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THE WAYNES VILLE. MOUNTAINEER
'bed Home Demdn-
SMtibh Wbftieh Make
Outstanding Records
(fly Mrs. J. L. Caiinon, Secretary
Haywood CountyCounc-ili
We have 19 organized Home
demonstration clubs with an en
rollment of 357.
i The Agents, club members mid
neighborhood leaders have assist
ed 2500 families in improving food
production and conservation,
health, home grounds, equipment
and clothing. 750 non-farm fami
lies were also reached in this man
ner. Agents have made personal con
tract with 17.241 people through
meetings, home visits, officce and
telephone calls. Local leaders
have held 26 meetings with an at
tendance of 379. 300 voluntary lo
cal leaders assisted with the program.
200 members joined the Red
Cross. $18 00 was contributed to
the Jane S. McKimmon Loan Fund
(to assist rural girls to obtain" a
college education). $3.30 was con
tributed to Chinese Relief.
The Haywood County Library
has 19 book stations over the coun
ty, 18 of which are sponsored by
the Home Demonstration club wo
men, making an increase of one
station since last year. These sta
tions have had a circulation of 9
318 in the past year, almost as
great as :he whole library three
years ago, which was 11.000. Ten I
styled, and remade 46.516 gar
ments. They have saved approxim
ately $25.04)0 by sewing at home.
Six homes have been built this
year and 17 remodeled; 4 installed '
sewage systems, 6 water systems, I
and 11 heating systems. 42 have!
provided needed storage space and
improved kitchens.
rooo conservation results are
follows:
containers of food can
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FIND (Mttt REMAINS IN MEXICO
11
480.9!!7
tied.
1.668 lbs. of fruits and vegetables
dried
146.200 lbs. of meat cured.
206,601 lbs. of fruits, vegetables
and meats frozen.
In May two demonstrations were
given on Preparation of Foods for
Stuck for Christmas ideas? How
is , about giving the kids some books?
I Hoys like the adven'ure kind with
a capital "A"; girls like inspira
tional stories
But here's a tip: The kids here
buy books early so they can read
them a" before they give 'em away.
Here is a list of some books that
should have super-rating with the
heps:
For the girls there are:
"Desisn and Spu" In Mar-ivlm
There are 284 pressure cookers in Karasz J. B LiDDincntn Will h.ln
Freezing with an attendance of 132.
ine county uitn mo being bought th
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Mrs. Frank Wiliiams. of Lake
Junaluska. was the adult winner in
North Carolina of the Green
Thumb Contest, sponsored by the
National Victory Garden Institute
of Xew York. She has received a
handsome silver plaque with the
name of the donors on one side
and her name and the date on the
other. Mrs. Williams planted twen
ty-eight varieties of vegetables
kids design their own clothes
1 Special patterns and instructions
for correct measuring are included, i
"Your Manners Are Showing"
by Betty lletz Grosset & Dunlapi.
This is a bright, broey book of
teen-age know-how. It tells how
to send and accept invitations; how
to act on your big date: table man
ners, etc.
"Women In Aviation" and "Sky
Hostess" by Betty Peekham i Thom
as Nelson & Sonsi Tons for Ihn
f.lllh tl-.imn I nnr4 : AiA i 1 1 U- l. .
v.i.. V.IMMHI i uiiu i epui i- ! vim in ine woi k except tor two
ed on three books each and will re- i hours done by her daughter,
ceive reading certificates. j Twenty-two club members at-
A sewing machine clinic was , tended the State Federation meet
held in April and 70 machines j ing held during Farm and Home
were cleaned as a result. 'Convention at State College Hav-
her fourth of an acre garden and ! girl who is air-minded.
"Count Your Characters" bv
luilli Stein 'Harcourt. Brace), a
story about copy -writing, is a good
Club members have sold $39,100
worth of dairy products. S23.221
ot poultry and eggs, $11,682 of the meeting
fruits and vegetables and $1,753 The home
of home products.
uooci won the attendance gavel for
having traveled the most miles for
The women have repaired, re-' and Home Arts Show and
demonstration clnh
women took part in the Livestock
clubs
Texaco Service Station
Courteous and Efficient Service.
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O Expert Lubrication
O Texaco Gas, Oils and Acces
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O Flats Fixed
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Prices And Vour Purse: Will it
Be Potatoes, Waist, Or Waste?
