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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15

Are you nervous, upset, irri-
table? You need a vacation :
without the children! I have
some weeks open in May and
July all of August. Will take
post natal cases. Irene L. Gage
LIP N, Avenue 5-2195.
Sp2O
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15

DESIRABLE OFFICES, MAIN
St., ground floor, across from
Court house. Recently remodel
ed and redecorated. Paul Alvord
Chardon Avenue 5-2191.
2x21
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15

COME VISIT-NEWBURY VOL
unteer Fire Dept.'s MAY
FESTIVAL and Homecoming
May 90, 80, 81 and June l. Rt. 81
and Auburn Rd., in the garden
spot of Geauga County! Prizes,
Games, Music, Barbecue sand
wicheS, Rides. Fun! Fun! Fun!
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15
FOR r Mt
APARTMENTS

3 ROOMS AND BATH REDEC-
grated, heat furnished, own
entrance, upstairs. Phone Ave
nue. 5-4305. 1X20
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15
F o r S A L E
USED CARS

1850 STUDEBAKER AUTOMA-
tic transmission. Body perfect
John Patterson, lot Huntington
ST., Call Avenue 5-8482. 2x2O
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15

USTOM FLOWING, GAR
denS, and lawns. Free estimat-
es. Also bicycle repairs. Harold
Ash, Call Avenue 5-8452.
3x22
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15

THE TROPICAL AQUARIA
Gold Fish TropicalS = Oddities =
RareS Live and Frozen Foods =
Greens Gravel Aquariums Or
naments and Supplies. Canary
and Parakeet Seeds Fresh.
4
Violet Ceroky
Phone East Claridon 6-6506
2 miles north of Huntsburg on
Rt. 528
4
Specials
from time to time come and
see. Not open Sundays.
eff
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15

Will give remaining frame =
work, flooring, etc., of old tool
shed to anyone who will take
it away. All usable. Call Chest
erland, Park 9-7674. 2x20
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15

Al MunSon Merry Mixers
The next meeting Of the Mum
son Merry Mixers will be held
on Friday, May 16 at the home
Of the advisor, Mrs. Robert
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-15

sympathy
Sympathy is extended the fa-
mily of Mr.. Robert Hawkins on
the death of his mother on Mon
day. Her home is in Alliance,
Ohio.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04

NJ
HElf'EkS Ilolstcin to frrshen
soon Willie u Bass, Rice. va
4-4-op
---- -~~-~~~--
PENCE POSTS fifty good locust.
length " feet Phone w n. Lew
IN Farnvllle 3oA9 M 4-4-2p
-~-- 1870
PROPERTY m LIST your farm.
home. business or cumberland
with me today Have local and
out Of town buyers. Landon q
Atkins. Realtor. Municipal Bldg.
Farmville. Virginia Phone Boom
81 1888 5-24-tf Fl
CONFEDERATE MONEY. stamps.
letters Charles Affleck. Peyton St.
Winchester va 3-l49p
HEAVY HOGS 20 ID 40 lbs. fof
sausage, also beef cattle Osborn's
Grocery 3l4tf
WANTED so PIANOS: Turn your
pianos into cash. Discount New
and Used Furniture Co, phone
1893. 5-l4-tf
~---
STRAW 100 BALES barley or oats.
+ II Hamburg Farnpille 1923 II
=
HOUSE Want 10 rent house. I Or !,
l0ons net more than s miles out
J I Webb Phone 27iM. FAtinville,
..2g BID
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
EORSALE


