by Maidrci
I toms this wfctk from Washing*
on. Montgomery. Franklin. Un
°n, 'McDowell ard Mitchell Coun
ies.
MILK PLAYS VITAL ROI.E
IN DIETS
Meringue shells, coconut and
hocolate cups and orange shells
ave been used by homemakers
i Washington County to show
neeial ways of serving ice cream.
Irs. Trances Darden, home eco
Bessemer CHy
Kmys Mountain
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SHOW STARTS 7:4$
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HITS — 4
ELVIS PRESLEY
TROY DONAHUE
PAUL NEWMAN
JERRY LEWIS
Color
“SUSAN SLADE"
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Color
"KID GALAHAD"
— 3 —
"LEFT HANDED GUN'
— 4 —
Color
"ROCK-A-BYE BABY"
movies run reverse
ORDER OH SAT. NITE
_Sat. Nit*_
"4 COLOR CARTOONS"
SUN.-MON.-TUES.-WED.
3—BIG FEATURES—3
TERROR...SHOCK . ..
— in —
Blood-Curdling
Color
"HORRORS OF THE
BLACK ZOO"
— 2 —
Audio Murphy — Color
"GUN FIGHT AT
COMANCHE CREEK"
— 3 —
DIANE YlcBAIN
'CLAUDELLE INGLISH"
movies shown in
reverse order on wed.
nomics agent. says they haw
boon emphasizing milk desserts
this summer.
'Hio most popular and eeonomi
leal dish has boon the fro/on time
ioo using a quart of whole milk'
! with a package of lime jello. “The
| variety of wavs of serving lime
ice and the ease of preparation
has ina»le it our fnvorite dessert."
reports Mrs. Luther Leary of
i Sunny Lane Club.
PLANNING Gf TIDES
"A person with a lazy mind:
would never have a convenient
| kitrlien because easier work in
the kitchen Is the reeuil of care
ful planning." says Mrs. Martha
McK. Harris, home economics a
sent The Montgomery County
homemakers have found that kit’
clien fatigue results from retrac
ing stepa. and continually bend- {
ing. stooping and stretching.
Each person attending club
meetings scored their present '
kitchen considering the work
centers, storage in the kiteben
and <*orreet standard work
heights. Mrs. Harris says they
plan to get the “planning guides" i
to contractors in the county.
CLOTHING PROJECT
-Some 25 girls in Franklin
County are taking clothing as a
project and have been receiving
help from 1-H Horn*- Demonstra
tion clothing leaders
Mrs. Bernice Harris, assistant
home ceommlcs agent, says 19 of
the girls attended a 2-day work- j
shop and all of them made a
dress. "Many of them had never!
sewn before so they learned to
fit the pattern, cut the garmem
out and use the sewing machine."
GOALS ACHIEVED
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpson.
Marshville. Rt. 2. have been work
ing on an addition to their home
Mrs. Rebecca Mooney, home
economics agent, says that by
careful planning before construe- (
tion started. Mr. and Mrs. Simp
son will have a well planned kit -1
chen-family room combination. A
built-in, L-shaped (-abinet unit
will include a sewing unit, study
unit, business and recreation
center.
NEW COMMUNITY CLUB
Rocky Pass Community Devel
opment Club members have one
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hilarious fun-steps
of “Mister Roberts”.'
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"A Hod Doy's Nioht"
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of the largest ownmuniiy build
ings in the area. .Miw Rachel
Keisler, home economics agent,
say* the building has recently
l>een completed by the 60 fami
lies living in that area of McDow -
ell County.
Miss Keisler says they are
working hard to finish pay ing lor
their building »o they can begin
work on a recreation area which
Mill include tennis ,-ouits. base
i»all field and pventually a swim
ming pool.
FLOOR CARF
“How is the best way to clean
my floors and should I use wax?
(Questions concerning the care of
floors are constantly being asked
as * result of many new floor
coverings which are appearing on
the market.
Mrs. Lois Williams, home ecu
I
little Me”
Show b Set
Charlotte Tin* Char lotto Sum
mer Theatre will pmonl Broad
way's newest and funnin>l rmrsi
cal romp “Little Me" at Oven's
Auditorium Tuesday. August
through Sunday. August it. A
show for the entire family, it
stars Orson Bean, one of Amer
jea's most deftl> daft comedians
Orson Bean has starred in nu
merous production* including
“Never Too Late". “Subways Are
tromics agent, says the Mitchell
County homemakers are finding
that floors ami floor covering*
will double their life if cared for
properly.
For Sleeping", “Will Suom
Spoil RrM-k Hunter”. -Mr. Rob
erts” and "Sa> Darling”. His film
assignments range from “How To
Be very. Very Popular* to "Ana
tomy of a Murdrr". A mainstay
of TV. Mr. Hr an is currently ap
pearing on his >wn variety pro-!
grarr and he has tiern a popular
guest star with Kd Sullivan.
Steve Allen anil .lark Parr, f u
whom he has pinrh-hit on numer
ous invasions.
“Little Mr” is a big show and.
it will provide the perfect \ehic!e
for Otson Ik an's talents as a
funm man. It contains some of
the wiliest, wackiest songs heard
on Broadway in recent years, and
the show al um has heroine one
Ameri< 1 .norites overnight. It's
title song "Lrttle Me ”, "The Other
Side of the Traeks”. "Dimples”,
Boom Boom ' an* all show slop
per*. As Walter Kerr deseribed
the shim in the New York Herald
Tribune "Sum total, a bhx-khust
er”“ ApiM-aring opposite Mr.
fli'an in "Little Me" whieh has
book, lyrics and music by Neil Si
mon. Carolyn Leigh undCy Cole
man will he the Carolina's fav
orite comedienne blonde, viva
cious June L. W alker.
Orson Kean in "Little Me" is
an exclusive coup for the Char
lotte Summer Theatre, and will
be the fust production >f this big.
fun packed nuisi a| in the Caro
linas.
"Little Me" will run Tuesday
evening August tth through Sat
urday evening. August Sth, with
matinees <>n Saturday and Sun
day. August 9th at 2:3H PM. All
evening |>erfoimanees liegin at
*:»> PM. Tnkeu arc on sale at
Ov«-ns Auditorium box office
daily and Sunday in A M. to 1C
1’ M. and by mail and telephone
Following '■Little Me”, on August
11th will be the queen of all mu-‘
»^al* "My Fair Lady ‘ starring
Jeffrey Lynn and Mindy Car'fnv
Tick.-ts arc still available for Ihc
final performance* of "Showboat"
which runs through Sunday af
ternoon.
SOUTHWELL
SALES FOR LESS
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