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Evening star., 1940-11-20
Washable Interiors Are Successful Choice Only When Properly Handled
Wallpaper May Be Gently
Sponged to Remove All
Surface Dirt Thereon
Use Shampoos to Supplement
\ Professional Laundering
Of Rugs Once Every Year
Ry MARGARET NOVEL;.

It's not difficult TO oe the day OF the completely Vashane mouse
achieving goal Still
better gently!
washable which everything
exhibits all the
that there long series OF laboratory
method studied Tor
from the laundry
method of grandmothers
children
household ideal for the washable interior
be washable from cellar
do expect the impossible
example choose washable Wallpaper but It's use IS
fireplace panelng pant 10
from the soil of smoke or the
Evening star., 1940-11-20

for example, baked apples or baked
pears are an excellent choice Tor
dessert or as a meat accompaniment.
The usual method is to scoop out
the core. leaving the blossom end
unbroken. Then fill the cavity with
sugar and butter. Add Just enough
water to keep the fruit from sticking
and cover the dish Bake in a hot
oven until the fruit is soft. Serve
PLAIN with cream, or with ice cream,
for an extra festive touch. For va
rlety use nuts, ralSinS, brown sugar,
or cinnamon in the centers. If the
pears are large. YOU may prefer to
peel and cut them in half before
baking. A spoonful of orange mar
malade or Jelly in the core cavity
gives a good favor and adds color
TO the dish.
Evening star., 1940-11-20
By BARBARA BELL,

Here are two streamlined gifts for
very modern urchins who are none
the less true to the traditional love
of little tots for stuffed. amusing
toys. The long-faced, quizzical dog,
the solemn, goggle-eyed panda, will
make a Merry Christmas all by
themselves for any little boy or girl
who finds them under the tree.
They're easy to make and to stuff
your pattern includes complete
Evening star., 1940-11-20
Flakv Biscuits

Make f1akv biscuits by kneading
on = lightly Toured board for one
half minute or by using five or six
pat out, fold over" motions. Be
gentle with the dough and be sparse
with the -four on the board. Like a
best dress, biscuit dough has right
and wrong side. so after the knead-
ing or patting starts, keep the
same side up.
Evening star., 1940-11-20

you can use any good recipe that ia s>.
your fancy =. from magazines, cook
books. or ad isements. Don t worry
about the VARYING quantities specified
for special types OF baking powder.
Just use Rumtord in the smount the
directions give. and you ii get per
feet results every time. Rumford con-
talus no alum -. ney er leaves a bitt er
taste. SEND for r II recipe book.
Address Rumtord Baking Powder,
Box A. Rumtord, Rhode Island.
Evening star., 1940-11-20
zhXE@M.zMa/

What with the ladies reyerting to
the era of the siren in their clothes,
it is somehow only Just that the
gentlemen get few elaborate
touches thrown into their ward
robes, too. Latest Of these is a
jeWelry set with tie clasp. cuff links
and watch chain decorated with
large cameo stones.
We're not kIddin' when We say it
looks like something out of the
reputedly gay 90S, but at the same
time 1t may be perfectly o, X if
you're the strictly dressy type. The
key chain ornament and that on
the tie clasp is a black background
with white head; the cuff links are
a sort OF red onyx shade. It's really
pretty snappy-for certain types, of
PnnrCp
Evening star., 1940-11-20
Costume Jewelry Good
In Both the 'Dressy'
And Tailored Styles
Rhinestone Flower Pins New;
Persian Influence Is Found
In MANY Smart Versions
By HELEN NOGT.