MAGAZINE subscriptions Holiday
u months for only $317. Parents
Magazine. 10 months. 500 Special
combination offer Htunpty Dumpty
Children's Digest, Calling All Girls.
Compact any two for S. 90 Linn
tied time Contact Harry Lancaster.
Jr. Phone 3l9R 3-2l-4p Pa
~~--~--~~- ---~-~ --~~--
FOR THE BEST in power chain
SAWS It's Helnolile, Call aa3, Sham
aberger and Sons. 7-l9-tf I'd
FOUR apartment house. each with
bath. Well located III FalHville With
annual gross income Of over 2lSt on
the price Of -. 800 Hurry on this
one Also modern 3 bedroom home.
With basement. oil heat. fully All
conditioned, garage and : lots. tX-
ccllent location. Reduced to Sl7 900
Also = roou house on Germantown
Rds good condition. large lot $500
Also lot IN Jackson Heights with wa
ter and sewer available $3.50. with
500 down and s25 month. Also Sey-
aral farms and timber tracts. Also
s acres 4 room dwelling On bach
!anpden-Sydney road 2i1 miles
from Farnsille Long road frontage.
suitable ior subdivision $1,000 Also
beautiful brick vaneef. 9 bedroom
.eaidence. Two baths fun basement 4
al heat With Two acres, located on
u $ Hwy No. H. near Farinylle
'rlce Sl7. 500 Landon Atkins. Farm
vile Phone SOM q 1873 3-f4u +
n
cheap Good extra large Home
Freezer. restaurant gas iange. one
gas and one electric deep fat fryer
large gas heater with fan. electric
{rill toastef. gallon coffee urn. 3
Gallon coffee dripulator, stainless
steel coffee table. two large refrlG-
ara'ors. electric ice cracker. 100 gal
on Jars. cheap Jack Keeling. The
College Shoppe. Farrnvllle. Va
3-22-5p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
FOR SALE

-" !, ''-'.,' N',','''is' 80 80 Mi
. 49, ''''u y : r, W. !. > ''a = =
a' J.. ~ NH = . ',u<,'''h ',,"e'i''i' /,
anu tSPS"il NNiN. wv Wy uf!f'sa
MachneA. Boy Z bhfkeAlle, VA.
3-25-at
,.,re,1-1,., Il,
,a.an a,.a.' 's'0'' ,,, "''
na',>,T,sa, Will ,,.,, ,No',,'''
''''s'' 80 !
faflhVliie 1sls-ti
Cap1ahn r,s1ate ~ 49,. ,,-,
safes y a,,f.,..., s.1a. ...,. p.,
JAIN rn'irart 4 i wh,ttsa
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
SERVICES

Y >
WEI DRILLING We drill Ole
wells deeper Now equipped 10
drill a., and 5 So in water wells
We use Ralvenized steel casing
Three machines for better service
Terms can be arranged Write oi
.all for free estimates Phone
1895. Farmyllle Wen Drilling
Company. 9-l7-tf
FOR SERVICE On Briggs a Stra-
ton. Clinton. Lauson. Power Pro
ducts, mowers and all your small
power equipment. call 999. Shana-
berger and Sons. rarmvle
7-l9-tf r.
-
BUTCHERiNG meat processing
deep Freeze supplies Burger
Market. Farmyllle. Va, l-l1-20p r
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
TORRENT


BUNGALOW !, rooms. Orchard
Streeti Possession Immediately.
Phone 10a. 44-lp
SMALL HOUSE close III. Reasonable
rent. j w FretWell 4-l-lp
~-~~ ~~--~~~~~~~~
SHOP Auto repair shop. 40XyO IL.
located On Virginia st. Farrnvilie.
now occupied BY Mr.. Riddleberger.
Also. equipment il needed. F.. M.
WhitlocE. 49, ltp
HOUSE. > foons. bath. hardwood
floors, storm windows in Jackson
Heights. $50 month Also !, room
house IN Noel Town, central heat.
basement and large garden. $50
month Also 3 room apartment on r
Second St. s27 80 month. Also
room apartment In Jackson Heights,
bath. heat and water furnished, $40
month l.andon Atkins. Realtor.
farmyille. 3-7-f ~
UPSTAIRS APARTMENT large
unfinished rooms with bath. Ayaila
BIZ April l. 2l3 NJ Virginia Street
H. T. Miller. phone 252. 3-1-lf +
STORE: formerly occupied by
Cradles. Elizabeth Burger. Farm
vile. Va 8-23-ti r,
~---- ~I~-~
APARTMENT rooms. 303
Randolph st.. Mrs r. B Young.
Phone 35l r. 9-6-tf F.
--~-~ ---~~~~~
APAR1MENT-.U upper apartment
305 Second st. Mrs. Monroe Johns.
st. Phone 489-M. l2-6-tf 6F)
APARTMENT Second floor I'M
furnished, rooms. bath 302 Bridge
"a. Phone lO5. 81. 44-7p
APARTMENT Furnished apart
ment. heat and water furnished
Marshall Burger. Farmville.
3-2l-Sp
HOUSE or bedrooms. oil hot
water heat, il miles south Farm
vale Oh route r. towards Hampden.
sydney. Available Immediately s.
" Pntnfy. Jf. Farmville. Phones
433 81 COZ 3l4-tf
OFFICE space. occupied by DR..
PatteSon available around April
miss Elizabeth BurGer. Farmvllle.
2-ll-tf
APARTMENTS one two-room.
Phone FarmNille 276
2-ll-tf
OFFICE SPACE second floor
chappell Building Call Farmville
4l4 j. l-l0-tf
! rooms furnished.
Mrs. l. l.. Green. F'armvillc. Call
587 w after five p. mi. Or week ends.
2-25stf
APARTMENT lniurnlshed. three
rooms and bath. private entrance
John Morris, Phone ~. flip
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
FoRsAIE

