, JUNE 3, 1943 (One Day Nearer Victory)
THE W1AYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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'.nntv Home Demonstration Agent
VwlinPS f run mining iuciiiuus
i
who felt like rook-
Hncr 11D frUlt On
vt"1 1 ...ill cwinc
a r- t'l Ug'
rSt aniline this second war
f? he assurance of vet
d m.w hands at home
I"-' ,ii h-.vt an easier ume,
ri:rg ',y i-rpv, according to
r :;:-',Rl'.11 caret Smith, county
a?r.KKls that worked best
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,carJ!i ; " jjome eCo-
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S. Department
War
1 noint for a home-
.:ne is to get this!
.. .., r well in mind.
ar" ;nni.,- may get up to' 10
iCini o-'i.r for each person
:ru' . .... w none stamps
aniii - , -
' If shp needs
tot pui ,
.;, than that she may
3(!v to hr local war price and
it . . ., trpt coupons
.; .i;,.v her to buy up to
addition
Mill v
using the sugar
i . j. All nur
tV fame as iasi ci .
, ,. .,., to each 4 quarts
:PwVV.-r..it If desired. 5
.i.rar per person may
'..h, for making preserves
fruit butters, but tnis
within the
nrlPli:
A t 1
Gas Drill
m
'. i,.. iichulcd
I- u.a:iv takes 3-4 to 1 cup u
io each quart jar of fruit
.( ,51; j,, an.um! the solid food and
.. ,lV,r i: wtl!.
nt r,n;, aiming sugar ration
,''. ;.i.ut '- cup of sugar to
t ,'ah .-.uct jar, as an aver-
AN IDEA Of WHAT HAPPENS when
JeUow takes off his gas mask too
goon during a drill is ably demon
strated by Sergt Roger W. Holmes
of Ithaca, N. Y. The sergeant g
his nose full of harmless gas ci'
a practice session in the tes'
ber at the Army Flying s
Enid. Okla. atif
Agnes Kuykendall, Ablert Arring
ton, Mrs. H. K. MasteJler, Mrs.
Margaret Capps, Hilliard Jones,
A me Gibson.
Mrs. David Grasty and baby,
Miss Palethia Green, Mrs. Corbett
Crawford, Barbara Jean Messer,
Mrs. E. C. Jenkins, Mrs. Denton
Browning and baby, Mrs. Sidna
Cole, Mrs. V. R. Rhinehart, Mrs.
Henry Vance, Master Frank Pope,
Mrs. Mabel Buchanan, Mrs. Ever
ett Clark, Miss Peggy Carver, Mrs.
James Warren. 1
Mrs. Charles Erwin, Mrs. Thorn- '
as Trull, M.ss Mabel Ensley, Mas- i
ter Ralph Singleton, Miss Ada j
McGaha, Mrs. Noah Sanford. Rov I
Stephens, Carl Best, Mrs. E. C. I
Rainey, and Mrs. J. V. Dills.
BIRTHS
Mrs. Smathers,
Former Resident,
Claimed By Death
Funeral services were held Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
St. Lawrence Catholic church in
Asheville for Mrs. George H.
Smathers, of Asheville, former
Waynesville resident, who died at
her home in the Longchamps apart
ments Friday night after an ill
ness of several months. Burial
was in Greenhill cemetery here.
Serving as active pallbearers
were: William G. Adams, Irving
Mason, Richard Loughran, W. J.
Damtoft, William E. Smathers,
and James Rickeit. all of Ashe
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Messer, of 1 Honorary pallbearers were: Dr.
Hazelwood, announce the birth of j Bernard Smith, Tom Clark, Chas.
a son on May 24th. ; ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Caldwell, of
Waynesville, announce the birth of
a son on May the 27th. 7
of Canton, announce the birth of a
son on May 28th.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eckenrod,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cochran, of
Waynesville, announce the birth of
a daughter on May the 31st.
S. Bryant, Reuben B. Robertson,
Dr. W. M. Hollyday, J. Bat Smath
ers, all of Asheville, Dr. Robert
Sample, of Hendersonville, George
Ward, G. Lyle Jones, Earl M. Mof
fett, Thomas J. Harkins, A. C.
