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Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-10
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Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-10
NEW LIFE BAPTIS1-Crow-
'rEDAR CREEK BAPTIST

}Sun. School-l0 a. m.; Prayer
fSchool-10 a. m; Prayer
Injecting Wed. 1880 p. m:
(Worship Scrvice-3rd Sun. IL
Sa. m. and 1st Sun. at 7:30
lp. m.
Tabor City tribune., 1962-10-10
>BETHEL METHODIST

'<T. NfHStrOng, past0r; sun
{School -- ~ a. M: Morning
<Scrvice--1st and 3rd Sun. II
Ga. m; 2nd and 4th Sun. 7:3(
}D. m.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05
Savage News

The regular meeting of the AL
CIV will be held in the Lutheran
Church parlors ON Thursday, Dec.
6, starting at 2 pm. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Mae Neese had the mis-
fortune of falling at her home on
Wednesday and breaking her
wrist. She was forced to spend a
couple of days in the Sidney Mem
orial Hospital, but is back home
again at this time.
Mrs. Helena Miller, Mrs. ElGena
Wilson and Mrs. Emelia Miller
spent a few days visiting at the
John Gear home.
"A large crowd attended and en-
joyed the concert presented by
the band and choir of the Savage
Schools under the direction of
their director, MIR. Marvin Koch,
at the high school auditorium on
Thursday evening. The proceeds
from the doughnuts and coffee
that was served will be used for
band material.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Clemmons
of Glendive, MIR. and Mrs. Jack
Spithoven, MIR. and Mrs. Dandin
BergStedt and family spent Satur-
day night visiting at the Robert
Seeve home,
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Gregg en-
tertained a group of friends and
relatives at their home ON Sun
day. The occasion was in honor OF
little Kent JohnSon's baptism that
was held at the morning services
of the Congregational Church,
at the Congregational Church,
: MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Miller Of
) Fallon attended the Lutefisk sup
) per at the Lutheran Church or
: Saturday night and Mrs. MilleI
remained to spend the night a
the Sophie Burau home. Mr.
Burau. Bob and Virginia enjoyeC
? dinner at the Jack Shearer hom'
S in Glendive on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo LANCE anC
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spithoven at
e tended the Silver Wedding cele
bration in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Neil Clemmons held at Our Sa
i vior's Lutheran Church in Glen
dive on Sunday afternoon.
s Delayed
# Mr.. John Cornish, Supernten
n dent Of Schools at Rosebud, visi
n ted friends in Savage and attend
It ed the Invitational basketba.
G tournament held on Friday an
d Saturday evening. Mr.. Cornis
was the Savage coach severe
: years ago.
l. Miss Linda Mitchell and Mil
Lowe, who attend college j
IS Great Falls. spent Thanksgivin
5 weekend visiting at the william
= Mitchell home.
l. MIR. Grant Johnson underwel
lie am operation at the Glendive Ho
is pital Friday.
D. Mrs. ElGena Wilson and Mn
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05

verSity threw some light on the
subject.
In this test, which was carried
ON for three years, bull calves
were compared with steer calves
in the feedlot. The calves were
put in the feedlot. The calves were
put in the feedlot Immediately
after weaving and were fed out
while they were still young.
"A summary of the results show
ed that the bull calves gained
faster, had a lower feed cost per
100 pounds of gain, and had $40
inch less fat cover on the outside
of the carcass and l and 2/3 inch
larger rib eye.
Steers and bulls had about the
same percent of the carcass in
the round, rib, loin and chuck.
However, the steers had heavier
loins and ribs while the bulls had
heavier chucks. Rounds were the
same.
In summary, the Purdue re-
Searchers point out that bulls
gained faster at slightly lower
cost and were not so fat as the
steers. The main problem was
that the bulls had too much OF
their weight in the chuck which
is a cheap cut.
New Bulletin Available
Grain and Oil Seed Crop Varle-
ties for Montana is the title of q
new circular published by the
Montana Agricultural Experiment
Station and copies are available
at the County Extension Office.
This circular is a useful guide
TO farmers in selecting crop varle
! ties that are recommended 10
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05

