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The Passing of Pin. Cushions
w T SAW j one of those old-fnRlitnnpd
-contraptions u In the garret of a
.farm House not long ago. , it was a
r: meek-Iooklng and fnded-outvmesa and
V . punched full of pin-holes. , These pin
' " cushions ; passed out " of existences
1 along with a host of other . thing
found" peculiar, to the female1 of ;the
species.' - ' - , ; .
The old stjle woman was of the
-, pln-cushlon variety, She Just stuck
v around and . ftok : whatever happened
to come her way. She was a hum
' 't ble, silent being who bad about as
. much initiative as the average gov
eminent employee. Her Idea was that
' of watchful-waiting, and she did a
-lot of the latter, . She took what she
could get and hong on to H until It
got rusty, .,
. ' Ton don't find ' many i of these fe
!f male pin cushions nowadays. The flap
... Perish woman Is more of a norcnnlna
fy r: who throws the pins, or quills. If you
. . wait u iubv wuui.uiv men oner, yea u
take a lot that yon don't - want, or
f nothing at all.
The modern girl never bad a chance
, . to be receptive, for, she came into the
; . - world when life was flying. She knew
i 'that she had to reach ont after what
' ; she wanted whether H was a dance i me y appetite was poor and I had
V or a Job, a sptffy bat. or a man. - .suffered' with a reumatic condition
When it cornea to getting a man, It .for years.' Saron Ailed me -with
.doesn't pay to sit down and look in- new life and energy relieved all of
, (.terested. A girl has to exert berselt my ailmenta and t e3A tf , m
,AB a matter of fact, the only wayl h ..h . ; x
,.to get the man,you want Is to takej . ny Dy;, ' ; - ,
K . the Ice-tongs and drag him Into the I Sargon Pills complexly cleared
kitchen. Of course, that doesn't aeein, my system of poisons s withoufc .the
"k dignified,' but dignity Is only another ..least, ' discomfort "Rev. ' "W. - 1.
one of tue ' things that has been
-J stuffed ji way In the attic of the apart
t meqt "i- s-:
i.But fm not -thinking of mereHtnen.
I KoTm considering the change that
has come over: us women since the
revolving doors began to spin around.
. We can't afford to sit still and accept
the pins which Fate has In store for
''us. -s , ' - '
" We've, got to be. on the Job 'in all
' .mutters.' H". , . '
The moment "a girl makes a pin
cushion of herself, and accepts the
v " opinions of other people, she's on her
, way to the attic,
. ;vv Don't say to-wus, TJse no hooks,"!
.. for that's. Just , the ' thins we have
, ; to do, V
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ASHEVILLE, NC,.
FROM BLUFF
. . i -We had a good S. S. Sunday. "We
were glad to have Mr. Roscoa Lank
; "ford from Fonde, Ky., with us. Ev
eryone enjoyed the nice talk he gave
, Miss Frances Sawyer from Tulsa,
..Oklahoma, is visiting- Miss Bonnie
Thomas and family. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Lankford and
" Mr. John Gentry frpm Fonde, Ky.,
v: 1 spent the week-end wilh relatives
- Jiere. . Miss Flora Lankford accom
panied them- home. --She will spend
the winter with her. uncle and aunt,
- .Mir. and Mrs. Lankford,. and attend
school at Fonde, Ky. . . . "
Miss Ruby Waldroup took dinner
Sunday with Miss Mae Finley.
- - Those who took dinner at Mr. Edd
Weldroup's Sunday were Messrs. 0
. bie Waldroup, Ernest Thomas, Burter
Castle eTid Phil Henderson. '
Thee wh visited at the home of
Hr. Ed4. Waldroup Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Burn Cody and nephew
Mrs. R. H.., Waldroup, Mrsi Howard
Wsr3ham, Mr. Ernest. Thomas, Mr.
Cbie Waldroup, Mr. ,Castle Hendcr-
son, Hiss Ruby Waldroup. and broth-
Z er, Flcyd. ".. T- '---
There was singing and prayer
meeUr.2 at tlie home of Mr. Charlie
' Finley Saturday night A largr
!crod W3 lt;::f't ana everyone
''sf creed to enjoy " t! e occasion.
