White Oak CDP Hears Report On Landscape Meet MM. HOWE UDrOID (?mmanltr bportfr The White Oak C D P. held IU regular meeting Saturday night al the community houae. Robert FUh ef, chairman preaided. Several things were discussed and ap proved. Mr*. A. L. Bramlett gavt a report on the Lanuacape meetlnf which she attended in Waynesville At the dose of the meeting re fresh menta were served by th< ladies. The next meeting will b? hold Saturday night, April 28. Jerry Dave waa tntertalned with a birthday iwriy at the home of hia parents, Mr. and Mr*. Robert Davis, Sunday evening. Miss Jane Davis dlreefed games with all the children taking part. After play ing games while Jerry opened his gifts and refreshments were 1 served. Assisting Mrs. Darts were t Mrs. Mack Bryson, Mrs. Edgar ? . Mesaer, Mrs. Odie Fish. Mrs. Joe I Davis, and Mrs. Rowe Ledford. Among those attending the party were: Troy Ledford, I-eonard I I Fish. William Davis, Wilda Fish, i Oline Fish, Joyce Davis, Marie J Davis and Joyce Bryson. I A/3c Gene W. Messer has com ; pleted his training at Gunters A.F.B., Ala. and Is spending a 23-day leave here with his father Drown Messer and other relatives. Upon his return he will go over seas. 8P3 Robert Hugh Davis received his discharge Friday, April 13, at Fort Sill, Okla.. after two years with the U. 8. Army. He hasn't decided at this time what he will do. Robert Hugh la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis. Use the Want Ada for result^ Speaking ?< Homemaking By MBS. ELIZABETH G. PARHAM Home Serrlee Representative CinUm Power A Light Co. JLD-F A8HIONED YEAST BREAD k. ' .? ? Oatmeal yeast bread la a family avorite that dates back to grand- i nother'g day. With this prise oat- I neal bread recipe, you can make i tome-made bread and hot rolls vlth old-fashioned flavor rem niscent of her beat. Oatmeal Yeast Bread Vi cup brown sugar 114 tap. salt V* cup shortening 1 cup scalded milk 1 cup boiling water 3 cups oats, uncooked H cup lukewarm water 2 packages yeast 314 to 4 cups sifted flour Add sugar, salt and shortening to scalded milk. Pour milk and boiling water over rolled oats; combine well. Let stand until luke warm. Dissolve yeast In lukewarm water, add to oats mixture; beat well and stir In flour. (Mixture will be rough in appearance!. Turn oui on nourea Doara ana nead for Ave minutes, using more b our if necessary. Dough should n e smooth and easy to handle, s Irease top of dough and cover. 1i At riae in warm place until double h it bulk, about 45 minutes. Punch ? ough down and divide In half. * lover, and let dough rest tor ten d ainutcs. Form into two loaves and v ilace in well-greased bread pans c 1 pound size). Grease top of each * oaf. Let rise until nearly double 1 n bulk. Bake at 375? F. for about < 0 minutes. Remove at once from 3 lans and place on wire rack to I ool. I Bookmobile Schedule Friday, April 2? BALSAM RD. - ALLENS CR. Ulen Hyatt 8:15- 9:30 larber's Orchard 9:45-10:15 Jueen's Store 10:20-10:30 Mrs. Oscar Arrtngton 10:45-11:00 lay Allen 11:15-11:30 rack Whltner ... 11:35-11:45 Ulens Creek School ... 11:50-12:15 S. K. Chambers ......... 12.30-12:45 'aul Browning 1:00- 1:15 lalph Rathbone 1:30- 1:45 Monday, April 23 BEAVERDAM - WEST CANTON Billy Haney .., 9:30- 9:45 Junior Haney 10:00-10:30 Beaverdam School 10:45-12:00 Ed Queen ..." ^..._. 12:15-12:30 Watt's Store ..... , 12:45- 1:00 Cromer Crisp 1:05- 1:30 Tuesday. April 24 DUTCH COVE - MORNING STAR Quay Smathers 9:30- 9:45 Jack Chambers 9:50-10:00 Wilson's Store 10:15-10:30 Flnley Cook .............. 10:35-10:45 Morning Star School ... 11:00-12:30 B. M. Stamey _.. 