Brendl, John G. Deshler, W. W.
Candler, Ralph Arbogast, C.
Ward, and Piercy Carter, of Ashe
ville. and E. L. Withers, of Way
nesville. Mrs. Smathers was born De
cember 12, 1860. Before her mar
riage to Mr. Smathers on January
t, 1882, she was Miss Daisy Rice,
daughter of Judge Samuel R. Rice,
chief justice of the Supreme court
of Alabama prior to the Civil War,
and one of the leading attorneys
of the South. Her mother was
Miss Amanda Pearson, of Winns
boro, S. C. Mrs. Smathers was
graduated from the Loretto Con
vent of Loretto, Ky.
Mr. Smaiiiers, who has practic
ed his profession in Asheville for
many years, was prior to his mov
ing there, a local resident, and the
family lived here for many years.
Surviving are her husband; two
daughters, Mrs. Henry T. Barlett,
of Asheville, and Mrs. James S.
Wiley, of Westport, Conn.; two
grandchildren, A. C. Claugh, Jr.,
of Glendale, Ohio, and Mrs. J.
Harry Sample, of Raleigh; a half
brother, Sam Rice, Jr., of Mont
gomery, Ala.; a half sister, Mrs.
J. N. Baker, of Montgomery, Ala.,
and a nephew, S. R. Bethea, of
Faundalc, Ala.
The fighter eats two-thirds of
his food out of cans when on com
bat duty.
Advertising may have to b lim
ited daring the war; this maaoa,
gentle reader, that subscription
prices will have to go up.
Time to Cook with Gas
the Perfect Fuel
Economical Clean Quick
Essetane Metered Service
City om oonvMilcnc liuUllad anywtwra
Brading Gas Service pi2
"Handle with Central
Care" .
Cleaners
Your clothes are precious to
be entrusted to the tender
mercies of any but an EX- Main Street
PERT Cleaning Establish
ment. We HANDLE WITH
CARE. That is one reason Dl n 119
we have so many satisfied JL IlOnC XJ.tJ
customers.
HOSPITAL
NEWS
is from the home
v, ar.. 1.,. inter
ifrr.,-. and other summer nuns
l c nil along, so that the
'rui:-. t he sugar ration, and the
io eanner herself may all keep
5 ,:h. have been pointed out by
S;s? Smith.
Sr.n't the sugar to fit the fruit.
Sour fruits may demand and get
-more than the average. In that
;Ste. von will count on giving
tort-ratiwis "f sugar to some ot
- .1 r. f.Mll'fc
TKrvtry juicy aim vrtt umi..
Often veu can taste the natural
lavir -weet fruit better when
Mipar is used.
i. Tut up some fruit without
iipar, if necessary. It's true that
1 ln',v Migiir helps canned fruits
r h'-ii! ii'ii' and flavor. But the
ifar :.-!i't essential to keep the
fruit ! 10111 spoiling. Fruit
r i:t making is often canned
r;:r,iui: sugar-, by choice, so is
iVr diabetic diets.
. if vim have more good fruit
ttari sugar at any time this sum
Mr. iier.'t let it go to waste. Can
:r.t:ru;t and mark the jars plain
s' 'a .r.ilnate "no sugar." Then
y'U can cju n them and sweeten
f:ii;! to taste when the family
t-t snare sugar from its
etM' ration.
Trunok fruit for canning.
Yf'ii cat; heat the f ruit in fruit
Jnhmiy Sis!
mi du al case , i-fortablv.
i'f Waynesville,
rei-ling iiHiic coin-
Edga.r Buchanan, of Canton, op
erative case, is better.
Mrs. J. B. Underwood, of Way
nesville, operative case, is improving.
Mrs. Roy Plemmons, of Waynes
ville, route I, operative case, is
better.
The condition of Roy Gibson, of
Wavnesville, nu dical case, is only
fair.
Sherman Brown (colored), of
Waynesville, medical case, is improving.
Master Benton McCrary, of
Clyde, route 1, operative case, is
resting more comfortably.
