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She read aloud
I'm glad | tDdited iiotD, Fiiss. for
ips a real pdrt--the lead. Reaitu a
starring role. OF course it's d char.
Ecter part. and u man not run pary
long-shotg business Ia In an uipful
state around here, But epen II lt'a
ofilN; q months run, there might
possibly be a nopte offer after
thdt-.eld anptgdy, It's a slpell part,
! tDltL send you some money along
maybe not a tphele lot because I
tpiH haze 20 spend lot 10 put up
the sort Of front expected Of a sue.
eessful actor.
The trailer resounded with their
hubbub until Garrett came over TO
Investigate and the news was re-
layed to him, whareupon he, too.
Joined in the celebration.
4 "And just think. Garry-it's the
lead. A starring part, really" Fe-
llcity gloated. isn't that marvel
Garrett said unexpectedly, Fun
ny-happiness is great beautifier.
Fliss, you're lovely when your eyes
shine like that, and there's such a
pretty color in your cheeks"
You = you're being foolish,
Garry. I'm not pretty at all. NV
nose. turns up at the end and I've
got freckles and-well. the incest
thing you can say about me is that
I'm sensiblel"
"Tommyroot! The incest thing |
can say about you is that you're
about the loveliest, grandest. most
exciting person / ever metz said
Garrett almost huskily. And with
out waiting for her to answer, he
turned and went swiftly out.
Felicity sat for a long time star
ing straight before her, wide-eyed.
shaken. Only a few hours ago.
Garrett had called her darling"
and now he said she was lovely
and erciting. She reveled in that
last. Excitingi That was what peo-
pie said about girls who were
lovely and glamorous-like Susan
Fleming! And Garrett had said it
about her-Felicity Hornet
(To be continued|
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chanter IS

OHaHtoE ~
THE subdued children were clus-
4 tered inside the trailer when
Jason came In from the f4ors. He
was tired, iubilant because having
4 lob made him feel important, and
hungry because he wae-%iff spite OF
. his Job and his feeling OF liii-
I portanee 50 q growing boy with O
healthy appetite.
: Felicity put his supper en- the
table and he sat down, his eyes
rowing eontentediy over his FAM
ilys before he ffowned and de-
! manded. "Why. where's Tippy?"
-She's visiting Susan Fleming
for Q few days." said Felicity awk-
wardly.
Jason laughed and his eyebrows
went up.
. "Oh, my gosh-therell be no 1iv-
j Ing with her after thatl" he COM
! mented dryly. and went on with
his supper.
: IF things work out the way Mrs.
: Fleming wants them to, we won't
. have to try living with her any
more" said Felicity. setting her
teeth hard.
Jason stared. What he saw in
her. face made him lay his fork
: down and say sharply, What are
. you talking about, Fliss?"
/. THE Fleming lady wants to
: adopt Tippy." Denny burst out
= savagely. "She wanted me to stay
= -'.Adopt?" Jason was incredulous
angry. Say, what is this? Who's
/. going TO adopt Tippy? I never
/. heard anything so crazy"
Mrs. Fleming is fond Of Tippy
and wants her as an. adopted sister
TO ,Lanny, Mrs. Jennings little
son." said Felicity. "And Tippy
wanted to stay"
Good Lord, Fliss." Jason's voice
&. shook a little. "You don't mean
Fliss. Tippy's our family. We can'i
20 breaking up the family! Not
not after you've fought so hard tt
keep us all together"
Felicity smiled through tears she
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.DsdAsi II Asea~s4
BY Peggy

