Smokey Canyon Chipped
BEEF ? : j 5 : VC 39'
Bor-B-Q Whole or Half -ft
CHICKENS ? r : * 79'
Polmetto Form Cheese Spread
PIMENTO : . ; '?? 59'
Ocean Perch .. " ?
FILLETS 3 V ? ? u>. 39'
COD FILLET lb.
39c
Superbrand Cottoge
you, i CHEESE 29'
Holiday Crackin' Good Sweet or Bpttermilk
Headquarters B|SCU|TS
} r. 6 Can*
49<
Reserve Rights To Limit Quantities Dodgen's Grade "A"
TURKEys
Fancy, Young,.>Tender, Broad
Breasted, Oven Ready
8 to 14 Lb. Size ii
HENS 43* '
16 to 22 Lb. ' |b
Size
Half or Whole
Lay's Tenderized
Cured 10 - 14 Lbs. , Whole
8^2 PLte. ?r Half 'b
53
Limit 1 of your choice with a $5.00 or more purchase.
COFFEE ST 59
^ivaporjI
MILI
Limit 6 at this price please.
MILKs 2 10
Limit 1 of .your choice with d $5.00 or more purchase.
I I WESSON The All Purpose .
I | I | or Cooking, Baking ? ; K C
IB gf m ASTOR and Frying 0 ' -
Ocean Spray Cranberry Quaker Quidk or Regular
Sauce . . ? 19' Grits 5 - 25'
Dixie Belle Fruit Libby's Fine
Cake . . 99' Pumpkin "*- ? 15'
"icVCREAM" 59
ORANGES 5-39'
Ocean Spray Fresh Fresh .
CRANBERRIES- '? 19' COCOANUT ? 19*
Crisp
PASCAL CELERY - 2 ft 29'
Morton's Frozen Turkey, Chicken or Beef
POT PIES 5 - 99
Jesse Jewel .Frozen < .?*>.
CHICKEN LIVERS . : v- - - - - 49'
Franklin
High
Highlights
By Raymond Southard
Senior members of the Mono
gram Club were recently measured
(or school Jackets to be given
them by the club.
Boys of the club voted for red
wool Jackets with white leather
sleeves. The boys who lettered In
a competitive sport for two or
more years are eligible to receive
Jackets. They are Tommy Adams.
Larry Brooks. Htu-old Elliott.
Ronald Harper. Jack Hyde. John
Kllllan, Bobby Polndexter. Harold
Henry, Don Ledford, and Dannv
Cagle.
The girls chose red wool Jackets
trimmed in white. Earning these
are Joyce Cabe, Jean Burrell,
H^len Setser, Frances Alexander,
Leota Beck, Anne Hall, and
Claudette Leatherman.
The Jackets are expected to ar
rive at the school shortly after
the Christmas holidays.
At a recent meeting at P.H3.,
senior students who are eligible
for membership in the Beta Club,
a national honor society, were
briefed on what is expected of
them as Beta members. Prances
Alexander, Kate Buchanan. Jackie
Clark. Joann Gibson. Claudette
Leatherman. Rebecca Reeves, Nan
cy Siler, and Anita Woody are
returning members. Those Invited
to Join v Include Jean Burrell.
Wayne Bryant. Shirley Cabe, Bar
bara Jean Carpenter. Inez Hed
den. Roberta McCracken, Imogens
Peek, Barbara Roper, Clay Sams.
Jean Scott, and Bud Shope. Mrs.
Mildred Martin is the sponsor of
the club.
Mrs. Lillian Buchanan, librari
an at Western Carolina College
and an authority on the United
Nations, spoke to the seniors and
juniors recently on the UN.
In her address. Mrs. Buehanan
emphasized the (act that all high
school students should make plans
to visit the UN If at all possible.
She declared that schools should
teach the principals of Commu
nism In order that students may
be more prepared to guard against
this menace to today's peace.
Mrs Buchanan described the
UN buildings and briefly explain
ed the functions of the United
Nations. She discussed the inter
preters and other personnel and
explained their duties in the UN.
In other highlights of the ad
dress. Mrs. Buchanan related
personal experiences concerning
the UN.
* * ?
P.H.S. conducted two fire drills
in the space of approximately
five minutes last Friday morning.
The drills were designed to short
en the time needed to clear the
building. The students and faculty
cleared the building in one minute
and twenty seconds in the secortd
drill.
? ? ?
The Individual pictures made
by Strawbridge Studios, of Dur
ham. were returned last week and
F. H. S. has been a busy place
as students "swapped out" pic
tures with their friends.
All classes except the seniors re
ceived their pictures. This is due
to the fact that senior photos
are retouched: however, they are
expected within the next two
weeks.
