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Budget Bu>s The Humble Cabbage Tops February Food Plentifuls

The simple things m life count most, one might exclaim after studying lists of plentiful, budget foods for February You see. cab bage and raisins, of all things, top the lists. Family food specialists suggest that cabbage and raisins are not only "wise" budget buys now. but are pretty solid as dictaiy. caloric gems. They suggest adding whole raisins to a bowl of chopped or shredded cabbage, men season and add any prefened dressing. That's got flavor, texture, color and calories. For sandwich filling, combine chopped cabbage and chopped raisins and moisten with salad dressing. Along with these two. careful food shoppers will find prices agreeable on fresh carrots and lettuce, as well, the USDA reports. And as for fruits, grapefruit and oranges will be in generous .sup ply. Here is the rest of the plentiful list for February: aunonds. fil berts and walnuts, in nuts cod. haddock and ocena perch, in sea lood: dried baby lima beans and dried pea beans: dairy products, chcddar cheese, cottage cheese, nonfat dry milk solids and butter milk. Last but not least, egg produc tion is increasing seasonally, so shoppers can expect u> find plen ty of high-quality tggs among good buy lists.

Mrs. Carrie McNeill Dies In Baltimore A funeral service for Mrs. Car rie A] sop MeNeill. of Ball'imon . a sister of the late D: j p .\I S0(>. of Prosper!. was held Tues day. Jan. C. Burial took place n: !he Confederate Cemetery at hYedenck.sbun: Mrs. McNeil! died Jan 4 a! her home in Baltimore after a 1 >n illness. cue is survived by her lin.-mayf;. D Reese McNeill, and one daua.i te: Viremia V McNeill Mrs Al.sc p had been wth Mr Nc:l fise\era! menu...

Two .Skits, Shower On Worsham P-TA Program February The Worsham P-TA plans to present two skits in non r of the founding of parent-teacher as sociations in this country, accord 'ms to Mr.-. Lonnie McKay, presi dent of 1110 local organization. These .-kits will be given in the Wor.-ham School auditorium by the Seventh Grade and tiy Home . Kc cirls at the next regular meet ing of the P. T A . to be held on February 3 at 7:30 p. m. After these skits. Worsham High School girls in the Future Homemakers of America Chapter are sponsoring a shower for the first grade room and will serve refreshments in that room AU patrons and other friends of the school are invited to be pre sent at the meeting and at the shower following it. Statisticians see high - level business good for 9 months.

Needham Members Prepare Two Dishes For C omplete Meals One-Dish Meals was the topic of study at the January meeting of the Needham Home Demon stration Club, last week Twelve members met at the home of Mrs. Henry Josephson. During the meeting, members made two one-meal dishes - cheese fondue and creamed meat and rice ring, which were served for refreshments. Members gave $5 to the March of Dimes campaign The February meeting will be at tiie home of Mrs. Helen Wil liams.

Private Of Prospect Completes Course Army Pvt Donald M. Brisintine. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bris intine. Prospect, recently complet ed a mechanics course at. the Army's Eta Jima Specialist School m Japan. During the seven-weeks course, he worked with various types of wheel and track vehicles, learning their operation and maintenance. Senators put temporary ''stop'' on military base funds.

WHEN LIFE S WORK IS OVER

and a loved one departs, spare yourselt the added strain of planning, carrying out the multi tude of sorrowful details. We create a tunerai ol ’rue heatity. Fairness and consideration tor your lianancial condition describe our prices.

DICKERSON'S ITXERAE HOME 1 1 \! i: 11 !>!( KI ltSON ! ire used 1 uiieral Itireelor ( umlH'rl.tnd'* 1 ir-'t Nrern Mineral Home

BIG SALVAGE I ■ I OF CAN GOODS TO BE HELD UNDER

FARMERS SUPPLY HDWE. DEPT. STARTING SATURDAY, JAN. 31st

Delmonle Peaches. Sliced Pineapple, Tomato Juice. Orange juice. Pineapple Juice and Ollier ( aimed Fruits and juices. Double (J Salmon and Oilier Top (Oracle Fish. Lois 01 Ollier ( aimed (mods Thai You Will W an! To Slock l p On.

COME EARLY! SAVE! BELOW COST! LOOK FOR SIGN IN FRONT OF

FARMERS SUPPLY HARDWARE DEPARTMENT 301 N. MAIN ST FARMVILLE. VA.

Hotel Corporation iContinued Irom Pave 1 > .stalled, tlie dining room painted and redecorated and the ladies parlour painted and lefurbishee The year's operation was term ed good m financial reports. Charles T Fleenor was renamed manager and commended, alone with his staff, for the house's ef ficient Operations. Officers Mamed Officers re-elected are: W. C

Fitzpatrick president: .? Barryc Wall. \jiei j'.ro.sidcnt. and O. H. \Vlutten. secrctary-tuusurer. On the it'-electcd ooard of di rectoi are J E Garland, R. F. Gat land R. J Martin. P. T. At -.liihoii, E. M. Wnitlock and C. \V nulling. in addition to the offi cers. Magellan wa1. killed in the Pllil iipsiiie.H. before completing his iuniou.s voyage around tile world.