Should have free kicking around figure
involved
who afford
a dazzling effect.
entirely OF follow heador either for there have
bother SO must be that the designers and
lCEcy
fashionable
glitter for daytime To
thinking general groups outstanding from
point these include the sparkling very d
finally pieces ! gold silver plate.
category ewe been lovely.
Evening star., 1940-11-20

feet which Is interesting. Youu no.
tIce that the necklaces being shown
are all extremely long, designed 10
provide several tiers Of the same or
contrasting colOrs.
Finally. speaking Of necklaces. We
can't overlook the eyer-popular and
classic strand of pearls. Newest
variation are those simulated pearls
which come IN variety of tones
designed to fattcr your complexion
tint Is a new idea Of jeWelry CO..
ordination with skin beauty and ap-
parcntlv. 4 well accepted one IN
this moderate price field.
Evening star., 1940-11-20

w.. u,,,.l 94IA. no sally StD""a
Is Is, d o4A~;a. a Ns;""~' -
Evening star., 1940-11-20
Large Fruit Supply
Slackening of Export Trade
Increases Domestic Stock
By BUREAU OF HOME ECONOMICS,
Unred states Department Of Agriculture.

export all people
bushels of
a report S good family that
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

V Dallas, Texas, mala zena
Sc sedymi vlasy sedela samot-
ma pred dvema muzi hovorfc1-
mi o evropske valce v High
land Park poulicni kare.
"Mne ma tom nezalez1, jak
dlouho valka potrva," pravil
jeden z muzI. "Cfm dele, tim
lepe. Mil obchod nebyl nikdy
tax dobry jake nynf."
zena Sc obratila a vytala mu-
Ii pollock. "To jest "a meho
syna, jenz odejel z Kanady v
nedeli Sc svym plukem", pravi-
la. A pax dala pollock ma dru-
hou tvar muzovu. "To jest "a
jeho matku, ktera snad nikdy
jej nespatri", Tekla. PAX zena
Sc obratila a nefekla niceho vi
ce. Rovnez oba muzi mlceli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Nejtvrdsf kov svsta.

Svaz americkych chemik6
re byla objevena
nova slitina kovG, ktera pred
stavuje nejtvrdsi kov sveta. We
stupnici tvrdosti, We ktere ma
diamant tvrdost c1slo 10, ma
tato slitina cfslo 9.8. Nem1ze,
proto byti vrtana ami diaman-
tenn.
Zp1sob, jakym Sc smes wy
robi, Dude patentovan. Zatlm
Sc dovldame pouze, re mimo
uhll jest We smesi take prvek
titan, ktery predstavuje hlav-
nj soucast smesi. Odbornici
re tento novy kov Dude
znamenati revoluci We vyrobe
oceli a prave tax We zbrojar-
skem pr1myslu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Zapas " ~aeroplanu.

Muz, jenz byl ztotoznen ja-
ko byvaly reklamnf agent pro
Group Theatre v New Yorku,
nasel smrt, kterou patrne vyhle
daval, kdyz aeroplan Sc sfftil
do new-yorskeho prfstavu po
v~zrusujicf bitve mezi cestuji-
elm a pilotem pul mile vysoko
We vzduchu.
Pilot Joseph Rosemarin, 38
lety, z Brooklyna, byl zachra-
men, avsak new-yorska pristav
nj a lokalnf policie al dlouho
do noci marne patrala pc t6le
cestujiciho ma mlste, kde leta-
dlo spadlo blfze sochy Svobo-
dy.
Prftel pilota, pravnik Nor
timer Babson z New Yorku a
ijista zena sdelili policii, re po-
hresovany muz byl patrn6
Emanuel Eisenberg 35-lety, z
New Yorku. Babson pravil,
re Eisenberg resignoval v lon
skem roce jake tiskovy agent
pro Group Theatre " New
Yorku a odebral Sc do Mex
ika, kde hodlal napsati knihu.
Nedavno pry sc setkal S MIN v
New Yorku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Popalena pri varenf.

We Schuelnburg, Texas po-
hrbena byla Emmy Mrazkova,
ktera Sc popalila tax nebezpec-
ne, re v nemocnici v Taletts-
vile podlehla.
Nestestf Sc stale, kdyz Mraz
kova rozdelavala ohen v ply.
novych kamnech k pffprave
snldane. Postavila Sc tax biz.
ko Ike kamnGm, re Sc ma nj
vznal odev.
D1vka hodila ma sebe deku
a skocila do postele, ably pla.
meny ma sobe udusila, lee mar.
ne. Jeji volanf O pomoc nikdc
neslysel, take konecne jsouC
pfemozena kourem a plameny
padla v bezvedomi ma podla.
hui.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Pohrbeni spolecns.

