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Monday, Jan. 9, 1956—CLEBURNE, TEXAS TIMES-REVIEW—3
Expert Explains Use 17 Attend First
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SAFEWAY FEATURES
254
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Treet
26’
Toilet Soap
35^
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17‘
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Toilet Soap
24’
25#
Fruit Cocktail
10’
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Armour's
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Planters. Cocktail
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Milk ...
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Melrose. Gin. Snap. 2-Lb.
Pkg
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230
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214
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Detergent
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37#
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Detergent
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29$
30#
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supply of built-in sunshine.
5’
Piece
Lb.
Dreft
Dinner Knives $3.30
Trend
5‘
Detergent
Twin Package Deal. Detergent
your electric appliance dealer.
Lb.
Cocktail Forks 2.20
69#
39#
9C
Lb.
TEXAS POWER &
Cheer
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Prices effective Monday, Tuesday,
Lb.
LIGHT COMPANY
Detergent
and Wednesday in
17‘
Lrg.
Pkg.
29#
(Set Name of Your Town)
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Cookies
Cookies
Cookies
To 'Think It Over'
On Trip to Japan
Mrs. Tobe Bratcher spent the
weekend in Hillsboro with Mrs. W.
S. Orr.
No. 1
Can
3.30
2.20
2.20
2.20
Giant
Pkg.
Lemon or Vanilla
Bon Bon.
Melrose
336
37e
29e
39e
Grille Knives
Dinner Forks
Grille Forks
Salad Forks
12-Oz.
Can
Lrg.
Pkg.
300
Can
Peter Pan
Toilet Soap.
Colgate
24-Oz.
Pkg.
300
Can
300
Can
300
Can
Twins Have Party On Birthday
Claudine and Claudette James, Cathy Whitehead, Annette and Bet-
300
Can
44b.
Pkg.
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8-Oz.
Can
12-Oz.
Can
non and Linda Johnson.
Mothers attending were Mmes.
Lecil Johnson, Billy C. Whitehead,
Roy Carper, O’Neal Johnson, E.
C. Whitehead, J. B. James and
J. E. Whitehead.
8
12-Oz.
Can
14-Oz.
Can
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LOOK HOW FLUFFY!
Linens from the electric
dryer are cleaner, softer,
fresher, and fluffier. Other
clothes come out ready to
iron when you set the dial
to dampdry.
MEN'S CLUB SPEAKER
Rev. L. Stanley Williams, form-
er pastor of Main Street Methodist
church, will be guest speaker at
the Men’s Club meeting Tuesday
night at 7 o’clock at the Main
Street chur'ch.
Reverend Williams is now dis-
trict superintendent of the Waxa-
hachie district and resides in Wa-
cahachie.
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8 Ot.
Pkg.
5V,-Oz.
Pkg.
ib. 63'
Choose the pieces you need to
complete your service in any one
of these famous Community pat-
terns. Place your order now for
srly fall delivery.
Each '
Lrg.
Pkg.
Glass 15C
HD Club Meets With
Mrs. Cleo Cogburn
Mrs. Cleo Cogburn was hostess
to the Joshua Home Demonstra-
tion Club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. R. Lace gave the thought
ior the day on housecleaning.
Following the business Mrs. Ro-
berta Forgy gave a helpful and
inter'esting demonstration on the
food we should include in our diet
every day.
Cake and punch were served to
one visitor, Mrs. Forgy, and new
lb. 75'
LOOK HOW EASY! lust
take your wet clothes from
the automatic electric
washer, toss into the dry-
er, and set the dial. No
lugging baskets of wet
clothes outside in the cold
to the clothesline.
V.w
Juice Pinwonle
u. 35'
Tamales With Chili. AUstex
31'
Lb. 45
Pie Mix Wpplerness
Onions Yellow. For Soups and Stews
Vienna Sausage Armours
Pinto Beans Sunny Hills
2
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Tomato Soap Heinz
Cabbage Firm and Green
Carrots Bulk. Colorful and Crispy
9 Lrg.
Z Pkgs.
