#>4 Heart Fund
Tops Goal
C.KEENSBORO The l'-.l
Heart f\iml uunp.i, ;n h i e.\
CWd«l its t»os| of JEVifMKIO, • nd
tlK'n «omi',’ aceordin i<> Mi J.
Spt'TUt'l Lo'e. »|JI, (I hriii
man. The re -Old rf dt .if the
North Caro
ti ’H’s 1064 fendra,:-ii| elf.irt. lo;
dale stands it i ,j j,y
June 30. iv e- ported to I::t $»;< >.•
000.
The annual Heart I'uiid i ■ <.
pai^n fo> fa, n I ’
topped 1 000 on ■ i
$t'NM)oo thousand n hum. vim.
000 in 1KM, nod *300.0*10 in lft'd!.
The ri'sult o,* tins year's i f« • !
Association fundroisin efi.m ,■ j>
pa rent ly has ti>pjx‘d -suits .n
any other voluntary health a^en
ey in North Carolina, -.ays Mi
Love, “and this is n > si.inti tn
hute to the mi'lie's und> i standing
of the war npainsi the heart and
oIihh! vessel c!lsi asi-s as our lop
This Is The Law
BAILAtKNTS AND SAl.KS
DISTI.'HJtriSHKD
Atkins to ome corn to a mill
fot the ,vi of having it
ground into rv~; 1. He told Bailey,
ih<- o|« rat!». >' the m.ll. that hi*
wanted to meal ground from
tin- very idiii hi* hi ought. and
iliai 'ii* woof:I iii hark in a wi*ek
to pick up lh * urn*; I In the mean
hi iltli priority.'
A more detailed campaign re
port will I •• presented at the
North Cai >'in-* Heart Associa
tion's 15th Annual Meeting in
Charlotte on Va> -I hj Hargrove
S. Bowles, state Heart Fund
• h.'iirman I »• ifrfU and 1063 and
viee-ehairman of the stale heart
group's Ijoartl of director*. The
Heart Fund supports the cardio
vascular researeh, i*ommunilj
servlet*, medh-ai education, and
public heal'h education program
of the North Carolina and Amer
ican Heart Associations.
on
RI6HT AWAY
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lime the miil find its contents
WflT destroyed hy fir*-. The fin
wax noi I’jvii'-d by any m gligenee
on the pa*t of tfeiley. May lladey
be sued for the va!ur >f the corn
delivered to hi:i ?
No. Thr transaction was a bail
ment. At1.i.i.f v.a.s a oailor and
liailev was a bailee. In a liail
ment the pn^cuion of personal
property is delivered to the bai
lei1, hut tin* title or ownership of
the property i retain'*! by the
bailor. The particular transac
tion was a liailr.v t b-vause llai
ley agreed •« return the identical
property’ in an altered form.
If pro|ier*v delivered to another
under a bailment is lost or des
troyed with »et the fault of the
bailee, the lose falls upon the
bailor, because it i; his projierty
that is lost. The risk of loss for
the destruetion of property, un
less otherwise agreed, i- upon his
who has th*» I it lev
Sup|>u*e Bailey's mill hafl not
been destroy***.! hy fin*. Could t In -
creditor* of Ri.iipy ht ve levied
u|hhi thi* corn brought to the mill
hy Atkins?
No. Creditors of Bailey cannot
seize property in his possession
that does not !v long to him.
