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Special Groups Named
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MAYONNAISE 35c ROLL MIX
! Qno.iai pmumittees for the West
Pigeon Community Development
Program were selected Tuesday
nieht at a meeting at the Bethel
1 school.
The delegates decided befoTe
'they closed the session to hold the
inext meeting at 7:30 p. m., April
"JS, at the Bethel High School lunch
room.
Community Chairman John
Sloan presided as these special
committees were named, with the
following members mciuaea.
Forestry- K.llis
Brown, Lamar
Helen Hayes Excited
About New Play
NASSAU, Bahamas (UP) Helen
Hayes is a little excited about her
next play.
It will be William McCleery's
"Good Housekeeping." Miss Hayes
will play the mother. In the play,
she'll have two daughters. One of
them ml be her real-life daughter,
Mary, who was graduated last
nonth from the American Acad
emy of Dramatic Arts.
"I don't know which of us is
anina tn hp mOSt lierVOUS," MiSS
Hayes, in private life Mrs. Charles j tol
Mac Arthur, admitted.
Marv made her debut with her
Expert Declares
Farm Prices May
Drop Lower
Farmers will have to keep a
close eve on all of their operations
this year if they expect to maintain
their net income at present levels,
ays T. K. Jones, farm manage
ment analyst at State College.
Continued high production cost
and declining prices for agricultur
al products are m :ore tor 1SH9,
i.iiim savs. Lower net income will
..,o rl.it farm families will
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red to accept lower
25c
Pkg. Saii5dovn Instant 111 Lb. bat- VAl bury's
CAKE MIX 35c FLOUR
IM..in or IsU Ki.inti
93c
WESSON OIL
IG-Oz. Jjr Weltli
Pint 32c GRAPE JELLY
Quart 63c
CLOROX
Quart 17c
Half Gallon 29c
23c
Creen t'.iniit
PEAS 2 Cans 37c
Friels
No. 2 Can
CORN 19c
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VANILLA
WAFERS
FFV Vanilla
WAFERS
12-Oz. Box
Mm
I.ari;e Iiox
2Sc
'-Lb. I5ox Makers
COCOA 19c
2 Large 29c
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JOHNSON'S Self Polishing
6 L'O -'COAT
with ONE CAN at
REGULAR PRICE!
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2 PINTS Only 89c
2 QUARTS Only $1.47
Tony or Smarty
DOG FOOD
3 Cans 25c
Miracle Whip
SALAD
DRESSING
tint 35c
1 York, Delmar Smith and Mr.
Newsome.
Kefreshinents Mrs. Jack G. Mc
Cracken, Mrs. E. B Hickman, Mrs.
'John Sloan, Mrs Ellis Wells, Mrs.
D. York, Mrs. Hugh Rogers and
1 Mrs. M. C. Nix.
Ho3ds Biii Wells, Larry Jus
tice, Weaver Cathey and Hugh
Terrell.
Cam Jack G. McCracken, Jack
Sloan, Gene Barrett.
Cattle Jack G McCracken, C.
.C. Saunders, Bryan Burnette, J.
L. Singleton, Henry Garner.
Dairy Jack G. McCracken. Mrs.
J L. Sineleton. Mrs. Earle Moore.
Fruits and Vegetables, and Foods
and Nutrition i combined ) Charlie
Terrell. Mrs. Joe Beverage, Mrs.
Jue Higilon, Mrs. Hue Kiddie, Mrs.
K. B. Hickman.
Home Furnishings James Shef
field, Mrs. Vernon Sheffield.
Health Mrs. Tom Cathey, and
Laura Burnette.
Home and Farm Beautification
Mrs. Lester Kore, Clifton Terrell,
John Hardin, Willie Fore, Mrs.
Oscar Laymons, Gudger Worley.
Poultry M C. Nix, Corbit
Wright.
Scrap Book and School Grounds
Mrs. Henry Garner, Mrs. John
Hardin, Mrs. Joy Osborne, Mrs.
John Rigdon and Mrs. Calvin Bis-
-ell.
Pasture - Charlie Caldwell,
lain, -s Sheirield. KHis Burnette and
Jim Welch.
Alfalfa Letch Worley, Guy
; Wells. W. 11. Hyatt.
Clothing Mrs. Kllis Wells, Mrs.
Charlie Terrell. Miss Eugenia Jus
tice, Dolores York, Miss Joann Mc
Cracken and Mrs. Jack Sloan.
Mr. Sloan, Vice-Chairman Jack
(i. McCracken; Mrs. Henry Garner,
secretary; and Mrs. Clyde Collins,
repoiter, the principal officers in
the program, were elected at the
original organization meeting.
Mrs. Clifton Terrell was elected
aiistant reporter.
Wells, Walker
York, Coleman I mother in a summer stock produc
be
standards
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this reduction in living standards,
they must develop plans to
citsh-
tion of -Alice Sit by the Fire.
"Of course, I blew my lines,"
Mrs. MacArthur recalls. "Mary
was as steady as a rock."
Here for a family vacation, Mrs.
