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SPECIAL
MESSAGE TO
EX-AP CUSTOMERS
(AND TO THOSE WHO NEVER HAVE SHOPPED A*)
You may have heard about the "new" A*P.
You may even have read about how "We Care... about your
Well, everything you've heard and read is true.
Your local A&P is a great place to shop.
Here's why. We took a good hard look at ourselves.
We analyzed our century of experience.
We made a check list of the things
that made A&P America's leading food store.
Then, we decided to look for ways to do them even better.
We redoubled our efforts to make
A&P a friendly, dependable store to shop,
to prove, "We Care . . .About You!'
If you've been away, come on back.
If you've never been an A&P shopper, give it a try.
You may discover it's fun to be cared about.
COnrmOMT ? i*?>. THE QltCAT ATLAKTIC * PACIFIC TCA CO- me. /
Jane Parker s Anniversary Buys'
Jane Parker- Large Size
WHOLE
FRYER
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? LB.
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CUT-UP FRYER
Lb
? SUMR-RIGHT" QUALITY
'/4 FRYER, IRKAST with Wing, lb
31c
SPECIALLY PRICED' ALLGOOD
Sliced Bacon
55c ? T'
Pkg.
"SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY
V* FRYER LEG with Bock, lb.
'"SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY
Sliced Bacon
26c
2Sc
Thin
Sliced
I -Lb. Pkg.
59c
Thick _
Sliced Si 17
2-Lb Pkg
1
AGAR or PATRICK CUDAHY CANNED
Picnics 1
89
S TOP QUALITY YOUNG
I Tom Turkeys
| 16 to 22 Lb. Avg. " ? ET Q
Angel Food
Cakes
I -Lb.
1 -Oz.
Pkg
Gala Savings on Fine Groceries!
SERVE CHILLED FOR BREAKFAST! A&P GRAPE
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JANE PARKER? PLAIN OR SEEDED
Rye Bread 2 . 39c
V,
JANE PARKER? SUGARED. CINNAAAON or
Golden
Donuts
2 '? 45c
JAN PARKER - READY TO SERVE
^ ^ ^ 1 -Lb. 8- 39
PIES
Oz Pkg.
U. S. NO. ONE ALL PURPOSE- RUSSET
POTATOES
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WESTERN GROWN ? RED OR GOLDEN
DELICIOUS APPLES
DESSERT VALUE' TENDER, SWEET
BARTLETT PEARS *
IDEAL FOR "HOT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS"
YELLOW ONIONS 5 & 29c
A&P SALTED VIRGINIA ? A&P SALTED
Peanuts % 29c Cashew Nuts 49c
? IONA BRAND CUT # FRESH WISCONSIN MILD AMERICAN
Beans 2 ?p' 29c Cheese L? 59c
Luck's Beans 2 s. 39c
Anniversary Sale! Frozen Foods!
15 - DELICIOUS FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM! ** Goi.
Marvel Ice Cream 53'
S ANN PAGE ^
Elbow
Macaroni
Thin Spaghetti
2 s 43c
ANN PAGE TASTY
Barbecue
Sauce
.$23c^45c
P tic II IN THIS AO AM
itt ?u>ii ur Art (Mk L.
A&P-Regular or Hard to Hold
Hair ??,. 7Qc
Spray "
Con
U.S. P. 5-GRAIN
100-Ct
Bottl*
A&P Aspirin
1 9c 39c
COFFEE S UE
MILD AND MELLOW
EIGHT O'CLOCK
1-U.IAG
3-LB. BAG
49c i SL45
Respectfully
MOM*
Dear friends.
An honorably discharged.
U.S. Veteran is entitled to
an allowance of $230 toward
burial and funeral expenses.
Cost of transhipment from a
Veteran's Hospital to place
of interment is also pro
vided. Application for I he
Veteran's BurialAllowance
must be made within two years
from date of burial.
MR. LOUDERMILK
MURPHY -Services (or
Wentford Loudermilk, 47, of
Murphy, who died Sinday
night, Oct 1st, in New Or
leans, La., were held at 2
p.m. Friday in Mt. Zion
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Calvin Thompson
officiated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Pallbearers were Charlie
and Efton Roberson. Lowell
Ballew, Jewel Whltmore, Jim
Cordell and Parrot Hedden.
Mr. Loudermilk was a
native of Cherokee County and
retired from the U. S. Navy.
Surviving are the widow,
Mrs. Frances Vernee Louder
milk: three daughters,
Margaret, Alice and
Susie Loudermilk and
two sons, Breet and
Bart Loudermilk. all of the
home; a sister, Mrs. Bea
trice Hughes of Murphy Rt.
2; five brothers, Wayne of
New Orleans, W. B. of Rlver
...
ton. Wyo., Cleaston of Ed
mondton. Alberta. Canada and
Barson and Harold Louder
milk. both of Cm Bank, Mont.
Town son Funeral Home was
in charge of arrangements.
CARRE LL ROBERTS
MURPHY -Oairell Richard
Roberts, four-month old son of
Mr, and Mrs, Paul Roberts
of Murphy Rt. S, died in a
local hospital Saturday
morning, October 7, after
a long Illness.
