jlterfoEditor
Luourd from pace 2)
L ffr* Carolina can dis
L eastern markets and get
the dW sales. Bases
1 producer-distributors are!
Irj will be reviewed each
ut new regulations
LrJ to the sale of milk to
CgaRMtow now if effect. I
Lril to September 30, milk j
lr general contract to mili
?ailations was freed from'
Err. price regulation. In J
C- producers received as
f$240 tor such milk during,
fc^: period. The money pro- j
mmtinri for milk which
? military installations was j
I low. the Commission I
?So effective October 1 the I
?ion has authorized a price
Iters of 50 percent of the j
?om the distributor's con
it:. the military installa
?? the added stipulation!
lo case are they to receive '
? $500 a hundred pounds.
?215 more than some of
?ary milk sold for just a
few months ago.
That is all for this time. You will ?
be hearing from one of us again '
pretty soon. In the meantime, if
you have any questions to ask. or 1
anything you want to get off your 1
chest, write us and we will see 1
what we can do about it. 1
Sincerely yours, '
W. W. FITZPATR1CK
Chairman <
J. V. WHITAKER 1
Executive Secretary i
Two Presbyterian Pastors
Go To New Orleans Meeting i
Rev. M. R Williamson, pastor "
of the Waynesville Presbyterian t
church, and Rev. Archie Graham. t
pastor of the Hazel wood Presby- '
terian church, left Wednesday at- ?,
ternoon for New Orleans, where (
they will attend the Presbyterian i
Men's Convention.
This is an assembly-v. ide eonvcn-j
tion, and about 8,000 men are ex- >
pected to attend. The meeting
opens the 15th and continues j
through the 17th.
Frank W. Sampson, a ruling eld- t
?r in the WaynesviUe Presbyterian ]
hurt-h, will attend the convention. "
Fhey are now in Orange. Texas,
ind will meet their pastor in New
Orleans.
The theme of the convention is i
In God We Trust".
Among the speakers of the eon- <
.cution will be:
Everette G. Mitchell, of the Farm
ind Home Hour.
Dr. Billy Graham, well known '
evangelist. and cousin of Rev. Mr.
\rchie Graham.
Dr. Lewis H. Evans, pastor at
large of the Presbyterian church of |
I he U.S.A.
Laymen of the llazelwood church
a ill be in charge of the morning
vorship service and the eongrega
ion will hear a message by tape 1
?ecording, by the pastor. "Finders
Keepers".
The service at ttie Waynesville
hurch will be conducted by mem
aers of the session, the message be
ng delivered by Ruling Elder R.
L. Prcvost Hooper Alexander will,
lead the scripture Responsive read
ing and read the pastor's messagt .
to the children of the church. Joe
I Lmerson Ro-,. .vill ..Iji? a -,oopk.; I
I solo.
I '
STANLEY V. TURNER. Airman,
third class, is stationed at F. E.
Warren Air Force Base, Chey
enne. Wyoming, lie received
basic training at Lackland Air
Force Rase. Texas, with special
study as a teletype operator. Air
man Turner was graduated from
the Waynesville Township High
School with the class of 1954.
He is the son of Mrs. Ruby Turn
er of Waynesville and Verlin
Turner of Casper, Wyoming.
South Clyde CDP
Elect Officers
For Coming Year
By MRS. KYLE LINDSEY
Community Reporter
The CDP held their regular :
monthly meeting at the community
center on Monday night. The elec
tion of officers for the coming year
was the main part of the discus
sion. Mrs. Curtis Rogers had the
devotion, and Miss Kate Robinson
Was in charge of the program. Iva
Ann Deaver was in charge of some ;
games which were played after the i
program was concluded.
The officers elected were as fol- j
lows: chairman, Edwin Jackson. 1
vice chairman, Loyde Justice; sec- \
rotary, Miss Iva Ann Deaver; treas
urer. Sam Jackson; reporter. Mrs.
Kyle LindSey.
