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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-10-17

tween several layers of damp
toWeling and leave overnight.
Or, moisten under steam
pressure. Place enough water
in the pressure cooker to COW!
er the rack in the bottom, fill
with pecans, steam under S
pounds pressure for 10 Minis
utes. Shell within "a hours
so that nuts will still be limp
enough to crack and handle
without crumbling.
To crack pecans, apply
pressure at both ends, not at.
sides, using a, piston-type or
other convenient cracker. At
ter cracking, you may be
able to remove the shells by
hand or you may need a nut
picker or other sharp tool.
To restore crispness, spread
the nut meats on a cookie
sheet or broad, shallow pan
and dry in a warm oven
600 degrees F.) with the ov-
en- door half open for two
hours.
Pecun Pie
3 whole eggs
2 T. flour
l/8 t. salt
l cup dark corn syrup
2 T. melted butter
IA t. vanilla
l cup sugar
IL cups pecans
Beat eggs = blend in but
ter, flour, vanilla, salt, sugar
and syrup. Sprinkle nuts on
bottom of unbaked pie shell.
Gently pour syrup over mix
ture and bake at 300 degrees
about so minutes. .
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-10-17
A v E MONKEY

The mighty Pearl River
Swamp has produced another
mystery. On Wednesday. Oc-
tober End, B. c. Darling,
1891 Congress Street, Jack
son. shot and killed a monkey
in the section of Pearl River
known as Devils Elbow.
Darling was in the SWAMP
squirrel hunting about $50
a. m. when he noticed what
he thought to be a pair of
SQUIRRELS moving through the
trees. The first animal was
gone before he could get 2
shot at it. The second animal
which anpeared to be a large
fox squirrel was cripnled bv
the first blast of Darlin0's
olln. The second shot brouoht
the animal from the tree in
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-10-17

ito a cluster of vines. After
waiting for a few minutes for
the first animal to return,
Darling retrieved the animal.
His first impression of the
animal was that it had no
hair on its tail and after a
closer look at the animal,
Darling realized that it was a
monkey.
Just where the monkey
came from no one knows.
Possibly it was an escaped
pet. The area where the mon
key was killed is at the end
of Poplar Boulevard in jack
son.
B. E. Candy. Director Of
the Game and Fish Commits
sion Museum, said the mon
KEY was the size of a good
size fox squirrel. cts color
was very much like that of
a red fox squirrel and the
animal was in good condi-
ton" stated Candy.
Darling returned to the
same section of Pearl River
swamp on Thursday morn
ing but was unable to find
any further trace of other
monkeys.
This is probably a mystery
that will never be solved.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-10-17

Did you realize that the
word "macaroni' on the
label of a package assures
you that the product meets
certain food standards and
contains certain products?s
These standards have been
set by law under the Federal
Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
Macaroni comes under a
general category that in
cludes both macaroni and
noodle products. The differ
ence between the two pro-
ducts is eggs. Macaroni pro-
ducts may or may not con-
tain egg whites. Every mood
lie product must contain
whole eggs OF egg yolks in
a specified amount. or it can't
be called a noodle.
In order to be labeled
"m%acaroni' the product must
be of "the class of food, each
of which is prepared by dry
ing formed units of dough
made from semolina, -durum
flour, farina, flour or any
combination of two or more
of these with water"
In addition, macaroni NAV
contain one or more optional
ingredients. Some such in
gradients must be declared
on the label and others NAV
not. Salt and gum gluten do
not have to be named on the
label, but disodium phos-
phate, a harmless chemical
used to cut down cooking
time, onions, celery. garlic or
bay leaves must be named
on the label.
Macaroni products come in
many shapes, including stars,
seashells and bowties. But
spaghetti. and vermicelli have
their own forms and shapes,
all carefully standardized.
Macaroni is tube-shaped (hol-
low and largest in sizel Spa
ghetti is the middle-sized
member of the family and is
cord-shaped Vermicilli is also
cord-shaped and the smallest
in diameter.
With all this legally estab-
lished. YOU can be sure when
you pick up macaroni in the
ernormorket that YOU are
co+tino the same nroduct YOU
bought under that name.
Sorting Laundry
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Fish
Fur &
Feathers
JACK III WARREN, JR. !
A0teeotof - Public Relations
MlssIS3IhM Game & Fish Commissions
SAFETY FIRST