V Mansfield, ILL.,, byl vypra-
ven trojnasobny pohreb til O.
beti automobiloveho nestest1.
ktere 81 vyzadalo ctyri zivoty
mladych lid. Vraceli Sc re
hry basketballu. Do jejich au-
ia vraZil Wax.
PohTbeni byli 17lety Milton
Willis Warren Jr., 15lety Ro-
bert Carmichael a 15lety
Charles Bert Sizer. Ctvrta O.
bet, 15leta Miss Norma D.
Ruch, rovnez studentka ma vys
81 Skole, pohTbena zvlast.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Deset lidi zabito pri srazce.

Deset osob bylo zabito a de-
set poraneno pri srazce ma re-
leznicni kTizovatce We Nc AL
len, Texas, kdyz vlak Missouri
Pacific drahy vrazil do trucku
plneho 'delnikG z ovocnych sa-
dG ma vychod odtud. Ociti sved
kove pravi, re tela byla roz-
hozena podel trait ma vzdale-
nosti vice neil 500 stop. Am
bulance odvezly ranene do
blfzkych NEST v 1doli Rio
Grande. Jmena zabitych a ra-
nenych nemohla byti v prvni
chvfli ~zjistena. McAllen jest
stTedem oblasti, v n1z Sc pestu-
je citrusove ovoce. Truck We.
ri delnfky do jednoho re sadn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Byvaly otrok DOLL Sc bezmala
40 let.

40 let.
V Clevelandu James Till
man, tvrdil O sobe, re sc naro-
dill 10. bTezna 1880 v otroctvi
ma plantazi w. Serceana v
Hopkinsville, Kentucky.
StaTec rad vypravel vnukdm
a pravnukGm o velikem utrpe-
nj cernoch1 v otroctvf a jak S
bratrem unikli ma sever, ably Sc
pfipojili k armada, kdyz vypu-
kla obcanska valka. Slouzil do
konce valky a pozd6ji Sc oze-
nil.
Byl tesaTskym kontraktorem
v Chattanooga, Tenn, a NELL
devet synd a til dcery, z nichz
til jeste zij1. Manzelka sko-
nala r. 1923 a "a pet rokG Sc
Tillman prestehoval sem, jeli-
koz zde lilly jeho deti.
Az do ledna t. r. jeste cho-
dill, ale Cd te dolby musel cas-
travit ma lozi. Skonal klidne.
Pred nekolika roxy byl p1sem-
ne pozvan presidentem Roose-
veltem Ike slavnosti do Gettys-
burgu, kde bojoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

Slovenska krajanka Anna
Kovalcfkova byla jiz pohrbe-
ma v Pennsylvania jake obet
milenecke tragedie, ktera sc O.
dehrala V New Jersey.
John Felix v sobotu v au-
tn, parkovanem ma Paris a.
venue v Rockleigh, N. j., MALE
ri dive mrtvoly, muze a zeny.
V mrtvych byli z~totozneni So
Lefty Leonard GRADER, povola-
MIN zahradnlk z Highland
Falls, N. Y, a 25leta Anna Ko-
valcikova.
GRADER pc zastrelenf sve mi
lie spachal sebevrazdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Ku Klux Khan zacina opst.

Svedectvi pred koronerovou
porotou O terorismu pachanem
nocnimi jezdci, obvinenymi z
cetnych 1nosG, mrskanf lidi a
jednoho zabitl "a uplynule diva
roxy, uvedlo tri okresnf tired
Milky We spojenf S Ku Klux Kla-
mem We statu Georgia.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Rusila manzela We spanku.