- = . - - y = ~ 4 > <sS
RfifRiGEkAfORs one kelvma
Iol. one Westinghouse 8 IT.. slightly
used Reasonable Rev r. 7. Love
lace Buckingham Va Phone 2434.
ll2p r.
PUPS Cocker pups i weeks old
blonde. male Phone S II Hanes.
DlllWyn 3-21l0 44.lt
.
u T. x i + X Washing machine
two tub deluxe model Excellent con
dilion SAC Telephone loo i-l.lp
PLANTS. pansirf, PetuniaS. Big
boy and other Tomato plants Col
llns Florist phone M 4l.2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
Call s9o-M
OPPORTUNITIES

OLD FASHIONED company has
opening for ambitious nlaa between
the ages Of q and Is Prefer mar
ried men. High school education "
equivalent, Some business OF selling
experience helpful but moi necessary
We will train you. must be sober
neat appearance. have good morals,
own car We especially want d mln
who is Interested in advancement
We offer sick leave, vacation. re-
tirement benefits. group Eospl.allza
ton insurance. and unlimited oppor
tunities. II interested write Box aJ7,
Lynchbulg, Va All replies conflden-
tial. 4-l-2t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
NOTICE,


FOR PICK UP AND DELIVERY
On your power lawn mower or
garden tractor call 998. Shana-
berger and Sons. Farmvle.
7-l9-tf tFJ
Y O u r. ONLY AUTHORIZED
dealer In tins area for Homollte,
Briggs and Stratton, Clinton. I.au-
son. REQ Springfield Porter Gable,
Eska Phone 998 Shanaberaer and
Sons. FaimNlle. ll-22-tf tFp
--- ~~~-~--
VANITY BEAUTY SHOP viii be
closed al day on Wednesdays.
Phehe 800 Faimv.lle. va. l-3-tf
II
FASTER POTTED PLANTS airiy-
ed iresh wednesday A1alcas. Hy
dfaneeaa l.llu. Gafdtnlas New
hfiiN Al 4l-2t
Ru!ltDlNG SUPPLY SPECIALS
Sheetfeek s4. oe PER M III N as
phah shlneles s7 h Square iii III
taxpayer felt S2e PER ron. % H.
loll roofing 9d VIM ron Ayers
BildIns Supply % Phone 11e-J
Y 4linfille wA 4fIt
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
LEGAL NOTICES

=
OF the Circuit Court OF Buck:ne
ham County on this 10 day 81
March. 1853;
Board Of Public eWelfarc of BucE-
ingham County. Virginia,
Plaintiff Against
Order Of Publication
Miss Mary Louise NHckols. s. Stuart
Nuckols. p II NuckoIs, George
Nuckols. and others,
Defendants
The object Of this suit is 10 have 4
tract Of land Of fifty acres, more or
less. in Marshall District, Bucking-
ham County, Virginia. near John
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
9Oc per inch
FOR SALE