SAFETY FIRST
The l96a-64 hunting season
is now underway in most
parts of Mississippi. During
the hunting season gun safe
ty should be foremost on
every hunters mind. The
handling of guns can be very
dangerous. Even though Mis-
sissippi's death rate from
hunting accidents is low in
comparison to all of the other
states, most of the accidents
could be avoided with the
practice of safety rules.
Some people contend that
rules are made to be broken,
but if safety rules are you or
someone else may lose their
life. A life is a high price to
pay for carelessness.
If you consider yourself a
safe hunter take a look at the
following questions and see
if you can win a great big
pat on the back from your
hunting buddies.
Answer the questions eth
er true or false.
l. Treat every loaded gun
with respect, but don't
concern yourself with
an empty gun that you
are sure is safe.
2. So long as the safety is
on, swing the muZzle OF.
your gun around freely.
and take aim to test
your skill.
3. It is unnecessary to un-
load a gun when it is
not in use, nor should
one hesitate to store it
away with the action
closed.
4. Don't worry about OBJ
structions in the barrel,
a round or two Of am
mo will blow it clear.
5. When out hunting, any.
thing that moves is fair.
game, so shoot fast.
s. Horseplay keeps you
young.
7. Any real herman knows
how to grab hold of the
muzzle of his gun to
pull it toward him, and
he also knows how to.
jump with agility from
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1t. Richard Stubs
Serves In Kentucky

FORT KNOX, KY. = Ar
my End 1t. Richard c. Stubbs
son of Sergeant First Class
A. F. Stubs, who lives In
Starkville, is scheduled to
complete a nine-week officer
or~ientation course at The
Armor Center, Fort Knox,
Kentucky, November 9th.
Lieutenant Stubbs is re-
ceiving instruction as a tank
and reconnaissance platoon
leader and in the duties and
responsibilities of a newly
commissioned officer in ar
NOR.
Lieutenant Stubs is a 1859
graduate of Balboa High
School. Canal Zone, and re-
ceived his B. S. degree from
Mississippi State University,
Starkville.
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changed color and become
dingy? How you sort your
clothing before laundering
can have a lot to! do with
this. Try sorting your laun-'
dry this way:
Sort by degree and kind of
soil. Don't put very soiled ar
ticles with lightly soiled ones.
Sort by colorfastness. If a
garment fades in water, wash
it separately. White nylons
should be washed separately.
Sort by kind of fiber. Us
ually woolens, silks and man
made fibers. such as rayons.
are not washed with cottons
and linens. You need to adj
just the temperature of the
water, kind of detergent and
length of washing to the diff
ferent fabrics. Because nylon
picks UP color and soil SO
easily. wash together only
those nvlons of the same col
or and same degree of soil.
Pecans
Home Care: To keep pc
caas fresh, store them in a
cool place The nutshell pro-
vides good protection for the
nut meats.
Greater care is needed for
shelled nuts since the nut
meats are sensitive to odors
and flavors of other foods,
and warmth, light and all
shorten their storage life.
Tight covered containers are
recommended.
Small amounts of shelled
nuts may be kept in the re-
frigerator if they are tightly
covered to prevent ABSORPTION
of moisture. AS a rule, the
colder the better for keeping
nut meats fresh.
At room temperature GO to
30 degrees F.) pecan meats
will keep fresh two months,
in the home refrigerator (ap-
proximately 40 degrees F.)
they may be held nine
months; in the home freezer
at zero F. they will remain
in good condition as long as
two years.
Nuts are one of the few
foods that may be refrozen
with safety and no noticeable
deterioration.
Nut Cracking: For easy.
speedy Smelling first moisten
the nuts. Spread nuts be-
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Home A9e~A No1e4
By MARY HARPOLE
HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT

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Galloway Hall, a Mississip-
pi State College for Women
dormitory, was erected IN
1860 and is the oldest build
ing on campus.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-10-17