12:45- 1:00 Smathers' Dairy 1:15- 1:30 WITH THE ELECTBIC MIXER You can get along without a mix er, but why? Why, when It simp li nes the whole business of cooking and food preparation. You can whiz through cakes. Icings, pota toes?Just anything that needs a good beating with an efficient elec tric mixer. Always keep your elec tric mixer right out on your work counter so that It's always at hand when you want to beat up some thing good to eat. Try these mixer-tested recipes for mighty good eating. Fluffy Banana Cake 2 large or 3 small bananas 2 C. sifted all-purpose flour Vi tap. baking powder 44 tap. soda Vt tsp. salt V4 C. shortening, soft 1 Vi C. sugar 2 eggs, unbeaten 1, tsp. vanilla 1 i C. buttermilk i iarc uananas in smau smxtrr owl and boat on low speed until lashed. Measure out 1 cup. Place hortenlng. sugar, eggs and vanilla n large mixer bowl and beat on igh speed for 1V4 minutes, lerape bowl while mixing, idd buttermilk. Add sifted Iry Ingredients alternately vith mashed banana while beating m low speed. Beat only enough to dend?about two minutes. Pour nto two greased and floured 9-Inch :ake pans. Bake in 350? F. oven for 10 to 35 minutes. Remove from >ans. Cool. Fill and top with whip >ed cream. Meringue Shell 4 -egg whites \'a tsp. cream of tartar 1 C. sugar Beat egg whites until frothy, at ligh speed. Add cream of tartar. Seat until egg whits are stiff enough to hold a point. Beat in lugar gradually at medium high ipeed. Continue beating until mer ngue is stiff and glossy. Spread in veil-greased and "floured 8-inch pie >an lined with two thicknesses of arown paper. Bake 20 minutes in a slow oven 275* F. Then increase temperature to 300? F. and con tinue baking 40 minutes more Remove from pan Immediately to prevent sticking. Fill with fresh fruit or ice cream, i Makes 6 serv ings). Bethel Seniors To Present Play At School Tonight The senior class at Bethel High School will present a three-act drama entitled "Love Is Eternal" in the school auditorium at 8 p.m. tonight. The play concerns four phases in the life of Mary Todd Lincoln, wife of Abraham Lincoln. The leading roles are played by Christy Bramlette as Lincoln and Margaret Sherrllt as his wife. Others In the cast are: Billy Leatherwood, Betsy Hum phreys. Ava Jean Henson, Helen Ledbetter, Mary Kay Phillips. Vida Lee Green. Eugene Messer, Martha Pressley. Thelma Cogburn, Hubert Pressley, Howard Metcalf, Ma* Shepherd. Neal Kelly. Pat Teague. Louise Pinkerton. Lewie Trull, An nette Lowe. Vincent Hall, Veta Reece. Hazel Henson, Barbara Mes ser. Dale Pressley, James Mease. Judy Wells, Bobbie Jean Blaylock. Nancy Davis, Marvin McDowell, Luther Packett. and Clyde Duckett. Other members of the class will serve in the rapacities of make-up artists, ushers, and doorkeepers. Miss McElhannon and Mrs. Cath ey, senior sponsors, will direct the Play. Proceeds will be used to cover graduation expenses. 2nd Lt. Watkins Is Now In Germany ANSBACH, Germany ? Army 2nd Lt. Marvin D. Wbtkina, Jr., recently arrived In Germany and is now a member of the 957th Field Artillery Missile Battalion. Lieutenant Watkins. son of Mr. and Mm. M. D. Watkins, Waynes ville. entered the Army In June 1954 and was stationed at Fort Bliss, Tex., before arriving In Europe The lieutenant was graduated from the University of North Caro lina in 1954. Wife Preservers 1 nl*f ' i'* I #1 J ialtoSJl'f^hTpXi*?WMt er eat ttta and toast slowly to tfaa swau unul crisp tar Mate toad. 11 labbit Paper MOBILE. III. 'API?R. L. Blom ?rg complained that him paper, lellvered by a carrier boy, was mining at the rate of two or three a week. The carrier eras dependable, and neighbors said they hadn't seen It One neighbor watched for rev- a eral days before he saw a rabbit c seize the rolled newspaper in its ? mouth and scuttled off. Neghbors j nd the Btombergs fotmd I neatly instructed rabbit's nest built lirti ill the ntisslng newspapers under a >orch. , BottW i.