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Thrifty- Tender Priced icu>
Sjnly Dixie-Home sells Quol
'ity-Tender yea I and the low,
low price makes it your best
meot buy. You con afford to
buy a variety of cuts to serve
differently throughout the
week because the S. & H.
Green Stamps you receive
with every purchase will
more than double your sav
ings. Don't forget . . . the
more you spend at Dixie
Home, the more you save!
Moke A Tosty, Cooling Salad . . .
Alaska Salmon ? - Can 39c
A Healthful Dessert . . . Stokely's
APPLE SAUCE 2'c?;03 3ie
For A Perfect Dessert! Lucky Leaf
Peach Pie Filling ??!34c
Sweet And Tender. . . Stok?ly't Tiny
Lima Beans < . Hc"3 27c
NEW DIXIE THRIFTY I
STRETCH NYLONS
EXPAND . . .
Dull finish . . . won't jm
wrinkle, sag or bind! 1
Pencil line seams al- Po'*
wavs stay neat and Only 1 0
?.:~t
Frozen Food Value!
A Fresh Frozen Delight Southland
STRAWBERRIES
2 - 45c
LOIN CHOPS > " 59c
SHOULDER CHOPS - 29c
RIB CHOPS " 49c
ROUND STEAKS - 69c
Moke up in patties and
fry just like ground
beef for o satisfying,
economical meal for
the whole family!
Fresh Ground Veal u 25c
Shoulder Roast ; . lb 27c
Veal Cube Steak . lb 69c
Breast Of Veal lb 19c
Economy Meat Va'irss!
Select Sliced
Beef Liver , ib 39c
Dixie-Homo Dairy Savers!
Dixie-Horn* Fr??h Creomery
Butter 3 ?? . "> 61c
Polmetto Form American, Pimlento And
* Swiss Sliced Cheese ?,?" 25c
Taste The Pure Concord Grape Flavor Your Favorite Summertime Cooler! Iced Dixie-Home
Grape Juice xst 3 3C [ T E A vt 2 9C
A Fomily Favorite On Buttered Hot Bread! Bama Dixie-Home Creamy Smooth Homogenized
Grape Jelly 'jj- 1 7C * Peanut^? 35'
Wonderfully Soft ... In Pretty Pastel Colors . .
DELSEY TISSUE 4 ? 39
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M & M Candies
Serve Macaroni And Cheese . . .
Skinner's Mncnroni 2
Spaghetti Is A Favorite ...
Skinner's Spaghetti 2 ??.'
For The Perfect Hot Weother Salad . . .
Star Kist Tuna Fish
Rich In Nourishment . . .
Stokely's Beans Nc.3?3
Extra Flavor . . .
Hitter's CHILI Sf 5E ^
For Anything Washable . . .
All detergent Vk,?'
So Mild For The Hands . . .
Tide ; ? , 7 , X"*
For A Softer, Smoother Complexion . . .
Ivory Soap . - 4 ti
It's Digestable . . . Pure All Vegetable
Crises . . , , 3 d
V?ri-Best Produce!
U S No. I
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sbago Potatoes
1 0 & 23
Fresh
Golden Bantam Corn Lara* Ear* 39c
Fresh
Golden Ripe Peaches 2 35c
tnue touTHCRN hoIPITaiity T;r
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Given at NO Extra Cost to YOU Means Automatic SAVINGS at Dixie- Home!
GARDEN TOUR
SET FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
Broken Into Two
Groups; Includes
Trip Up Whiteside
Final arrangements have been
made for the Highlands Garden
Club's garden tour Friday and
Saturday.
The tour is to be broken into
two groups. Tour A and Tour B.
in order to give a more compre
hensive view of estates and gar
dens in the area. Both tours will
leave Highlands Inn from 10 to
10:30 a. m. and 2:30 to 3 p. m.
each day.
A free trip up Whiteside Moun
tain is included in the $2 admis
sion.
The club's annual flower show
is scheduled later in the month.
Athletic Group J
Sponsors Talent
Show Saturday
The Highlands Athletic Associa
tion sponsored the Claude Casey .
tallent shov: at the Highlands ,
School auditorium on Saturday (
evening.
Approximately 150 attended
and the association netted $35
from the event.
The proceeds will go to help '
pay for the recent work at the '
ball park. ,
Highlands Leading
Anderson When Game
Is Called Over Rain ,
In Sunday's game with the |
Phoy Lax team from Anderson. j
S. C.. Highlands was in lead with (
a score of 7 to 0 when the same ;
was called at the end of the third i
inning because of rain.
On Sunday. August 7. Highlands |
will play La Prance. S. C., on the i
Highlands field. The starting time- j
for the game is 2:30.
Club Votes To Give Help
With New Highlands Clinic
The new district health officer. I
Dr. Guy V. Gooding, was the
speaker at a meeting of the High
lands Home Demonstration Club
Monday evening.
He discussed the establishment
of a health clinic in Highlands !
and the group voted to assist with
| the project.
The first clinic will be held on
i Wednesday. August 17, from 2 to
4 p. m. The place for the clinic
| will be announced later.
' A committee consisting of Mrs.
Arthur Rogers, Mrs. Warren Wil
son, and Mrs. John Miller, was |
appointed to secure the place for
the clinic.
Mrs. J. D. Burnette. Mrs. O F.
Summer, and Mrs. Echol Roland |
were appointed to a publicity
committee for the clinic.
A program on nutrition was
given by Mrs. Florence Sherril!.
county home agent.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Robert M. Hart, club presi
dent.
