LlUY, AUG. i2,lSi3, .
THE CLAYON , NEWS
PagFivt4
(iCIAL AI!D CLUD.ilEWS:
News forms close noon. Tuesday if 1 v'.
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:. i Mr 3.- P. F. Yates and
, arl Miss Sue Cavtruih
i E-nday from Carolina
Lizzie Mitchell Is spending
3 v. eek at Carolina Beach.
rs. Pearl Armitage has enter-
. rx Hospital, where she will
:d an operation. .
. Hujrh A. Page . returned
Zr.liy from P.ex Hg"I.
: ported as beinj much im
Jane Younz returned Sun-
. r spending a week at Cr
. CrtCh. " . . .
A. B. Wall, Jr.. left Sui
f r Xew Orleans, from l-wh
t he will be stationed some
'is?.;
r in the Caribbean.
J. L. Erannan, Jr., caught a
flve-i r.i t'ass at sunset Tuesday
ta r.sxi's . Pond. 1
'Mr. "and Mrs. Elbert Jones and
firr.i'.y and Nancy Barbour visits i
Z'.'.zi Alice Jones in XVInston-Sal-e:,i
Sunday.- r
,'J. X. "Branrcn, Sr., caught a
fire trcr.l eLub bass at-Jele
. .'s Ppnd last Tuesday. -
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FIOlERS BY WIRE
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Clayton Furniture Exchange
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Anderson,
Jr., and Mrs. Hugh A. Palmer,
Mrs. Anderson's aunt, visited IWil
liamsburg and other parts of Vir
ginia, while on their vacation this
week., ,
Mr. and Airs. Walter H. Davis
returned Saturday from three
day vacation at Morehead City. . .
Brook Beddingfield, of "the Un -
the ieek-end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Beddingfield. '
Mr. and Mrs. C H. Beddingfield
s?4..t Ce week-end in Star, NV. C,
wilh Mrs. Beddingfield's parents.
It, and Mrs. W. M. Henry of
'. 1 were the week-end guests
I..3. Paul Wallace. .
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Starling
i-r. ana Mrs. E.Uie Lambert
k.'t tarday nigh on a northern
trip. Tl.ey plan to spend a few days
in Washington, D. C.
,r. and Mrs. Ernest C
hir and
di. .cr, Kay, of Far...
.lie, : are
.r for a
riiiti. g Mr9. A. J. Fam
few days, v;- -
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Mrs. Turner Vinson has returned
from Franklin after visiting rehv
tives lot three weeks. .
Mrs. Anna Belle Massey . has
aace;ted a position with Clayton
Jit-ply Company,-effective Sep-
f terrier 1. She will replace Mrs. J.
AI-.tcr Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Payne
will leave the first of the month
fcr LlI.mond, Va. where Mr. Min
ts r will enroll in Richmond Medl-
ral College as a dental student.
'Mr. Worth Boone, who is in the
h i r; .i.1 in Oxford, following an
e:;:' -t ri; week, is recovering
i Jt
tv
"i he is still suffering
soreness -and injuries.
from she
".S3 Lc
frcm InJ...
Ing after v:
s White returned
:olls Tuesday even
;:ng her sister, Mrs.
R E. Cranf.-'.!, for two weeks.
' Mr. Neil Egrnes returned to his
home in New York Thursday, after
visltlr.g relstives -here for three
weeks. ' - r";r ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Gower. and
Mr. Thomas Gower Griffon, Miss
Lynn Dudley Tilghraan from
Greenville, Mr. Irving Gower from
State College, and Mrs. Charles
Hardesty from Raleigh were din
ner guests of Mr.' and Mrs. H. C
Garvey lait' Sunday. ,
Mrs. William ; C. . Lassiter, wife
of Raleigh'a city attorney, W. C.
Lassiter, was a guest of Mrs, H.
C. Garvey' last week.
v Mrs. : Guy . H. Fuller and son,
Guy, Jr, of Washington, D. C,
and Mrs. Nelson H. "Adams of .Mc
Lean, Va., have returned to .their
respective homes after a two
week's visit to their mother, Mrs.