hated but couAd not control. And
she tried hard to steady her voice
as she said, "But. Jay dear we have
no right to stand In Tippy's way.
After. oil. Mns. FLEMING can give
her 20 much. ana we can't give her
anything At all except our love
and devotion. We've haven't the
right 20 keep hei' from, all that Mrs,
Fleming can gvie her"
Jason forgot he was hungry. He
showed his plat > back and stood up,
thfusting nervous fingers through
his hair. oh but :. good grief.
Fiiss. this Is saiDfid. How do we
know they'll be good to her? She's
Just little kid. Some of the SER
wants might nlistreat her."
'sThat's the only thing you don't
have to worry about" The usually
retiring Cormslia spoke crisply.
THAT one can take care ofherseif.
I'd pity the servant that tried to
nlistreat TppyN
Felicity laughed a little shaky,
uncertain laugh Jason tried hard
to join her. Cornelia looked swiftly
from one to the other. Then she
turned to Denny ard Ellen and
said, Here, you kids-long time
you should have, been in bed. Hop
into it now. You and Jay don't
need to worry about Tippy. She'll
be all right"
JASON sat down again and re-
- membered something. 81 stopped
in at the postofftce before closing
time" he said, holding out let
ter. It's from Father"
Felicity accepted the letter
eagerly and opened it, while Jason
tried to pretend he was still hum
cry. And then they. were all cleo
trified as Felicity unfolded a limp,
tired loo king bill that had dropped
from the letter.,
why" she gAsped, "it's moneui'
"Gee whillikers - ten bucks!''
Jason aclsoed.
Swiftly Felicity began to. read
the letter and burst out, ooh, listen
Ito this! Fathers aUor7cinq again!
tIsn't that,grdnd!"
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explosion takes toll of 200
miners lives.
19l7-Congress votes to raise
World War l, army by Selective
Draft.
2837-119 men ana women con-
victed in Detroit Federal Court
of contempt of court in sitdown
strike.
1939-Roosevelt's plea for a To-
years peace rejected by Hitler.
1941-Interstate Commerce Act,
which barred Negroes from Pull
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-04-28

rowing S25 to
rent q tlieater
and print hand
bills which she
m a il g d 10
names picked
by chance from
a t Ell e p h one
book, Within a
year t1927) she
was a hit. As
a painter she
has had several
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mans, etc. upheld by the U. S.
Supreme Court.
1942-15-mile strip along the
Atlantic Coast ordered dimmed
out.
1945-Shot to death by Italian
Partisans - B nit o Mussolini,
aged 81.
1S47-Secretary of State Mar
shall's radio report to the 1a4ion:
that Stain expects peace COM
PROMISES, but we won't delay
our plans. :.
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TODAY IN HISTORY
(Kncu America)

1788-Maryland ratifies tn e
new Constitution-seventh State.
l8l7-The historic Rush-Bagot
Treaty signed, since when there
has been uninterrupted peace be-
tween the United States and
Canada.
-1900-H AIRY N. Pillsbury,
American champion, plays 20
chess games simultaneously and
blindfolded.
l9l4-Eccles, w. Va. colliery
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exhibitions in New York and Eu-
rope. The Metropolitan Museum
of Art bought her Spain Says
Salud.' She wrote FIRST Per-
son Plural (l937) and a play,
Love Possessed Juana'' (1939).
She designs, cuts and fits her
own stage garments.
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TODAY'S
BIRTHDAY

ANoA ENTERS. born April 40,
1907. In New York City. From
0 childhood In poverty she has
become d 'onerweman theater,"
As mime, she gives short
sketches without heenery and
without dialogue, She has been
called the fWhut-ls-it'' Of the
lheater. She got her staIt BY Dor.
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The American Indian. whose
dogs drew sledges, dill not have
the crudest wagon or wheelbar-
row.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-29
FRIENDSVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Fike entertained
with a turkey dinner at their home
on Monday Guests included: Misses
Lucille and Lillian Fike, Cumber-
land, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Selby
and family, Cumberland.
Rev and Mrs. w. E. Wade attended
the funeral of Lester Glotfelty at the
u. B. Church. McHenry.
Clyde VanSickle and family spent
Sunday night and Monday in Union
town with relatives.
Monday dinner guests of w. w.
Savage and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rose were Mr. and Mrs. Byard Liston
and son, Confluence, Pa; Mrs. Mabel
McCuen, Allison, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward NJ. Rose and son Eddie, of
Meadville, Pa; Mr. and Mrs. L. l..
Friend and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rush and
sons, Bobby and Claude, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Asa B. Friend
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Friend.
MIR. and Mrs. George Hileman were
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hook, of Markleysburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Orval Schroyer en-
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Engagements of Four
Are Being Announced

