Highlands Highlights
MRS. D. Q. STORY
KENTUCKY GIRL TO WED
Ll'PTON RAINWATER
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maurice
Walters, of Shelbyville, Ky ,
have announced the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Barbara
Walters, to Lupton Rainwater,
of Pensacola, Fla., and High
lands, the marriage to talct
place December 20 in Shelby
ville.
The bride-to-be attendee
Margaret Hall school, Versailles
Ky., and was graduated from
Sullins college, Bristol, Va., lat
er attending the University of
Kentucky at Lexington. Her sor
ority is Delta Delta Delta Her
mother is the former Miss Rob
erta Bair of Waverly, Kans
and her only brother is James
Kingston Walters of Shelbyville.
The groom-to-be attended At
lanta public schools and Emory
university. He is a member of
the Chi Chi fraternity. He serv
ed four years in the war train
ing service and In the army air
transport command on overseas
duty. He is the son of Charles
Veazey Rainwater, of Pensa
cola and Highlands. His late
mother was the former Miss
Sally Brown Edmondson, of An
niston, Ala. His brothers are
Veazey Rainwater, Jr., of Beau
mont, Texas, and Brown Rain
water and Crawford Rainwater
of Pensacola, Fla.
Mr. Rainwater is attending
the University of Kentucky at
Lexington, where the young
couple will make their home.
BRIDGE LUNCHEON HONORS
MRS. JOHN H. C. PERRY
Mrs. Wilton H. Cobb and Mrs.
Eliot Caztarc were hostesses at
a four-table bridge luncheon
last Wednesday at the home oi
Mrs. Cobb, honoring Mrs. John
H. C. Perry, whose marriage wa:
an event of late September.
A profusion of chrysanthem
ums and marigolds were used tc
decorate the home. In the four
table game, Mrs. Tudor N. Hali
won high score prize, and the
consolation was awarded to Mis;.
Marguerite Ravenel. t 'A set of
picture table mats was present
ed to the honor guest.
Included in the courtesy were
Mrs. Bailey, Miss Ravenel, Mrs.
William A. Matthews, Mrs. Alict
Bullock, Miss Sara Gilder, Mrs
Marion Sutton, Mrs. Robert
Hager, Mrs. Tom Harbison, Mrs
E. R. Gilbert, Mrs. Hall, Mrs
Frank B. Cook, Mrs. Edythe
Quinn. Mrs. J. B. Vestbrook,
Mrs. Clark Witherell, and Mrs.
H. G. Story.
Personal Mention
I
Mrs. W. G. Culbertson, of
Highlands, left recently for
Honolulu, where she will visit
her parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Spencer. She expects to
be gone until about the first of
April.
Mrs. Carl Zoellner left Satur
day morning for a four weeks'
visit with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Zoellner, in Homosassa Springs,
Fla.
Capt. and Mrs. Val S. Pierson
and small daughter, Marjorie
Lynn, of Columbus, Ga., and
Mrs. Pierson's sister, Miss Janet
Tanner of LaGrange. Ga., were
week-end guests of Captain
Pierson's father, S. P. Pierson,
who returned with them to
Columbus to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon B.
Zahner had as their week-end
guests Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Henley, III, and their two
children of Birmingham, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Cook
and daughter. Miss Beverly
Cook, spent the week-end in
Atlanta and Athens, Ga., and
attended the Georgia-Alabama
football game in Athens Satur
day afternoon.
CoL G. S. Brownell left Sun
day to join Mrs. Brownell In
Charleston, S. C., where they
plan to take an apartment for
thp winter
P. T. A.
To Hear Morgan, Hays
At Meet Tuesday
The Highlands P. T. A. will
hold Its November meeting next
Tuesday at 7:45 p. m., at the
school" building.
Mrs. Manson Valentine, chair
man of the program committee,
has announced that the general
topic for discussion will be
"Family Education." The Rev. A.
Rufus Morgan will speak on
"Religious and Moral Educa
tion," and W. A. Hays will pre
sent his Ideas on "Vocational
Opportunities for Young People
In Highlands."
Mrs. H. B. Bloomer
Is Dead In Detroit
News was received here lost
week of the death of Mrs. How
ard B. Bloomer Novimber 8'
in a Detroit, Mich, hospital. Mr.
Bloomer is a brother of the late
Mrs. Edith Dougall. of High
lands and St. Augustine, Fla.
Highlands Theatre
Program
Monday-Tuesday, Nov. 3-4
"Copacabana"
? With ?
Carmen Miranda, Grot r>.<)
Marx, Andy Russell
Also Comedy
Friday-Saturday, Nov. 7-8
"Trail to San Antone"
? - With ?
Gene Autry
COMEDY AND NEWS ||
NO ACCIDENT
Doctor, to fanner applicant
for life Insurance:
"Have you ever been sick?"
"Not a day In my life."
"Ever had an accident".
"No."
"Never had an accident of
any kind?"
"No, never have."
"Why. hpw can you stand
up there and tell me that?
Weren't you In the hospital re
cently as a result of a bull's
getting you down and nearly ,
killing you?"
"Sure. But that wasn't an ac
cident. That dern varmint did
that on purpose."
All English sparrows In this
country are descendants of eight
pairs brought to the United
States In 1850.