Chili Powder Eaglt
Lrg.
Pkg.
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5)
Egg Song
DES MOINES — UP — Sugges-
tion from a Des Moines cook: for
perfect soft-boiled eggs sing “On-
ward Christian Soldiers’’ once; if
’ou want them medium-boiled, sing
I it twice, for hard - boiled, three |
times.
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Feen-A-Mint 25.-5;z,
Plain Chili sers
much water' to use in cooking, and
how to be sure you’re using the
right amount?
If so, you’ll be interested in this
food-saver advice from the Gas
Appliance Manufacturers Associa-
tion.
Tirst, GAMA points out, water
boils at 212 degrees. If the heat
aider the cooking utensil is kept
; at or near the boiling point, the
v ater will condense on the under-
side of the utensil cover. Then it
will drop back into the pan and
boil into steam again with prac-
tically no loss of water.
It is important to know this sim
pie physical fact because it will
help you prepare soup stocks, navy-
beans, stews and other long-cook-
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Peppers Bell. For Pretty Salads
Cauliflower Snowy Heads
Half & Half Lucerne
Baked Beans Mexican Style
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Lemonade Sonksntrute.
Buttermilk Lucerne
members, Mrs.
Joyette Dessert Adivors"
Have you ever wondered how
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prated their' fifth birthdays at a
party given by their parents at
their home.
Games were played and pictures
made. The group sang Happy Bir-
thday to the honorees as they open-
ed their many gifts.
Ice cream and cake with plate
favors were served to Lelton Jam-
es, Danny and Roy Dean Carper,
Gary Whitehead, Mick and Cyn-
thia Johnson, Dian, Renna, John
and Charlene James, Vicky and
Beef StewAnsteegetables
The Bethany WHD Club began
the new year with 17 members
ttending the first meeting in the
home of Mrs. Jimme Newby, Thur-
sday.
Roll call was answered with:
“Where I spent Christmas and the
gift I most enjoyed.”
County home demonstration a-
CurAcI Sendwich.
PPI Cud Gebhardts. Eagle
Tine Chicken ofSes.
IUIIU White Label
Chili With Beans. Walker’s AUstex
Mixed Nuts Srra
Round Steak Choice-Grade Hvy. Beef
Sweet Milk Lucerne
Round Steak Grade Heavy Beef
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Eclairs Pure Chocolate
E.I:re Jane Arden.
LCIQITS Pure Chocolate
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Donstp /ne nw, //n haM for
Sirloin Steak Graded Calf
on a 15-hour junket with playboy
Stephen Hahn.
A Catholic priest who was to
have performed the wedding cere-
monv attempted to arrange a rec-
onciliation Sunday.
Runaway Juliette told the flyer
she still loved him. And her family
urged that they go ahead with the
ceremony. But Owens spent seven
hours with her and left for a
friend’s home in Towanda, Pa., and
then to New York for a few days
before leaving for his Far Eastern
assignment.
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W CONVENIENT TERMS
•TRADE-MARKS OF ONEIDA LTD.
T. W. SCOTT
ing items without scorching or
oiling th mi dry. All that’s re-
quired— if you set your gas flame
Rib Chops Graded Calf
Pork Chops Center Cut
Bacon Capitol. Sliced
Beware Coughs
Following Flu
After the flu is over and gone, the cough
that follows may develop into chronic
bronchitis if neglected. Creomulsion
relieves promptly because it goes into
the bronchial system to help loosen
and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid
nature to soothe and heal raw, tender,
inflamed bronchial membranes. Get
a large bottle of Creomulsion at
your drug store. For children get
milder, faster Creomulsion for Chil-
dren in the pink and blue package. Adv,
CREOMULSION
relieves Coughs, Chest Colds, Acute Bronchitis
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Spoons
, Iced Drink
; Spoons
Butter
Spreaders
ENDS TOUR OF DUTY
Maj. John B. Kouns has return-
ed from Sidi Slamain, French Mor-
occo, where he has been stationed
for the past year with the air
force. His wife and four children
made their home at 829 College
during his absence.