engagements of four young women
of the neighbolhood are being an
nounced this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Aronhalt. Pen
nington street, Oakland, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Julia Ann Aronhalt, to Mr.. Ernest r.
Bennett, of Baltimore. Miss Aron-
halt has been residing in Baltimore
for the past few years.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sisk, Mt. Lake
Park, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Martha Louise
Sisk, to Glen Lee Brenneman, son of
Mrs. Dennis Brenneman and the late
Mr.. Brenneman, of Bittinger. The
wedding will take place in the near
future.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Miss Henrietta
Weeks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1.
w. Weeks, Mt. Lake Park, to Robert
Dwight Mills, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Mills, of Oakland. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pollock have
announced the engagement of their
eldest daughter, Harriet Mary, to
Peter c. Mcfarland, of Cumberland.
Miss Pollock, a graduate of Oak
land High school, is an operator with
the c. and P. Telephone company in
Oakland, having been employed al
most two years.
Mr. Mcfarland is telephone COM
pany employee in Cumberland
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tertained at dinner on Christmas:
Nj. and Mrs. James Brant and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs Gene Frye, Mark
leyshmg. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Friend and family, Of Hazelton, w.
Va.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orval Rush were Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Selby and son, of Roselle, N. J. /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Shaffer and
son, Of Oakland.
Christmas Eve guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde VanSickle were Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Savage. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Kahl, Mr. and Mrs. Ray VanSickle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Friend and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny McCul-
Tough we've Christmas dinner guests
of SIR. and Mrs. Frank Ryan, Bruce
ton, ". Va.
Mrs. Ernest Selby had as guests on
Sunday for dinner: Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Selby and family, Mr.. and Mrs James
Linin"cr and son. Nh. and Mrs. Rich
ard Selby and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Selby and son, and Glenn,
Bobby and Dottv SelbY.
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Laurence Friend were Mrs.
Mabel McCuen, Allison, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs Byard liston and son, Billy, Of
Confluence, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rose and daughter Ellen, and
W. W. Savage.
Nh and Mrs. Harvey Friend spent
the Christmas vacation in Baltimore
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallace.
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Announce Engagement

The engagement of Miss Miriam
Shorb daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Shorb, of Manchester, Md,
to Ward Ellis. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Ellis. of Newcomerstown, o.,
formerly of Crellin, has been an
nounced
Miss Shorb is employed in the post
office in Manchester. Mr.. Ellis served
in the Navy in World War II and at
present is employed in store in
Manchester. No definite date has been
set for the wedding.
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ITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