Montana. These recommended var
ieties are released for production
on the basis of their performance
in variety trials over a period of
years.
Each recommended variety
listed in the publication is desert
bed and information is given as
TO the areas to which it is best
suited.
I'm addition to listing the rec
commended varieties, the circular
also lists varieties that r not
recommended for use in Montana
and tells why they r not suit
able for use in this state.
AT the back of the circular
there is a table of seeding rates
and recommended seeding dates
for the various crops listed in the
circular.
Civil Defense
AS was pointed out in last
weeks article, USDA Defense
boards are composed of the various
agencies of the Department of
Agriculture and each has been as
signed functions i'm the defense
that fit i'm with its normal peace
time activities.
For example, the Agricultural
Sterilization and Conservation
Service in the defense setup has
the responsibility for Salvaging ol
food on farms and rehabilitation
of facilities on farms and farm
land in the event of attack. j
is also in charge of the handling
and storage of food On farms anC
CCC-owned facilities.
The Asses assists farmers in de
termining requirements for man
power, equipment, fertilizer, feed
seed and other production item
needed in an emergency. The AS
CS is also responsible for produc
ton programs. Since it is the edu
cational arm of the USDA, tn
Cooperative Extension Service !
responsible for providing informa
ton and educational assistance I
farmers and the food industry (.
reducing the vulnerability o
homes, crops and livestock to at
tack.
Extension also maintains clos
working relationships with locs
defense organizations, civic group
and news media to bring abot
understanding and support
USDA defense activities. 1t ais
keeps Farmers informed on scieI
tific and chronological develop
ments necessary for emergenc
food production.
Next weeks article will de;
with the defense functions of tn
FILA, Forest Service and SCS.
! Homemade Holiday Candles
If you are planning to mai
! candles during the coming mol
DAYS. here are some rules to TO
low to achieve high quality.
For melting a small amount
wax, a No. 10 can will be a lars
enough ~container. Melt the W.
over low heat. Remember, n
wax is inflammable and care mu
be used in handling it. For grea
er safety, place the wax contal
er in a pan of boiling water. ma
ing a double boiler. If the w;
should catch fire, put a cover ov
the container.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05

Helena Miller of Sidney entertain
ed their brothers and sisters at
a dinner at the Wilson home Sun
day. Those who enjoyed the day
were Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Godtfred Miller,
Mr.. l.. c. Larsen, Mrs Emelia
Miller and MIR. A. c. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. MaStvelten enter
tanned their children and their
families at a dinner at their home
on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Helen Elness of Havre and
Miss Alice Kay Seeve, who is at
tending college there, spent the
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05

holidays visiting at the Robert
Seeve home.
Miss Patty Murray enjoyed the
holidays at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E Hicks spent
Thanksgiving visiting at the home
of their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks in
Glendive.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Nemec and
family enjoyed Thanksgiving at
the Mike McGonel home in Liv-
ingston. Mrs. Emma Mastvelten
accompanied them to Billings
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05

where she visited at the Michael
Hoffman home.
Mrs. Sophie Burau, Virginia
and Bob, Mrs. Emelia Miller, Mrs.
John Gear enjoyed a lutefisk sup
per at the Godtfred Miller home
ON Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. Miller's birthday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Miller and family,
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Miller and
daughters and Mr.. Perry Miller
also visited there in the evening.
The Landin BergStedt home was
the Gene of a family reunion on
! Thanksgiving Day.
The Sidney herald., 1962-12-05
from your
County Extension Agents

Some cattle feeders have asked
about the merits of using bulls
instead of steers as feeder cattle.
Tests conducted by Purdue Uni
Evening star., 1962-07-12

REALTORS SILVER SPRING.
KENSINGTON. ROCK CREEK PAL
ISADE-4-bedrm., 2-bath, brick
w/sep. din. rm.. daylt, bsmt.. lge.
lot w/shrubs, trees. Open. lily
Dewey I'd. OWNER. VIII. 6-3064:
Evening star., 1962-07-12
Paramount Sales