Our tune, thoughts and. ef
forts are devoted to Electri
cal WoJ-k. and we endeavor to
do lhat one thing well.
(bleririr (?0.
(WADE SUTTON,
PHONE 100
DANCE AT
HELEN'S BARN
.
Every Saturday Night
Open 8:30 to 12:00 o'clock
BOOTS
Strong
and
Durab1;?
Mads from
B~st Grade
Leather
Also Rubber
Boots and
Overshoes
CAfOOAs &C>A^ ?5 ay^U-UQ^ ^ g Cs^fZ&A,' ^ CK^O^V^yCX ^
^ (tHoweeh harvest
fc% afp?f rcrcac ^
Tender Smoked Half? Whole |
HAMS '"S^
U. S. GOOD SIRLOIN
STEAK 69*1
Short Shank Smoked 4 - 6 lb. sizes
MCMICS lb,49c
SIRLOIN VEAL
STEAK lb. 69c|
THIN SLICED
BACON lb. 79c
ECONOMY CUT POUND
PORK CHOPS... 65c
ECONOMY CUT POUND
SMOKED HAM .. 75c
SEAFOOD
FILLETS OF
WHITING ....lb. 29c
FILLETS OF
HADDOCK ... lb. 43c |
SALMON
STEAKS lb. 49c |
FILLETS OF
ROCK COD. ..lb. 19c |
FILLETS OF
PERCH lb. 37c I
HALIBUT
STEAKS lb. 49c I
TABLE DRESSED
FRYERS lb. 59c
FRUITS - VEGETABLES
This is, "National Apple Week", and in honor of the King of all
fruits we offer the two following varities at most attractive special
prices:
FANCY WESTERN "BEST OF ALL FOR EATING"
DELICIOUS APPLES 4 lbs. 52c
VIRGINIA YORK Wonderfully Tart For Cooking Or Eating
IMPERIALS APPLES 5 lbs. 49c
Plan your meals to include Apple Dishes every day. It will prove to
be delightful and economical.
GREEN BEANS 2 lbs. 35c
JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES 5 lbs. 33c
U. S. NO. 1 10 LB. MESH BAG
IDAHO BAKING POTATOES ...... 69c
FALL RUSSET PEARS 3 lbs. 39c
YFLLOW ONIONS 3 lbs. 25c
Stf EET POTATOES 5 lbs. 33c
FRESH POUND
HONDURAS COCOANUTS 10c
CALIFORNIA
RED EMPEROR GRAPES 3 lbs. 33c
Dixie-Home Markets receive a full assortment of quality fruits and
vegetables every day. This assures you of getting them at their
peak of freshness.
PILLSBURY BVz OZ. PKG.
PIE CRIST I8C
JELLO ASSORTED FLAVORS PKG.
PUBMNG 8C
RED NO. 2 CAN
PIE CHERRIES 27?
PINEAPPLE NO. 2 CAN
JUICE 17c
GOLD CUP POUND
COFFEE - 43c
BAKERS giMMte POUND
C0C0fl 29c
BAKERS Vx POUND
CHOCOLATE 26'
DIXIE-HOME QUART
BLEACH 10c
EVAPORATED LB. CELLO BAG
PEACHES - 25c
rose 25 LB. BAG
ROYAL FLOUR 1.94
ARMOURS 3 LB. CARTON
SHORTENING 91c
Little Darling French Style No. 2 Can
GREEN BEANS 15*
Make and Bake Your Own
MIXED FRUITS Pound 49c
RED CHERRIES Pound 73c
GREEN CHERRIES .... Pound 77c
Natural Pineapple Slices ... lb. 63c
RED PINEAPPLE SLICES . . lb. 65c
GREEN PINEAPPLE SLICES lb 65c
CITRON, HALVES Pound 43c
LEMON PEEL, HALVES .... lb. 43c
ORANGE PEEL, HALVES . . . lb. 43c
Del Monte Seedless Raisins 15 oz 17c
POUND CELLO BAG
BABY EMERALD WALNUTS . lb. 35c
POUND CELLO BAG
NO. 1 DIAMOND WALNUTS . _ lb. 41c
LIBBY'S TINY
PEAS
1 & 2 iv.
NO. 303 CAN
24c
BAMA GRAPE
JAM
16 OZ. JAR
DIXIE-HOME 3 TALL OR 6 BABY CANS
MILK 35c
SILVER CUP POUND
COFFEE 59?
WHITE 10 LB. BAG
LACE FLOUR 95G
NIBLETS 12 OUNCES
CORN 17c
LYE NO. 2 CAN
HOMINY 10c
HUNTS FANCY NO. 2'/i CAN
PEACHES 29?
CAMPBELLS 2 CANS
TOMATO SOUP 21'
PHILLIPS CAN
TOMATO SOUP 5C
HUNTS PREPARED NO. 2'/a JAR
PRUNES 19?
ARGO OR LIBBY NO. 1 CAN
RED SALMON 59c
Heart* Delight 2? NO. 2 CANS
TOMATO JUICE 23c
JERSEY 14 OZ. BOTTLE
TOMATO CATSUP 20c
s ^-IDIXIEHOME^SUPER MARKET!?- ?-<?*?
E. S. LANE, Manager