Hrs. Finley is ur.Elle to come to
j ) wsrt to me"vi our V'ei-
FES HEALTH -MOW
' I used toVavj co'tts'i'sn'' pains ir
mv side-, head rt neck anl wa ffl
slant well. I-waf
rvoua
constipated, "my kidneys distressed
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, T V REV. W. T. SHANNON
Shannon, Blythetwood. S. C.
i MOORE'S PHARMACY, Agents f
From SANDY MUSH
Xi Mrs.; Edd Ward called on Mrs, J.
H.' King Tuesday.
Rev. Frank Leatherwood and Rev.
Mr, Ctark paid Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
King and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Boyd
a- visit last week. ' -; r
. . Mr.. N. M tusk has returned home.
i Mrs Millard " Sutties called ,on Mr.
Oliver King ' Thursday evening.
-. Rev. Mr. Clark called at Mr. T. T.I
King's Frdjay A., M, . . -
Mr." J. H. King motored to town
- ff. ' Leatherwood 'and WcT, Clark
are . holding a meeting at Chestnut
Grove at ' this writing with a very
large crowd in attendance, - "
.Misses. Zora and Nettie Smith are
staying with'Mri Fred L. Hannah. v
' Mrs. R..E. Duckett was visiting
her parents Saturday, , ,
Mr. T.T, King, Mr. R. J. Boyd
and Mr. Oliver ' King tndtorcd to
Asheville Thursday. '
Rev. Frank Leatherwood and Mr.
Clark were supper guests of Mr. and
torn. T .T. Kintr Fridav evening. i
Mr. Everett Duckett.ond tw 3 chil
dren have goner back to Oh'o... ,
- - Mr. Will McElreath Is visiting rel
atives on Sandy Muish af present.
Mr. Everett Duckett is "with hi
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Uuckott
Miss Bettie Boyd Is teaching schooj
a . Turkey Creek. : J
Mr. and Mrs, J.- H. Kii. and ,to
dausrhters, -Mrs.. Fanny f Boyd ana
Mr. Floyd, Boyd wera the'guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Boyd Sunday.
Mrs. Nerva , Sprouse . waSj visiting
her friends in Robers i . Cave Sun,-
J. II.Hutchins
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S In OSce Every Day
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X-RAY WORK A
SPECIALTY ?
If you Lave any defective
" teeth, better have
thera examined
Ealcsraan Is Ihi bdy of ' tl-
o!e ml . ,; . . ..
Yes, but she's asleep ju
beauty odgic
Xhwarry Beauty Coruultdnt :
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.....vF we oa this bide of the ocean
I could become more hand-eon-
..tdous some of our personal
beauty problems would be solved.
While in France, I was impressed
' with the knowledge and skill most
women possess in the use of their
;. Hands. t- :r -lvf,
' We may as' well realise that
. they are . Jointly responsible tor
skin loveliness, along , with prepa
rations ol unaueBUoned quauty.
" Of : curse. i we . need iust ' the
right things to work withl Tou
Wbo are home-makers know that
yon can't cook U you don't have
- flour, and eggs, batter and baking
' ' powder. So, In caring for your
skin, you cant expect to keep it
healthy and well-nourished with
out using Just the right appllca-
-' tions. x ., --
. P However, In any ; really fine
' preparations there Is no secret
It Is all there In the Jar ready for
use. The secret if you still in
sist on one is simply to use these
sclentiflo aids as they were in-
- tended to be used. ' Now I want i
Wise Seasoning
. By ETIENNE ALLIO, Chef,
Hotel New Yorker, New York City
OO Ijreqnently the Amer
ican housewife depends
almost entirely upon salt
T
ana: peppe? lor seasoning.
.Tha third member of the
trio of . fundamental " seasonings-
salt, pepper and sugar she some
times falls' to think of as a season
ing at all, looking upon it Only as
a sweetener.
- In this respect the French cook
Is wiser than she. By the French
, '-' ' .... a dash of
sugar is used
to- bind ' and
'.accentuate the
'flavors of the
v various lngre
dlents; not
enoagh ; to
' sweeten, 'but
sufficient 1 o
make a deli
cious differ
ence in the
final flavor of
SHIP ALLIO :
r ' . ' the dish. Pen-
per corn, mace, allspice and a large
group of other seasonings are also
used by the French to achieve
'those delicate flavors that; have
brought French cooking the crown
Of acknowledged aupremacy.
Cauliflower Bearnatse W ash
thoroughly . one large . .head of
: cauliflower '" and' separate '? jnto.
dumps. Cook, until tender Drain
and place in greased casserole.
