7
HOLLYWOOD^ ? g%4tuUa4et \
WjOf.I.YWQQD Sometimes ai
*Iafty has to per spire and pet
* forui ed for her art Today when
I Ai iie.l Lucille Balll's set, she j
iui in i hefty stunt AMD in I
tlur luce with a stalk 01 bananas.
Refr.re that she's been rolling |
around a ship's deck on a couple I
<4 lilt* preservers that encircled j
her F.he w::s like an axle on
wheels.
? 'ometimes it just isn't worth
it " the t lame haired star moaned
statu hin'g wearily between scenes
>111 a canvas chair. She's just suf
lered her 3fith bruise of the pic
lure when slumped on the back
with j lit*' preserver. I asked
her to enumerate some of the oth- ?
< r more interested contusions.
I sprained my wrists from
han; iu^ onto the ship's radio ar- '
irl. f ucille be?, an (Stunt people
do the Ion!' shots, but Lucille aud
Co Star' ftddie Albert must do the
*cl<> ? - ups.) 1 put one toe out ot
joint in a scuttle with a lot .-ml
people. I went over a fence, land
t on my neck, ami hurt six ver
t elu e. lioth arms are black and
blue and I'm criss cross witjt !
In lira's here" l.ucy indicated
li.M tummy "from a belt that
h' Ul me up in the air in another
;,iene.
T.ut the worst was a blast of air
that packed my ritfht eyelid full
oi bath powder. That was a throe
d:<\ job with the doctors," In
that sequence I. ucille is a tele
phone operator. The bath pow
I I i talis off the top of her switch
I- aid. It blows into her face when
she accidentally plugs her metal
lipstick" Into the switchboard, cans
in. a short circuit and an explos
ion.
These improbable rieors have
been concocted for Miss Rail's ti - ,
tie tole of The Fpllcr Brush ( i irl".
i
The shpstiil; nonsense is pattern ;
ed frankly after that uf "The Full- 1
ei Brush Man. ' rne of 19-48's h?p- |
^est grosser* I.ucille, though st?il l
pame and friendly as usual. ha !
the slightly mood\ look of an ov- \
envorke.t nirl the e days, Desi
(Arnez. her bandleader husband)
think . I'm crazy to be doing this." i
she said. And I am. because
I'm trying to have a !?:?!?> "
I asked it these frantic antics
were art. I.ucille smiled thought j
fully and admitted "I don't fcnow."
Albert put in confidently. No.
but they sure are boxoftirc. '
, !V ?
Bacteria Succumb in High,
Unnatural Pressure Zones
I. A .101 I A Calif (AIM Hue
teria usually die when put lor very :
loii!- in pressure zones much dit
lerent from their own. ? sa\ >. I>r.
Claude !?' ZoBell of the Kcripps In
stitution of Oceanography.
He put R3 species ??of bacteria 1 1 n
tier pressure up to 9.000 pcNinds j
per square " inch. None wetv in- i
jit red by a few minutes of such
pressures. Nor were tlv?y hurl b>
sudden, release <?t the pi ie Hut
after a few hours or days most of!
Ihein died, (hi the other haiul
bacteria t.ken from the deep sea
where pressure is hr. h. lived a ad i
multiplied under such pressure
ITHACA. V \ (AIM
Farm f und Values in New York
state declined three per cent from ;
July to November. 1949, accordin
to a Cornell IJpixersity a;ricuhui
al economist.
Pr. C. A Br.itton extension;
economist at the State colle e of
? Agriculture here, said No-\ ember
land values last year were one
per tent below those of November !
l?48y
DRESSED &
DELIVERED
Call on us today if you
want information on fish
ing boats for charter or an
order of diessed fish.
Phones
M 4011 or M 402-1
OTTIS* FISH MARKET
8lh and Evans Sis. Morehead City
Spring house cleaning ? House
(leaning has been so revolution
ized Ihil the homemaker can,
with a little planning, practice and
observation, cut her work hours
tremendously 'aud need not exper
ience the semi-annual attii-to
ceilar work rituals Modern homes
tool cleaning supplies :.nd meth
??!?? have made it possible to have
il'taner, neater homes with less
ft toi t . Ilousecleaning need not
in- a back breaking task.