V Clevelandu soudce postal
26leteho Vilema Bala, r1dice
traku do robotarny ma sest me-
sic1, protoze zmlatil zenu, %
letou Marii. Muz pTisel z pra-
&c unaveny. Sci 81 zahy vecer
lehnout, lee zena spustila ra-
dio a kdyz il zadal, ably je "a
stavila, re nemGze spat, tato
mu rekla, re Sc must nejak ba-
Wit. Muz sebehl dolG, radio
rozbil a zenu zmlatil.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Krajan statnim zvGrolekarem
Nebrasky.

DR.. Frank A. Jelen, 44lety
krajan z Omahy, byl ustano-
ven statn1m zverolekaTem v
Nebrasce.
DR.. Jelen pc graduaci ma
yyss1 skole Central v Omaze
studoval ma Veterinary Col
Eege V Kansas City, Mo-, nacez
nejaky cas- pusobil jake zvero-
lekaf v Cedar Rapids, Iowa, a
v Gretna, Neb. VetSinu casu
ztravil v Omaze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
PoSka.

V Hornell, N. Y, mlady pa
rex pfisel do 1radovny mestske
no klerka Jay I. Nesbita a ma
bfdl $12.5 "a povolenl k snat-
ku. Kdyz byli uvedomeni, re
poplatek cin1 $1.65, jinoch
schoval pen1ze do kapsy a pra-
vii: "To jest pTilis mnoho. ia
mysl1m, re pockame."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
-Ceska starenka Sc z litosti
otraYila.

V Clevelandu ovdovela kra-
janka Josefa Turkova, zivot u
koncila dobrovolne v 68. roce
sveho veku re zarmutku mad
ztratou svych drahych a re Sc
w nabazila zivota.
Byla v nedeli nalezena We
SVEN byte v zubozenem stavu
nasledkem pozit1 tekuteho je-
du.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Zmizel Sc $4,000.

V Columbus, O., John H.
Mccoy, predseda City Natio-
nal Zank & Trust Co., oznamil,
re Durward F. Barnes, jeden z
podffzenych 1rednikG zmine-
ne banky, zmizel Sc $4,061.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Sebemrzaceni VENT " Texasu.

V Huntsville, Texas, diva
trestanci 81 urfzli nohy, ably ne
museli konati praci vyzadova-
nou ma Mich ma vezenske far
me v Eastman. Osm ,jinych
trestancu zlomilo 81 paze, tri 81
nohy a jeden 81 serfzl
maso Sc svych pat. Ellington
pravil, re bylo u~pusteno Cd O.
byceje donaseti veznGm kavu,
kdyz pracovali v polich a to
vyvolalo jejich nepTatelstvi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Dsvcatko z~nasilneno.

V Mishawaka, Ind, Irene
Miles, Z let stara stala Sc ODE
tt muze, ktereho nemGze ITO
tozniti. Vlakal il do sveho au-
honolulu, kdyz byla ma ceste
do skoly.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

With more men carrying guns and with
more nations engaged in war than ever be-
fore at one time in the history of the
world, it is highly discouraging now to
boast of progress of spreading Christianity,
Of the advancement of international peace,
understanding and good will
And yet somebody must carry the torch
In few months or at least in few years,
these wars will end and then is when the
world will be ready to see the light of true
civilization. Soon we shall emerge from
this terrible strife and struggle, to begin a
new era of international cooperation and
peace.
At the dawn of that happy day, the
teachings of Christian churches, of frater-
nal orders, of peaceful Democratic systems
of government and of organizations like
Rotary will be greatly needed.
Throughout the world this week, Rotary
is observing its thirty-fifth anniversary.
Rotarians are re-dedicating themselves to
its wonderful principles of service above
self-he profits most who serves the best.
Today the sun never sets on Rotary.
There are clubs in over eighty countries of
the world and it's membership is more than
100000.
We are glad that one of its 5000 clubs is
located here in the Jeffersons. This organ
ization is rendering fine service to it's
members and through them, to the COM
munity and county.
Congratulations to Rotary and to Rotar-
ians everywhere! May you continue to
grow and serve.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
A WORD OF ADVICE

