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ROOQISH
NEWS
Mrs.
A. Mclnnis.
VRi^lier you've bem married ten days or ten years, the
''many'' monUi of Jane is a good time to serve better meals
to yoor *%etter half.'’ And one way to do it (and make yoor
husband yoa'ze a financial wiaod, to boot) is to sho.>
T^olariy at yoor tiuifty A&P.
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I dont think time's anytiiing
more delieioas under tiie son than
really good ked eoffee! It’s ean
to uudiL tocv wfaen you use AftP
COFFEE. Sdeet one of these
titree Uends...EIGHT O’CLOCK,
L\iU eeaaa^2« RKO CIRCLE or
^KAR ... in
? the whole bean
^ (that’s how Atf
COFFEE 18
always sol'd to
insure its fresh
ness), and have it Custom -Ground
exactly right for your coffeepot.
Make your coffee double strength,
pour it over ioe, and serve.
KACHY MtSnVI TMAT
ANN PAGE PRESERVES
(available only at A&P) are so
luscious I’m forever inventing
more ways to enjoy them. Here’s
my latest: Fill cavities of 12 peach
halves (fresh or canned) with ^
cup of chopped nuts mixed with
% cup of ANN PAGE PRE
SERVES. Press halves together
and chill. Heavenly topped with
whipped cream and served over 6
cake slices.
poa puvoa Tovu pavm
When a recipe says, "Smuon ta
taste,” I have to guess at the quan
tity of qtioes to use. But I never
guess at their quality. I make sure
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varieties
spices
com-
. choice
of whole and ground
all dmendably pure
deed. Try t‘ *
if...and Mrs. Loyd Auinan
and baby daughter, Mary Mac of
Seventy-First and Mrs. Wayne
Carriloer of [Charlotte visited
their aunt Mrs. F. P. Bethea Sun
day P. M.
and attractively priced. Try them!
IWNOMICAL AND lAST
(Counting penniesT^Gount on this
cake to save them...and to be light
and fine-textured, too,- thanks to
SUNNYEIELD CAKE FLOUR
(sold only by A&P). Cream .cup
shortening and % cup sugar; adaL
vanmatbeatvSi
, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Andrews
spent the past week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Nash Andrews in
Charleston, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. ffTSi Wood visited
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood in
Raeford Sunday..
Sift together
1% cups sifted
SUNNYFIELD
CAKE FLOUR,
2 tsps. baking
powder and % tsp. salt; add alter-'
nately with % cup milk. Pour into
greased aft. wax-paper-lined 8-
inch square pan. Bake in moderate
oven, 350°F., 30 to 35 minutes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Pickett vis
ited Mrs. Pickett’s mother, Mrs.
M. R. Knight, Sunday.
Ed Mclnnis,
several months
now at home.
who has ■ spent
at Sanatorium, is
James Wright of State college
was at home for a few days visit
last week. He is visiting a friend
in Illinois this. week. After he re
turns he will en|er State college
again for the summer session.
Specialist Sugg^tf
Safety In Swimming
ply airiificial
Gemon
week
Britt
end witii
etteville. ^
spent the past
relatives in Fay-
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bundy and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
Beasley and children ^ent last
Sunday at White Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koonce
and family have returned'from a
trip to Florida and Mississippi.
One day last week Miss Bessie
Wright was surprised to find a
tiny duckling in their back yard
that looked to be only a day or
two old. They have no ducks and make
neither do any of their nearest
neighbors so the mystery is where
the duck came from. Fortunately
it was adopted by a chicken hen
and seems to be faring fine.
A life, which could be your
own, may be saved if you- follow
safely precautions-wheii yoii take
a refreshing dip in the creek, river,
or lake this summer/. _ declares
David S. Weaver, head of the Ag
ricultural Engineering ' Depart
ment at State College. ^
“Swimming is fine exercise,”
Mr. Weaver said, “but only for
those in physical condition to do
it without hann/’ “If 'you ar®
not feeling well, stay out of the
water, especially deep water and
always give yourself a two-hour
wait after meal time before going
in swimming,” he advised.
respiration; and If
posrible, take ait leafi a few lesr-
sons in'^life. saving. " '
sell their products, according
an announcement from tbe'UiSI
. 'mj
Sugar for home canning
fruits,fruit juices and. for; pre
serving will be 'made available
to institutional users, and to
household users who intend to
IrVrf.'-.-.-.--, ......
WEWtl
To those when the temptation
may be great, 'Mr. Weaver has
the following safety suggestions
Mr. anc
children of
MfT an
family Sunda;
C. W. Clontz and
Fay&tt^ille visited
W. R. King and
[Olso:
Announcing the Opening of
Mac’s Welding & Blacksmith Shop
ONE MILE WEST OF RAEFORD ON N. C. 211
We offer you the benefit of fifteen years experience
plus a well equipped shop for any type, of welding. We
have a portable mac^vhe for welding at your plant or
farm.
PRICES REASONABLE
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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Mac’s Welding & Blacksmith Shop
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Building Materials
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We have a limited Suppjy of
* Windows and doors
_ * Roll Roofing
t Asphalt Shingles
Arsenate of lead Boyette Sprayers
CottonPoison
Do not expose yourself to the
sun for long periods of time early
in the season. Be sensible and
take it easy with your exposure
to the sun in short installments,
J. J. Cobb of Parkton spent the gradually building up a good tan.
past week end with" Mrs. Ellen i serious and cause
Jones and family while Mrs. discomfort Never dive into
Cobb and son, James, went to strange water. Always know that
Roanoke, Va. to visit their daugh- j depth and bottom are safe,
ter, Mrs. Jessie Newsome and Swim only when you are accom-
It’s a Cinch Son!...
family.
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Mr. and\^rs. Clyde McGill, of
Fayetteville visited Mr. and Mrs.
M. S. Bristo
of this week.
iday evening
panied by a good swimmer or
lifeguard. Watch for dangerous
undertows and big waves in large
bodies of water. Don’t swim be
yond your strength.
James Cobb of Parkton is spen
ding some time with his grand
mother, Mrs. Ellen Jones and
family this week.
Mrs. Jessie ;Newsome. and child
ren of Roanoke, Va. visited her
grandmother, Mfts. Ellen Jones
the first of this week.
Never rock the boat nor call
for help in the water if you don’t
need it. If you should experience
distress in the water, do not, strug
gle frantically; try to swim as
low in the water and easily as
possibly. To make a water rescue,
use a boat, pole, rope, or life
buoy; make a swimming rescue
as a, last resort. Learn how to ap-
You’re bound to be a success
if your clothes are kept look
ing handsome and new by
scienti|ic dry cleaning.. '
Let us protect your garments
from moths, with our Sanitex
Cedarized Storage Bags. These
Bags provide a convenient
and efficient method of pre
venting entry of moths.
McNAIR
CLEANERS
IVERY McNAm, PROP.
Mrs; F. P. Bethea and Mrs. W.
T. Boseman spent last Tuesday in
Fayetteville.
PHONE 2531
RAEFORD, N. C.
KeM that body
Ever notice how well Fords carry
their age? That’s not only because of
Ford’s strong “Lifeguard” body and
“baked-in” enamel finish. It’s due a
lot to the skill of our Ford body ex
perts. Your Ford will keep young, too,
if you let them “erase” those fender
and body dents. They have the very
best equipment for Ford “face lifting”
jobs. In fact, for any Ford repairs,
nothing can ^ual Ford Service.
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Your dealer
knows your FORD best
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Phone 2511
Raeford, N. C