W. A. Johnson. . , ?. ,
Tommy B. Godfrey pf Norfolk,
Va., is spending a .ten-day fur
lough with his parents, ' Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Godfrey and- sister,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Godfrey. ,
Mrs. Warren McCulIers returned
Sunday night after a few day's
visit with her brother, Harry Mc
Griff, at the Veteran's -Hospital
in Richmond, Va. ;-'( -J ; .
Mr. and Mrs. C R Talton and
Mr. and Mrs. R.. T. Talton spent
the week-end in New Bern. ;
Miss Margaret Holland, of Ra
leigh spent a few 'days last week
the guest of, . her aunt,, Mrs. Ed
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Perch Furniture
Many.NlGe PieGes
V.SUB In Stock
lalf WeSuraraer
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SenesOf:PdrUesHQiior
Saxe Barnes Farmer ; J J
A' series -of parties' complment
ing- " Miss - Saxe Barnes Farmer,
whose marriage to Mr. Alexander
Edward : Beddingfield'. took place
last evening" at 8 o'clock at the
First Baptist 'Church have been
events of interest recently.
Coca Cola Hour
Jls Givd! TueStLaY
in r a. sue- Stewart and'Miss Doug
Ellis were joint hostesses at - a
coca-cola hour -on Saturday July
31, at the home' of Mrs Stewart,
honoring Miss Saxe Barnes Farm
er, bride-elect, 'i- -'V ''
The dimng room table was ar
ranged with cakes banked in floff-ers--at
one enL-ahd with open-
faced - sandwiches, - cheese straws,
sugar wafers, and nuts -at the oth
er.
The honofee was presented with.
a corsage of white carnations and
an individual butter; spreader - in
her silver pattern:'
Guests included .the honoree,
Mrs. Weisner Fanner, mother of
the - bride-elect, Miss.. Joyce . Vin
son, and Mesdames.- Swade Bar
bour, Jr., Jack Fowler, Billy Lam
bert, Cooper Starling, Charles
Beddingfield, Laburn Ferrell, B.
A. Hocutt, Maxine - Smith, Turner
Vinson, and Mrs. Howard Mitch
ner, Jr. of Wilson's Mill.
Shower Is Given
Monda.Evenu,,
Miss Grace Talton ; and 'Mrs.
Frank Craig were hostesses at a
shower at the home of Mrs. J. T.
Talton Monday evening, 'August
2, honoring Miss( Farmer. i . 1
The honoree received manj love
ly and useful gifts. The hostesses
presented. Miss Farmer with a -cor-'
sage of white' gladiolas, a knife
in her silver pattern, and a salad
plate In . her china pattern.'--!
During the. evening a contest
was enjoyed and Mrs. Jack Fow-
lerwpxtthe jriz I: J jJ"
A color sceme of white and green
was carried out in the .refresh
ments. Bridal cakes, ice - cream
and nuts were, served to the guests,
who included relatives of the bride-
elect from Raleigh.' - - r
Mrs. J. S. Barnes and -Miss- Zel
da Barnes returned home, Monday
night after spending several Weeks
vacationing in Florida. ' ' . -
f. Mrs. iW, J. Talton of Smithfield
is visiting her sister, - Mrs. W.' L
Whitley. "
Miss Ht len Whitley : spent the
week -. end with a party of friends
at Manteo, where they saw "The
Lost Colony."' - ' "
R. L Cooper attended the grad
uation exercises atv Wake Forest
College Friday. His brother,: Wi
J. Cooper, Jr 19, was a member
of the graduating class. ," -
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Mrs. Banks Ferrell entered Rei
Hospital last Thursday and under
went an operation, for appendicitis
on Friday. She is getting .along;
nicely. ' ' I ' '
Mr.' and Mrs. O. B. Welch and;
family returned ; Monday night
from a vacation trip to New Tprk
state.'
. Navy regulations fsay, "Under
no . circumstances shall' an action
be commenced 6r battle fought
without display of the - national
ensign." "' )
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'OF ESI
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Luncheon Giferf
In Raleigh Tuesday ?