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Scups Tc:t
' , BY ETIENNE ALLIO, Chef,
Hotel New Yorker, New York City
IOTJP holds, and deserves,
the honor of opening the
evening meal in- thou
sands of American homes.
Than a perfect soup there
is no more delicious dish. Than a
poor soup watery andV tasteless-
there Is no more ruinous prelude
to what otherwise might have
proved , a thoroughly soul and appetite-satisfying
repast. :
To avoid the disaster of a really
poor soup Is not difficult. Fairly
. ... V, good' results
are easy to at
tain. But to
prepare ' the
perfect soupf
That Is Indeed
an art which
calls for all
the bonis-
wife's skill la
the . choice
A
t,-
and mixing of'
liltid I-
ecta, and the
Use of season-
OHtr AtLie
ir-a. It la, hovever, an art which
carers as its reward the heartfelt.
8?5rec!atIon of $tH the Ciners at
tv..r toiti. -
F:' i a U Creroe iTf!nard
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intyour!irids
to talk to you a little about cleans
ing the skin. - e
For simple cleansing I'd suggest
three things: a cleansing cream
a lotion that tones and freshens
and. of course, cleansing tissues.
Also, and this la most Important;
you will want the free and full use
of both your hands I It's my
theory that only by using both
hand can you -give every single
part of your face and neck the v
kind of treatment tt needs.
Now, with your finger tips
spread with the fragrant cleans
ing cream, smooth it , up up
up from the base of the neck,
all oyer your face. I like a cream,
niwt of all, that liquefles quickly
under contact It should not re
quire hard rubbing and kneading.
Just smooth it on, - A good cream
penetrates and lifts the dust and
grime right cut.
Now again using both hands .
take two pieces of cotton and dip
each i into a freshening lotion,
using4 the middle fingers of each
hand. Begin again at the base of
the' neck and smooth UP and up
gently. With the excess cream
dissolved, and every pore en
couraged to breathe again, your
skin . will feel dellciously clean
and cool. , '-'i&-.:
Gives Added Zest
Mix .together- two cups peas, one '
large slice onion, two peppercorns,
.two doves, one-half teaspoon salt,
one tablespoon sugar. . Simmer in
onecjup of water until peas are
,verysott Melt three tablespoons1
butter in a saucepan. Add .three
tablespoons' flour . and stir, ntU , ,
smooth. Strain pea nilsture and
press through - colander, blending
it with one-half cup milk. Season
with one-half, teaspoon, salt ' and
add to butter and flour Stir 'until
completely blended. Pour ever
cauliflower and sprinkle ! with
bread crumbs. Brown In a quick
oven not more than eight minutes.
Cucumber a la Qlverny Pare
and cut Into small pieces one large
cucumber. Cook until tender In
boiling, salted water. Drain. Beat
one egg lightly and add two table
spoons vinegar, one-half teaspoon
salt one-eighth , teaspoon pepper,
and one-eighth teaspoon sugar. Boll
until the mixture thickens and
pour over the hot encumbers.
Serve immediately. ; f ' : j
Tomatoes Bemadotte Cut Into
eighths, two pounds of fresh toma
toes. Place In saucepan." Add one
and a ' half teaspoons salt one-'
eighth teaspoon pepper, one table
spoon sugar, two tablespoons but
ter, sis: cloves, one-fourth teaspoon
paprika,' and a one-Inch piece of
cinnamon. - Cook slowly, without
water, until tomatoes are tender.
An equivalent amount, of., canned
tomatoes can be, used In place of
the fresh, If desired.
Ciilinpry S!dll
through a colander Into a sauce
pan. Add two cups good stock.
Season, .with salt, pepper, one tea-
spoon .sugar, a - pinch of ' mace. '
Bring quickly to the boiling point '
Stir In one tablespoon gutter rolled
In one; teaspoon flour. Cook one j
minute and remove from Are. - J
C Potsge Longchamps Drain one
can of Teas into a saucepan. Add '
two slices t of onion, three ; cups
chicken stock, and ont and a. half ,
teaspoons sugar. Bring to a. boll ;
and simmer : for one-half hour.
Blend in a saucepan, one table
spoon Hour with ona tablespoon
melted hotter. Pour In slowly, stir
ring all the while, the pea mixture.