TUESDAY,
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By EMIMG TAXT.h
WASlfJifJGTON How about a
steaming, baked potato for break
fast then some whipped potatoes
for lunch', and perhaps a few
French fries for dinner? That is
the kind of eating that will keep
the record 19G crop of spuds from I program at tho
spoiling. It may be better to let
to the waist than
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book for the girl interested in an
advertising career.
"Doctor Elizabeth" by Laura
Kerr 'Thomas Nelson & Sons) tells
about the first woman doctor and
her struggles to get an education
and survive the jibes of people who
believed women should not interest
themselves in a medical career.
"Hidden Treasure of Glaston"
by Eleanor M. Jewett iVikingi will
appeal to the girl who loves mys
tery stories.
Teen-agers and kids of all ages
Our lines are CROWDED, too
Telephone lines and central offices are
biuier today than ever. If you don't always'
get a quick answer it is because so many
people are calling at one time. The operators
are doing their very best to serve you promptly.
We are making every effort to speed the
manufacture and installation of additi!
WSMA
equipment in ordef to handle more calls more
qtiickJy. In the niearitime, your cooperation
If pprecia!etL
Southern Bell Telephone and telegraph Company
INCOftrOIATtO
winning prizes were as follows:
First prize Fines Creek; Sec
ondClyde; Third Beaverdam;
Fourth Junaluska; Fifth Bethel.
The judges were Miss Mary Mar
garet Robinson. Home Agent from
Brevard. .Miss Josephine Johnston.
Home Agent from Sylva, and John
W. Goodman. Assistant Director of
Extension. Raleigh.
We were asked to send hand-
woven artieles, such as towels,
luncheon sets and bags, to Wash
ington, D. c, for a Handicrafts
Exhibit. Mrs. Lockie Grooms sent
hand-woven towels and a luncheon
set. The same exhibit was on dis
play at State College, Raleigh, at
the Farm and Home Convention.
EECOISDS
PERRY COMO
If I'm Lucky
One More Vote
JULIA LEE
Gotta Give Me Whatcha Got
Lies
Louis jordav
Choo Choo Ch Boogie
That Chick's Too Young To Fry
HOAGY CARMICHAEL
Huegin' And Chalkin'
I May Be Wrong
JOHNNY LONG
In A Shanty In Old Shanty Town
Blue Skies
MILL'- BROTHERS
You V The Only Heart That
Lver Loved You
I'm Afraid To Love You
IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Albums
Table Radios
Portable Radio
. Phono Radio Combinations
Bonded Electronic Technicians
Guaranteed Service Work
jones ft Abid
, SERVICE
. Radios, Record, Players and
Goaranteed Repair Work
Appliances
Waraesvtne; Jf. C.
like the Junior Library books. New
editions of "Alice in Wonderland"
and "Through The Looking Glass"
by Lewis Carroll (Grosset and
Dunlapi are beautifully illustrated
in color by John Tenniel. There are
also "Arabian Nights," illustrated
by Earle Goodenow and "Adven
tures of Pinbcchio" by Carlo Col
lodi. illustrated by Fritz Kredel.
If some of your hep friends like
to cook, the new golden jubilee
edition of Fannie Farmer's "Boston
Cooking School Book" (Little,
Browni is lots of fun even for be
ginner cooks. It is also an ideal
present for Mom but if she already
has it, one by Stella Standard,
"More Than Cooking" (Vanguard
Press) is new and exciting. It has
delightful time saving menus and
fine dishes that can be produced
without hours of drudgery.
For the Mom who likes to dress
up and make the most of herself,
Helene Garnell s "Oh Dear! What
Shall I Wear?" (Liverwrighti will
answer all sorts of problems about
clothes and accessories.
For the boys there are: "Fun
With Plastics" by Joseph Learning
(Lippincott); "Big free," a story
about the California redwoods by
Mary and Conrad Buff (Vikingi.
Those popular baseball stories,
"The Kid From Tomkinville,"
"Rookie of the Year" and "World
Series" by John Tunis (Harcourt,
Jrace), will please any red-blooded
Newfoundland Cars
To Roll Right On Road
SAINT JOHN'S Newfoundland-
Newfoundland has decided to
change its rule of the road from
left to right, effective Jan. 2.
The new regulation has caused
many protest Most of the motor
cars in Newfoundland have a left-
hand drive, motorists preferring to
guide their vehicles by the road
edge.