Fourteen members were present
at the meeting, which was held
! at the Presbyterian church.
News About
HIGHLANDS PEOPLE
MISS JAN BURNETTE, Reporter ? Phone 4550
Mrs. Dewey Hopper is spending
the week in Augusta, Ga? visit
ing her daughter and son-in-law
| Mr. and Mrs Morris Wilson,
j Mrs. Theadore Owens and daugh
ter. Joyce, of Alexandria, Va.,
spent last week here, visiting Mi
and Mrs. Lawrence Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McJunkin
spent several days this week in
Johnson City. Tenn.. visiting Mrs.
McJunkin's sister, Mrs. Kate Mill
er.
Mrs. Clyde Norton, of Fairfax
Va.. is spending several days here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Beale. of
Waycross. Ga., are spending sever
al days here visiting Mr. Beale's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Beale.
John Cleckly. of Augusta. Ga..
spent the week-end with Mr. anci
I Mrs. Louis A. Edwards.
Harry Holt. Jr.. is spending
| several days in Atlanta. Ga.
Sgt. and Mrs. James R. Phillips
are spending several days here
visiting Sgt. Phillips' mother. Mrs.
Frank Phillips, and other frierfds
and relatives.
Mrs. Charles Davis and three
daughters, of Alexandria. Va.
spent last week here visiting Mrs
Davis's sister. Mrs. Lawrence
Hicks, at her home in the Short
| off section.
Miss Anne Rideout. of Wash
ington. D. C.. was f. recent visitor |
| of Mr and Mrs Charlie McDowell j
I at Hotel Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs H T Wilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wilson spent
Sunday in Augusta. Ga . visiting .
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wilson.
Wayne Hicks, of Atlanta. Ga..
I spent the week-end here with his
wife and parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.
C Hicks.
Mr and Mrs. Sam Morgan have
returned to Savannah, Ga . after
spending a month here.
Miss Belcher has moved to
Highlands from Sylva While here j
she will be employed at the High
lands Community Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Hicks and
children, of Augusta. Ga.. spent
the week-end with Mr. Hicks' par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hicks, at their home in the Short
off section.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers
and son. Arkie. are spending the
month of August in the Carter
Talley house on Spring Street.
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Beale
and children. Carol Anne and
Jimmy, of Fairfax, Va . are spend
ing some time here visiting Mr,
Beale's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Beale.
Mr and Mrs Ed Sellers and son,
Chuck", of Huntersville, spent
the week-end with Mrs. Sellers'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, of
Staten Island. N Y . are spending
some time here visiting Mrs. Tayl
or's parents. Mr. and Mrs W L.
Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moss arrl '
daughters. Beverly and Nancy, of
Miami. Fla. have returned to
their home on the Asheville road
after spending a few days in Mi
ami.
Mr and Mrs. Donald Sullivan
arid daughter. "Snookie ". of Home
stead, Fla., are spending several
days at "Boxwood Manor" on th?
Flat Mountain Road.
Robert Dorris. of Miami. Fla..
recently spent several days here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Turner Dorris. at their home on
the Asheville road.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chastain.
of Kingstone. Md.. are spendinu a
vacation at Highlands Court and
visiting relatives in Highlands.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Smith, c f
Homestead, Fla . recently spent a
few days here visiting friends.
Walter Watson, of Fairfax. Va
arrived this week to join his fam
ily here for the summer.
WOODRUFF
IS SPEAKER
Tells Highlands Club
Of Trip To Europe At
July 26 Rotary Meet
George Woodruff, of Highlands
ind Atlanta. Ga.. was the guest
ipeaker at the July 26 meeting of
he Highlands Rotary Club.
He spoke on his recent trip to
Europe.
Twenty-eight were at the meet
ing, which had the largest num
?er of visitors for this season.
Trowbridge Announces
Bascom-Louise Purchase
William J. Trowbridge, manager
3f King's Inn, has announced the
purchase of the Bascom-Louise
Hotel. The purchase price was not
disclosed, but the new owners
have acquired the property and
began full operation for guests
Monday.
The new purchase, immediately
adjacent to the present King's Inn
property, will approximately
double the accommodations for
guests, according to Mr. Trow
bridge.
The Bascom-Louise Hotel under
went extensive remodeling four
years ago. and plans for addi
tional remodeling and improve
ments to the grounds will be an
nounced in the fall, he said.
Shope Buys Bull
From A. B. Slagle
Jess Shope. of Franklin. Route
1. has purchased the young
Guernsey sire. Belmont View Bon
wick Jim. from A B Slagle. ac
cording to the American Guernsey
Cattle Club
This richly-bred bull is out of
the well-bred cow. Belmont View
Ned's Belinda, that has two pro
duction records of 10,138 pounds
cf milk and 495 pounds of fat,
made on three times daily milking
for 365 days, as a junior two
year-old. and 9.784 pounds of milk
and 522 pounds of fat. made n
two times daily milking for 3 i
days, as a senior four year-old ar '.
met calving requirements. He i ;
sired by Coldspring's B. R Bo j
wick.
Stamey Is Graduated
From Surveying Course
Sgt. Fred A. Stamey recent'?
' graduated from the 10-week
topographic surveying cc^se at
the engineer school at Fort Bel
voir. Va.. the Army Home Town
N';-v. = Center announced this wee1:.
Sr.-: of Mrs, Marie A Stamey. of
Franklin. Route 5. the sergeant i?
a :n ir> operator: He entered the
army in April. 1951, and took his
f training at Fort Jackson.
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SQUARE DANCING
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Highlands, N. C.
Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday Nights
FOR
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Phone 117
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