Major Kouns is the son of F. A.
Kouns, Route 4, Cleburne.
Hu, Pal ies
Mr. and Mrs. Bob J. Kimbrell
541 Trinity Ave., announce the
birth of a daughter at Memorial
* Hospital, Dec. 31. She has been
named Linda Gayle and weighed
7 pounds and 14 ounces.
Grandparents ar'e Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Smith of the Trinity Avenue
‘address and Mr. and Mrs. R. P.
t Gillard of 748 N. Anglin Street.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Vandever.
608 Rose Ave., announce the arri-
val of a son, Jan 2, at Memorial
Hospital. He has been named Ben
Raymiond and weighed 7 pounds
and 1/2 ounce. Mrs. B. M. Lindley
1 of 301 S. Anglin, is the grand-
mother.
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Sandwich Bread Skylark Loaf
D...I Multi-Grain. 16-0z.
Dread Skylark Loaf
9 Reg.
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twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. ty Whitehead, Glenda, Dennis, Ver-
F. L. James, 807 N. Wilhite, cele-
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rett, Dallas, Texas, lost 20 pounds
taking Barcentrate and she says
she can’t praise it enough — and
S. L. Winten, Box 3048, Odessa,
Texas, lost 16 pounds and states yI_gA n
that Barcentrate is the best medi- j JliTCC (3 roor - 1 0“ DC
cine on the market to reduce |
W. Crowder, P. L. Hector, E. E.
Harris, Gene Harris, Phil Harris
E. E. Jones, Lace, Richard Lay.
H. A. Lightfoot, J. H. McCrory,
E. M. Parks, George Stringer. Tom
Weldon, W. L. Whorton, H. G.
Winfrey, M. J. Crabtree and the
hostess.
Mrs. Gay Steward,
Edward Branson To
Receive Degrees
DENTON, (Spl)—Mrs. Gay East
Steward of Cleburne and Edwin
A. .Bransom of Joshua are in a
group of 225 seniors who have ap-
plied for bachelor"s degrees at
North Texas State College this se-
mester.
Winter commencement exercises
( have been scheduled for 3 p. m.
Jan. 29, in the NTSC main audi-
torium.
Mrs. Stewart, the daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Orland R. Eash
. Cleburne, is a candidate for the
-degree of bachelor of science in
home economics. She is a mem-
ber' of Alpha Delta Pi social soro-
rity, Ellen H. Richards home eco-
cron home economics society, the
Chemistry Club and Varsity Life.
Bransom, the son of Mr. and
I Mrs. Bennie H. Bransom, Joshua,
is a candidate for the degree of
bachelor of business administra-
tion. He is a member of Pi Omega
Pi business society.
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Twin Fever
NILES, Mich. — UP — Three
sets of twin calves were born dur
ing a 10-day period on the John
Foster farm near here.
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Santh•rsomemkerorrhePean Mrs. Ed Arwine;
contest sponsored by the Johnson
County Rural Electrification Asso-
ciation and the Nolan Aquilla Soil
Conservation District. However the
club does not have anyone eligible
to enter the contest this year.
The refresher course in driving
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was discussed with a good num-
ber of member's planning to at-
tend. The club voted their prefer-
ence for the course to be conduct-
ed in March on Tuesday night with
Monday as alternato nighf.
A program on “Breakfast, an
IMPORTANT Part of Basic Nutri-
’ion.” was given with Mrs. Rober-
ta Forgy as guest speaker.
Names were drawn for secret
pals and refreshments were served
to Mmes Forgy, J. T. Lane, Max-
ine Woolard, Guy Alldredge, B. F.