Surviving in addition to the
parents are the grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cape
of Robblnsville and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Roberts of Murphy.
Services were held at 2 p.m.
Sunday in Unaka Baptist
Church.
The Rev, Donald Colbard
and the Rev. Wayne Johnson
officiated. Burial was held
In the church cemetery.
Townson Ftneral Home was
In charge of arrangements.
Wolf Creek News
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Pritchard and Mrs. Barbara
Ledford and Becky and Mit
chel of Atlanta, Ga. were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Ledford and Mrs. Mary
Pritchard of Isabella, Tenn.
-wo
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Oliver
and Cindy of Blue Ridge, Ga.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hor
ton of Ellijay, Ga. were Sun
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Aubrey Watkins and family.
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bandy
and son of Smyrna, Ga. were
recent guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Bandy.
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Max LeFev
ers and daughters of Kenne
saw, Ga. were the guest of
his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Estmus LeFevers over the
weekend.
-WC
Mrs. Mamie Odom is visit
ing her son Bob Odom on
Blue Ridge Lake.
Held Over From Last Week
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Curtis
of Atlanta, Georgia were the
guest of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Ledford and Mrs.
Wilma Bandy over the
weekend.
-WC
Rev. J.O. Thomas was the
guest speaker Sunday morning
at the Macedonia Baptist
Church. Rev. Cecil Pelfrey is
pastor
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Mrs. Ethel Abercrombie
Shoal Creek Newt
?sc
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allen
and daughter Debbie of Ken
nesaw, Ga. and Mr. and Mrs.
ernest Allen of Asheville.
N. C. spent the weekend with
Mrs. James Allen.
"SC*
Mr. and Mrs. Haver Hol
brook of Atlanta, Ga. spent
the weekend with Mr. Hol
b rooks, parents of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Holbrook.
-sc
Mr. and Mrs. James Arp of
Jasper. Ga. spent Friday with
Mr. and Mrs. Kemery Dills.
-SC
Mrs. Marion Bale mother of
Rev. Arthur Bale suffered a
broken hip that ended her life.
Her funeral was held Tuesday
at Zion Hill Baptist Church.
She was 86.
-sc
Mr. Jerry Dills of Marlon,
N. C. came to spend the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Kemery
Dills who took him to Smyrna,
Ga. to spend Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Edward dills. Mr.
and Mrs. Willie and daughters
came from Marietta for a sur
prise birthday dinner for Mrs.
Cook.
-SC
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Slaughter
attended the funeral of a cou
sin, Mrs. U. L. Patterson In
Athens, Tenn. The funeral
was in the Keith Methodist
Church, burial In Maryville,
Tenn.
-5C
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Under
wood of Augusta, Ga. spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
Harry underwood.
Mr. Joe M. Jones spent
part of his vacation last weak
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Gay Jones and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Brendle.
who has been In the hospital in
Chattanooga, Tenn., is con
valescing at the home of her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Weldon Helton.
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hel
ton of Atlanta, Ga. were the
weekend guests of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hel
ton.
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Sim
onds have returned home after
visiting their children, grand
children and great-grand
children In Dover New Jer
sey. They stopped In Balti
more, Maryland, to visit Mrs
Slmonds brother, Homer j
Loudermilk. Mr and Mrs
Slmonds were also business
visitors in New York City.
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wat
kins and Teresa of Robblns
ville and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
J ohnson were Sunday visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Wat
kins.
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Gaddls
of Atlanta, Ga. were the week
end guests of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gaddls
and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Helton.
-WC
Randall and Margie Cook
who are employed in Atlanta,
Ga.were home visiting their
parents this weekend, Mr. and
Mrs. Noah Cook.
-WC
Miss Rose Howard of At
lanta, Ga. visited her grand
mother, Mrs B.H. Helton,
Sunday.
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Brooks
of Chattanooga were visitors I
in this community Sunday.
-WC
Little Miss Brenda
Williamson of McCayesvUle
Georgia spent Friday night
with Miss Charlotte Watktas.
-WC
Miss Carl Ann Bandy is
enrolled in the freshman class
at Tiff College at Forsyth, Ga.
-WC
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Wat
kins had as their guests Sun
day her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Lee Horton of Ellijay, Ga.
-WC
Peachtree Newt
Peach tree Community
Development Club met in Its
regular October meeting Mon
day Evening at Peacntree
school with a delightful fellow
ship supper followed by a very
busy business session, pre
sided over by President Mar
cella Smith.
New officers for theooming
year were elected. President
WUlard Hembree, Vice Presi
dent, Mrs. Marcella Smith,
Secretary Mrs. Aim Mae Sud
derth and Treasure, Mrs.
Carol Weber.
We urge every Peachtred
resident to Join hands win
these four to make next yeaij
our most progressive.
We regret to report du4
Mrs. Lois Baroett la In
Chattanooga Hospital.
The following young peoplt
wereondtted from last main
list of College sttendsnts f ronj
our communityi Datnfa
Curtis, Young Hsrrl* Collage
John Hambree, Harrar Unl
versity , Eric Weber, Dull
University and Mrs. Madf
Ferguson Is taking colleg
wort at Trl -County IndustrU
School oodif vho impictB
Wee tarn Carolina University]