the BEST .
for LESS!
soy* y /'//, Ss'/s/f/y
look To libby's For Perfectionl ?> **
Corned Beef Hash : .'"' 29c
Ju>t Heat And Serve ? Beverly
Breakfast Sausage 18c
All-Purposo Plain Or MMMiig
Red Band Flour ! : 5 ? 53c
Pantry Shelf Must ? Standard Posk
Tomatoes : : :2'&^27c
Plain Or Iodized
"As you shop through Dixie Homo's smiling alslos of thrift
. . . you so* displayed all your favorlto brands in wide variety.
In ovory department, you find ? ujpiformfty of QUALITY?
caanod foods, frozon foods, dairy products, garden-fresh fruits
and vegetables, and' Quality-Tender Moats? and simply bocauso
our buyers SIT THI STANDARDS HIOHI Then, when you see
your total shopping reeelpt ? YOU KNOW you are getting the
HIT POR LIS SI' -
Morton's Salt : : : 2 ft? 21c
Eat A Better Breakfast ? Inrkhed
Jim Dandy Grits ! :2&19c
Bake A Cherry Plol Rod Sour ^
Pie Cherries : : ! ',t.'21c
IX
Crisp Presh Cocktail Peanuts
Planters Peanuts r ^ 35c
Por Party-Time Or Any-Time ? Sparkling Dole Hawaiian
Pineapple Juice
The Champion Of lards ? Thrifty
Armour's Pure Lard
Del Monto Delicious
Tomato Catsup
46-Ox.
Can
3-Lb.
Ctn.
M-Oi.
30
41'
19
Froien Food Valuool
PictSweet Frozen Presh
Butter Beans . 19c
PictSweet Frozon Fresh
Cut Corn : : 'IZ 19c
PictSweet Flavorful
Spinach
M
v 14-Oz.
? Pkg.
19c
Meaty Chicken
Legs .
Plump Chicken
Thighs
SAUSAGE
39*
An exceptionally low
price for thi* fine sausagel
Serve It at an evening . ^
meal, too, with fluffy hot Cup
grits, and a fruit salad, for
a delicious and economical
Lb. 73c Quality-Tender U. S. Choice Beef
Short Ribs
79e
Lb.
Pork Liver, lb. 29c
unoh-makd
Quality-Tender U. S. Choice Chuck
Beef Roast
Lb.
29*
49
Prescripton For Winter Healthl JUICY FLORIDA
Oreenwoods Home Style
Sweet-Spice Pickled
BEETS
20e
16-Oz.
Jar
Delicious With Chicken
Cranberry Sauce
OCEAN SPRAY
w?cT 20c
Playmates Sweet Mixed
PICKLES
r- 28c
Dinty Moore
BEEF STEW
52c
ll1 Florida Grapefruit 4-23'
CUT FOOD COSTS
A. Good Buyl All-Purpose U. S. No. 1
Potatoes 10 lb' 49c
Fresh Sweet Golden Bantam
Corn ; 4 !?" 39c
Crisp Golden Heart
Celery 2 25c
Fancy New Crop
Pole Beans ,lb 19c
Washington State Red Delicious
Apples 2 39c
Crisp Green
Collards 2 & 27c
7 Oz. Pkg.
Dixie-Home's New Egg In A New Dress
Large Size Grade A Shipped Fresh
PALMETTO
FARM
Ctn.Doz.
iped l-resh Medium Size Grade A Shipped Fresh
'63' Eggs 55'
Star-Kisl Chunk
TUNA
2 c'?,67c
For Family Wa>h
FAB
X 29c
For lovely Complexion
LUX SOAP
3 ft 23c
Delmonico
SPAGHEni
19c
Laundry Soap
OCTAGON '
22c
Lge.
Bart
For Your Boauty Bath
LUX SOAP
Bath
Six*
23c
Southern Gold V*'?
MARGARINE
lb 26c
Soap Powder
OCTAGON
X. 21c
Pure Mild
SWAN SOAP
2 t. 27c
MarVELous For Dishes
VEL
X 29c
Foaming Action Cleanser
AJAX
'?? 12c
Toilet Soap
SWAN SOAP
3 r 23c -
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PERSONALS
lira. Ted Reber la attending
Mardl Oru and visiting her
daughter, Mia Doris Ann Reber,
In New Orleans, La.
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Setser and
daughter, of Scotts, spent the
week-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Setaer.
Louis Penland, student at N.
C. State college, Raleigh, spent
the week-end at home.
Miss Nell Waldroop, who is
working In Ashevllle, spent sev
eral days at home last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ramsey
were week-end guests of Mr
and Mrs. Mac Setser in Athens,
Oa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Daven
port and two sons have return
ed to their home in Boston,
Mass. For the past four months
th'ey have been living at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Page, who are on a South J
American tour and are expect- '
ed to arrive home this week.
