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iv MAY 24, 1945 (pa Day Nearer Victory) pA' "J , THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNT A INEER Garrett, Jr., A At Dinner bee Friday rrecn Tree Tea Room Me uarreu. ... -----Pwt . - ,or, n the l.ipu rf.iiieing and r- m' " . Hnrat- (.nioveu " ---- J,m.uf. Mrs- Mary tfrVe(l as Hostess for liS! I'11' lutled: Miss viks Pauline Dyer, firmer. Miss hloise ' Ruthie Wagenfeld. -ohnson. of lender, . B(,,tv Ann MaXney, 'Lell'Miss Julia Mc-,-,r-,.u. .1. O Kelly, L Calvin Francis. Bill L,l Foiv. (.'Varies I ers. Mill ."i"-'. iu'f and daughter, Lrneil 1" t'?'r nome i afk.r spi'iiai"K -v-m Philadelphia. Recipe Checks k Pain Quickly (mi ilwmoiic, .ruin- I; rtuff , ( d.i.Ft 3 fatkJfr . ;, it with a quart 'juicf ol 4 I""""' jn, anJ no troublt rJ tny 2 table- day, uncu unci c mpiiiurs u . s - obtained, kly leav , ,, ,tl Ltller, Rii-il Milt,p t9 'IV as it is .I,. I iti i!in)pnci(d by ill-Kate Drtnf Store iJ rt'iiln illi;'?..t I Carrie E. Mann, USNR, Home For Heave Carrie E. Mann, HA lc, USNR, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. N. T. Mann, of Canton, R.F.D. No. 2 spent a week-end leave in the county with her family. She entered the service on July 27, 1944; and enlisted in Knox vflle, Tenn., and was sent to Hunter College, Bronx, N. y., for training. Upon completion of this course she was sent to Beth esda, Md., for corps training. Frori the latter she was transferred to Camp Lejuene and later to Cher ry Point. At present she is sta tioned at Atlantic Field. Prior to entering the service she was a nurses aide at the Haywood County Hospital and then at St. Joseph's Hospital, Asheville. She is a graduate of the Bethel high school. She has four brothers in the service, Cpl. Cecil E. Mann, and Cpl. James Mann, both in France. Pfc. George Mann, stationed at Fort Benning, Ga., and Pfc. Mar sell Mann, at Harrisonburg, Pa. Another brother; Pvt. Troy W. Mann, has recently been discharg ed fro'rrt the' army. Raines Brothers Serving Country Cranberry Rolls Cranberry rolls which are quick to make and quick to disappear are made' by rolling a standard riakino powder biscuit dough one-fourth men tnicK. spread a sweetened and thickened cranberry fiUine nn tho dough and roll jelly roll fashion. Cut one men slices from jelly roll and place cut side down in greased muffin pans. Bake in hot oven. 450 degrees, for 10 minutes. Hugh Messer. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Messer, of Hazchvood. is -visiting relatives in Valdese. 1 :. XL. 'J v ALBERT RAINES AND GQRDON RAINES, sons of Mrs Nelson Curtis and the late Bill Raines, of Waynesville. H.F.I)., are serving in the armed forces. Albert Raines, seaman first class, entered the service in August, 1943, and took his boot training at Bainbridgc, Md. He was assigned to sea duty upon completion of: this training and has served for the past 18 months in the Pacific area. At the time he entered the navy he was employed by the Welled" Shoe Corporation. Gordon Haines, apprentice seaman, entered the service on February 22, 1945, and was sent to Bainbridgc, Md . for his hoot training. After completion of boot training he was sent to Camp Peary, Va., where he is now stationed. He also was employed by the Wellco Shoe Corporation at the time he enlisted in the nay. WESTERN. AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE You Can Place Your Os-der aileries-Electric Irons - Bicycles - Hi Refrigerators - Washing Machines -Toasters Vacuum Cleaners Check Your Needs N Nov; Open Pre-Season Rates i Are Proud To Announce e DIMHG ROOM A ill Ite Open To The Public June lsl I'nder The Capable Direction Of MRS. SAM JONES Well Known In This Vicinity For Her I INK SOUTHERN COOKING At Reasonable Prices TOWN and .'EJHlMj?! ClVttlANS AT WAR The Government needs and' asks its citizens in the 181st week of the war against Japan to: 1. Enlist your dog for scout duty with Pacific combat troops. The Army needs 500 large dogs immediately and l.tiOO before August. Write the Quartermaster General, Washington, D. ('. 