Work i'\ Plan List all the
bi'ii ehold t.sks that must be done
rid put iK?m into categories ?
lails. weekly, monthly, and seas
onal A brief example would be:
Daily: dusting floors and furni
ture. pi. kin" up and putting things
in order, emptying waste baskets
;.iul hlrays, \..cmimin:; or sweep
in tlu' main traiuc areas of lugs,
ileahili' sinks and bathroom fix
ture-, making beds. Weekly: de
frosting and cleaning refrigera
tor. dust ite. and piping up floors;
thoroii: lil\ cleaning . rugs; chang
iii". linens; dusting windows, mir
ror '? lampshades and electric
1 1 ? 1 h! bulbs, brushing or vacuum
i n?v upholstered furniture, clean- 1
in?; closets. Monthly washing!
windows, brushing walls, polishing1
furniture, waving traffic areas,
?and cleaiiin:; drawers. Seasonally
or annually: having rugs and up
holstered furniture cleaned
washing and waxing wodowork or
pultioi', away woolens for the sum
niei' willing or drs cleaning
slli'oNers, cleaning and waxing
wooden furniture, papers and
|t:ti til ill);.
Fach household needs a special
plan. Tlie various tasks and the
Dequeues with which they are
do he depends on the particular
house and its furnishing.-., the
amount of dust and dirt in the
aiea and the attitude of the family
toward dirt and cleaning.
Keep tin* number of tasks down.
For instance, not ironing sheets
and towels can save time Do
not do the weekly and monthly
la.ks all on one day. Do the
weekly tasks in one room each (lay
?alone with the daily tasks. F.y
net allowing work to pile up on
. i itain d.\\ s. the home is always
clean, the house does not become
completely upset and less strain
k put* Upon the homemaker
Health Official Visits
Mrs. ni.mchc Vincent. consult
ant nurse for the Stale TlOard of
Health, visited the Carteret Coun
ty lie. Ith department recently.
Mis Vincent expressed pleasure
with Hie successful school health
prn.'.ram now heing carried 01 by
the health department in conjunc
tion with the hoard of education
and e.a'Vo the opinion that it was
one of the host in the state, Dr.
V Thomas Ivnnett, county health
Officer, reported.
FOOD
VALUES
The whole town's CHIRPIkG
about these LOW PRICES! .
&
S & P BED DISC
COFFE 67c
OUR OWN BRANO
INGHAM'S"
BUTTER " lb. 74c
FRFSH C'Ol'NTRY
EGGS ? doz. 42c
Fresh MILK Ql. 22c
"DEL-MONTE" CRUSHED
Pineapple No. 2 can 29c
T\RNAT10N"
MILK 3cans 35c
SDGAB 5 lb. 45c
S&P's
RECIFE Or TIE WEEK
MEAT LOAF
1 >b. Bound Steak, (.round
Z Tablespoons Melted Butter
1 Egg, slightly Beaten
2 Tablespoons ( hopped Onions
1 1 Teaspoon Pepper
1 Cup Coarsely Kroken Crac kers
1 Cuo Milk
1 Teaspoon Salt
2 Slices Baron
Combine all inprcdicnts except
bacon. Form in loaf. Lay slices
of bacon across top. Bake in
moderate oven ( 375 F. ) 2 hours.
If desired substitute cup un
cooked oat ccreal for cnp crac
kcr crumbs. Serve with tomato
sauce. (4 servings).
'I
ROUND
STEAK lb. 79c (
T RONE & SIRLOIN
STEAK lb. 85c 1
RATII'S SLICED
BACON lb. 47c |
CHOCK BOATS lb. 49c ,
HOMP BOAST lb. 49c <
"KipGIIAM'S" WIIOLF OR HALE
BAMS lb. 47c <
"KINGH>*'S"
PICNIC BANS lb. 39c |
"KINGHAM'S" Ollophanr Parked
FRANKS lib cello 49c '
LOOK FOR OUR RECIPE EACH WEEK IN THIS PAPER
AND REMEMBER IT'S
S & P for Service & Price
430 FRONT ST. Phon* B-408-1 BEAUFORT I
Soil Conservation Farm News
I'.v Roy Berk
So'.! Conservation Service
"When farmer-; come to realize
the value of iile drainage. they
will l>e using tile trenching mach
ines to lay it." This statement by
Jason Morris of Stella has been
borne out in adjoining counties
where machines like the one pic
tured above .'re used to lay up to
Jt.OOO teet of tile a day. Mr Mortis
sa.Ns he also believes that tile
drainage will pa> for itself in
years by just saving the cost of
open ditch shrubbing and clean
ing.