* • • *
Coble took some corn to Bail
ey’r. mill in exthange for some
meal. Th**re was no agreement or
understanding that Coble was to
Set back me il »rota the very corn
that he brought. Cob' * was I >
simply exchange his corn foi
m**al. picking up tin* ni *al a week
later. Before Cobh- returnert for
the met.l, the mill anrt its <• n
tents were destroyed by a f11«
without negligence on the i>art of
Bailey. May Coble sue Bailee t. i
the meal that he dirt no! receive
in exchange for he- en: * *
Yes. The transactio:' war a sr’
or exchange. *rt.e title to the corn
hart parsed to Bailey It v..is pro
perty of Bailey as of the tun,* of
its destructw by fire. Crhlo ma\
recover from Bailey the market
valu«* of tb.* n.eal promised in
'
Here*s Recipe
For Sweet Potatoes
Mashwl |> iiaioe* mixed in iao
minutes" V. , it's possible with
the now 1'i int *we- i potato
flak' ** »1«*\r"•*»;►«-<t i»\ I SDA utili
zation research They're already
<«n the shelves in s me «nj»°r
market
Yiitors at I In- I’SDA Food and'
Home Fair toi Con«umers in
Washington. r>. saw and r«*
eeivi'd samples of till's, anil oil)
i-r new f.. >ils from lT.*DA re
search, The heard about ithers
now (K ino developed.
Tlieri*’s a new. dry whole milk
that d.'ssolv . iv ; lil\ in i-old vva
lei to make a fresh-tasting, nu
tritious I leverage. This uroduet,
made n\ a pr ness ralli'd foam
spray dyin : ttorei easily without
refrigeration anil offers savings
in transportation costs.
Other new processed foods de
*ignrd by USDA to give home
maker* moi • leisure without sac
rificing quality oj attractiveness
include a new frozen concen
•! ited • t>i«!* instant rice
citrus juice powders that can he
stored at room temjierature
pumpkin powder that rr> ikes rip
tntr> pies (•qua! to those made
from ralch and bulgur, a mod
ern form of the old world wheat
food, which "ives a “continental"
touch to a dinner menu
USD A and livestock scientists
are giving c .nsumers what they
want leaner jiork anil href.
Km example, chicken with more
breast and meatier thighs eggs
with firmer whites, uniform yolk
color, and stronger shells string
beans without the "strings" po
tatoes that make belor chips
bigger, juicier year-round straw
berries and Mue berries. Also,
there will lie se.all hybrid water
melons without seeds, potatoes
that won't turn green in the mar
ket, and sweet corn with more
“sweet
v lunge f r the corn.
If the m il h-:d not been des
troved by f:M>, creditors of LSailey
could have levied upon the corn
delivered by 'Vible. As of the date
■ if delivery, it ecnme property of
Uailev.
MEET CHARLES C.
. - A iik '* - - • «•»
HEATH
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR NORTH CAROLINA
SEHATE
^ Lift-Long Democrat
^ Member of Shelby Chamber of
Commerce Industrial Committee
^ Former President Shelby Junior
Chamber of Commerce
^ Young Man of the Year 1957
^ Charter member N. C. Industrial
Development Foundation
^ Appointed by Governor Luther Hodges
to serve on European Trade Mission
^ Received national award, "George
Washington Medal of Honor", for
writings on Americanism from Free*
dom Foundation at Valley Forge
^ Active in work of the Red Cross, Cleve
land County Concer Society, March of
Dimes, Multiple Sclerosis, Solvation
Army
★ Member off First Baptist Church off
Shelby; teacher off Men's Sunday
School close
if Officer and Director off N. C, Railroad
Company
if Veteran off World War II with service
in the U. S. Marine Corps
if Educated University off North Carolina
if President Heath & Associates,
gas consultant firm
if Forty-two years off age
if Married to the former Betty Rose Aber
nathy of Shelby; three children
A STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES
•*1 heliexe that sound government Is based on self government, and that the people are entitled to
manage their own affairs with a minimum of outside interference. If elected to represent you in the
Senate, I pledget
"1. To uphold Christian principles in government.
"2 To seek a common-sense approach to state spending and taxation.
"3. To defend the North Carolina right-to-work laws.
"4. To support local and state efforts for industrial growth.
"5. To promote better utilisation of oar agricultural and natural resources."