STuDEBAKER commander va
hardtop. lots Of extras 1895 90. Phone
X. l. 22l2l anytime Saturday. or
Sunday After D. m week days OF
see Carroll Mckinney. Charlotte c
H., Va. 44-lp
SEE US for the best prices in town
on all YOUR building material needs
We build homes. years OF experi-
ence in building Bids cheerfully
given. Ayres Building Supply Co.
phone 706-J. Farmyille, Va. ATT
TRAILER Wholesale price on
new 1858, 2-Bedroom House Trailer
Only have two to sell Has bath
shower. Beautiful large living room
and kitchen fully equipped. One
trailer 46 fl. long and one 30 II.
long. Write Trailer. p O. Box 402.
LynchblTs. Va, for appointment.
4-i-ltp
APARTMENT HOUSE Jackson
Heights two five room. one four
room each with bath. large lot. You
could live in one. rent the Others for
enough to make Your monthly pay
ments. s6.5oo easy terms. " c.
Canada. Peoples Bank Bldg.
I-I-Ip +
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
What's Free?

This sp ace is offered without
charge by The Herald to anyone
who wishes 10 give something
away Free" 2-l-tf
-~~~~~ ~~~~>~~-
KURFELS metal paint sticks and
can openers. Ayers Building Supply
Co, Farmy!lle. VA 4-l-2p
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-04-04
CHICKS

Hidden secrets 81 Progressive Bal
anced Breeding fen 38 years, pro-
duces healthy profit makers 80 IVY
10 95 layers Ifnper& white
Leghorns. Super Hampshire Reds
truly great layers d. otu time Ke-
solve not 10 let anything keep yon
from buying these great layers of
our time Wholesale anl retail loM
baby chick prices Write for frer
picture literature
Trolls End Poultry Farm
GordonsvilIe, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
New Superintendent

Present Superintendent of
Schools, DR.. c. Taylor Whittier,
took over the administration of
Montgomery County's schools on
August 1, 1857.
Whittier came to the county
from Florida where he had held
the position of assistant super
intendent in instruction in Pinel-
las County for four pears. Pre-
viously he had been principal of
st. Petersburg High and before
that had taught many years in
high schools and two colleges.
He received his bachelors, mas
ters and doctors degrees from
the University Of Chicago.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

These data indicate that the tenth grade of last year. 1857
So had O lower percent of highly gifted pupils than would
be found in typical unsolicited 1891 for the 10th grade
against so for the unsolicited group) % significantly higher
of rapid learners with los of 5129 than found in
the unsolicited group O86 against 1906 much higher
in the above normal group los 1104 431% against
32) and very much lower percent with ICs below 100 $3.50
against 50a6)
The General Educational Development Test Of the Aneri
Council Education given to all 18th grade pupils in
the spring of each year County edans by test for the past
five years indicate relatively consstan performance the
different tests During this period lowest have
been in expression and mathematics while highest have
been science, social sudes and literature The following
table reveals these statistics.
County Medians G. f. d. Tests,
18th Grade Students for Years 19541958
National Percentile Scores)
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

The Board of Education is com
posed Of seven members who are
elected by the voters. There is
one member from each Of the five
Council Districts and two mem
bers at large. The term Of office
for each of the present members
expires January !, 1853.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
School Board Here Is Elected

The Maryland Legislature, in
1857, amended the law that au-
thorized the elected Board to pro-
vide for the overlapping Of terms
of office. In 1860, members Of
the second, fourth and fifth dis
tricts win be up for election.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

A student in Montgomery Coun-
ty viii spend a minimum Of 1710
class-hours and can elect a max
imum Of 2071 hours proceeding
to about the same end. Election
of four years OF high school math
leads to the last total cited.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
NeU System,
SnUes Board
Many $$$$
BY a Staff Reporter

