Problems?
DM't be like this next
year. See us and let us start
yon off right with a food
systematic set of records.
' GENECOLLETT
Bookkeeping and Tax Service
Room 210 Nantahala Bldf.
Phone 565 j Franklin, N. C.
Demonstration
Club Meeting* For Week
Are Announced
Meeting of home demonstration
clubs in this county tor the coming
week have been announced by
Mrs. Florence S. Sherrlll, county
home demonstration agent. They
are as follows: ?
Today (Thursday) : District fed
eration meeting at the Methodist
Center in Soco Valley beginning
at 10 ajn. '
Friday: Cullasaja club at 2 p.m.
at the home of Mrs. Vernon Bry
son.
Tuesday: Walnut Creek club at
1:30 pjn. with Mrs. Fred Wood.
Wednesday: Spring federation
dress revue at 2 p.m. at the East
Franklin School.
Thursday: Holly Springs club
at 1:30 pm. at the community
building.
Proper packaging and handling
of eggs helps boost the /market
price.
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for Yourtmlf and Family
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? Directly on the Ocean Front
? One Block from Fishing Pier and Pavilion
? 100 Rooms, Suites, Efficiencies and
Apartments to Meet Tour Every Requirement
e Reservations Available at Low Year 'Round Rate*
OWNER-MANAGEMENT
WITH PERSONAL WELCOME BY
JACK GREEN AND PETER HUES
SAN I BEL - WAV EC RE ST
On the World's Most Famous Beach
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
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* MACON WOMEN
COOKING CORNER
LIME CHEESE SALAD
1 can (1 lb., 4 oz.) crushed pine
apple
cup lemon juice
Boiling Water
2 packages lime-flavor gelatin
1 cup chopped walnuts
2 tablespoons grated lemon rind
2 cups (1 pound) cottage cheese
1 cup finely diced celery
2 teaspoons prepared horseradish
y2 teaspoon salt
Banana-nut dressing
1.. Drain syrup from pineapple
into 4-cup measure. (Save pine
apple for next step.) Add lemon
juice and enough boiling water
to make 3 cups liquid: add gelatin
and stir until dissolved; chill mix
ture until syrupy.
2. Spoon about 1 Ms cups syrupy
gelatin into a medium-size bowl;
fold In drained pineapple walnuts,
and grated lemon rind; pour into
lightly greased loaf pan, 9x5x3;
chill just until firm and sticky
on top. Keep remaining syrupy
gelatin at room temperature.
3. When layer in mold is firm,
beat syrupy gelatin until fluffy,
blend In cottage cheese, celery,
horseradish, and salt. Spoon over
layer in pan; chill until firm.
4. Unmold onto serving plate;
garnish with avocado slices, if
you wish; serve with banana-nut
dressing.
Banana-Nut Dressing
Blend V2 cup mayonnaise or
salad dressing, 1 mashed banana,
V2 cup chopped walnuts, 3 table
spoons heavy cream, and 1 table
spoon lemon juice in small bowl.
Makes about 1 cup dressing.
for pick-up and delivery
CITY DRY CLEANERS
We give Green Stamp*
Mrs. Fred Slagle
(Cartoogechaye Club)
ry Cleaning
PHONE 4
''Everybody", and we quote,
"Must be registered to vote".
Registration is in May
On the first three Saturday (s)
L
A Mail Who Cannot
Be Bribed
for
This Is A Paid Political Ad.
J^MffittTRIPTO /
Come to the Macon County Court House Auditorium Saturday
afternoon. May 3 at 2:00 o'clock. This contest for residents of
Macon County only.
(Contestants should present themselves at 1:30)
if* NEW YORK
and/ ft/
V.I.C.
t sim
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Finals will b? held at
CITY AUDITORIUM
Afheville, N. C.
on Sat.. May 2Uh. 7 P.M
l
Can 70a ilng, duce, play aa Instrument or tell
fanny starlet ? either alone or aa part af a small
group? Here'i yew big chaace to cash la oa
your talent!