NrVis from "\i
(SOUTH RIVER
?'
-?> VNs^vV ,
V
April (5 Mis Ruth I'.ubanfcs
and sou Ralph, spent 1 hi* weekend
111 HcaUfOll Willi III* 1" daughter,'
Mi s Dewe> (in! hi ic and Mis Ste
phen Reachem.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Morris and
Mrs. Hoitoiso Mol l is and soil, ,
Walter ami Jeffrey, and Mrs Sue I
Robinson ol Atlantic sjvent Sun- j
day wilh Mrs. !\.nini<> .1 I'ittman ;
and mother. Mrs. Liz/ie Tosto.
Mr. and Mrs. Fra/ier Smilh and
baby of Atlantic spent Sunday >
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. l,e
vi Hardy. Mr. Smith went bark
and Mrs Smith will stay a while
with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. .I.eo Simpson and ,
daughter. Sfl'llie ol Morehead, weir ;
in the community Sun:iny alter
noon.
There's a News Times """"route
open in your community for some !
boy or Kill who would like lo earh
Rood money and, while doing so,
business. Any Interested boy or |
learn the fundamentals of modern ;
girl is invited to apply in person
at either the Beaufort or More ;
head City office of The "News
Times or address a postcard to j
Mr. Hill Willis signifying a desire !
to operate and manage n News j
Times route. Mr. Willis will per
sonally instruct the boy or kiiI. j
Mrs. Heuben Wallace spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs Lin/ie Can- '
non.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hardy, jr., 1
and Mrs. Elijah Dixon and son.
Junior, were iu Beaufort Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Dixon went to
Dr. F u Ichor for treatment.
Mrs. Mary Tosto spent last Wed
nesday morning with Mis. Nannie
J. I'ittman.
Mrs. Rone Wallace spent Sun - i
day afternoon with her daughter,
Mrs. Ivy Pitt man.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace
spent Sunday with Mr ami Mis.
Monnie Norman and Mr. and Mrs.
Ivy Pit I man
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Guthrie !
and mother. Mrs. Mattie Guthrie j
and Mrs. Donald Lewis of Sta- 1
Soil Conservation Service Photo
Willie Roberts of Newport in
stalled another .100 t ????! ol drain i
till- I. si ??ok ami (itl> Karrior of j
Wild wood laid a thousand let* I in j
some springy land ho planting
to tobacco litis year
fee Saw rev of Tellcticr seeded |
a hadly washed I'ield to sericca j
lespede.'a last woek Mr. Sawre> j
says he ho|H?s tt> net the f irst crop |
in several years frotn this f ield j
when he mow- it this fall.
?\ visited Mi and Mi ? Willie Pitt
mm Sutidav afternoon.
M; liny I lards and daughters .
>l?ent Mond:<v afternoon willi Mr.
and Mh. Monnir Norman.
Mrs, .lolmnie ( jtinnn and son,
spent TiitU'sdiiA j \\ J 4 1 1 her moth
er. Mi s. W 1 1 1 if 1 '? 1 1 man. j
.1 unity Norman spent Sunday al- J
lernoon unli Kathleen Hank.
Mr. and Mi - Charlie Mdwards ;
and daughter. Virginia. moved in- I
their new lioine last week.
Mi- I >?*w *?> (iuthrie and son,
Jimmy, Mi '. Stephen Keachem, ;
n . of Keaulort visited their moth- I
er, Mis. IJilfh Kubanks. Friday
nij'.hf.
Mrs William Pittman visited in
the eomniiiuity Wednesday morn- j
intf.
We really had a killing frost
Saturday morning and lots of lie
loo.
Stuffed Meat Micas
it n- urn. (?? gr<in p?|
f?w grain* p?pp?
2 cup* ?ook?d
noodlas
? slice* lunch Mil*
V* ifxpoua Mil
Mix milk, cheese, mustard, talc and
pepper. Cook and atir over soiling
water until cheese melt*. Add noodle#
and heat thoroughly. Brown meat
slices slowly on both aide*. Put half of
meat alicea on aerving plate*. Cover
with noodle micture. Top with re
maining meat slices. Makes 4 aervinga.
?Carried lunch meat, large bologna or
boiled or baked ham can b? used.