and Mrs. Paul Fazzalari. Balti-
visited his parents, Mr. and
ames Fazzalari.
jur Davis entered Memorial
al, Cumberland yesterday where
undergo treatment.
Williams entertained a num-
young folks at a party at his
at Hutton last evening.
; Donna June Parsons, Handle
'. Va, is spending the week
With her sister, Miss Jean Par
/ Shrer, who is studying for
tory technician in Washington.
visited her parents, Mr.. and
scott W. Shirer.
t. F. A. Thayer entertained
Prs of the Junior choir Of St.
Methodist church last Thurs
rening.
ton Kuhn, Clarinda. Iowa, for
of Lithonia. Ga. spent Christ
18th Miss Maxine Lewis, at her
on Liberty street.
Robert White and daughter,
Ann, of Cleveland, O., are visit
Is. c. F. White and other rela-
lere until Monday.
and Mrs. Oscar Peterson, of
ngton, d. c., and Walter Kahl,
urgh, visited with relatives here
/ Mt. Lake Park, on Christmas
or Joseph limbaugh and Har-
lebaugh will go to Willard, O.,
end the funeral Of their uncle,
Martin, which will be held on
r.
John Hoving is leaving today
ar home in Milwaukee, Wise,
having visited her parents, Mr..
rs. Joseph NJ. Gender, oyer the
rs.
and Mrs. Stanley Calhoun and
Skippy' spent the Christmas
nd with the latter's parents at
Mouth, Va, returning home on
y night.
Audra Jones, junior home eco
with the Monongahela Power
~ at Weirton, w. Va, visited
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ray
over the holiday period.
l Ellis and Miriam Shorb,
aster, Md, along with Mr.. and
empsey Sharpless, of Oakland,
he holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
ellis, of Newcomerstown, Ohio.
Crystal Elliott, teacher in the
Chase Junior college, has been
g the holidays at the home OF
shby. Miss Eloise Ashby, stu
Barnard College, New York,
here for the holiday season.
ut Shaffer, Fairmont, w. Va,
ding the week here with his
Misses Nell and Floss Shat
Mrs. Arnold A. Scherr. The
$ moving here from Pitts
md will occupy an apartment
former Presbyterian Manse
on Third street.
nd Mrs. Ralph Thayer and
Bond, Hagerstown, are re-
to their home today after
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
k Thayer. Dr., Rebecca Thay-
has been spending the holt
ere with Mr. and Mrs. Thayer,
ave tomorrow for Wooster, O.,
Ime her teaching duties in the
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M A R R l E D

Friend Friend-At a pretty we'd
ding service at 7 o'clock on Christ
mas Eve, December "a, in the Sand
Spring Church of God, Miss Mary
Elizabeth Friend, Of Friendsville, be-
came the bride Of Wayne Arnold
Friend, of Hazelton, w. Va. The
single ring ceremony was read by the
brides pastor. the Rev. Walter /.
Martin, Markleysburg, Pa.
Mrs. Friend is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Friend, of near
Frendsville, and was graduated
from the Fliendsville High School
with the class Of 1913, while her hus-
band who is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Friend, Of Hazelton, was
graduated from the. Bruceton High
School. and is employed in the coal
mines near Hazelton, where the
young couple plan to make their flu
ture home.
The ncwlyweds had for their only
attendants, a sister Of the bride
groom. Miss Virginia Friend, and Mr..
Wendell Barnes, of Brandonville, w.
Va.
A fifteen minute recital of tradi-
tional wedding songs was given by
Miss Beverly Martin, accompanied on
the piano by James Martin. Among
the songs sung were; 80 Promise
Me-" "Because' and the Lords
Prayer"
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Miss Rosemary Singleton, Clarks
burg, W. Va, supervisor of music in
Central High School, Charlotte, N.
c., was a guest of DR.. and Mrs. Den
yer c. Pickens on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Wilt and
two daughters, Watertown, Tenn,
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wensel and
son, Greenbelt; Laurence Wensel,
Morgantown, w. Va; and Mr.. and
Mrs. z. F. Dunbar, Terra Alta, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Wensel,
south of town, during the holiday
period.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Morgan, Wash
ington, D. c., spent the weekend
here with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ c. Oester, Liberty street
They returned to their home on Mon
day and were accompanied as far as
Cumberland by Mr.. and Mrs. Oester
where Mr.. Oester went for a physical
check-up and treatment.
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Phillippi Lewis-Miss Elizabeth
Ann Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry c. Lewis, Oakland, became the
bride of Mr. Harry J. Phillippi, son
Of Mrs. Vertie Phillippi and the late
Harry Phillippi, also of Oakland, at
a quiet ceremony, performed by Rev.
Walter Spiker, pastor of the Pine
Grove Brethren church, on December
25, at 4 p. m.
The bride was attired in a deep
blue crepe dress with black acces-
SORES and a corsage of red rosebuds.
Those attending the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Sines and
family. Mrs. Vertie Phillippi, Mrs.
Walter Spiker, Miss Mary Alice
Spiker, Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Spiker and
baby, Donna Rae; Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Lewis and daughters, all
Of Oakland, and Mrs Thomas Lewis,
of Washington, D. c., brother of the
bride
A wedding dinner was served for
the couple at the home of the bride.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-12-29