- Mrs. Glenn Wait a 4 Mrs. Geor
ge Avery entertained at a luncheon
at the - Reinlyn 'JHov: 3 In Raleigh,
Tuesday afternoon, .August 3, at
1:30 o'clock, honorir- MissrFann
A .three-course dinner was ser
M4 in the -private fgl xoom.
The -mantel was decorated' with
white gladiolas 1 and 2 red - flowers.
In the center of the table . was
placed a bowl of wluje carnations
and gladiolas. . .
The honoree's place-was marked
i by a corsage of white carnations,
and she was presented gift of
crystal by the hostesses. -' "
.Covers were. laid, for twelve,
Aiuests included Mrs. , Weisner
Farmer, Mrs! A. Jt Farmer, Mrs,
Swade Barbour, Jr .Mrs.-' Judd
Hsrris, of Apex, Mrs. Richard Mc-
Caskill of HendersonMiss Grace)
.Talton. Miss Barbara Barnes tf
Raleigh, Mrs. B.uiHocutt, and
Mrs. L. G. allarcV'J&, of Wilton.
Twot Hostesses Give
Outdoor Supper
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Mrs. Swade E. Barbour, Jr., and
Miss Carolyn Creechi entertained
at an outdoor supper Saturday,
August 7, .honorinj.Miss Farmer
and Alee Beddingfield, her .fiance.
Miss Farmer was presented with
gifts of shina,
A . delicious cold plate . supper
was served to the following guests:
Mr. and Mrs.. Swade; Hardee, Mr.
and Mrs. Minter Payne, ' Mr. and
Mrs. . Clint Dixon, Fred Talton,
Miss Grace Talton, Miss . Hazel
Aycock, Mr, antfJSrs. -Frank Craig,
and Mr." andMrs. O O'NeaL
Two , Cousins Give ' ;
Luncheon T: day
-.-Miss- Farmei was cepllmentea
at a luncheon Tuesday at the Rein
lyn House, Raleigh, , by her cous
ins, Misses Barbara and - Holly
Barnes.,. ' -ti.Z: "
Mixed summer .flowers decorated
the luncheon table. .
Miss ' Farmer was : nresented a
corsage, and "a gift of silver by the '
hostess. - -. 1. 1 ,
Nosegays markedL'.the places
of each' of the. 12 guests.' .
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. Tuesday, Afternoon
. t
r Bridge Club
'.: Mrs. R. .B. EUis was hostess to
the Tuesday . Afternoon , Bridge
dub at her- home this week
: . All the . members were present
High score for the afternoon. went
to ;Mrs. Dwight Barbour and low
score to Mrs. Rudolph Barnes.' : -i
r Refreshments eT iced drinks: and
cookies were" served after play.
v Carrier aircraft, destroyed XZr
263iof the 15,401 Japanese p&nes
credited to U.S.' Navy and Marine
Crops airplanes during World War
SI, a recent Navy, .survey shows.
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4"he price support level for the
1948 wheat crop has been set at
a national average of 2 per bush
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: Durham County 4rH Club girls
have .been unusually r. successful
with their ' garden projects': this
yearv 'r. . - ' .
AMSiciCAN IM ITIATIVE-MSMED &
.-s PATENT SYSTEM- .
12 OUa UZ-JJLVZS C7QSU tzximf
ONCE REQUIRING MOUTHS OR YEARS TO PfXXHJCE-
Mrs, Jones ' Hosteaarv
To The Bethesdk1
Missionary Society; - '
1 Mrs. Norman Jones was hostess
to "the Bethesda; Missionary v So
ciety '.at her home on?J Route- 1,
Clayton, Friday ''night.'"
Summer , flowers were used ('in
decorating the home. ..' V'y'V .J
' Mrs. Luther Puckett presided-in
the absence -of : the- president," Mrs.
Andrew' Edwards. An' interesting
program on - South ; America " was
given by Mesdames Chester jCapps,
Washington Harper, Ashley Harp
er,. Jack Lee, and LloyP Godwin.
Music was rendered by Mrs Luth
er Puckett and Geraldine Jgnes.
Refreshments - of marshmallow
salad with crackers, hors d'fteuves,
coconut , squares, cookiesbanana
nut shells and coca colas 'were ser-
ved to the guests.