2. Plan to can your surplus early vegetables and fnyls. Pres ent high blue point values indicate how necessary home-canned foods will be next winter. 3. Insulate your home now to keep it cool during summer, as well as to save fuel which will continue to he .scarce next winter. REMINDERS Last Dale I'or Use MEATS. FATS Red Stamps Y0, Z5, and A2 through 1)2 June 2 Hed Stamps E2 through J2 Red Stamps K2 through P2 Hed Stamps Q2 through U2 PROCESSED FOODS Blue Stamps 112 through M2 Blue Stamps N2 through S2 Blue Stamps T2 through X2 Blue Stamps Y2, Z2, Al, Bl, CI SUGAR STAMPS 35 : FUEL Oil- Period 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 coupons, good for ten gallons per unit, continue valid throughout the country for I he rest of the heating year. SHOES Airplane Stamps Nos. 1, 2, 3. in Book Three continue valid indefinitely. Buy War Bonds and Stamps I Eadio B lB - if' 1 J:M (Jive Us Your List and We'll Contact You As Soon A j (Joods Arrive No Obligation On Your 'art To Ihiy. Through it close connrctlon with manufacturers, we will soon have items that are now off the market such as ihese shown here. Some of these will be here within a few days, some In weeks, and others later. If you will let us know what you need; we will be plad to drop you a line when the items get here. You can look them over, and if they (ill your needs then boy. Should they happen not to he what you want, then there is no obligation on your part to buy. Radio HffrlQOratort LlitCtric Irons Radio Batteries Snot Lights Electric Wor kihopn 2 Wheel Trailer Electric Ftn Toaster Eleclrft: ) Waffle Irons Grills F.lectrlc Stoves Gas Stovas Outboard Motors Electric Mixers Heating Stoves Archery Equipment Uolf Equipment Tennis Equipment SflftbiiM Equipment Peculators Cleaners BHsehatl riiuipniuiit F ishing Equipment Shot Guns Hifles Tools Skates Electric Vacuum Morns Electric Motors Aluminum Kitchen Waro Galvanized Tubs Buckets Dinner Ware (Dishes) Fast Freezing Units Car Batteries Flashlights Stmt Covers Llicyclus Washing Machines Radio Tubes Wagons ( Tuy Tricycles Baby Strollers Bicycle Accessor tu Shot Gun Shtills Rifle Cartridges Electric Wiring Electric Fixtures Generators Farm Lighting Systems Sealed Beam Adapter Leatherette Upholstering Car Topping Paint Davis Tires Muffler a and Tail lJlir,h Law n Mowers Motor Scooters Fog Lights FILL IN - GIVE TO US NOW I ain Interested in the items checked ahove, and mkH that you contact me immediately upon their arrivul. There Is no obligation on my part lo buy. .lu no 30 .luly 31 August 31 June 2 .lime 311 July 31 AliKust 31 .tunc 2 August 31 Name I'lione Town lto No Kiilile Western Auto Associate Store I 'HON IS 10(i C. U. ECKIIOFF, Owner MAIN STREET aaaHBSMMBaBiaiHHMHB 1F01TAHT LAND SALE AT OF LOTS 45 HOICE iideniial Lois 2 peks From Post Aj v!J yJ i ice: Mod On WEE, IMF A, N M A 6th Also 8-Room HOUSE This Is The Wiley James Properly On East and Short Wed Street. a? 2 p. w. - mum mum PNVEnENT TERMS- Streets. MANY CASH PRIZES MusicBy HIGH SCHOOL BAND David Underwood and lloberi Sutton Owners.1 Medford Leatherwood, Auctioneer PICK OUT YOUR LOTS TODAY f
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