A discussion was brought up by i
the chairman about the blanks to
be filled out for the judging of the j
improvements of our community j
which will be soon.
The group also discussed spon- I
soring a supper for the Clyde
School Band fund in November.
The next meeting will be held i
tiie 25th of this month and there j
will be a Halloween party at the |
community center on that night ;
along with the meeting. Everyone '
is asked to dress in costume or
pay a penalty If they do not do
this. Miss Kate Robinson and
Mrs. Artes Rogers are in charge
of the party.
The South Clyde folks alone
with other friends gathered at the
community center Saturday night
and gave William Osborne a sur
prise supper. He left Tuesday for
the Army. There were more than
60 guests present. Those out of
the South Clyde community who
were present included Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Haynes, and Rev. and Mrs. Good
win of the Clyde Baptist Church.
After the supper Mr. Osborne
was presented three useful gifts.
These included a wrist watch from
his wife, a billfold from Harry
Haynes and the crew of carpenters
[v.ho are building a new home for
Mr. Osborne and his wife, and the
COP gift, presented by the chair
man, Loyde Justice, a leather kit.
Charlie Messer was honored with
a birthday dinner Sunday by his
children. A large number of rela
tives and friends were present for
the event
"Duck" Stamey, of the U. S.
Army, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Stamey of this com
munity.
Mrs. Hushel Shook is a patient j
at St. Joseph Hospital in Ashcville
Misses Ernestine and Lou Ann '
Osborne were home for the week
end. They are students at Mars
ILtl College.
Robert Deaver is a student at
Cullowhee this year.
Mrs. Vance Robinson of South
Clyde along with Mr. and Mrs.
Lirdon Robinson. Mr. and Mrs
Boone Mcdford. Mrs. Turner Rus
sell and Mrs. Gregory, all of Can
ton, are leaving Thursday for a six
weeks trip to Los Angeles and ,
Mexico. They v\ ill visit some j
friends and relatives on their trip.
In the 14th century, some fash
ionable Englishmen wore shoes so
long the toi's were fastened to
their knees.
*
The picturesque thatched roof*
of the English countryside are
gradually giving way to slates, tiles
and asbestos shingles.
The United States annually
wastes SO million tons of grain
straw that might be used In valu- j
able pulp for paper products.
A complete 70 million dollar
synthetic rubber industry was i
created in 18 months during World t
War II in the United States. i
Snow can fall in temperatures
it high as 3? degrees when the
lakes come from clouds in cold
lir high above the earth.
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I I Sunshine MEATSJ
7 Sunshine 1
CEREALS
?Worrell's
PALACE BACON
Lb Cello Pkg 49c
,0 All Meat
INKS lb Pkg 3Qc
i Pork
1DERLOIN lb ggc
(Juaker
OATS 20-oz Pkg 17c
kellogg's L|*. 12 Oz.
CORN FLAKES jgc
Dole 46 Oz. Can
PINEAPPLE JUICE 29c
>/cA*NAnON
Af/ZA" . \>
WWffia Use Like Cream 1 /"
sW Over Cereal* J'-v,
RR\ 6 Small ]<
1%^9CA
pAPPLE.. 2 l?r 27c
Hr's Strawberry
?SERVES.. lb Jar 33?
Juicy New Crop
GRAPEFRUIT 3 for J Qc
Delicious
APPLES 3 lbs 25c
Hunch
TURNIPS 2,or 25c
G. 1'. Frozen
Strawberries lbPkg 37c
i I 'V .
Ilue Quaker 16 Oz. PkR.
lARONI Only 12ic
Band Flour 25 lb Bag $ |_ .95
t's Cheez Whiz .. 8-oz lar 29c
Hag
ties Dog Meal.... 50c Off $^.39
\~f :{ Lb. Can X/'
/ SNOWDRIFT V,
I SHORTENING l:.'.'