Shultz, Pat Walker, Hershal Mil-
ler, H. H. Eaves. Ada Yarbrough,
D. Poteet. C. F. Wallis, Tom Har-
vey, G. H. Scarberry, Joe Yar-
brough. W. T. Claunch, T. B. Ad-
cock, Betty Adcock and Mrs. New-
by,
- “ OFFER ENDS FEB. 29
Piece Each
Teaspoons $1.10
Dessert Spoons 2.20
Round Bowl
SoupSpoons 2.20
A. D. Coffee
1.10
2.20
2.20
Monday, Jan. 16
7:30 p.m.—Johnson County Cancer Society will meet at Kimbro
Clinic.
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TELECTRIC DRYER!
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EnGal. 49
Short Bread Jane Arden Pkg.
303 9Kd
Del Monte Can L-%
6 17(2
Of Water in Cooking Meeting of Year
At Bethany Club
Table Spoons 2.48
Cold Meat
Fork • 3.85
Gravy Ladle 3.85
LOSE UGLY FAT TODAY AND
TAKE INCHES OFF OF HIPS AND WAISTLINE WITH
HUNGER
TABLETS
Newest of formulas recently brought to light by medical
science is HUNGER TABLETS a preparation to take fat
off hips and waistline and will not affect the heart.
For many who have tried ‘ reducing treatments” and who
have lost faith in them because of exaggerated claims and
ineffectual results. HUNGER TABLETS bring new hope.
Simply take 2 tablets before each meal and see if your
clothes don’t fit and look more attractive, especially around
fat spots such as hips, waist, abdomen, etc. No strict diet
is required. Insist on HUNGER TABLETS at your druggist.
A 1 6 day supply for less than 1 9c ver day. Guaranteed.
Colquitt-Lacewell & Sloan Drug
&. 220
“■ 19C
Cin. ’ (*
Juice 2^ 351
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10 Or 19
a NEW
ore cu" of water in the vessel for
each h ur of cooking.
If this prescription is followed
it iet‛ own necessary to be in
the kitchen for pot-watching. You
can use the time for other work
or for leisure.
Incidentally, ordinary vegetable
cooking requires no more than half
a cup of water, for it would be
completed before this small amount
of water' could possibly be boiled
away.
Perhaps you’re wondering how
you can be sure of maintaining the
right temperature for carefree
cooking. Wendell C. Davis, chair-
man of GAMA’s domestic gas ran-
ge division, supplies the answer.
“If you own a modern automa-
tic gas range,” he says, “you’ll
notice that the top-burner handles
can be turned to full-on, in which
case both the outside and inside
rings of flame arc on full force;
to a diminished two-ring heat, then
to a full center simimer, where
only the center ring operates; and
finally to a diminished simmer, or
keep-warm heat. Steps one and
three will produce safe, sure re-
sults for' all boiling, stewing, sim
mering and steaming processes.”
If you don’t own a new gas ranee
with the center simmer, you still
can accomplish good cooking re-
sults, Davis says, if your culinary
intuition has had enough practice
and if you don’t mind pot-watch-
ing.
Bon Bon. Melrose. 61/a-0z. Kd
Light or Dark Pkg. 4-*
THESE FAMOUS
^PATTERNS
(Swlnunity"
f "—"THE FINEST SILVERPLATE
c. oiling temperature— ic
Dallas Lady
‘ Lost 20 Pounds
With Barcentrate
Mrs. C. E. Baldwin, 2619 N. Gar-
& 234
ROCHESTER, N. Y. —UP—An
Air Force flyer left for Japan
Monday to decide whether to for-
get or forgive the pretty socialite
who left him stranded at the altar
to go on a spree with a former
playboy suitor.
Lt. John Owens admitted he still
loved Juliette Wehle.
But he spent the last hours of a
now lonely leave firm in his re-
solve to go to Japan to think it
over. “She’s a pretty mixed - up
girl,” he said.
Owens, 24, a former Colgate
University football quarterback,
was left at the altar Saturday
when Juliette, clad only in a night-
gown and housecoat, slipped from
her home to go to New York City
safely.