DO YOU NEED 4 or, bedrms.
Then why not call HA. 2-lSOO?
Evening star., 1962-07-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING CAN YOU
COUNT THIS? 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with recreation rm., sep
arate din. rm., attractive corner
lot. $500 dn. Call 949-7070.
c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
Evening star., 1962-07-12

HoMEoWNER RLTY. CO.. INC.
KENTLAND = 5-rm. semi-ColoniAl
Large fenced lot with park ir
rear $40 per. month includes al
with GI or FLA terms. Cal
WA: 10000. ROBERT s. DAVIS
Evening star., 1962-07-12
WHEATON WOODS

WHEATON = Centrally air cond
brick rambler, 3 twin sized bed
rms, = baths (maSter bath
din. ell. elec. kit, Wv. CARPET
oSmt., huge rec. rrl, bar t4th bed
So 800. OWNER. VIII. 6-497g.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

.LANDOVER AREA-No dn. GI. new
fui TILED f@9tf bs@t. onIy sSSOPsf SIS. t
Evening star., 1962-07-12
HOUSES For sALE-VA,
(coNTINUEp,

ALEX. AREA-cent. sIr-eoud. Gus.
tom-built brk. Split-level. 4 bed
rms. 3 baths, lge. family rm..
fireplace. patio. $4,000. 5000
Pieot I'd. so. 5-67l6.
ALEXANDRIA-only S495 dn. incl
settlement New dec. Cape cod
VIZ bedrms-. space for b.rS,
Cow. shop, tranSp. OWNER,
656-5297 or 543-543l.
ALEX. BAILEYs X-ROADS, SI6,.
5OO.-3-bedrm. brick semidet- M
Cameron Station. huge liv.-dinins
rm- comb. With wall-to-Wall rugs,
Huge equipped kitchen. Ia baths
Mahogany paneled rec. rm. In
oSmt. HAS EVERYTHING. 20"
down GI, $500 Gown FHA. only
I'D mo: on loan. ANYTHING
MILKFY PEATTV
Evening star., 1962-07-12
MCLEAN
YEARNING

For q porch with q view7 We have
a huse one, shsde-screened. It's
part OF custom-built Split-level
with trees and beautiful land
scaping. 4 bedrms., 3 baths. lovely
living room, huge separate dining
room, charming kitchen with eat
ing space. . rec. rooms, | with
bullt-in bar and over-siZed fire.
place. Could be separate quarters
for say mother-in-law. charm
extras. $40 800.
Evening star., 1962-07-12
Crowell & Co., Inc.

CroWell & Co., Inc.
Realtors Mclean Ell. 6-6O2I
OPEN 2 TO o
MCLEAN. in popular Salona vii.
lage. wooded section-Brick, 4
bedrm., air conditioned house
LARGE paneled rec. room. Glas'
breakfast room looking into trees
Only S33,9bO.
Beyond Mclean. near Great Fall
Park-Brick ranch house viii
brick, stone and redwood believe
with wrought-iron balcony over
looking street. > acres, privacy
Only S33.950. Exclusive. GRACl
A. KEMPTON. Realtors, FL. D
S833 or Ell. 6-4934 ewes.
McLEAN-4- -bedrm., 3-bath split
level. Broyhill-McLean Estates, to
value, fairly priced. 356-SlOS.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

There are 3 bedrms.. III baths.
liv. rm.. lge. rec. rm: with an
outside entrance in this brick
Split-level. Children can walk to
school. Cameron Station is tust
. minutes away and there is a
Pentagon express bus morning
and evening. Priced below the
FHA appraisal at SlS.950. Avail
able l August.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

FALLS CHURCH = older spacious
home. extra large rooms. 4 bed
rooms. hot-water heat. 2-esr ga
rage on heavily wooded u acre.
Call JE. 2-2620. Exclusive only
with JOSEPH w. SEAY COMPA-
NY, Realtors.
Evening star., 1962-07-12
BEITSVITIE