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Large
HUP] *> Oz. Jar
? $t65
KRAFT'S OIL ... Qt. ggC
B & G FRUIT CAKE
lilb-JIJc 31b-$J.49
iWj* Sl'ced No. 2 Can
Papple 25c
iH Northern
? TISSUE
-?Rolls 25?
-Mix SOAP
??g.Bars 26?
Campbell's
Tomato Soup 2 Cans 21?
Hlu-White
FLAKES
4Pkgs
Texize
BLEACH
Quart 15?
Marcal
NAPKINS
80 Ct. Pkg 10c
TIDE
Lg Pkg 3Jc
?tfXj ? rd 7>f?l i
YOUR TOTAL SAVINGS at YOUR DIXIE-HOME MEAN
iCX ? - . * ^
5* for the WHOLE FAMILY
ij* Everybody knows that i'ts the TOTAL Savings, not
MH on just one item that counts. You get the BEST
for LESS at Dixie-Home, so you just can't help bit
save here.
l "Penny-Wise" Prices for "Dollar-Wise" Budgeting
Hfc on our Quality-Tender Corn-Fed Pork Sale!
Quality-Tender Economy Cut
Pork CHOPS * 39'
Quality-Tender Rib End ,
Pork ROAST = 39'
O^ C.?, Cot Qua||ty Baby Bee|
Fr?PESR's T-BONE - 49*
?IT 31c " 35c ROUND - 69*
?i'Ulli Ml Bilti I ???
Dairy Dept. Values!
SOUTHERN GOLD
MARGARINE
1 Lb. Solid I 4 Lb. Prints
ib 21c lb 22c
Fresh Shipped Mountainview
Farm "A" Medium
EGGS
Dozen
I QUALITY and VALUE in your GROCERY OEPT. |
Made From Fine Selected Applet, Dixie-Home Fancy
APPLE SAUCE 2 tr 29c
High Quality) Low Price! Come
TOILET TISSUE 3.4c 21c
To Perk Up Any Meal, Margaret Holme*
Field Pees and SNAPS 2 " 29c
Excellent With Pork! Durand
SWEET POTATOES " 19c
To Top Off Any Salad Bowl,
Thousand Island Dressing * 10c
Argo All Green
Lima Beans 2 Nc.'.03 37c
Lots of Juicy, Loan Cornod Beef!
Libby's Hash '*?. 29c
Bakor's 4 in 1 Instant
Cocoa Mix Pkg. 45c
Quick and Easy, Jiffy
Pie Crust Mix 10c
A Health Drink! Sunsweet
Prune Juice 35c
Hunt's 3 No. 300 Cans
Tomato Juice - - - 25c
Picked Fresh, Packed Fresh, Extra Tender
Niblets Corn 2 29c
Dixie - Home 2 No. Zl/z Cans
PEACHES 45c
Armour's Pure
LARD 3 lbs. 67c
*
Fluffy Short Grain
Water Maid RICE. . 2 24c
PRODUCE VALUE
Vine-Ripened Melons
HONEYDEWS
i:,':39C
- i
Sweet 4 Lbs.
Potatoes 29c
Fresh 2 Lbs.
Tomatoes 35c
Large Ears Fresh
Corn 4 for 25c
i
\
3 MAXWELL HOUSE %
wA
IjjJ lb. Bag Only /
cJ99e
FROZEN FRESH
SOUTHLAND
STRAWBERRIES
,oc?- \ 9*
Golden Kipr
Bananas
2 19c
Florida
Grapefruit
4 23c
Package of 12 Napkin*.
KOTEX
2 77c
America'* Favorite Tissue
KLEENEX
2 29c
Bush's Best
Shellie Beans
\? 30c
Introductory Offer, Wilson's
Creamade Soap
3 23c
For Delicious Meals, Macaroni
SKINNERS
3 7p?,'. 38c
Complexion Soap
DIAL SOAP
2 27c
Everybody Loves Spaghetti
SKINNERS
3 38c
Stay Fresh With
DIAL SOAP
c 17c
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