The Board of Education has
new conscience, in the form of a
$500 piece of office equipment.
Last year, by seeing to it that
the schools kept within their
spending budgets, it may have
saved the taxpayers as much as
half a million dollars.
It's called an encumbrance ma
chine, and it's the eyes and ears
of a new accounting procedure
launched jointly by the purchas-
ing and finance departments.
The encumbrance system,
although used in most large
spending operations, had
never been employed in cOun-
ty schools until 1888.
AS a result, officials seldom
knew when they were spending
more than had been budgeted in
particular accounts, and some
times the alocated amounts.
In 1956-57, for example, spend
ing throughout the school sys-
TEN scared $250,OO0 over the bud
get figure. But last year, under
the new system, the total was
$250,000 below the allocated
amount-a difference of $500,000.
By maintaining a running total
of expenditures in each budget
account, the system had done
away with the cumberson and in
efficient allowance book" meth
cd previously in use.
Under the old procedure, each
school and department was ex-
pected to keep its own accounts
by means of the allowance books.
This took a lot of time and
trouble, wi hout really accom-
plishing its purpose, according to
DR.. Arthur Templeton, business
affairs director.
Templeton rates the encum-
brance system as the bigg s {
single advance in his department
last year. But he reports numer-
Gus OF h er innovations which,
while difficult to calculate in dol
lars and cents, have increased
fiscal efficiency.
Some of these are as follows:
Q Standardization of purchas-
ing forms. Previously, each school
designed its own purchase order
forms, which therefore came in
a variety of sizes and colors that
hampered adequate control.
. Standardization of lists of
supplies and equipment, insuring
that money budgeted for par
ticular item is spent for just that.
Due to lack of such lists previ-
ously, schools and departments
often were forced to guess which
account a given purchase be-
longed in.
. A new combination purchase
order-invoice form, which con-
centrates information formerly
scattered over a number of differ
end forms and records.
. Utilization of large inven-
tories of furniture and equipment
which has been stored in school
easements and warehouses. AS a
result, Templeton said, inven-
tories dropped from $4,000 to
$1,000 during the past year.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
County Medians by Year

The data in this table clearly show that the Montgomery
County pupils have made average nedian) which
well national in all subjects tested
from 1854 % 1858 inclusive.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13
Special Testing Program
Shows Pupils Progress

given
basis to all OF the pupils in grades g. 10 and H. In
the fall of 1857, additional grade the 9th was tested
The tests given to the first grade designed
certain aspects of maturity of the pupils The obtained
help the teachers determine kind
type of materials will be effective pupil
information is used Immediately the
summarized for the County
The tests given grades 6, 0 pupils
capacity to learn and their achievement reading
and language Since these test results significant
evauation and improvement of teaching they studied in
great detail by the professional staff.
charts show graphically how Montgomery County
pupils compare with national capacity learn
and in achievement in reading, arithmetic, and
includes mechanics English, grammar spelling.
In addition the charts indicate average
of Montgomery County pupils with
the pupils (median) capacity learn The data
obtained tests given
in October and November 1857 the available
In all four charts comparison of the bars representing
County and National in capacity learn will
the fact that Montgomery County pupils above the national
average by and months in grades and respec
lively The decimal part of the Grade Equivalent repre-
sent monhs thus capacity level of 34 indicates the standard
for pupils in the fourth month in the third grade
Also in all four charts comparison of the bars repre-
Senng the (medan) achievement
ing, arithmetic and language with the line marked NJ which
for the grade tested will Montgomery County pupils
exceed this standard in all three subjects Similarly
parson of these bars with line NJ which represents the
capacity of Montgomery County pupils will reveal
that pupils achievement which very
satisfactory in relation to their capacity
The administered 10th grade gen.
eral intelligence (schoasc aptude) the pupils The follow
ing table compares the distribution the made this
with the distribution typical
selected population.
Comparison the Intelligence Quoents
of 10th Grade Montgomery County Pupils d957) with that
of a Typical Unsolicited Population
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

In mathematics, the Russian
student uses 1880 class-hours in
all, proceeding through arithmet-
ic, algebra, geometry and trigo-
nometry to some of the elements
of calculus.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-13

The Board of Education has a
new conscience, in the form of a
$1,000 piece of office equipment.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLES

Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Cart
rette of near Conway were Sun
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Soles.
Norman E. Soles spent the
weekend at home with his par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Soles
returning to Fort Jackson Sun
day evening.
There Was preaching services
at the church Sunday night by
the Rev. Billy Harden.
Bernard Norris, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Ezra Norris, who has
been at Pinehurst for some time
has gotten married.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Norris
were Sunday visitors of Mrs
Mary Tyler also visited Mrs. Ida
Bell Cartrette.
David Tyson was the Sunday
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruther
Lee Soles..
Oscar SoleS was up at Mr.. and
Mrs. Jessie Batten'S Saturday
while they were putting in some
mighty fine tobacco.
Miss Opal Mobiles and sister
and her friend were Tabor City
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Noah Duncan of Clarkton
was the Sunday visitor of Mr..
and Mrs. B. c. Duncan.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30
Scout Fund
Drive Set

The Cape Fear Area Council
Boy Scouts of America. has be.
gun a drive to obtain funds ne.
cessary to carry out and expand
its program for boys in South
eastern North Carolina.
Last year the Cape Fear
Council included on its roster
a total Of 1888 boys in 1874 units
These Units are made possible
by the support of their charter
ed institutions which include
many of our local churches and
organizations. These Units oper-
ate under the guidance of l44O
devoted volunteer leaders, all
carefully selected and trained in
Scouting techniques.
In the coming year there will
be need for an increased numb
er of Cub Scout packs, Boy
Scout troops, and Explorer units
with additional leaders to ac-
commodate the growing Scout
age boy population of this area.
Chartered in 1916 by the Con-
gress of the United States. the
Boy Scouts of America seeks TO
promote the ability of boys Ito
do things for themselves and
others. to teach them patriotism,
self-rcliance, and kind
red virtues"
The Boy Scout movement is
a good community force that
merits your financial and moral
support.
In helping Scouting grow you
are helping our community and
the sons of your friends and
neigbors who may well be our
community's leaders tomorrow.
examplt ut cruising speed of 335
30 mil per hour. At a cruicing
speed of so miles per dour, aver
than another 2 or 3 miles an hiur.'
Give now and generously to
the Boy Scout fund drive.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30

sired. To prevent darkening dur
ing preparation. drop fruit into
water containing 2 tablespoons
each of salt and vinegar per gal
lon. Drain just before heating or
packing raw.
III you wish To use the raw
pack method. pack raw prepared
fruit to " inch of top OF Jar.
Cover with boiling syrup leav-
ing " inch space at top of jar.
Process pints for rs minutes &
quarts 80 minutes.
If you wish to use the hot
pack method, heat prepared
peaches through in hot syrup.
II fruit is very juicy you may
heat it with sugar, adding no
liquid. Pack hot fruit to " inch
of top. Cover with boiling liquid,
leaving y inch space at top of
jar. Process. pint jars 20 min
utes and quarts 25 minutes.
When freezing peach halves.
pack in containers and cover
with 40% Qight syrup. Or, use
50"' (medium) syrup if you
want them sweeter. dissolve !
teaspoon of pure powdered as
corbic acid in 2 tablespoons of
cold water. Add to | quart of
chilled syrup and use immedi-
ately.)
When freezing peach slices
and bite-Size chunks, mix | part
of sugar to or 5 parts of fruit
by weight Cor 2I3 cup sugar to
l quart of prepared peaches)
Mix until all sugar is dissolved
Add teaspoon of pure powd-
cred ascorbic acid to u cup of
water. Then add l tablespoon OF
this solution to each pint of
peaches. Package and freeze.
For more detailed information
on the use of peaches contact the
home demonstration office.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-07-30
Peach Recipes
Available AT
County Office
BY EARLINE GIBSON
COUNTY HOME AGENT

Good Peach Recipes, a new
bulletin featuring favorite ways
to use Peaches, has just arrived
at the home demonstration of
flee. Peaches, fairly good
source of Vitamins A & c and
low in calorieS, are good for
many meals and many uses.
Peaches are good picked, pre-
served, canned, frozen, broiled
or used in such dishes as Peach
Betty, Peach Cdumble, Peach
Cobbler and Peach Parfait Pie.
When canning peaches wash
and remove skins. Dipping the
fruit in boiling water 5000
seconds, if the fruit is ripe) then
quickly in cold water makes
peeling easier. Cut peaches in
halves; remove pits. Slice if de-