Bring to boiling point; then re-'
move and put through strainer, r
Add one cup milk and a few sprigs
of fresh mint Reheat, removing
mint in about five minutes, after
it has had an opportunity to impart
its delicate flavor. Add one-half
cup cooked vermicelli and season
with salt and pepper.
Potto de Carettea Wash,.
scrape -and slice, thin, twelve ma
dlum-slse carrots. Flace In sauc '.
pan" with two tablespoons batter, .
Season vtth salt and on teaspoon
sugar. Cook slowly, turning con
stantly ftct'J tbe carrots begin to
color. A'l tro crs pood fcrot'i
and let c -re's t ! t j
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great Btory was
written on . the motto,
"All for one and . one
.for aW.'. A & P cus
tomers have built up a
g r-e.a-t association! of
housewives , on -, that
motto. . -
. ' Massing their money
through A & ,P stores
to get the best food
:v to all, j each shares
, the benefits all" make
possible. ,
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From -Thomas Branch
Miss Grace and Beth Baker from
Asheville are visiting their grand
iParents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas.
' Messrs. Robert Ramey and Hamp
ton Thomas have been cutting and
sawing wood for the past few days.
Those who attended church at Red
Hill Tuesday , nieht were Mr. and
Mrs. Millard Payne and four small
daughters, Mrs. J. O. Revis, Mrs. Co
ra Lee Freeman, Miss Neta Thomas,
Misses Olive and Vonalee Revis,
Messrs, Lankford, Hampton, Hobert,
and Junior Thomas, Carl Cantrell,
and Misses Marion and Mary Emma
Ramsey.
Mrs. Bill Payne and daughter,
Fay, from Dry' Branch, spent Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. Millard Payne
and family. -
Mr.- and Mtrs. Emory Chandler
were visiting their daughter, Mrs. J.
0.- Revis . Wednesday. . . -
Miss Olive Revis has been ill for
the past few days with a very bad
cold. 1 ', .' '
Little Misses Geneva and Hazel ,
IrM
Payne spent the week-end with their j The Buncomhe County . Singlnj?
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Convention will be held at -Leicester, :
Payne of Dry Branch. - ' M.'E. Church South the fifth Sun
" 'jday, Aug. 8. 'Fred Hall, Chairman.
j hi, vaieman vtuotr irom Asneviue
was seen on l nomas israncn sunaayi
afternoon. . - " ,
Misses Olive and -Vonalee Revis
were in Walnut Wedntvlay after
noon. - . ,
vear.- ueacus x nomas ana air. iua;
thevr Thomas -went .fox hunting Fri-.'
day night. - - . " A
Mrs. Cora ' Lee Freeman was the t
gacst of Mrs. J. u. Kevis Sunday
afternoon. " - - ,
: Mr. Palmer Ensley was seen in
Walnut Wednesday afternoon, r ;
Mr. Lankford and Cleatua Thom
as motored to .Walnut Saturday, af
ternoon. . . t ,
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SPRING CREEK
The local basebtH team played a
doublo hecder on the home; ground
Saturday. In the fir&t," Spring Creek
won ever Meadow Fork Vith a score
of 6-8. In ,ahT second, they set
3osart-d6wn with' a larger number
cf scores, 24-10.- Batting over the
fence and making home runs account
fcr the large score. ...
We play Bogart ' there ' Saturday
end here Saturday week. On me
10th we try Laurel again-with a
r .i game. ' ' - . '
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From ALEXANDER
We had a splendid sermon Sun
day evening by the Rev. Mr. Gugsby.
Miss Bonnie EmMe spent Sunday
at Lake Lure. . ,v - '
Mr. Joe Hill was seen on the new
mountain road Sunday, driving his
new car.
Miss Bonnie Embler has taken
trainrrg end has become an eye
specialist.
Mr. Paul Paris had a slight stroke
of paralysis just above Mr. J. B.
MaUck's department store Sunday
night.
Mr. Alvin Mauck is taking me
chanical training from Mr. Joe John- '
son.
FROM LEICESTER
An ice cream supper will be held
at Leicester M. E. Church South Fri-
day evening, Aug. 16th. '
. Rev. M. E. Leftwich, pastor and".
Rev; Joe Meson of - B)ack Mountain :
have just closed a revival meeting
at Grace Chapel neap Leicester. Fif-
ty-seven new converts was the har-
vest. ' ,
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