CHARLES C. HEATH
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ELECT HEATH
The only trnc wild horse still
in existence is the breed known
as “Ptizhevalski'* horse." which
inhabits the steppes of Siberia
and Mongolia. It is an ancestor of
the Mongolian horse, onp of the
modern horse’® four ancestral
stfu-ks. A< voiding In the Rook >>f
Know ledge. the Ph/hevalskt is I
jx*r!ia|>s the .inly living direr!
deseerwlent of jrehplnrir horses
and hears a Hits.- iVsemMiin.v to
its ancestors. Its hod) j< reddish
brown with a ('ark stripe down
the hark, ami its heavy h*td h
topjwd with dark mane as siifl
as a hairbrush. The only sjas
rntMis in /'•<>* .in- those raptured
as very youtti* colts, for an adult
Phzhrvaislti will fight to the
death, or if captured, starve itsel!
tn death It L- n t unriitntntin for
> Phzhev.-«!«’<i t i ittaok and kill
dnmeslk* hm as mi vi*is the
animal's hostility to the :<loa of
submission to moo
r
Y011I. GET eat IN THE meat
mm THESE CHUCK POT RIMES
' SUPER-RIGHT” HEAVY CORN-FED BEEF
10 INCH CUT 25 TO 30-LB. M ■»
BEEF RIB - 4DC
-STANDING 7-INCH CUT
RIB ROASTS
5th l 6th M f* First fm
I*. 43c4 *l» 53c
Boneless
Chuck
LB.
PRICES IN THIS AD
EFFECTIVE THROUGH
SATURDAY, MAY 23rd
"SUPER-RIGHT' HEAVY CORN ECO REEF - RONE LESS
SHOULDER CLOD ROAST
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN FED REEF
BONELESS BRISKET ROAST
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN FED
BONELESS STEW BEEF “
"SUPER-rilGHT" HEAVY CORN FED
PLATE STEW BEEF- “
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN FED
BEEF SHORT RIBS - “
"SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY CORN FED REEF
BONELESS RIB STEAK “
CHUCK blade STEAK »■
TENDER CUBE STEAK -
43c
- 45c
39c
12c
25c
79c
35c
75c
r
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BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS
STOCK UP THIS WEEK — PRICES
IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THROUGH
SATURDAY, MAY 23RD. SAVE!
• M/rEK-KK»r1T QUALITY LEAN, FRESHLY GROUND
Del-monte
FRUIT COCKTAIL_ '<£ 29c
TOMATO CATSUP 2 37c
GREEN LIMA BEANS J;& 25c
GOLDEN CORN_2’ 33c
GREEN PEAS _2 •C.°-V 29c
GREEN PEAS _ 2,lfcJ.-°» 39c
LARGE DRIED PRUNES V& 35c
PINEAPPLE 29c
PINEAPPLE 35c
FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES!
NO LIMIT ON PURCHASES
AT TOUR FRIENDLY ARP
FRESH LETTUCE..2 MB! 33c
YELLOW CORN....10 -as 49c
JUICY LEMONS_12 “rav 35c
CANTALOU PES : «3B 3 $1.00
RED RIPE
WATERMELONS
EACH
MALT
MUON
59c
98
3 v* 89c
•our HMiir- concintratco. hozin all varktks. miotcn
A&P CRAPE JUICE . rs- 35c MORTON CREAM PIES
JANI PARKIS _ _ iANt PASKIR _ _
PEACH PIE "*? 39C CHERRY PIE ^ 45c
|ANE PARKER LLMOH OR ORANGE
CHIFFON CAKE » 45C
WISK
LAUNDRY DETERGE* T
Quart
73
LUX LIQUID
DETERGENT
1-*., *
Oz. Rot.
63
Breeze Laundry
DETERGENT
2-Lb., A
Oz. Rkf.
SSl
FLUFFY all
DETERGENT
3-Lb.
Pfcg.
79
SILVER DUST
85'
2-Lb.
t one
VIM
LAUNDRY DETERGENT
2»j Lb.
n>9
67
ACTIVE all
DETERGENT
3-Lb.. 1
Os. Pkj.
79
CRISCO
Vegetable Shortening
3-Lb.
77
RINSO BLUE
DETERGENT
3-Lb., 6
Ox. Pk9.
c
SWAN LIQUID
DETERGENT
1-P»., 6
Ox. Rot.
ANN PACl TASTY
BARBECUE
SAUCE
ro! 29c 1V01 39c