MORRISS TO SPEAK ?
Father And Son Banquet
Set Tuesday By Baptists
The father and son banquet of
the First Baptist Church will be
held Tuesday at 7 p.m.. with a
covered dish supper in the church
dining hall.
ii .. The theme of the program will
be. "A Time To Give Thanks",
with the Rev. B. E. Morrisa.
faculty member of Prultland Bap
tist Bible Institute, as guest
speaker. ,
The men of the church are
asked to bring a covered dish and
their own son or another boy as
guest.
WINDY GAP SING
The southern division singing
association will meet at the Windy
Oap. Baptist Church Saturday
night at 7:30, according to Ervin
Moffitt. president. The public is
invited.
1000*'
FRANKLIN
AREA
UNITED
FUND
THE REV. DONN K. Langfltt, United Fund chairman. Is
shown palnttng In a rise In the United Fund "temperature" as
money continued to eoaie In. The chairman hopes to close the
drive by next Wednesday, with the $11,1 15 (0*1 assured.
(Staff rholo)
14 ATTEND EVENT ? .
Franklin Skit Wins First
Place At Library Meeting
Fourteen members of the Frank
lin High School Library Club, ac
companied by the librarian. Mrs.
Mamie flc roggs. attended the dis
trict meeting of the North Caro
lina High School Library Associ
ation in Ashevllle at Lee H. Ed
wards High School November 14.
Approximately 200 student li
brary assistants with their ad
visors were present. Raymond
Southard, high school senior from
Franklin, who was district treas
urer. gave the financial report.
Steve Bundy and Nancy Jane
Burch were chosen as official
voting delegates from Franklin.
Sara Jameson, of Enka, was elect
ed president of the western dis
trict for the year 1958-59.
The "Teen Kings", a dance band
from Ashevllle, highlighted the
program with instrumental and
vocal music during the noon re
'Magic' Milk
May Improve
Drinking Habits
"Too few Tar Heeli' drink the
recommended three or four glasses
of milk dally,'' reports Miss S.
Virginia Wilson. N. C. Agricul
tural Extension Service nutrition
specialist.
According to statewide studies
made in 1957 of over 1500 home
demonstration club members,
only 43.3 per cent of the women.
53.8 per cent of the men. and
(9.6 per cent of the children un
der 20 years of age consume
more than two glasses of milk per
day.
A "magic" milk concentrate
made up of dry. whole milk
flakes that keep Indefinitely on
the kitchen cupboard shelf and.
when added to water, will instant
ly retransform into pure, fresh
tasting whole milk, has been a
key part of research carried on
by the U. S. Department of Agri
culture and other scientists.
This is a product which bas
ong been sought by the dairy
n^ustry. When the product is
Perfected. U8DA scientists say, V
will match the high-quality non
fat dry milk now available.
Miss Wilson believes this milk
concentrate which is promised for
the near future, will enable Home
makers to keep quality milk on
hand at all times. This, she feels,
could boost the milk drinking
habits of many N. C. families.
Common Rat,
Economic Pest.
Can Be Stopped
The common rat has lived with
man for so long until some people
are ready to take him (or granted.
But rats do not have to be taken
(or granted, according to Joe
Lindsey. district agent (or the
U. S. Pish and WlldH(e Service.
They can be eliminated.
"Each o( us must accept re
sponsibility (or the rats we have
on our premises." Mr. Lindsay
said, "because we raise a good
crop o( rats (or the same reasons
we raise good hogs, cows or chick
ens.
"Rats, like these other animals,
must have a sheltered place to
raise their young. They must be
protected (rom their natural
enemies. They must have (ood
and water."
To prevent having a good crop
ot rats, Mr. Lindsay says a (arm
er must eliminate the things that
will provide rats a good home
A(ter making li(e difficult (or the
rats, there will usually be some
that must be killed. County (arm
agents will gladly supply in(or
matlon on the best way to do
this.
The market value of farm land
and buildings in North Carolina
rose 4 per cent during the year
ending July 1, 1958.
cess.
The Franklin delegation van
first place over the seven other
clubs participating In the prea
entatior of original skits on li
brary themes. The Franklin skit.
In the form of a court eaae. was
entitled "A Plea for Mercy." The
cast Included Paul Cabe. Steve
Bundy. Nancy Jane Burch. Ray
mond Southard. Doug Vinson.
Judith Tallent. Mary Jo Hender
son. Kathryn Jones. Joyce Elders,
Charles Henson. Oonda Ward.
Patsy C u n n 1 n g h a m. Thelma
Shope, Paulette McCoy, and
Pauline Ashe.
The skit was written by Kath
ryn Jones and Mary Jo Hender
son.
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