BERWYN HEIGHTS - New Z.
bedroom rambler, full basement
Buy now and choose your oWr
colors. Only Sl5,65O.
TAKoMA PARK Large brick
Cape Cod in a section OF nice
homes. This is real buv Tor
someone at only $4,000. Terms.
WHITFIELD, KNOLLS - 3-bed-
room rambler on nice fenced LOT
Paneled rec. room with bar, AS.
sumo large Gl loan. Only Sl5.950,
SEABR,OOK - Just like a picture
this lovely large, 3-bedroom, ..
bath rambler on "a acre. Full
dining room, patio. $4,000.
We have several 2-family homes
IN HSattsVllle and Takoma Park
BANNER SALES Ap 7.A6Ae
Evening star., 1962-07-12
tfI5;j5s'+H Homes L
PRICEWIsE- -sPACEWIsE

This may well be what YOU are
looking for. 4 large bedrms.. huge
liv. rm.. l5-ft. mod. kit. 4 -acre
Handicapped, fenced lot with tall
trees. Excellent home for the large
family. Close-in Falls c hur h
area. House in spotless condition
and priced to sell Immediately at
Sl5. 900, 5000 down. Open 90.
REALTY, JE. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-07-12

Our 40th Year in Real Estate"
24l7 Lee Hwy. ia. 5-7575
CHILDREN IN MIND?
Then this lovely 3-bedroom, 2-bath
brick rambler with full basement
is the answer. Walk to school. bus
or stores. yet in good convenient
neighborhood big finished rec,
room with many built-ins. Yard
Extra: Storm windows included
New house condition. Assume
- r. loan.
TOWN q COUNTRY PROP. INC
OPEN 8 TO 9
Evening star., 1962-07-12
LANGLEY REALTY

CARR0LLTON - Extra nice
brick rambler in this choice
residential area. Vacant,
1mmed. possession available
on this 3-bedrm., l 2-bath
and de luxe wall oven kit.
plus full bsmt. with inviting
rec. rm. and spacious level
yard, Just a modest cash
payment and assume exist
ing financing with quick
possession.
WEST HYATTSvILLE-Just
OF Queens Chapel I'd,
brick Colonial with deep
beautifully landscaped fenced
yard. sep. din. rm., full
bSmt. with rec. rm., gas
heat, and outside entr.. .
lovely bedrms. and tiled
bath, FLA approved at
Sl3.750 with $3.50 cash
down. Vets can buy with
no cash down.
E. c. HILLEY g. CO.
AP. 7-720
Evening star., 1962-07-12
7 n I AO4N INLzhI 7 OL.
SATnNA VIIT.ACE

this 4-large-bedrm., 3-bath Gus.
tom-built home on 1-acre lot in
exclusive Mclean area. A spar.
king new home features q formal
dining rm.. living room with fire.
place. foyer entrance. hospitality
patio, large electric kitchen. 30
II. recreation rm. with fireplace
and 34-ft. de luxe game room
TOWN g. COUNTRY PROP. INC
OPEN 9 TO Q
ARL. OFFICE KE. $4,000
SLEEPY HOLLOW = $4,000: 4.
bedroom, > u bath split-level. scr
porch, lovely view. JE. 4-3492
Evening star., 1962-07-12

4-bedrm. brick hi-level. Liv. I'm.
din. I'm, kit, dishEasher, Dis
posall, , baths, bSmt.. rec I'm.
air conditioned. FHA. S22, 600.
JOE JACOBS REALTY
RE $1,000 RE 5-733.
Evening star., 1962-07-12
TOWN & COUNTRY PROP. INC
OPEN 8 TOO