'. The September meeting will .be
m the home or Mrs. Washington
j Harper. -
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. Annual picnic and field day of
the Brushy Mountain Fruit Grow
ers Association will be held near
Wilkesboro -on August 18.r:
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What Is the name of thia cut,!
!A. These ar cross-cut beef shanks.
XL Where does this cut come .fronts
aad how Is it identified? , . ' -
A. This cut, Is taken from the fore
shank of beef.' It contains consld.
erable connective ..tissue, varying
amounts of lean, and he. round leg
jq. Bow ahonia tbu cut b prepared!
A. Gross-cut beef shanks are always
cooked in the presence of moisture,
either by braising - with a smalt
amount of liquid or In liquid to cover.
As a result they- are- tender and
flavorful, and 'considered among the
finest eating; by those who respect
simple, hearty fare. They are cooked
a Individual pot-roasts, either In
small casseroles or In a single large
iuM-Ala and flK An liniionnl.- varlo.
The shanks are usually floured and
trowned in 3 to S tablespoons of fat.
They are then cooked slowly in the
presence of a small amount of llquld
until tender, or cooked. in liquid to
cover in a covered container. The re
sulting drippings and juices- may be
thickened - to serve as a delicious
grarzwlth the meat, : - (
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It was such fan to dcoraU oar
OWH. homs). "Wm nfttitiAi4 -VA uK.
; schemes, selected . the Xumiture,
l'TPriM. rugs, and wall coverings
wia HwinsiN ana arrsn'M
em in a pleasing pattern, iut
tjust like all newlyweds nowadays
Wa nmia ma murh ... .
-for our furnish.
tags that we had
very little left in
our budget for
-the future. I
could see that.
what we had
would have to
last a long time
and it was up to
me to see that
didnt quite relish the idea of mak
ing myself a drudge to our home
either. . .. . - -
? I called Jane and asked how she
kept her home looking so 'clean and
fresh all the time and still had
plenty of time for other things.
. ' way, t use uream wax," replied
Jine. . "It's simply wonderful for
-furniture and woodwork. It's f a
creamy white liquid that 'deans
'and Doliahaa in on iniillMtlaii A n1
best of all, it contains no oil to
catch dust. The wax leave a hard,
dry finish that makes cleaning so
aimnl. I maralv whlaV m itlntli avaj
my furniture and the dust disap
pears tixe magic , . i
"I use it for almost evfrything in
our houe for my cupboards, Ve
netian blinds, window si.ls, doors,
"parchment lamp shades, picture
frames,- metal ash trays, leather
goods, refrigerator, and many ot-ei
things. You should see how .?? if
to remove smuages r. ....jtsj
-torints . from my woodwCik? wi
Cream Wax! , ; :
: "Not only does ft clean and polish
my woodwork and furniture, but if
protects the finish as welL particu
larly window sills that are l.kely to
become ;damp and. wet when the
windows' have been left open durina
showerV
U "Cream .Wax, I onderstead,. W
ntw development by Johnson's
chemists. It'Contains thr. cUn
ins' a ran ta and Uh V,mA' Ai
ftlm'of wax to protect the surf ase
fromust and rrit. I'm crtaial
glad I found it It cuts nty houae
viesiung time in ban."
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For the peac"e of mind that'conW with
financial securitj, establish' the habit. of , ' ,
regular saving. A savings account opened --now.
can mean y'ur own home your orn
business sad equate income when you re- -tiro-
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. Double Feature
- Mary Lou .
MY DOG RtTSTY , ;.
Mon. & Tues Aug. 16 & 17
' : Gary Cooper
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. 4 . Loretta Younjr
TIE BISHOPS WIFE ,
Selected Shortk. ' -
Fri. Aug. 20
Joe Palooka
- FIGHTING MAD '
2nd Ch. Tex Granger
- v Selected Short
Sat., Aug. 21 . .
Jimmy Wakely x
OKLAHOMA BLUES
1st Ch Adventures of Jess
and Frank James
Comedy :--
Expert Repairing ,1
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Prices
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