White House? A&P's Own
EVAP. MILK
2 ? 35c
Sultana Strawberry
PRESERVES
Glass JSC
A&P's Own Shortening
dexo
-27c"73c
MARGARINE
Nutley
- 18c
Nabisco Crackers
RITZ
33c
DAILY BRAND
DOG F005
3 - 21 i
Daily Kibbled
Biscuits Pkg 25c
Daily Brand Dog
Meal 5PLkbg 49c
Puffin Biscuits
4 Cans 49C
Mild and Mellow Coffee
Eight O'Clock - - -
Pure
Ann Page Hon:y - -
Golden Toasted
Sunnyfield
Dried A&P
Large Prunes
Corn
Flakes
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Pkg.
23c
l-Lb.
Bag
1 Lb
Jar
18- Oz.
Pkg.
2-Lb.
Pkg.
n
23c
55c
Sultana With Rich Tomato Sauce
PORK & BEANS ... 4 39c
f lona Lima Beans __ 4 Cans 39c
Red Beans Pas? _ 4 c.M 39c
Red Kidney A"0 p??e. 4 c?. 39c
Red Beans chai Gravy _ 4 39c
Palmolive Soap
12c
Bath
Bar
Palmolive Soap
3 s 25c
Lge
Pkg.
Vel
30c
Sunnyfield ? A&P's Own Brand
PANCAKE FLOUR
Soecial! Wonderful Flavor ? Vermont Maid or
L06 CABIN SYRUP -27
Special! Dewco Whole Kernel
SHOE PEG C0RN2 - 2%
CINNAMON CRISPS Strietmann 39c
MY T FIHE PUDDINGS
MOTTS APPLE JUICE ....
BLUE BONNET Margarine
PILLSBURY FLOUR
I0NA Y. C. PEACHES ....
A&P ORANGE JUiCE
Qt
But
l ld.
Ctn.
9c
23c
28c
50c
? Suanson's Products ?
Boneless Chicken
No 2V4 7Q0
Can
4f, Oz.
Can
23C
FRICASSEE
BONED CHICKEN
BONED TURKEY
CHICKEN SPREAD
CHICKEN BROTH .
ta 37c
5-Oz.
Can
33:
19c
2 Ca" 27c
5 Oz.
CaD
? Gnt?N PEAS
; im BEANS
Seabrool; 10 Oz. I Q?
Farms Pkg. ? I
Seabrook lO-Oz. 23c :
Chef-BoyAr-See
Spagh. Disrars pk?- 50c
Fordhook Pkg.
. &
Meat 15'iOz
23c
ANGEL F00D&39
recfu/at/y 5Q4/ a bartjain efefiqht-t
Toilet Soap
Cashmere
Bouquet
12c
Toilet Soap
Cashmere
Bouquet
Bath
Bar
3 Reg.
Bars
25c
Octagon
Toilet Soap
3 Bars 20C
Laundry
Octagon Soap
"& 9c
Caiiien Bananas , - - - ?
?:rtl;U Paars - - - -
Per
Lb.
Fresh Italian
PR&ffiES
California
PLUMS .
Juicy
LE?f*NS
Lb.
Lfc
Lb.
Bine Flavor ?
12c APPLES .
Golden Crisp
19c CARROTS
Red Malaga
iSc GRAPES .
Red Delicious Apples ?
E'jneydew Melons
California Cantaloupes - -
White Seedless Grapes - -
Firm Cooking
. ?*? IQc
- at tic
. 1 2c
? 15c
E.?b 45e
23c
12c
Each
Lb
Jane Parker
- :OLE WHEAT BREAD 2^25c
Jane Parker
BLUEBERRY PIES 49c
Jane Parker
PEACH STREUSEL PIES __ 49c
"Super-Right" Cutup Fresh
FRYERS .... lb. 39c
Morrell's Yorkshire Sliced
BACON .... lb. 45c
Morrell's Picnic
SHOULDERS 4i?v6 lb. 39=
Nice Thick Dry Salt
FAT BACKS . . lb. 17=
Morrell Pride ? Smoked
Short Shank : Vinned
?10 to M Lb Art ?
SHANK PORTION ? 43c
WTT PORTION ? 47c
EMIERSUffS 99c
Half or
Whole
53c
"Super Right" AH Meat
Franks _ *? 39c
"Super-Right" Sliced
39c
Bologsa Pk,
"Super-Right" Sliced
BEEF LIVER
Lb.
Fish Sticks -
Green Shrimp Headless
Ocean Perch Fillet -
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29
10-Oz.
pkg. uOC
Lb.
Lb
23c
S?Pe
INI CtlAI ATlANTK * PACrfIC II A COM' A H*
These Pr'.TS
Effective
Ttiru Sat.