Miss Bonnie Rathbone, of Clyde,
route 1, operative case, is better.
The condition of Miss Martha
Jane Holland, of Canton, opera- j
five ease, is good.
Jimmy Cogdill, of Canton, medi
cal case, is some better.
Mrs. V.. J. Carswell, of Canton,
operative case, is improving.
-1 i"u 1 1, or water. Adding erativ
Mrs. J. F. Sams, of Canton, op-
Wfwv neatinir the fruit will
leif rhaw out juice. Some fruit
'litis tivatid yield enough juice
f tt-ir . wn so that no additional
(! is hc( ded.
ttri reason for heating
fruit befoie it goes into the
' r. 1'iecookiiig shrinks the
tiilpmg yon to get more in
i'.!'. jar- w hich is good wartime
' ri'.y ( f i:lass jars and metal
and economy of shelf space,
Howi-ver never cram the
' 'vi! tight, of course. Allow
proportion, of liquid to
e case, is resting more com
fortably.
Margaret Lowary (colored), of
Canton, operative ca.-e, is better. 1
Miss Hazel Harvery, of Canton,
operative case, is resting more
comfortably.
Mrs. Ben Cutshaw, of Maggie,
operative case, is better.
ti:
Miss Juanita Gaddis. of Way
nesville, route 1. medical case, is
resting more comfortably.
The condition of Vaughn Kuy-
ikendall. of Canton, route S. oper-
iiti oi- moderately thin sirup j
t'P witti the sugar ration.
si: r,p, use 1 cup of sugar 1 atjve ca?e) js 0Mi
1 f water or juice. For .
,;,'v sirup, use 1 cup! Mrs. Horace .lohnxm. of Camr-n.
' 2 cups of water or j operative case, is some better.
': - '';r cherries or other!
;"'.:r f :uits require a med- Miss Edith Rathbone . of Clyde.
K'k Mrup' use 1 cup of sugar 1 route 1, operative case, is improv-
water nr lnirci
10 extract juice: Crush and
.vour softer juicy
:" boilinp. Use very low
-t tr.e pan over hot water,
'I' - tut wo't Ptick to the pan.
--re ,,(. friit use(j fo, juice
M"i'hct as any fruit you put
, 'Jt out any trace of bruise
:ec;y. for the canning saying
'"oii: " tit of decay mav
; f- atch." When the juice
'". strain it.
if desired.
t F;ace of ci,rror llco vfyi
ffM of a mild-flavored sirup
' rr,.y cr corn simn. TTsp
f " icjiiace up to half of your
a r-e-third of your sugar. A
1 "'portion of the sirup
mask the delicate fruit
Three ,k,n'ts to end with:
;, in your canning any
;hat have high flavor of
'-'" r.tt-n ci,l.
ire 1 -. mapie, sorgnum,
5SeS. in't
mg.
Bob Phillips, of Waynesville. op
erative case, is resting more comfortably.
Mrs. Joseph Gold, of Canton, op
erative case, is better.
DISCHARGED
Among those discharged from
Sweeten the Haywood County Hospital dur
ing the past weeK were tne iouu
ing: Miss Nancy Morrow, Master
Perry Morrow, Mrs. John Rath-
Use ! bone, Mrs. Jack Rector, Miss rar.a-
lee Webb. Mrs. Jonn .Messer, .ui.-s
use brown
Ilea en J .
lf you do wish to use
ii it""6 t0 SWeen canned fruit,
Just before s .
, aJ take on a bitter taste.
fr!"16 ''Limey" for the British
ritd lii th.e,fact that Bailors car
2es . ' u,th them o long voy-
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra
tor of the estate of Allen and Emma
Messer. deceased, late of Haywood
County, North Carolina, this is to j
notify all persons naving claims
against the estate of said deceas
ed to exhibit them to the under
signed, at Cove Creek, North Caro
lin, on or before the 28th day of
April, 1944, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment. This the 28th day of April, 1943.
KENNEDY MESSER,
Administrator of the Estate of
Allen and Emma Messer, de
ceased. Xo. 1300 April 29 May 6-13-20-27
v. Sfmorra "
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