MacArthur disclosed plans for the
try-out of 'Good Housekeeping"
in August at Iannis, Mass. It the
plav lives up to expectations, it
wili be taken to New urk in the
fall.
ion the effect of failing larm prices
Most farmers have the alterna-
i live of increasing the efficiency of
I pi. sent enterprises or' adding sup
; !:, .;n i nterprises which can
he tilled ,:ilo present tanning sys
tems, according to the analyst.
He points out that efficiency
can he inpreased by the ii'e ()
recommended practices on al
enterprises. Many farmers use
recommended practices on the
main crop, such as tobacco, but
neglect other enterprises ana fail
to operate them in such a way as
to obtairf a profit.
On many farms, says Jones
ful'er use of the resources of land
labor, and capital could be obtain
ed by adding other enterprises
The choice jf the kind of supple
mentary enterprises to add will be
governed by market demand and
available resources.
Increasing livestock enterpri c
offers a good opportunity for mak
ing adjustments in view of the
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Legless Stoves Draw
Fire Of Cat Owners
ATLANTA 1UP1 Cat- lovers
have put tjjkeir backs uptoday. in
an' angry cpftiplaint that ,modern
progress" is ruining the domestic
bliss of millions of tabbies and
tonis from coast to coast.
Specifically, the friends of the
felines want kitchen equipment
manufacturers to put the kitchen
stove back up on four high, sturdy
legs.
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Fresh, Tender Green
Beans 2 lbs. 29c
Green
Cabbage 2 lbs. 9c
2 Larfje Hunches Calif.
Carrots 17c
se days, they said, have I
place left in the Aineri- !
Small Squares
BACON
27c
Home Groin Greens
MUSTARD or SPINACH
2 lbs. 29c
Fresh Beef
LIVER lb.
'i-Lb. Sticks Churnold
MARGARINE lb. 40c
Cats thf
no basking
can home.
When grandma eliminated her
fireplace, (hey said, the family cat
did not protest. He walked into the
kitchen and curled up under the
stove. But stove-makers lately have
been en rout liing on the cat's do
main, "And what do we get these
days?" demanded an angry cat
owner. "Stoves that look like boxes,
great big things like packing
crates and pint-sized things that
look like water coolers.
"And they come right down to
the floor, all of them. Where is the
cat supposed to go?"
The Cat Lovers' Society of South
Geneva Street here was uncftain
about how to go about getting
stoves back off the floor,
"Maybe we'll use wooden blocks,"
one member .said. "It might make
cooking awkward, but who could
keep her mind on cooking with a
neurotic cat walking from a cold
fireplace to a solid stove, looking
for a place to light?"
NO HONOR AMONG THIEVES
GRAPEVINE, Tex. (U.P.) An es
caped convict, arrested near here,
told officers he locked a stolen
truck when he abandoned it be
cause he "didn't" want anybody to
swipe it.
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PORK ROAST SLICED BACON FAT BACKS
49 c lb. 49c lb. 15c lb.
mm"v!dto Tender Beef Fresh j
CHUCK ROAST SHORT RIBS GROUND BEEF
49 c lb. 29c lb. 49c lb. j
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Fillet Of
Haddock lb. ?7c
Medium Green
Shrimn . lb. 57c
Flounder, lb. 41c
OCEAN
CATFISH
10c lb-
Dressed
Whiting . Ib. 19c
BLACK
BASS lb. 39c
Spanish
Mackerel lb. 35c
ARDOUR'S MEATS
16 Ounce Can
CORN BEEF HASH . 35c
Vi 's Can
POTTED MEAT ... 9c
20 Ounce Can
BEEF STEW 59c
Vi Ounce Can
VIENNA SAUSAGE . 19c
IVx Ounce Jar
SLICED DRIED BEEF 35c
Silver Cup
COFFEE . . 1 Ib. bag 40c
California No. 1 Tall Can
SARDINES 17c
Del Monte Tomato 14 Oz. Bottle
CATSUP 17c
Dixie-Home
DOG MEAL 51b. bag 49c
Bulk 2 Pounds
BLACKEYE PEAS .19c
Dixie Crystal . , 1
SUGAR . . 51b. bag 45c
Wesi-Bost Produce
FANCY YELLOW
Crook Neck Squash 2 lbs. 25c
Tender Crisp Green 2 Lbs.
Spinach . . 27c
Garden Fresh English 2 Lbs.
Peas . . . 27c
Golden Heart 2 wlks.
Celery . . 17c
FreA Tender on. the cob 3 ears
Corn ... 27c
Fancy Ripe Slicing Pound
Tomatoes . 21c
Fresh Green Cro-ivdcr Lb.
Peas ... 19c
WESSON OIL i
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SNOWDRIFT 31k
IVORY FLAKES . med. 2 for
CAMAY bath 2 f:r
CLOROX BLEACH .M
MACARONI 2 f
SWIFT CLEANSER ..2f
Cleanser 1 ' . i
TEXIZE P
1 Dm r
PARD DOG FOOD . . . 2 M
Crisp Green Carolina 3 Lbs.
Cabbage . 10c
Apples . . 3?c CRISC0 SIIORTEIIIHG
Powder
Octagon
Med.
3 FOR
23c
Cleanser
Octagon
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2 Cans
15c
cieanser 14 qz
Alax . 2 for 23c
Personel
Ivory
3 for 19c
Medium
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Snow
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