Amateara from all over Western North Carolina
are iavited to eater this big talent contest. Pre
liminary contests will be held in each ot the tea
Western counties. Prizes will be awarded to the
winners of the county contests (beautiful trophy).
The local winners will then be Invited to compete
in the regional fiaals to be held at the Ashevllle
City Auditorium. The flrst-prlae winner of the
finals will receive a free trip to New Yorh City
and aa opportualty to audition on one of the
big television shows. There will alio be prizes
(or the second and third place winner.
There la no age limit for contestants. Winners
nt the county contests will be selected by a
panel of three judges. The winners of the grand
finals will be determined by a special electroni
cally operated audience-reaction meter that was
designed and built locally; it will be used for
the first time In Western North Carollnn.
To enter this contest, all you have to do Is ap
pear at the above-mentioned time and place.
Join the fun. Bring your family and friends.
Everybody welcome.
Hints To HOMEMAKERS
By MISS RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Agent
DAILY CARE ? To be dainty,
your lingerie and clothes must be
spotless. This means frequent
changing, cleaning, and launder
ing. With moddrn fabrics and the
new soaps nightly sudsing is easy.
Collars, cuffs, gloves, scarfs, and
white or pastel blouses need fre
quent if not daily care. These
suggestions for clothing care may
be helpful:
Hang them up to avoid wrinkles
and to help your clothes hold their
shape when not being worn, place
on hangers and then button or
zip them up.
Keep up with mending. Always
sew on buttons, snaps, hooks and
eyes as needed and mend rips and
tears at once.
Spots and stains not only look
slovenly but they shorten the life
of any fabric. Remove them when
fresh with the cleaning agent best
suited to the particular stain. Re
move spots before pressing ? heat
and the pressure of the iron may
set the stains.
Keep woolens well brushed, also
sun and air frequently to freshen
them and to help protect against
moths.
Remove powder marks on coll
ars; sponging with dry cleaner
will remove them.
Keep hats (press all veils as
they need it) in covered boxes.
Use crushed tissue paper to pro
tect veils and to help hats keep
their shapes. Shoes should always
be well brushed and polished.
Store on shoe racks. Remove spots
and stains from handbags.
CLEAN CLOSETS ? Thorough
ly cleaned closets are good house
keeping musts. At frequent inter
vals, take everything out of the
closet and look over carefully. Dis
card worn or outmoded garments.
Clean the ceiling, walls, woodwork, i
shelves, fixtures, clothes pole, and
hooks. Wash and wax floor. Put
fresh liners on shelves, or clean
those that are there; and be sure
all boxes and garments bags are
cleaned before you replace them.
Our department stores have every
thing a good homemaker needs
in doing a good cleaning job
waxes polishes, brushes, soaps,
spot removers.
STORING COOKIES ? For al
most any type of cooky, a tight
ly covered container, or an air
tight wrap is best. Cookies should
be thoroughly cooled before being
stacked for storage. And crisp and
soft cooky varieties should never
be stored in the same container,
since the crisp varieties will soften
quickly under such circumstances.
LIGHTING ? Up to 25 per cent
of your energy can go into merely
trying to see. Pooi- lighting is
what made Grandma raise her
kitchen work surfaces so high.
She had to, to see what she was
doing. You're luckier. See to it
FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT
-USE T-4-L. BECAUSE?
It sloughs off infected skin. Ex
poses more germs to its killing
action. IN 1 HOUR, if not pleased
with STRONG, instant drying
T-4-L liquid, your 48c back at any
drug store. Use T-4-L FOOT
POWDER too ? gives a film of
antiseptic protection. Now at ?
Angel's Drug Store
that each of your kitchen work I
centers, as well as the celling. Is 1
well lighted. There are many
efficient modern fixtures to choose
from. Save bending to plug in ap
pliances by installing waist-high
electrical outlets.
WOOLENS FOR STORAGE ?
With the change of seasons, and
before storing, all woolen clothing
should either be freshly laundered,
thoroughly brushed, and/or dry
cleaned. When brushing, make
sure that all cuffs of sleeves and
trousers, pleats, seams, hems, and
pockets are lint free.