The business district Of Hyndman,
Pa, was totally destroyed by a
Christmas night fire, making 20
families homeless and causing one
death Filemen from 80 companies
battled the blaze started by short
circuit in Christmas tree light.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

Cliff FURRY spent last week
end in New Orleans visiting in
the Harry B. Ramsay home.
Dan Holden, who recently re-
enlisted in the Navy is stationed
in South Carolina.
Bible school was held this week
at the Baptist church with classes
from eight to twelve in the norm
ing with Richard Steelman as
superintendent.
MI. and Mrs. Clinton Gates of
California are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mrs. John Unzicker and chill
dren of Mobile; Misses Bea, Clara
and Judy Ellis and Ben Ellis
were dinner guests in the Roscoe
Fletcher home Saturday.
A sing will be held at 7:30 in
the Methodist church, June ~.
Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Ernest Wilson, Mrs. Char
les McSweenie and son and Miss
Patty Wilson returned Friday aft
er a weeks visit in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Taylor and
daughters, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. A. L. Green and three
daughters of H~andsboro. motored
to Bucatunna Sunday to celebrate
Fathers Day with a family re-
union. all members of the family
were present.
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q Voncleove
News From Voncleove
W. G. Graves. Jr. Honored Al Surprise
Party On Birthday Saturday Evening

are visiting in the Earl Davis
home.
Friends regret to hear of the
death OF William Pixies Lipscomb-
who was buried in Clinton, La.
MI. Lipscomb resided here at
one time.
Mrs. Houston Rouse and JOY
of Ocean Springs spent Thursday
in the L. P. Hawley home.
Misses Patsy Dees, Clara Ellis
and Winifred Ravens visited in
Pascagoula. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Rogers at
tended Grand Lodge in Laurel a
few days this week.
Bea and Ivan Ellis returned
Wednesday from Mobile where
they visited relatives.
Mrs. Alice Bourgeois spent this
week in Biloxi visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Campbell
and son Bob, left after a few
weeks visit with home folks to
return to their home in Lafayette,
La.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Forbes and
daughter of Shawnee, Okla, are
visiting in the Cunningham home.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Byrd and
son, frankie and Mrs. Ernest
Gum, Jr. and daughter of Kre-
ole visited in the Ray Ravens
home Friday.
Mrs. John Unzicker and chill
dren of Mobile returned home
Saturday after visiting in the b.
f. Ellis home.
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By MISS wINIrRED RAVENS

w. G. Groves. Jr. was honored
with a surprise birthday party on
his sixteenth birthday Saturday
night, by Miss Joyce Groves.
Games were played and after
gifts were opened cake and punch
were served to Irene and Dudley
Roberts. Joe Hawley, Winifred,
Ira T. and Dan Ravens, Patsy
Dees, Kip Rouse. Bea, Clara and
Ivan Ellis. Otis Sheffield, Con-
rad Mallette, Gerald Bosarge, Mr..
and Mrs. George Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. CASTOR Groves.
The WMU met ut the Baptist
church recently. Mrs. w. A. Scott
was in charge and the subject
was Christ Is the Answer for
Questing Youth.
Mrs. Jerusha Bonham and Mrs.
Eta Ramsay attended the Meth
odist conference in Gulfport last
week.
Misses Doris and Dorothy Ry-
ais and friends OF Pascagoula en-
joyed an ice cream supper in the
Burton Roberts home Thursday
night.
Mrs. George Jones was hon
ored at q surprise birthday party
Monday night. Cake. punch and
ice cream were served to approx
imately twenty-five guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kuster
and children of Bloomington, III.
and Mrs. Maude Rouse of Mobile
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LIanos-Roberts
Nuptiols At
.KeesIer Field