One Of the greatest mistakes in life that
the average person makes is the careless
neglect Of not having teeth treated and
filled at the proper time.
Deeply inherent in human nature is the
desire to procrastinate AS long as tooth
doesn't hurt, we are prone to shun the den
lists chair-to hold for it fear as though
it were an electric chair.
But that is exactly where we are wrong
Often times if we wait until pain drives us
to the dental office, the chances are that
what had been a good tooth is "gone"
During the age of infancy and early
youth, nature doesn't expect the prevail
ence of much sense and therefore provides
for the replacement of removed teeth. But
in the mouth of an adult, when they have
to CO. they are gone What's left? The pain
of extraction, loss of chewing perfection
and finally expensive artificial replace
ment
There's still another significant feature
Good health and good teeth are closely re-
lated. Frequently various serious ailments
are traceable to bad teeth.
The slogan, ''see your dentist at least
twice year,, is an excellent one and is
well worth following. We know from ex-
perience and such experience is both pain
full and costly!
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
Silas Creek News

The roads in this section are
getting in bad condition.
Mrs. James Hurley is low with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Eller Phipps was taken to
the Wilkes hospital last Satur-
day morning and operated on for
appendicitis. The appendix was
ruptured when she got there.
Owing to her being 83 years old,
her condition is considered SER
ious.
Mrs. George Massey, who has
been in the Wilkes hospital for
some time, is reported to be do
ing as we'll as can be expected.
Mrs. Bruce FaW, of Piney
Creek, has moved into the house
formerly occupied by Pearne
Dickson.
Messrs. Pearne and Kyle Dick
son, of Winston-Salem and Bur-
lington respectively visited their
their father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Dickson, during
the week end.
Mr.. Hester Barker, who has
been confined to his bed for sew
eral days with flu, is up and
about again.
Mr.. Reece Baker and his
daughter, Shirley, have been con-
fined to their beds for several
days. Reece has had a light case
of pneumonia while Shirley has
suffered from abscessed tonsils.
Mr.. w. A. Campbell, who has
been shut in for several weeks
on account of some Assessed
teeth, is now able to be out
again.
Mr.. J. F. Jones and Mr.. Lee
Massey, of Silas Creek, were
among the sick list last week.
Both are improving at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Jones had
as weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood Jones. Miss Susie
Grubb of johnson City. While
here Mr.. Jones purchased 1910
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
OPENING UP THE ROADS

Ashe county's highway SYSTEM as we'll
as most of the county road systems
throughout the state and nation, owe
deep debt of gratitude to the WPA. There
are number of important roads in Ashe
that would have been almost completely
closed to traffic since Christmas had it not
been for WPA. Many are the miles of
school bus routes that have been passable
most every day this year that otherwise
would have been totally impossible.
We agree that huge relief expenditures
that put the government farther and far
Their into debt every day, cannot be con-
tinued indefinitely, but we are fully aware
of the fact that money spent on our farm
to-market roads has not been thrown away
and we are glad to note that we are going
to get our share of the new appropriation
as $172, 112OO have already been allotted.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
Furches News
LLOYD S. RICHARDSON
Staff CORRESPONDENT

Aunt" Mary Sturgill, who
lives with her son, Glenn, con-
tinues critically i'll.
Reb Reeves was carried to the
Wilkes hospital Sunday by John
M. Tucker.
Web Hoppers from the Laurel
Springs CCC camp spent the
weekend at home.
Quite a number of people from
here attended Floyd Brackins'
sale, on Prathers Creek Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Petty, of
Darlington, Md, have been visit
ing relatives in this section for
the past several days.
Worth and George Shepherd
spent two or three days last
week shocking corn for their ia
Their, E. B. Shepherd, in Chest
nut Hill township.
Floyd Rose had the misfortune
of losing his pocket book a few
days ago, containing $165 in cur
rency, together with other val
liable papers.
J. K. Taylor is somewhat in
disposed at this writing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22

education, even though he and his fami-
ly are unable to finance the advanced
schooling.
The time has come to re-invest in 'educa-
tion the Commission believes, using it as
one tool for establishing national economic
security. Appropriations for education
should be stepped up gradually, and the
program should be financed concurrent
ly with recovery.
Cold, hard figures show that education
pays from the mere dollar and cent stand
point. Today there is shortage of skilled
workers in many industries and the great
est number of unemployed are unskilled
The best insurance of continuous en-
ployment now and in the future appears
to be definite preparation for one of the
semi-skilled or highly skilled occupations
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
GOOD SUGGESTIONS