TOWN & COUNTRY PROP. INC
OPEN 8 TO
Annandale Office CL. 6-910C
ROSEHILL FARMS-Leaving area
Spht-level, 3 bedrms.. , baths. fin
iShed rec. rm., air cond. Fenced
back yard. Conv. schools. shopping
Swimming pool membership. AS
sumo 4 q q GI, payments Sll3 mo
$4,000. By OWNER, SO. 5-l4S9
SACRIFICE SALE = Owner mus
sell. Beautiful Hillwood area O.
Falls Church. All brick. 4 hug,
bedrms.. liv. rm. with fireplace
din. rm.. 2la baths. bsmt. with
24-ft. rec. rm., 15-ft. screened
porch, garage. many features in,
clude workshop. hot-water heat
sewing rm., awnings, storm win
dows. etc u block to bus.
block to Falls Church High. Love.
ly Handicapped lot with tall trees
Appraised at S23. 500. Owner will
pay settlement costs. and make
other allowances. Don't miss thi,
eaSy-to-buy prestige home. Oper
90
Evening star., 1962-07-12
SILVER SPRING
75-Ft. Rambler

Desirable white brick ranch style
with lear garage-breeZevay with
firepl. patio with outside grill,
attractive lot l35x2S2 well land
scaped, 3 bedrms., 2l2 baths, 1g-
IT. de luxe equipped kit. w/table
space, fam. size sep. din. rm.,
rec. room, HOT-WATER HEAT.
Located in Colesville area, close
to schls. and recreation center.
1mmed. possession. Priced S37,-
500. Trades accepted.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

FOR THE EXECUTIVE who is look
tof E0Isaisf HriTsss R2Rs
hIk, Colonial consisting Of liv. ,rm.
Ice, family rm. with firepl.. 5
6edE 66edEEms, 6smt 3 porchss: sun;
size IL acres. Don't miss ar
ranging, an appointment to In
spset this gorgeous home. Cali
Evenings. JU. 9-6273.
FOUR CORNERS AREA : Large
brick. Split-level with 3 bedrooms,
"a baths, recreation room and
so close to express bus and shop
PHk isafsI iibeTal finsncn9. MEXs sas 4So. @e
]. c. Conley, Realtors
TIT OA1aI
Evening star., 1962-07-12
JU. 9-4134

GREEN ACRES = New listing. i'm.
mEculats 2-bedrm. brk. Colonia
on dead-end street with 2 en-.
closed porches, modern kit, DIV
and disp., priced to sell.
BOGLEY, OIL. 6-7800
Evening star., 1962-07-12
HILLANDALE
INDIAN SPRING HILLS

A1R-COND. COLONIAL
ASSUME $4,000 LOAN
This show-place home must be seen
to be appreciated. Liv: rm. with
firepl., din. rm., mod. kit. to seat
10 comfortably. Paneled rec. rm.
and study. screened porch: built-in
garage. 500 $50. JU. 7-77OO.
TED LINGO. INC.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

Beautiful Cape Cod on large lot.
Only $i5.500. BROWN & BROWN
REALTY, JE. i-O04l.
Evening star., 1962-07-12

HTS.-Assume lse. Gl
loan wIsmall down payment. Cen
trally air cond.. 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod, bSmt., lovely tree
shaded lot, near bus, shops, ano
schools. Quick occupancy.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
REdUood 6-oO1O
Evening star., 1962-07-12

KENSTNGTON = Lovely "just like
new" mod. split-level. 4 TWIN
SIZED BEDRMS.. 2h BATHS,
liv. rm., din. rm.. well equip. kit,
table space. rec. rm.. subbsmt..
level fenced lot. ASSUME lge. GI
loan or refinance FHA. Asking
500, $50.
Evening star., 1962-07-12
HOUSES FOR SkLE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTINuEol

ANDREWS AREA - Sparkling 2,
oedrm. brick, bsmt. Gl. nothinI
down. Low mo. payments.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