Attend the Church of your
choice this Sundayl
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-10-17

a tree, over a ditch or a
I fence with a loaded
sgun. Il
}. During target practice,
don't worry over Incl
dentals like the back
drop. or whether your
target areas has a flat,
hard surface like a
rock or water).
When storing guns and
ammo, store them to-
gether in any conven-
lent location unlike
other kids, yours won't
touch them when told
not to.)
/. That old saying, "Alco-
holic beverages and
shooting don't mix is
outdated because the
modern, rugged sports
man can hold his liquor.
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Obviously, we've lust gone
through the 10 Command
ments of Shooting Safety.
ANY one answering even one
of the above questions with
"True" is. in need of a very
kind and verv understanding
(foolish) buddy. If he finds
one. then they're both in
trouble But if anyone ans
wered All of the above with
"False", then he's earned q
bic, fat salute because he's
a true sportsman.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

with which many people are un-
familiar. The Loris Fair Assn, for
example, is the largest single stock
holder in Loris Industrial Developers,
Inc, and has been a sizeable pur
chaser of LID bonds, too. 1t has con-
trlbuted handsomely to Community
Hospital. 1t sends FLA boys to the
National FLA Convention and has
contributed to many another worth
Whlle endeaVor - many of them un-
known even to us.
Its Swine Show, we feel. aids in
the campaign to persuade farmers to
raise better hogs in county that
once led the state in that field. and
the booths made available free to
churches, clubs and other eleemosy-
nary groups aid them greatly in rails
ing funds for their activities.
4e hope that next year, however
something will be done to bring into
int area fair that people will not
call "shoddy." No one expects anv
sort of antiseptic CLEAN from the
nomadic carnival that is the main
feature OF fair, but there must be
some that are not ragged.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
.kditOE.ialS...
Behold. All Things Are Become New

Isn't it strange what little interest
the average citizen takes in good law
enforcement?
Unless someone robs his home,
steals his automobile, molests his
children or picks his pockets Mr..
Average Citizen is inclined to think
about law enforcement only when he
IS caught speeding or over parking
AMID then his reactions are not so
good.
But good law enforcement actually
means dollars In our pockets and it's
strange that interest is not greater.
One OF the best examples of what
law enforcement can mean can be
seen on the Green Sea road in Tabor
City.
When the infamous State Line was
operating full blast, this was definite
ly blighted area. Businesses stunned
the area and those who had the cour-
age to locate there either were indie
pendent of customer traffic or else
disappointed in the volume of busi-
ness they did
Then the Horny County Police with
the strong backing of District Solicitor
J. M. (Gud) Long. Jr., cleaned mn
otate Line and look what happened
on the same Green Sea road, but
nearer to Tabor City, we now find :;
newly-opened self-service laundry ard
dry cleaning establishment; a ladies'
ready-to-wear establishment. used
car business, super market with
apparently increased business, a fer
tlllzer distributor, Il novelty wholesale
establishment, beauty shop, and a
re-opened service station.
This means two things to the COM
munity: Increased employment; in
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

creased profits.
And you can count on it: whenever
your neighbOr does better, YOU bene-
mt, too. Every time an extra dollar
Is turned loose in community, it
helps everybody little bit.
We predict that this area is due
Tor even greater business use i'm the
days to come.
some ID years or more in Tabor
Ilty there was an area on Hwy. 9O4
known as Stumble In. Seems they had
saying, stumble in; stagger out
raise row and We'll drag you out"
FINALLY the law cleaned up this
honky-tonk area and look what has
happened: 1t has blossomed into a
right nice residential area with some
businesses tucked in here and there.
Tabor City has good reason TO
thank the Horny County Police and
Bud Long for cleaning up State Line
So, too, has Horny County.
For Horny it means fewer broken
headS; fewer murders; less crime in
general and at least two reformed
citizens.
since the cleanup on State Line
we understand two former honky-
tonk operators there have been con-
Herted to Christianity and baptized.
since dollars are tranSitory and souls
are forever, this is probably the most
important thing that has come out
OF the clean up. And to this pair, we
nope one and all will extend the warm
hand and heart of Christian fellow
snip remembering that:
If any man be in Christ, he is a
new creature; old things are passed
away, behold, all things are become
new
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
Honest Dero Rides Again

We were overioyed to hear that
Honest Dero Cook has planned to
run for President of the United States.
He announced his plans shortly af
ter being arrested by federal agents
and charged with the sale and posses
sion of illegal whiskey, otherwise
known as Bookkeeping.
walking from the County Court
Mouse IN Conway, Cook gaily waved
MS cigar at eager photographers
ana smiled broadly from his place
at the head OF line of eight other
Horny County men who were also
swept up in the raids that ended
months OF undercover Investigations.
lie later told Jack O'keefe of the
News and Courier, that he was edu-
Gated in New York and made up for
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