Sept 24
Ad Detergent
pl&37Cp* 73c
Ajax Cleanser
2 c"~ 25c
White Tissues
, Angel Soft
2 n" 45c
Colored ; ues
Angel Soft
p" 23c
?ews About
HIGHLANDS PEOPLE
MISS GERALDINE JAMES, Reporter ? Phone 3932
HIGHLANDS TEACHERS
HONORED AT RECEPTION
Teachers in the Highlands
School were honored at a re
ception, sponsored by the High
lands Parent-Teacher Associa
tion, Sunday afternoon.
Members of the local school
committee, the faculty, and P.
I T. A. officers were in the re
j ceiving line.
I MISS VIRGINIA KERNAN
HONORED AT .SHOWER
Miss Virginia Kernan, whose
wedding will be an event of
September 24, was honored with
a miscellaneous shower at the
home of Mrs. Morris Calloway
Monday night.
Mrs. Calloway and Mrs. Char
les R. Bittle were hostesses.
Refreshments were served,
and many gifts were received
by the honaree.
Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wood and
daughter, of Manassas, Va., are
spending the week with Mrs.
Wood's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dock Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Waller and
children, of Maryland, are here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rogers,
of Marietta, Ga., spent the
week-end with Mrs. Rogers'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ed
wards.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Norton, of
Aiken, S. C., are visiting Mrs.
Ray Norton.
Col. and Mrs. J. H. Howe are
spending several weeks in New
York.
Johnny Keener, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mel Keener, and Mor
ris Crowe, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Crowe, left Sunday for
Fort Bragg.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Summer
recently visited their daughter,
Miss Mary Summer, at Queens
j College, Charlotte.
Mrs. Minnie Lee Coker is at
tending the centennial celebra
tion in Cordele, Ga., this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Coal
' have returned to Miami after
i spending the summer at their
home on the Franklin road.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wnnd
and daughter, of Manassa. Va..
! are visiting their parents here
| this week.
Pfc. Lester Carver, son of Mr.
! and Mrs. Albert Carver, was
; home for the week-end. He is
? stationed at Camp Gordon, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Bryson
? spent the week-end visiting Mr.
! and Mrs. Johnny Crunkleton in
j Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Edna Neilson, of Gaines
I ville, Fla., has returned to her
i home, after spending the sum
i mer here in her home on the
Walhalla road.
The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Du
| Pree and daughter, of Tamas
j see, S. C., spent the week-end
1 at their home on Foreman
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Russell, of
Augusta, Ga., are spending a
Highlands Nine
Licks Anderson
Team, 5 To 2
HIGHLANDS ? The High
j lands baseball team played its
1 last game of the season last
j Sunday, winning 5 to 2 over
Anderson, S. C., Snook Thomp
son pitched.
The season's record was 15
games won and 7 lost.
The players this year were:
John Gordon, Snook Thompson,
Edward Potts, Gene Houston,
Dick Potts, George Holt, Seth
Potts, Bobby Hopper, Jimbo
Potts, Dick Rice, W. C. Newton,
manager, Earl Baty, assistant
manager, Bo Norton, Wallace
Henry, and Bobby Potts.
Circles Meet Sept. 5; Mrs.
Summer Has Program
HIGHLANDS ? Circles 1 and
2 of the Presbyterian church
met Sept. 5. Mrs. O. P. Sum
mer had the program and Mrs.
Ruth Rice gave the Bible study.
t few days at their home on
Mirror Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hardin and
son, of Clyde, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Anderson. Also visiting the An
dersons were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Sellers and son, of Clemaan,
S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall
have returned to their home In
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., after
spending the summer here.
?
"Yes, Christ Gave Us\
The CATHOLIC MASS" J
I Perhaps you don't think so, or per
haps you never gave it a thought.
And possibly you regard this age
old Catholic worship as mere pomp
and ceremony.
But if Our Lord did institute the
Mass, is it not vitally important to
y3u to find out? If He did intend
it to be a continuing sacrifice . . .
expressing Christian adoration,
praise, contrition and petition . . .
is it not too great a truth to be
ignored?
"Bosh!" some will say. "Christ
offered Himself on the cross on?e
and for all. Nothing more is neces
sary." But wait! Jesus clearly indi
cated at the Last Supper that more
is necessary. For after separately
changing bread and wine into His
Own body and blood . . . signifying
the coming surrender of His life
on the cross . . . Christ commanded
the Apostles: "Do this in remem
brance of me."
He was, obviously, instituting a
| continuing sacrifice in which
Christians of every generation
might join with Him in the most
pleasing act of worship that can
be offered to God. In this, as in
other ways, the Apostles were to
act as Christ's earthly ministers . . .
as priests in the external offering
of the sacrifice. And when they
followed Christ's instructions, Our
Lord would offer Himself in sacri
fice?the victim would be present
as He promised.
This is the heart and core of the
Mass, which has been the central
act of worship in every Catholic
Church on the face of the earth
since the time of rhe Apostles. As
successors to the Apostles, the
bishops and priests at the Mass
recite the very words Christ used
at the Last Supper. And when this
is done, Christ is present on the
altar ? offering Himself as He had
promised, "for the remission of
sins." If this were not true, "Do
this in remembrance of me" would
be empty and mtaningless words,
which is inconceivable.
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