""SHocKPRo0F le49. A female ex-con
falls for her parole officer. Cornell Wilde and
Patricia Knight 12:55-9
Thursday AN.
BACHELOR BAIT" 1895. Mild comedy. Stu
Erwin and Rochelle Hudson 1o:0o-5
Thursday PM.
TWO O'Clock COURAGE" l945. Ordinary
mystery Tom Conway and Ann Rutherford
1:00-5
"THE CRIME or THE CENTURY" 1888.
tFirst-Run) Fair whodunit which actually
challenges the armchair detective Jean Her
shot and Stu Erwin 5:0O-9
LADY FROM SHANGHAI" ls4s This meIo-
drama is saved by Wees' touches in direction,
turning il into good thriller orson Welles
and Rita Haworth 11:10-5
THE DEVILS GENERAL" 1857. teeman.l
famous wartime flyer gradually becomes
disgusted with the Nazis and the hopeIessness
Of World War II. Curt Jurgens and Marianne
Cook 12:55-q
Friday AN.
THE BRIDE WALKS OUT" 1885. Mild
comedy. Barbara Stanwyck 1905
Friday PM.
STRANGER ON THE THIRD FLOOR" 1910.
Carefully produced. suspense thriller. Peter
LORE and John Mcclure. 1:00-5
"THE VERDICT" 1916. An inconsequentiaI
whodunit and the verdict is guilty. Sydney
6reenstreet and Peter Lore. 500
"LLoYDS OF LONDON" 1886 History of the
famous insurance company Of London. during
the NapoIeonic period. Tyrone Power and
George Sanders o:00-5
FRAMED" 1947. man is marked for
death by two crooks who wish to steal money
from bank. Suspenseful meodrama with
good cast Glenn Ford and Barry Sullivan
11:10-5
mo QUESTIONS ASKED" 1851. First
RUM Crime melodrama. Barry Sullivan
and Arlene Dahl. 1851
Evening star., 1962-09-30

but the desperadOes see it another way
Randolph Scott and Richard Boone 12:55-9
SotuFdoy AN.
TARGET" 1852. Tim Holt western. 1905
BLACKBOARD THE PIRATE" 1852. Over
done pirate meIOdrama, but some good mo-
ments. Robert Newton. 11:00-5
S0tuFdoy PM.
"HooDLUM EMPIRE" 1851. Passabe meIo-
drama. Brian oOnIey and Forrest Tucker
LOO
"THE HALF-BREED." 1852. sIow-movinu
western. hasn't enough action. Robert Young
1:00-5
ROAD TO UTOPIA" le45. Vaudeville team
involved in search for Alaskan gold mine
forget the plot-this one is funny. 6ine
. Crosby. Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour.
1893
"PAWNEE." 1857 Below par western George
Montgomery, Bill Williams and Lola Albright
2:30-
"FLAME OF NEW ORLEANS" l94l. This
romantic tale is not among Dietrichs best,
but it's still Dietrich MarIene Dietrich and
Bruce Cabot 2:30-7
THE EGYPTIAN" 1854. Story set in Egypt
in the time of the Pharaohs Of Pharaoh
Akhnaton's royal physician. Disappointing.
Jean Simmons, Victor Mature, Gene Tierney
and Edmund Purdom. 800
"S0N OF FURY" 1912 No message in this
18th century drama. but an abundance of
action and romance. Tyrone Power George
Sanders and Gene Tierney ll:O0-5
TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY" 1858. First
RUM About a football coach with a two
fisted approach to the game and life. Senti-
mental and sticky. John Wayne and Donna
Reed ll:l0A
FORBIDDEN PLANET" 1856. (First-Run.)
Science fiction story set In the 220o A.D.
Walter Pidseon, Anne Francis Leslie Nelson
and Jack Kelly. 11:157
"cAINE MuTINY." 1854 Based on Herman
Wnuks novel Hunnnhrev Rnuart ills
Evening star., 1962-04-08