Whatever he may have missed in his
lorna! education with Just ri:.i:,
brains. That Is probably why he fig
urcS he has Il chance at the Presi-
dency.
lie also said the whiskey charges
We're trumped up and that he had
been framed. 1t figures. Kennedy is
probably afraid of Cook.
Honest Dero then predicted -
again - that he would split Horny
County, breaking away with what
What would probably be named Cook
county, and would probably become
a vide open area of liquor-over-the-
bar. gambling, etc.
we are always eager to see man
with good, sound ideas in the race
for the Chief Executive of our country.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
The Annual Fair Feud

The Loris Fair has come and gone
FOR another year, leaving in its wake
an annual argument between two
camps. One is for the fair and another
against it.
The group against it feels that the
lalr takes too much money from the
Twin City Community.
1t does take some. Business - par
ticularly in downtown Loris OK.
periences a low.
But, we feel that the fair accom-
pllshes - or helps accomplish one
important thing. The more people
come into either town in the Twin
City area. they are bound by human
nature to attach themselves to the
town. 1t stands to reason that if thev
come into town enough, it will become
a habit, and the economic well-being
OF the area will be more nearly
assured.
Further, there is a tremendous
amount of good done with profits
Further, there is a tremendous
amount of good done with profits
from the fair = something that has
never been properly publicized and
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

Todd, Alton James. Will Rus
sell Todd and Philip Todd.
Mr.. Todd was born in the
Mt. Vernon section, a son of
the late Harmon Russell and
Julia Ann Cause Todd. He
was member of the Mace
donia Baptist Church, a vetcr-
an of World War |, having
served in the Navy. and a
member of Loris Post Al, A.
merican Legion. He lived and
farmed in the Mt. Vernon
section his entire life.
Survivors include his widow,
Mrs. Joyce Tyler Todd: four
sons. Jason Todd. Rt. 4. LorIs.
AlC William B. Todd .Jr.,
kinley AFB. Bermuda, Sp-5
James S. Todd, USA, Virginia
Beach. Va. 2nd 1t. Edgar Poe
Todd, Tindall AFB. Fla: five
brothers, Neil Todd, Duff
Todd, F. r. Todd, jim NJ.
Todd. and Goldy K. Todd. all
of Rt. 4. LoriS: four sisters,
Mrs. n. c. James, Ri. 4, Loris,
Mrs. Eva Long, Loris. Mrs.
Creola West. Newport News.
Va, Mrs. Edna Hucks, Rt. /.
Conway: five grandchildren.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

Not all steel wire is "round -
a display recently built shows
wiie with 785 defferent cross
section shapes.
a fine steel wire with tens
lie strength UP to 5000 pounds
per square inch is being tested
as a reinforcing wrap for ROCK
ct fuel tanks.
According to government
data. the price OF finished
steel mill products decreased
more from 1859 through 1862.
than did the average price for
all manufactured goods, al
though both decreases were
small.
A class of 15-year-old boys
built a model steel plant re-
Gently in school in the Balti-
more area. Their model. which
covers about 20 square feet.
represents a revolution in tea
ching industrial arts TO teen
ayers.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
WILLIAM b. TODD

CONWAY - William Bert
Todd. 73. farmer of the Mount
vernon section of Horny CO.
unity, died at 7:3O p. m. We'd
neSday at his home after a
long illness.
Funeral services were held
AT $50 p. m. Friday from the
Macedonia Baptist Church
with the Rev. Eugene Evans.
,he Rev. Burroughs Carter Of
Ilciatins. Burial followed in
Twin City Memorial Gardens
PalibearerS were: Mack &.
lodd, Paul D. Todd, Malcolm
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
GoLdwQter No Shoe In
In South Carolina

Mr. Republican w. ID. Work.
man said so many times in
his campaign last year that
vote Is a Democratic vote.
All in all il looks like a
pretty good bet that we'll
see repeat of the 1860
election in South Carolina.
An all Republican press. a
great deal of noise. a lot of
work by both parties and a
close victory for the Demo
Gratis.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