Miss Mary Slagle, of Atlanta,
Oa., spent several days last I
week with her parent*, Mr. and
Mr?. Fred SUgle.
Mlu Harriet Klnnebrew, who
has been in Memphis, Twin .
for several months, spent sev
eral days last week with Mr.
and Mrs Phil McCollum en
route to Winter Haven, Fla.
John M. Archer III, student
at the University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, was
home for the week-end. He was
accompanied by a classmate,
Harry Anderson, of Asheboro.
John Alsup, Jr., Roy Blddle,
Jr., and Jack Reece, all of
whom are stationed at Fort
Jackson, S. C , were home for
the week-end.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Oante,
of Anderson, Ind., are spend
ing several days at their home
at Gneiss.
Miss Oiive Patton, of Waynes
ville and Asheville, spent the
week-end at Kelly's Inn.
Troy Hurst has returned to
Newport News, Va., aftex spend
ing a week's vacation with his
family on Franklin, Route 4.
Elementary School News
I
By MRS. BETH GUFFEY
(Supervisor)
The health education program,
more than any other phase of
education, Is concerned with
each child's development,
maienance of a sound, healthy
body, and with building desir
able attitudes and practices for
healthy living.
The older boys and girls need
to know that mental and social
health are Important parts of
the safety picture and' that
safety goes beyond just looking
out for one's self to an assump
tlon of responsibility for the
safety of others.
The eighth grade pupils of
Iotla School have just complet
ed an interesting study in
health. The class chose three
topics for special study ? Safety,
First Aid, and Harmful Effects
of Alcohol and Narcotics. They
divided into three groups, each
pupils choosing the topic of
which he wished to make a
study.
Harry Moses, teacher, keeping
in the background as much as
possible, cited the children to
sources of material where in
formation could be secured. He
worked directly with the First
Aid group, teaching them how
to control bleeding, the appli
cation of splints, how to admin
ister artificial respiration, and
transportation practices, like
loading and carrying a stretch
er and loading an ambulance
or truck.
When the studies were com
pleted each group presented its
findings to the entire class, in
cluding demonstrations In First
Aid. Attractive booklets, charts,
and posters were made and dis
played in the classroom.
A great deal of information
was gained by the pupils, which
will not only help them to
establish fundamental concepts
of health and safety, but will
also provide an opportunity for
developing leadership and co
operation for teaching skills in
reading, writing, speaking, and
art.
In the Otto School, Mrs. May
bur H. Norton's third grade
pupils set up 10 rules of good
health and made attractive
posters illustrating each rule.
This group of third grade
pupils are having fun making
and observing a surprise garden
in their science corner. The fol
fowing is their own story of
this project:
"We filled our sand box with
rich soil. We brought seeds to
school. Some were flower seeds
and some were vegetable seeds.
Each of us planted a seed but
we didn't tell anyone what we
planted. We gave each seed
planted a number. Some seeds
came up in five days. Others
haven't come up yet. We are
listing the plants on a chart as
they come up."
Here is news from Highlands
School, as reported by Miss Vir
ginia Edwards' pupils:
"We received some new school
supplies last week. We are hav
ing fun with finger paints and
modeling clay. We also received
a shipment of new library
books, of which we are very
proua.
"Thanks to our PTA for the
temporary coat racks. They
have been placed in a few
rooms. The rest of us hope to
have them soon. ,
"Our janitor has just com
pleted installing towel and soap
dispensers in all classrooms and
rest rooms. We are glad that
most of our teachers and pupils
are In school again following
Srt 1 epidemic of influenza."
IN APPRECIATION
We wish to thank our friends
for the sympathy shown us at
the death of our husband and
father. Also for the floral of
ferings.
Mrs. A. J. Woods
nni Ch'W-n,
COMPLETING BASIC
George E. Curtis, 20-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Prince
Curtis, of Diliard, Ga., Route 1,
is completing his air force basic
airmen indoctrination course at
Lackland Air Force Base, the
base public Information office
announced this week.
WE SELL AND
SERVICE FARM
EQUIPMENT
SEE US FOR
CASE Tractors and
Farm Equipment
NEW IDEA Farm Equip
ment
See this Manure Spreader
on our floor now!
EZEE FLOW Lime
Spreaders
MALL Chain Saws
This is a brand new lin
with us.
LOMBARD Chain Saws
Remember, we can Serrice
What we Sell.
L. E. English
Franklin, N. C.
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* Orchard Grass
* Ladino Clover
* Fescue
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ifositiL
Inside our store it's Spring right now!
We're all abloom with fresh new Spring ideas
for all the good looks and good times you've
been dreaming of all winter.
See Our New
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Hats and Bags to match
Toppers ? Coats
Suits ? Children's Dresses
Sub-Teen Dresses
Boys'
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