N Barcentrate is the original
grapefruit juice home recipe for
taking off ugly fat.
Over six and a quarter million
bottles sold in Texas in 13 years.
This tremendous volume makes
Barcentrate cost about half the
I cost of other products and is sold
on a money back guarantee. If the
very first bottle doesn’t show you
the way to take off ugly fat with-
out starvation diet, return the
empty bottle for your money back.
Get Barcentrate from any Texas
‛ ) druggist.
$ 1
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Monday, Jan. 9
10:00 p.m.—City Council of King’s Daughters will meet at First Na-
tional Bank.
7:30 p.m.—Alfalene Jolly Circle meets with Mrs. Dan Buckner, 311
N. Walnut.
Tuesday, Jan. 10
9:30 a.m.—Circle 2 First Presbyterian Church meets with Mrs. M. T.
Knox.
3:00 p.m.—Victory Circle meets with Mrs. J. E. Curtis.
3:00 p.m.—'Watch and Work Circle meets with Mrs. R. G. Boles
Jr., 13 Loma Alta Place.
7:00 p.m.—Builders Class will have monthly meeting in Fellowship
building. Hostesses are Mmes E. H. Keer, May Shaw and
J. H. Hodges.
7:00 p.m.—Main Street Methodist Men’s Club Dinner.
7:30 p.m.—Nina Hankins Circle meets with Mrs. Henry Montgomery,
426 Bales.
7:30 p.m.—Circle 3, First Presbyterian Church, meets with Mrs. R.
L. Steed, Jr., 207 W. Brown St.
7:30 p.m.— Euzelian Class will meet with Mrs. Irene Jowell, 630
Woodard Ave. Co-hostesses will be Mmes Rex Arnold,
Irene Carmichael, Clarence Hutcherson, Clarence Lyon,
Horace Poteet, Elsie Wright. Pals will be revealed.
7:30 p.m.—Fidelis Class will have meeting and social in Fellowship
building. Mrs. Roberta Forgy, home demonstration agent,
will be guest speaker.
Wednesday, Jan. 11
12:00 noon—Altrusa Club meets in private dining room of Liberty
Hotel.
8:00 p.m.—Wesleyan Service Guild of Main Street Methodist Church
will meet in the church parlor with Mrs. Floyd Driver
as hostess.
Thursday, Jan. 12
9:30 a.m.—Circle Two of Main Street Methodist Church will meet with
Mrs. C. P. Aker, 605 N. Buffalo.
9:30 a.m.—Circle Four of Main Street Methodist Church will meet
with Mrs. Ken Sparks, 405 Bellevue.
9:30 a.m.—St. Joseph’s Garden Club meets with Mrs. H. B. McCand-
less and Mrs. Carl Lothholz as co-hostesses.
2:00 p.m.—Homemakers Class meeting at Fellowship Building.
2:30 p.m.—Executive board of J. N. Long P-TA meets at the school.
3:00 p.m.—Adams P-TA at school. Executive meeting at 2 p.m.
3:00 p.m.—Regular meeting of J. N. Long school P-TA.
4:15 p.m.—Book review section of AAUW meets with Mrs. W. O.
Cummings, 706 S. Main St. Mrs. W. T. George will review
Emily Kimbrough’s “So Near and Yet So Far.”
7:00 p.m.—Triple L Class of First Christian Church meets at church.
Mrs. E. J. Swain and Mrs. W. C. Parker are hostesses.
7:30 p.m.—Santa Fe P-TA meeting at school. Room entertainment by
sixth grade.
7:30 p.m.—Cooke P-TA will have a variety program. Children are
invited with parents.
Friday, Jan. 13
2:30 p.m.—Emery Book Review Club meets with Mrs. Chester Baker.
Co-hostesses are Mmes S. Q. Waldrip, Irwin Ward and
Robert Curtis of Meridian.
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