HtiLLONEEN: Did you ever home Halloween mig
Whe the wife and children the soepla.c
we nave done that the three
me TRICK or treat parade will drive raving mad You
can't play bridge, watch TV anything for about
TWO hours Last Thursday had made up q hundred
or more bags of popcorn for these youngsters That lasted A.
oout ~ minutes Thereafter, passed out
e hho sofa oN ClNanS for the There's
we can say Tor the candy treat home had
some OF and the could hardly
Sao the sight OF the striped stick candy Along about nine
CLOCK when youngster YOU droppcd in
some more of the stick candy muercd under his brca,b
An some more OF that old candy must have served
discourage some because when nothing give excet
the SUCK candy, the door bell stopped ringing
iS C-fillON we aren't whether
s oecr now than few
prompted heavier than usual subscription increase in bh
SiH and Lor this fall
demand little and this plcaes us great deal the COM
p' mas constantly added more effort TO OK
Palu ana improve its product
some extent at least it is succeeding
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

CAROLINA MADE A Tabor City department
carried advertisement showing that
tail establishment were manufactured in the Caronas
coulont hep but wonder how these
were local supperS decade And couldn't
wonder how many will be Supplers decade
no DOUBT about It, the wearing industry rapidly
shifted to the South and the Caronas getting
OF these needeoraf plants With plants
toh IN LorS ana Tabor City retail clothing
the nation Will be manufacturing right home
race OF he South and particularly the changing
and we think for the better e
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
Carriers
Column

HUNTlNi There's been deal
days that the quail approaching We have seen
number OF local hunters who have their dogs college"
ready to graduate prior to the hunting opening
these bird dog colleges if the
OF required four would compare
well to the colleges for people Apparently
professors of other
teachers in institutions higher learning they probably
deserve
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06
BY MARION ELLIS
Capitol Neu.S Serx-;ce

SOLUMBIA, :. C.-With
the advent of a Southeast
ern Regional Meeting Of Re
publican Party leaders in
Charleston this week South
Carolina seems to have NOV
ed fOrcibly into the pattern
OF the New South" Party
officials in Columbia say
over 100 Of their top leadsrs
including National Chairman n
William f. Miller. Congress
man from New York. repre-
senting 1S states will con-
verge on the historic old
city to map strategy" de-
signed to taxi the once sol
id South out Oi the Demo-
cratic column in "64". State
Party Chairman. J. Drake
Edens, makes M secret as
far as he is concerned Il
will he a draft Gcldw ater
gathering.
IL you listen to Edens and
Republican OrieHtrd dailies
In the state il looks like the
Arizona Senator is a shop
in, If not nationally. at least
in the Palmetto State.
htu % RS |.
They had better look
again. No less figure than
MIR. Earl MazO. official bio
grapher Of former Vice
Presid snt Richard Nixon has
told intimates In South Car
DINA. while working on his
new book at the Isle of
Palms just outside of Char
lesion, that certain relia bic
polls now indicate Kennedy
would take as many as As
Of the so states from Gold
water If an election were
held today. The polls weren't
named but the source of the
Information is such that you
can bet they are good ones
and RepubIican ones.
Actually q look at cold,
hard political realities shows
that a Republican candidate,
anti-kennedy feeling and
all. will have a tough row
TO hoe in capturing South
Carolina's eight electoral
votes.
First of all. figures COM
piled recently show that II
the current pace Of Negro
registrations continue in this
state there will be well over
100000 registered to vote by
next fall. This compares
favOrably with the 10000
potential votes they had in
1860 and it's a safe bet the
percentage going to JFK
will be higher.
Also GoIdw ater is vuIner-
able very vulnerable in
state such as South Caro-
lima and he Is making Il
worse. Take the letter he
wrote 10 Congressman Rich
ard Fulton Of Tennessee last
week In which he said ne
would favor selling the Ten
nessee Valley Authority to
private interests. Whether
you like the private enter
prise system as opposed to
federal projects or not Il
cannot be denied that there
are many voters In our state
who live their day to day
lives closely tied to such
fcderal projects. Let's look
al the Electric Cooperatives.
The Goidwater implication
that the Government should
get out Of the power busi-
ness In Tennessee can only
be interpreted as meaning
he feels the government
should get out Of the power
business everywhere. The
many participants in our
invested owned utilities"
will certainly take a dim
view of such a stand.
And then there's the labor
vote. Not as large probably
as there leaders would have
yes believe, but apparently
better disciplined than sny
nfhRe AlA,t 4. SL- 49,
Tabor City tribune., 1963-11-06

Money does not make YOU
happy. but it enables you 10
be miserable in comfort
The bravest thing you can
do when you are not brave is
7" profess courage and act ac-
cordinPly.