapel
Hill spent the week-end at their
home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Lawhon re
turned recently from a ten days visit
with Mr. Lawhon’s parents at Car
thage. Mrs. Cade Greene accom
panied them to Thomasvllle and
visited relatives there for a few
days.
Mrs. Travis White Rnd little
daughter, Theodosln of Spartan
burg spent the past week with her
I
sister. Mm. Dean Whit*.
Mr. and Mrs. 1’rancta Lancaster
and daughter, Anne, who have been
spenldng alx weeks her* with Mra.
Bufie Hamrick returned to the Har
ris community Monday where Mr.
Lancaster teaches. School began
there this week.
Mrs. Fred Johnson of Mt, Airy
visited her parents, Mr. arid Mra.
J. B. Hamrick last week.
Mrs. Addle Mac Clreene has add
ed two new rooms to her horn* and
j made other improvement#.
Announce Services
At Pleasant Hill
Services will be held at Pleasant
Hill Methodist Protestant church
on next Sunday with Rev. Caleb
Hoyle preaching at 11 o'clock. The
fourth quarterly conference will
also be held and ell members are
asked to be present. Some impor
' tant business matters will come up.
PIGGLY
WIGGLY
SPECIALS
Sugar 10 lb. Cloth Bag 47c
SALT 2-5c pkgs. 5c
Corn Meal loib.bag 22c
Pink Salmon 10c
Heinz Catsup 14 oz. Bottle 17c
Vanilla Wafers 1 lb. Box 15
Oysters Crackers 1 lb. Box 15c
Soda Crackers 1 lb. Box 9c
Dessert Peaches 15c
Maxwell House Coffee ‘AN , 25c
Salad Dressing full qt. 19c
Tiny Pears 19c
Good Brooms Each 25c
4 n
Meat Specials
GOOD
Fat Back Meat u>. 11c
Stew Meat good rib lb. lQc
Mix Sausage lb. 10c
BEST
Roast Beef lb. 14c
Pork Chops pound 24c
GOOD
STEAK pound 20c
FISH 3 pounds 5c
FULL LINE OF FRESH PRODUCE
Any Cut In Western Beef Or Lamb
Home Dressed Poultry
---r.c r.'."'.»rrg.j—-—
Port Norris, New Jersey Oysters. World’s
Best
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Magness Market
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-Prompt Attention To Phone Orders
CHOICE BRANDED ROUND ov
SIRLOIN STEAK pound 25c
CHOICE
ROAST BEEF pound 18«
STEW BEEF pound 10a
MIX SAUSAGE pound 10a.
COUNTRY
PORK SAUSAGE poind 25s
Breakfast Bacon pound 20i;
OYSTERS Quart 89s
~DHE8SEt> WlUlHH
FRESH FI8H AND
KEETERS
SPECIALS
TRADE WHERE QUALITT 'AMO
PRICE RULE
- Irish Potatoes
10 Pound*
19c
RICE
Pound
5c
MACARONI
7-Ounce Package
5c
MAXWELL HOUSE
COFFEE
Pound
25c
DILL or SOUR
PICKLES
Quart
15c
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IE
5
National Oats
Large Size Package
I
£
5
S
1
B
I
19c
Ripple Wheat
30 Biscuits For
IOC
Complete Line of Fruit Cake Ingredient*.
— PRODUCE SPECIALS w_
BRUSSELL SPROUTS — Pound-iZ. 16c
GREEN BEANS — 3 Pounds --25c
SQUASH — Pound.——-— 15c
BROCCOLI — Pound.—-—.w--* 15c
TOMOTOES — Pound..— 10c
LETTUCE — Large Head.-10c
CELERY — Large Stalk_10c
GRAPEFRUIT — EACH-•—-—5c
BANANAS — Pound .-—r. 5c
— MARKET SPECIALS — 7~
PORK CHOPS — Pound__36c
BACON — Sliced — Pound.. 33c
FAT BACK — Pound..—------ 14e
BEEF ROAST CHUCK — Pound_—-i-15c
BEEF FOR STEW — Pound... We
WIENERS — Armour’s — Pound_l*e
PORK ROAST — Lean — Pound_33c
PRICES EFFECTIVE AT CLEVELAND CLOThTmILL
, ; STORE.
HOME DRESSED HENS AND FRYER8.