^Vc" Stardi K\ 4t H'CI A Ik I !You tan bet? he's bought . it before] ( tm cob loll !l arary tima. One# you hara arrpar ianrad that wondarful pramlum Oar or oI |TO SpaciaL you. too. will woar a cmila oi anticipation lor ita rafraah ing goodnaaa arary tima ;.;;t ? : / 'a*#** 0-i <#M* rn~r ? <> . . M. VOU'LLCOU. C ^^forSEGO the Fresh Sweet Cream Ice Cream That's for sure! Because Sego Ice Cream is made with fresh sweet cream and fresh whole milk which bring out the delicate, true flavors, and give it that melt-in-your-mouth smo-o-o-oth texture. You'll lore the flavor* ... and you'll love the price, toe! Go For Sbgo ? Today! At Your Favorite Store. IpsQ IVl [ "made-to-fit-your-freeeer" carton*. Pint* and half-galloaa. I^I^^^SBKh!H19B^^^SII^^I9EEEIIKS3ES3E1333SI^S^I I I I ? ^1 > ^r KflPH01SP!MMHRMPM8M9RRI Packer's LaOel Tomatoes - 2".? 2Jc SPECIAL! Jane Parker Aigel a 4* Food E"k "IQ. Cake " Jw SPECIAL! Jane Parker Delicious Apple Streusel Pie . . : . . fp^h 39c SPECIAL! Jane Parker Sliced Cinnomon Loaf . . . *** 23c Jane Parker Enriched ? Nutritious White Bread... is 14c?:20c Sunshine Hi-Ho Crackers ...r 1 lb. box 33c AfirP All Green Asparagus . . N? ~ 35c A&P Sliced Beets 2 "?? ?5c Apple Keg Apple Juice ... ^ "^c Armour's Roast Beef ...... 49c Armour's Corned Beef .... 145c Strietmann Cinnamon Crisp "bo** 39c Sunnyfield Corn Flakes ? ? ? ? 23c Walker's Austex Beef Stew 2 49c . Nabisco Lorna Doone Cakes 5? 33c Heinz Hot Dog Relish *E7"Z9c Heinz India Relish 1#?j- 27c Heinz Vinegar ? 19c Heinz Pickles "52 33c Niblets Corn whoi*K?n>?? 15c Krey Sliced Beef 'J2 43c Krey Sliced Pork 45c Herb Ox Bouillon Cubes ?? 8c Uncle Ben's Rice "223c?245c Downy flake O LOt. OA. Waffle. Frozen ?UU Westover Brand Blackeye Peas 2?27? Chicken Of The Sea Chunk Tuna 2s39? ; Mild And Mellow Coffee 8 O'Clock w 79c 3 & $231 ? Rich and Full Bodied Coffee Vigorous and Winev 1 i ??? l? 89e Sg- 93e Circle 3 Lb.f l291 B?k" 9 & Q73 ? 5c OFF LABEL DEAL # 1 Hearty and Vigorous Our Own Tea ""a?00 ? 49c ' Hearty and Vigorous Sii Tea Bags ? ? PWStf?" ? 43c 1 Ai^n^ijAuALi\j^j\AAAAAAAAJ 0 FINE ANN PAGE FOODS! j^s Ann Page Creamy Smooth # mi JH Peanut ^ CO f?? Butter wwc Ann Page Pure Honey - xj?' 29c fSr Ann Page Elbow Macaroni 10c Ann Page Peach Preserves - - - - 2 49c New! Ann Page Drink Mix Cheeri-Ade ' Ts&lT 6 ? 19c > I A&P's Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Golden Yellow Sweet Fresh Cern 6 e,s 25c Brimful Of Rich Juice ? Fresh Florida Oranges 8 45c For Colorful, Flavorful Salads Use ? Fresh Grapefruit 8? 33c Planters Peanuts 7?.? 37c Luncheon Meat Swift's Prem Cam Swift's Hamburger "c0^ 45c * Breakfost Swift's Sausage 39c Beef Sandwich Swift's Steaks 49c 20 Mule Team Borax 'SJ- 19c Hand Soap Boraxo 19c Dog Food Red Heart 2 ??29c . , . , . Store Location .... 9*4 S. MAIN \ Fresh Lemons ** 15c Lettuce 2 R25c Salad Mix **??? 19c Slaw Mix pu. 17c Yellow Onions . 4c Potatoes u?. 8c Golden Fresh Carrots 2?15? ^. jmtst All Detergent. . . . Pkfc1" 39c | Cashmere Bouquet Soap . 2 17c Cashmere Bouquet Soap . 2 |8a? 25c Palmolive Soap . . 2 Ban 17c Palmolive Soap .. 2 12125c Octagon Toilet Soap 7c Octagon Laundry Soap ... 10c Woodbury Facial Soap . . 2 17c Niagara Starch ... . Pk?" 19c Unit Starch .... 2 8??7c Fluffo Shortening 35c 3 ? 95c Wesson Oil 33c V 61c Snowdrift m 33c 3 % 89c ? ENJOY "SUPER - RIGHT' MEATS! - "Super-Right" Half or Whole Frwh Pork Loin - ttttt: ^ 43? Mcrrail-a PrMa ? Smoked Short Shook Skinned - 11-14 L? Ar?. Shank |4. Butt M- Whole or CC. ,Ter lb WC Per lb WC H,lf jb 00C "Super-Right" All Meat Franks V5J; 39c Dry Salt Fat Backs t?S? '3c Morrell'i Yorkshire Sliced Bacon ? ?? 35c "Super-Right" Luncheon Meat S?H fS?. 19c Cap'n John's Fish Sticks rnmku 'g* 29c "Super-Right" Heavy Western Grain Ted Beef ~Bap*r Rl?ht~ Sllrwf Pork Liver - " 19c -SatarlUfM- CM CM Pork Chops- " 39c "Saper-RifM" Lola Cad Pork Roasts ?? 29c ntapto-BKM- cm ra*. ram (tyta MM "??? - O . OCc Swage Stewi few u ma z^^^sj22?Lfi2CMSti&i3(^?ti3^y # Roil #1 v|C iBH ^ w These Price* Effect** Thru April 21 rt ___ Excillior Veal Cutlets ? n? 5fl? r.

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