Plan No. 3005 1687 Square Feet
Designed by Summer, Prater,1 White & Associates
782 W. Peachtree St., NW, Atlanta 8, Ga.
Economy and Liveability
Expert design has incorporated a lot of
liveability into this economical house.
A convenient utility area is off the kitchen,
which is large enough for a breakfast .area.
There are a fireplace and bookshelves in the
family room. And it features a full dining
room.
One bath is private to the master bedroom.
There is excellent closet space, and a large
storage space in the carport.
Work, play, living and sleeping areas are
separate, but easily accessible.
The covered portico provides shelter upon
entering.
Plans may be ordered.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Executor of the estate of
Ann Truekner Jahn, deceased, late
of Jones County, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said estate to present them to the
undersigned or his attorneys be
fore the 8th day of December,
1859, otherwise this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate settle
ment.
This the 8th day of December,
1958.
GEORGE W. JAHN, EX
ECUTOR OF THE ESTATE
OF ANN TRUCKN1ER
JAHN, DECEASED
LARKINS & BROCK
ATTORNEYS AT LA1W
TRENTON, N. C.
Dec. 11, 18, 25 Jan. 1, 8, 15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned, having quali
fied as Administratrix of the es
tate of Luther Philyaw, deceased,
late of Jones County, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said esfate to present
them to the undersigned or her
attorney before the 5th. day of
December. 1*59, otherwise this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons Indebted to
said estate will please make'im
anediate settlement.
This the 5th. day of December,
1958. ■■
8 ' RUTH CURRENT
OM[ DEMONSTRATION A • •
GOLD WEATHER TIME FOR
CARBOHYDRATES — Is cold
weather hard to take? Research
shows that carbohydrate foods are
cold weather protectors. Best
known are: Fruits, most vegeta
bles, breads, cereals, milk. Be
sure bread and cereal are en
riched or whole grain.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT IN
MENU PLANNING — For a
change of menu, switch the high
protein food of the meal from the
main course to the dessert course.
Add preserved ginger, chocolate
chips, or plump raisins to baked
custard. Tasty bread puddings are
good selections, too. Angel food
cake or meringues, teamed with
fruit or ice cream, are bargins in
high quality protein as are cheese
cakes and baked Alaska®.
TEEN-AGERS NOSED GOOD
BREAKFAST — It’s foqlhardy lor
high school students to trade
their breakfast for a little extra
morning sleep. It is practically
impossible to make up the food
health in later life is laid during
the teen-age period. It & often
Impossible to compensate for nu
tritional damage incurred during
the teens.
Make the Most
Of Your lime
‘‘How can we do the things we
ought to do and all the things we
want to do without whizzing
through life like a rocket,” asks
Mrs. Corinae J. Grimsley.
Mrs. Grimsley, family relations
specialist for the N. C. Agricul
tural Extension Service, suggests
thes^ ‘‘time stretchers” to help
you make the most of your life:
Newer hurry! For each moment
saved by speed, two moments are
lost “resting up.” ‘
Try to live by a plao—not a
rigid schedule, but a deer idea
of what you hope to accomplish.
Know how long a particular
task will take. BE you don’t have
a dear idea of its value you can’t
- Fudge Is Fun With Chocolate Qrups
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ITERE’SONE SlIBE WAT TO KEEP THE YOUNG *UNS BUST i ,
n and happy on those dark days when they must stay Indoors.
|Let them make fudge this quick and easy way. Melting the
'chocolate chips is the only cooking needed. And the child will
take pride and pleasure in making something the whole family,
can enjoy.
QUICK CHOCOLATE FUDGE
1 cup chocolate chips »
)ft cup sweetened condensed milk
1ft teaspoon vanilla
Melt chocolate over hot water. Add condensed milk: stir until
blended. Remove from heat: add vanilla. Spread on greased 8x4
inch pan or on a plate, or drop from teaspoon on waxed paper.
Decorate with nuts if desired. Chill m refrigerator, or let stand
at room temperature several hours, until firm. Makes 21 squares
or about 3 dozen small drops.
FARM QUESTIONS
ANb ANSWERS
QUEJSTOONs Should I use MH-30
for tobacco sucker control?
ANSWER: It is advisable net
to use the chemical until scientists
are able to determine under, what
conditions, if any, it can be used
without affecting tobacco quality.
Research has already shown that
MH-30 causes some chemical and
physical changes in tobacco. Some
of these changes are desirable and
some undesirable. Rather than
take a chance on lowering the
quality of their tobacco, farmers
should refrain from using MH-30
until further research on its ef
fects is completed.
QUESTION: Is tobacco usage in
the United States expected to in
crease or decrease in 1959?
ANSWER: Domestic use of both
flue-cured and burley tobacco is
expected to continue upward in
because they know it has all been
worthwhile.
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1959 as a result of increasing
cigarette manufacture. Present
indications point, .however, to a
decrease in flue-cured tobacco ex
ports this year.
QUESTION: How did pig far
rowings in the fall of 1956 com
pare with farrowing a year earlier?
ANSWER: Far rowings were up
13 per cent. This is expected to
cause hog prices to be weaker in
the spring of 1950. Hog prices are
expected to reach an early sea
sonal peak in July and trend down
ward in the fall. A large build-up
of hog numbers is expected to
came in the 1959 spring pig crop.
This will greatly depress fall
prices. While hog prices will fall
below those of a year ago, the
early corn-hog ratio is expected to
be favorable.
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