Pat MHk, Lunch Mnat,
Noodlas and Amnrlcan
Chans*.
POTTER'S
GROCERY
You will n*e4 1
AND
GRADE "A"
MEAT MARKET
B-4441
Front St. Braulort
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$0io
mm PINT
*3.45 4A Quart
? GIBSON'S DIAMOND 8 BLENDED WHISTEY ? 86 R PROOF ? 65% GRAIN
NEUTRAL SPIRIT^ ? GJ8SON DISTILLERS, INC., NEW YORK, N. Y.
Get Daily Servings off
ivingsat A&P
FRESH FRUITS
& VEGETABLES
Winesap Apples
4 lb. 43c
Lemons 360s
dozen 33c
Yellow Onions
lb. 5c
Green Cabbage
lb. 3' c
Carrots
bunch 7' c
Siring Beans
2 lb. 25c
Grapefruit
9c each
Oranges
5 lb. 35c
lona
Standard Pa
lona
iStandard Pack"
Corn
Tomatoes
lona Sliced or Halves
Peaches
Kailocs's
Corn Flakes - - -
Golden Maid Colorad
Margarine - - - -
Coldstream' Pink
Salmon
Post's ?
Sugar Crisps - - -
A*P
Apple Sauce ? 2
Libby's Fruit
Cocktail
Doles Pineapple
Chunks
Pick o' Carolina Sweet Mixed
Pickles
Packers Label Sou
Cherries
Libby's Peas - - -
No 2
Can
11c
2 No. 2 nn
can 23C
N0c^ 20c
1 5 c
l-Lb
Pkg.
3 1 c
39c
14c
No 1
Tall
Can
Packers Label Sour Pitted
No. 2
Cans
No 303
Can
No. 2
Can
16-Oz
But.
No. 2
Can
No. 2
Can
27c
21c
21c
17c
29c
21c
Ann Page
FOODS
Ann Page
Salad
Dressing Jar 39c
Ann Page Gelatin Desserts
Sparkle 3 Pkft. 17c
Ann Page ? with Pork and Tomato Sauce
Beans w 2 c.? 19c
Ann Page Prepared
Spaghetti 2 'ci?1 25c
Ann Page Tomato
Ketchup 19c
ANN PAGE
CRABAPPLE JELLY
'SS 15c
Mild American
Cheese ^ 42c
Cheese Food Spread
Ched-o-Bit US 77c
American or Pimento Cheese
Mel-o-Bit Loaf 89c
Kraft Philadelphia
Cream Cheese Pk?. 16c
A&P COFFEE
3 O'Clock Mellow ..... Bag 67c
Red Circle Full Bodied .... Bag 70c
Bokar '2S lie
A&P FOOD STORES
SUPER RICHT
Meats
SMOkl'l)
PICNICS - - lb. 39c
BONFI.ESS BI4T (HICK
ROAST - ? lb. 79c
BKRF
SHORT RIBS - lb. 35c
lllll END I'ORK
LOIN ROAST -lb. 43c
KIK OR I.OIN ENI> I'OKK
CHOPS - - lb. 45c
WII.SON'S CORN KIN4. SLICED
BACON - - lb 43c
FRESH DRESSED '
FRYERS - - lb. 52c
FRESH DRESSED
HENS - - lb. 42c
Horn* Style or Sandwich
Marvel Bread 'w" 18c
Jane Parker
Spanish _ Bar Caka Each 29c
Jane Parker
Anqel Food Caka 39c
Jane Parker Sugared
Donuts 'm! 19c
Jane Parker
Golden Loaf . . c.*. 25c
LIBBY'S
^ CANNED MEAT
CORNED BEEF HASH
cm ^ 35c
VIENNA SAUSACE
& 17c
POTTED MEAT
vi?" 9c *<&? 14c
CORNED BEEF
,2c??l 45c
DEVILED HAM
*cr i7c
DASH
DOG FOOD
13c
JEWEL
OIL
Bot 29c
Wheaties
p ? 14c
SWIFT
JEWEL
Mb.
carton
LUX TOILET
SOAP
6? 11c
octagon Tonxr
SOAP
2 ?? tic
PALMOUVB- LITTBUOY
VEL SOAP SOAP
is 26cX'67e sj 11c ~ 11c
DREFT DUZ soTp
a26t's69c x26e'g"69t t? 11c