We were favorably impressed with the
three-point program recommended few
days ago by the Educational Policies Com
mission for national adoption, in order to
raise the American standard of living and
total income.
The three points were as follows:
First, the expansion of American school
system to provide compulsory school at
tendance for at least ten years for every
American child. Increasing the average
number of years of free schooling for
American youth to fourteen.
Second, expansion of well-planned voca-
tional education to the point where boys
and girls leave school ready to enter pro-
ductive jobs.
Third, provision of free college or uni
versity training for every child of super
ior ability who wants to go on with his
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
HenlOck News

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rotten, of
Hemlock visited Mrs. Roten's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Patrick
over the weekend.
Miss Comfy Osborne, who has
been working for Mr.. Zebb Gray
beal for quite a while visited
home folks over the weekend.
Rev. c.. J. Howell of Sturgills,
and Rev. J. R. Trivettt of Mable,
N c., are conducting a revival
meeting at Covenant church this
week
MIR. and Mrs. Walter JONES of
Hemlock are the proud parents
of fine baby boy, Charles Ray.
Mrs. Amanda Patrick, who has
been i'll for some time is slowly
improving.
Miss Della Patrick of Grayson,
visited friends at Mountain City,
Tenn, recently.
Mr.. Earl Rotten of Hemlock
made business trip to Johnson
City, Tenn, recently.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
Bldg. And Loan
In State Made
" Record In 1899
More Loans Than in Past
Decade. Over $25,G0O,O0O
For Construction.

The building, savings and loan
associations of North Carolina
made the largest amount of loans
during 1889 that they have in the
past decade, it was announced by
Martin F. Gaudian of Raleigh,
Executive Secretary of the North
Carolina Building and Loan
League. These home financing
institutions made last year to-
tai loans of approximately $685.
100000 enabling over $4,000 in
dividuals to. construct, purchase,
refinance or repair their homes.
. This record breaking total rep
resents an inrease of more than
100000 over 1888. The largest
increase in type of loans was in
construction of new homes for
which $1O,956,OOO was loaned
during 1889. During the past year
3,4OO homes, to the value of S.
5OO,OOO, were purchased through
these local institutions.
The balance of 100000 was
loaned for refinancing, repairs,
modernization and miscellaneous
purposes. Gaudian also predicted
that the building and loan and
Federal savings and loan associa-
tons would show combined to-
tai increase of over $1O,8OO,OOO
which is also one of the largest
annu al gains in the past decade.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-02-22
Supper
Well Attended

The women had to pay, at
man-sized Valentine dinner held
IN the recreation rooms in the
basement of the Methodist church
here, last Wednesday night, but
the many who attended, declared
that they got their moneys
worth.
1t was the mems day in the
kitchen for the men planned the
menu which consisted of ham
burgers, snowflake potatoes Tin
keeping with the weather here)
baked beans, spaghetti, Waldorf
salad, angel food cake and tums.
CThe latter item seemed to have
been added as a safety measure
IN case of emergency The men
served meal and even went to
the extent of washing the dishes.
The cooks for the meal were
Levern johnson, Dean Mcmillan,
Lem Hafer, Don Francis, Jim
Hensley, Bernard GRAPHICAL and
Hoyte Wood. The walters were
Carl and Earl GRAPHICAL and Ray
mond Francis.
Mr.. Wood reported that the
dinner was not only pleasant but
profitable as around $21.5O was
cleared.