A quiet but very beautiful we'd
ding was that of Miss Winifred
Roberts, granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Farley of Wig
gins. to Corporal Eric F. Llanos
of the United Air Force, son
of the Senores Jose Llanos of
Trinidad, British West Indies,
which was solemnized in the
chapel at Keesler Field at 6 p.
M. June IL. with Major George
Bernnan conducting the cere-
mony.
The only attendants we're Mr..
and Mrs. Lee G. Beckham, Jr.
who served as best man and ma
tron of honor.
The bride was lovely in white
and pink striped taffeta with
which she wore a hat of pink car
nations and pink gloves. Her
shoes were of black. Corporal
Llanos was handsome in the uni
form of the Air Force.
Mrs. Beckham, who is a cousin
of the bride wore a modish en-
semble of white with pink earna-
tions.
On Tuesday. Corporal and Mrs.
Llanos departed for Westover,
Mass, where he is stationed.
Mrs. Llanos has been honoree
at a number Of prenuptial par
ties since the announcement Of
her approaching marriage.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

Mold Favored gelatin in an
eight-inch square pan and when
set cut in cubes; serve the cubes
as a salad on o bed Of shredded
green's with sour cream dressing;
or serve as dessert in sauce dishes
with soft custard sauce.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
sUNpAE sEsr

Want 10 delight your youngsters
with luscious fruit sundaes? Get
ANN PAGE PRESERVES at
APP. Stir a tablespoon of water
into II cup Of ANN PAGE Straw
berry, Raspberry, Pineapple or
Cherry PRESERVE-serve over
ice cream -. buildings too! And
heres a quick trick to make milk
taste slickl Add Il cup ANN
PAGE SEEDLESS RASp-
BERRY JAM to z cups milk.
Shake. and serve. What a taste
treatl
JUNE Boom
When a hungry horde descends on
you after school, be prepared
with A&P'a JANE PARKER
GOLDEN LOAF CAKE. SO fresh
and light, this delicious cake goes
over big with the
small fry just as ANMWMKk.
is'-makes many TV
a mountaineering GN/
dessert, too. Try &~
JANE PARKER ~
GOLDEN LOAF
with berries, fruit, Ice cream
tastes party-speciali
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

Junes the time of roses, weddings-iots of sweet things
including party desserts and warm weather refreshment IDEAS.
I've been serving some scrumptious dishes that have made our
house the most popular gathering place on the block. Try
them on your family and you'll see whyt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
M-M-M-M-cnERRY cRcwNi

Make Vanilla Pudding Mix ac-
cording to package directions,
using | cup of APPS WHITE
HOUSE EVAPORATED MILK
and i cup water. Couk Dissolve 1
pkg. cherry favor gelatin in | cup
boiling water. Add | cup waterior
cherry Juice. Chill until thickened.
Add IL cups canned sour cherries
tdrained), or sweetened fresh
cherries. Pour Il gelatin into serv-
ing dish. Chill until frm. Add
layer Of chilled pudding, then re-
naming, almost set gelatin. 6
servings.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

Want q bright bouquet for your
salad bowl? Wash, drain and dry
4 ID. Of spinach. Chop the tender
inside leaves and add III cups of
IONA CUT BETS from the
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SIGN OF THE EXPERT WHEREVER you co.

Pontiac service the kind of service your
Pontiac deserves.
Tn two service signs YOU see here identify
more than 1000 pontiac dealers across the
eounry all pledged, as we are Ito give
YOU the hnest service. by factory-trained ex-
perts using factory-engineered parts and
special equipment.
Before YOU start your summer travels, bring
your Pontiac in for a eheck-up. And if you
ever need service on the road, look for the
sign of the Pontiac exPert-it paysi