Spray with a moth proof spray
evenly over garment, but be par
ticularly careful to spray along j
seams. In all cuffs, under collars,
and around hems. Use spray for
both garments which are to be !
hung in closets or stored in chests,
drawers, etc. Use aerosol sprays]
to spray the air in clothes closets. j
cedar closets where garments arej
to be hung and stored. Spray '
sufficiently to leave a cloud or
fog.
Hang moth cakes and crystals
high in clothes closet or garment
bags and the heavier-than-air
fumes emanating from them will
spill downward as they evaporate.
Scatter crystals, moth balls, etc.
among clothes as they are stored
in chests, drawers, boxes, or
trunks.
KEEP WOOLENS CLEAN ?
Woolen clothes even though worn
frequently must be kept immacu
lately clean, watched meticulously,
and given moth treatment when '
necessary.
Swine offer one of the best '
solutions to North Carolina's lag- 1
ging farm income.
Legal Advertising
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as administra-j
trix of Ralph Norton estate, de
ceased. late of Macon County, N.
C? this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate
of said deceased to exhibit them
to the undersigned on or before
the 29th day of March. 1959, or
this notice will be plead in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please |
make immediate settlement.
This 29th day of March, 1958.
HAZEL C. NORTON,
Administratrix |
A3 ? 6tp ? M8
Administrator Notice
Having qualified as administra-j
tor of Melvlna A. 8 hope, deceased,
late of Macon County. N. C_ this '
is to notify all persons having !
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the 1
undersigned on or before the 14th
day of April. 1959. or this notice!
will be plead in bar of their recov
ery. All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This 14th day of April, 1958
LAKE V SHOPE.
Administrator
A 17 ? 6tp ? M22
Administrator Notice
Having qualified as adminlstra
tor of Robert A. Patton. deceased,
late of Macon County. N. C . this
is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 15
day of April, 1959. or this notice
will be plead in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make im
PLUMBING
And
HEATING
For A-l Work at
Reasonable Ratea
CALL
W. G. HALL
Phone 397
mediate settlement. This IS day
of April. 1958.
MACK S PATTON
Administrator
417? 6tc? M22
To Get The Job
Done Right At The
Right Price, See U#
We are equipped to do Cem
Pool cleaning (aster and bet
ter (or less.
We are taking calls, so
place yours NOW!
PHONE 665
Enloe Farm Tractor &
Equipment Co.
FRANKLIN, N. C.
It's like bathing your face
.
in champagne!
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HELP WANTED - FEMALE
Attractive young woman, 18-30, with high school education. No
experience necessary, good starting* salary, nutritious meals and
uniforms furnished, time and one-half paid for over forty hours
per week. Opportunity to meet people, vacation with pay, group
insurance and hospitalization, a trade education, healthful and
pleasant surroundings, no Sunday work. Apply in person.
SAW CAFETERIA, ASHEVfLLE, N. C.
Sparkling -clear "solid moisture"?
revolutionary new moisturizer that
also tones skin, tightens pores!
Touch cool, blue-green Beauty Ice to your face ? and every other
moisturizer, facial cream and lotion becomes old-fashioned!
Beauty Ice works two ways: as a moisturizer, to soften and pro
tect your skin; as an astringent, to tighten pores! Gives your
complexion new clarity, freshness ? a new glow! Use it in the
morning, under makeup, as a shield against wind and weather
? at night, after cleansing, like an invisible facial. Try it today
?love it forever!
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Your skin can b? pure in every pore, cfeoner than
ever before with new BEAUTY CIEAN, lavish
lotion-cleanser that penetrates c/eeper to Wow out
hidden dirt and makeup Keaves your face tingling
clean, misted with young moisture! Contains no
drying soaps and detergents? your skin m nc
is petal-soft! Try it today! by SHULTON I ^
PERRY'S DRUG STORE
Serrtng Macon County Sine* 1M7
PHONE 82 FRANKLIN. N. C