American boy; "Men Against
Crime," a story about the Secret
Service men of the Treasury De
partment by James Floherty (J.
B. Lippincott); "Telecasting In Col
or" by Kingdon S. Tyler (Harcourt,
Brace); and old standbys "The
Adventuers of Tom Sawyer" by
Mark Twain and "Treasure Island"
by Robert Louis Sevenson (Gros
set and Dunlap) are other good
bets.
Merry Noel,
them go to the waist than waste
Ideal weather conditions, im
proved fertilizer practices and
better farming methods caused the
yield to soar to an estimated 478,-
000,000 bushels this year, 1,000,000
bushels more than the government
expected farmers to grow. This
large surplus, added to a shortage
of commercial storage facilities and
a possible scarcity of refrigerator
cars to move the crop to market,
threaten a serious loss, as pota
toes are piled on farms in the
freezing winter air. Uncle Sam,
through government loans, has un
derwritten the potato rrarket to
keep prices from dropping, so if
they are not consumed, the tax
payer will foot the bill.
The 'Eyes' Have It
Remember in the late winter of
1944 when vou were scouring thp
stores for potatoes? Well, they are
just as good today and the only
thing you have to scour now is
the potato itself. Serving and stor
ing surplus spuds will give deli
cious nutriment to your family
and help the country over a diffi
cult spot. The potato is waiting to
be eaten, and he's got his eyes on
you!
Holiday Sales
Despite noticeable selectivity on
the part of buyers, both retail and
wholesale, the Department of Com
merce confidently expects Christ
mas shoppers this season to ling
up the largest number of sales oh
record. I
Right Track j
One railroad company has;
thought of a new way to bnd
over backwards to please its pas
sengers. At last somebody has
decided to help out the poor fel-!
low (or his secretary) who has!
to stand in line, first on one footi
and then the ether, waiting to
buy a ticket. No more need for
that, say they. Just make your
reservation by telephone, get on
the train and pay the conductor.
Or, better still, charge it. A credit
plan makes even that possible.
Sngar Horizon
A larger sugar ration is on the
horizon but no closer. A 20 per
cent production increase in areas
supplying the United States is ex
pected (luring the second miartpr
of 1947 when new crops will move
to market in volume. That should
moan, an increase of about 11
pounds per person.
Good Earth
For six years Victory Garden
programs, one of the most con
spicuous successes of the war, pro
duced from 8 to 10 million tons
of food annually. On December 5
and 6, garden and horticultural
leaders from all sections of the
country will meet here to lav Dlans
for 1947 "Gardens for food, health,
and good riving."
The Hazelwood Boosters club will
hold their annual T.nrti..- .
SChnol i,n Tl...
uciy mSm at ::U() o'clock. , su,
cial 'Christmas program will be u
ranged. John Smith is in charge
A large attendance is expected'
according to Rev. S. R. Crockett
president of the club.
Presbyterian Laymen
To Meet Wednesday
The Layman's club of t,e
Waynesville Presbyterian church
will meet for supper at the church
on Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock
The supper will be in charge of
a committee fiom the Business
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden pblegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender in
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
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BOOKS AND TALLY CARDS
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state's courts may be executed
without a clemency hearing by the
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Waynesville, North Carolina
MATINEE SATURDAY ? and 3:30 SUNDAY 2 and 4 P. M.
rJlGIIT SHOWS 7 and 9 Daily SUNDAY 8:30 Only
ADMISSION PRICES:
Children Under 12 Years 12c Including Federal Tax
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Tfiena is the mild senna laxative made
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juice. Prompt acting, reliable. For quick
relief from annoying children' constipa
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Caution: use only as
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY DECEMBER 9-10
"Caesar And Cleopatra"
Starring
VIVIAN LEIGH and CLAUDE RAINES
lews
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 11
"The Iiiside Job"
( Starring
PRESTON FOSTER arid ANN RUTHERFORD
Serial and Short
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THURSDAY-FRltiAY DECEMBER 12-13
Three Little Girls In Blue
tn Color
Starring
VIVIAN BLAlNE and JUNE HAVER
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You Will Find Al
A Wide Selection of Toys -
Brock Electric Record Players -
Remirigton Three-Some Electric Razors
Combination Toaster and Hot Plate -
Was $5.00 Now $3.25
Ahd Maiiy Other Ideal Christmas
Gifts
Do Vdtir Christmas Shopping Early
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