MuMusu/
+MMh9p
Monday, the circus
in miniature yet
covering 1000 square
feet comes to our
Washington Store,
9th Floor. Through
April 28, the omoz-
ineIy realistic ZweifeI
5-rine circus thrills
you with behind the
scenes, as we'll as with
"bie top" action.
Monday, you ore
invited to watch the
Senators Opening
Game on Zenith N,
in our N Center or
Mems Stores at
Washington, Chevy
Chase, Wheaton PIozo
or 7 Corners.
Monday and Tuesday,
q notable exhibit of
Royal DouIton bone
china, 5th Floor,
Washington. See
historical dinnerwore,
rare fieurines. Mr..
J. Russell Price, RoyoI
DouIton's Director of
Design, may be con-
suited between 1000
o.m. and 1900 noon
and 30 and 3::30,
both days.
Monday through
Thursday, Stieff sends
Mr.. Larry George,
Pewterer, to show you
how williamsburg
pewter reproductions
ore made, 7th Floor,
Washington.
Monday through
Wednesday. Miss
Marjorie Williams Of
Quaker Lace shows
tobleeIoths Of historic
French insoirotion.
Linens, 5th Floor,
Washington.
Monday through
Saturday, our
WeekIonq Spring
Sewing Story includes
q MiIIiken Fobrics-
McCoIIs Patterns
Fashion Show. Monday,
Washington, 9th Floor,
200 and ZOO pm.
Tuesday, 7 Corners
Auditorium, 100 and
200. Wednesday,
Chevy Chase
Auditorium, 100 and
200. Thursday,
Wheaton PIozo
Auditorium,
200 and 7::3O.
Monday through
Thursday, Miss Judith
Heinsbere Of PeiIon
comes to Woodies,
Monday, Washington,
300 to 900
and 7::3O to 900.
Tuesday, 7 Corners
and Wednesday, Chevy
Chase, 1000 to :OO
and 2::3O to 500.
Thursday, Wheaton
PIozo, 300 to 600
and 7::3O to 900.
Fashion Fabrics
departments.
Friday and Saturday,
Miss Liz Daley Of
Womsutto dispIoys
Voeue-potternedc cot
tons, 8th Floor,
Washington, 1000 to
1900 and ZOO to
500.
Saturday, the 9th
Annual ComelIio Show
presented in co-oPero-
tion with the ComeIIio
Society Of the Potomac
Valley, 7 Corners
Auditorium. 2::3O to
$50.
This Week in Cos
metics, lst Floor,
Washington,
Beauty Experts from
Marie Earle and
JoequeIin Cochran.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-03

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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-03
Sweet Pototo Con Ploy VitoI Role
If Food Supply Becomes Critical

warm and supply energy for
work.
II YOU eat a 6-ounce sweet
potato which has been baked OF.
boiled. nutrIttoniStS say you've
taken in about 100 calorieS.
This Is not excessive. Vet. il
i not low.
For instance. during early
Idulihood when physical per-
Torrance is moderately high. a
daily intake of 1900 and 1900
.I'url,S Is rather common for
mon and women. respectively.
Hut I'M addition To- calor;c
value, the >wcctp"lato is high
~ priced for its mineral and
rii.mu content.
Miss Betty !. More. Clemson
extension uutvi'ioniSt. says tn =
u-ouucr potato with deep vel
low or orange culorl may pro-
vide about l2.cOO International
units e. yI'auIn y value. This
p. twice the normal daily re-
Gu.r,m,nt.
~ the same time Noull OBJ
- uuC-tnjrd oC your daily
uocoS Ion v,tamtu (. and heal
'.hW contributions for thid-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-10-03

mine. ribotlavin, niacin, AM
ths mineral calc.um.
Overweight persons may b,
unduly wary of SweetpotatoeS.
The sweetpotato's reputation
for high caloric content came
about chiefly through use of
additivcS in preparing dishes
such as candide SweetpotatoeS.
according 10 Miss Moore. Ii
potatoes are candide. the sugar
conten, increases. and up 90
the Galleries.
But SweetpotatoeS. baked or
boiled and eaten with a tea
spoon of butter. are not very
high in calurieS. Besides. other
nutritiunal qualities make the
Nweetpotato a very desirable
GOOD. she says.
Most of us now get Out
Swcctpota,ocS from the food
Storo. Blu, il YOU do have =
patch. be sure and dig them
before frost. Your county ag-
Ont or other farm adviser can
tell You how Ia cure ana Stor'
them.