Colored News Cumberland county colored citizens have planned two events to raise money for tne March of Dimes Campaign. An entertainment will be given .t Hawk School tonight 'Friday' at 8. It will include games and uancing A tea will be given in the home of Mrs. Belle Blanton, near Ber

netta's Beauty Academy. Sunday. Feb. 1. from 3 to 6 t- m. Colored patients who entered the hospital during the week were: John Moore. Saxe; Laura Har riston, Farmville; Irene Smij.h. Chase City; Oscar Lyle Pamplm. Leon Smith, Farmville: Janice Anderson. Farmville; Gladys Thomas. Farmville: Eddie Carter, Farmville: Elijah M a r s h a 11. Burkeville: Ethel Marshall.

Hampden-Sydney; Laura Hawks. Blackstrne; Lucy White. Farm ville; Bobbie Scott. Charlotte C. H ; and George Street, Prospect. BARNETT AIXILIARY I NTT MEETS SI NDAY The Barnett unit, of Southside Hospital Auxiliary, will meet at 4 p. m.. Sunday. Feb 1. at the home of Mrs. Ida Brown, on. South Main street. Mrs. M \ McKnight is chairman.

DAYS OF OUR 5i l WHITE Sale

Ladies Suits Vo ha\e a few of these suns that ■must he sold duri'.i" the last days of out1 .lauiiary ('lea ranee. Good selection ot ,o!o;s, style •. and sizes. Valia to $ 15.00 now 9 — 9 S2‘.».9r, & s:ti.r,n <*9 A Values mrv \ \'a!tu s to t,» | ' I $20.05 now fl< t 9 \'a!ues to | *y $22.50 now 9l —

misi si ■!<>!: MILLINERY Values i > s.j.'i.l $ 1.00* £2.00 i.uin:;; NYLON HOSE All !hr lie". S :>r. iiri'i'.rd, . .”i 1 r < . i)'i ■ ; e;;'U l ■ .Ail; Ulle lev. |l' !• <■ ' • Only ~JC Pr SPECIAL PERCHASE L \ i' >1 ES’ NYLON PANTIES i 11 V. ilite, \ a rrt . ' ..; :| r t . h IMS' liia:.- r. l ie. Smai!. n :■ ■.: 1 •, m. am! larrv : m . Only 5^C pr.

Girls' Coats A .'"nod selection of styles and col or You can make a real saving or, the. ' . Sixes 1 to (j. \ allies to S16.50 ( LOSi: ()i T I $8.00 Boy s Coats Si/' s o. 12. and IS n; niths. Were So.'.i."). ( !o e (hit ai $3.00

(mummy's Snow Suits <r ■:.i jrr":ip "i Snow Suits that ui ;sl jin -We ueeii tin* snare. Val in to SlO.tK). VOlTf. ('HOICK $6.00 r^vunn—w iinii n wKt ?iw— ( hi!dr< n's Cinderella DRESSES 1 ■ tins 1.. j some c< ■!■() ui’o.v jumper: . Values to So.Ho. Slightly ;-o; oil anil liiseontimied numbers. CLOSK OCT AT $2.00 & $3.00

CANNON TOWELS Genuine ( annul) 1 urkish Tmvols —need we say more? \ HEW } \YT. HATH TOW ELS 77c 01'2 for$1.50 REG. SIZE HATH TOW ELS 55c01 210‘$1.00 HAM) SIZE TOWELS 29c : 2 55c W ASH ( LOTUS TO MATCH 19c01 2fl" 35c

GENUINE CANNON SHEETS s1 x i os $2.63 S!xi« $2.43 7^!w $2.43 7^i,!l $2.23 'i;!xW $1.93 mmmmmmmmmmgmmmammmmmmmmmmtmmmm 'Woolen Materials Chocks, plaids and solid colors Vi PRICE DAN RIVER WRINKL-SHED FABRICS Over a thousand yards of this amazing new material. All colors and patterns. Unconditionally guaranteed first quality materials 2 yards $1.00

SPECIAL PI RCHASE MENS Sport Shirts Gabardines, barkc'oth. chambrays and many other beautiful mater ials. Solid colors, checks and nov elty \\eaves. Small, medium, me dium large and large sizes. All at the one low price of Only $298

MEN SCORIHROY Sport Coats Tlii' ideal coat for winter and snr.njr wear. Choice of maroon, brown, ereen. Tan or jrray. Sizes :;t to 11. Only $9.95 MEN'S TOPCOATS liy ALLIGATOR Just 20 Left We overbought on these genuine Al.!d(1 AT<>11 topcoat; We must sell them at a sacrifice. We lose— you save! \ ariety o! solid color gabardines a n d houndstooth cliecks. YOt R CHOICE Only $9.97

- BARGAIN BASEMENT SPECIALS - ~~ i irwiHiii i iiiiiMi m in tmtiwtrimirmn i i ii« 11—■ immmmim * mi mt—w—i—■—■u—

Ladies Coats ()ne rack (i: ladic eoa; Valtics 'n >1Sizes 10 to ~>2. (inly _’(> of t ir. -i' so -shop early. $9.00

Ladies Suits ('nr rack of laiiic ' Suit Si/.cs 10 to II. Ya 1 uos In $ll».:.o. U .■ mu -t l ave thi span . On l\ II of tiic c to K" ;<t $5.00 ■ i m.l /mn/;.»//;y>' MILLINERY Values to S2.9S Only 47c

Ladies Hose A w ide ?e%<>i 11 'e|11 n | shades, p i S1 ■_ t u 1 1. 11 copulaI's n! values to s| 59c 2ri $1 I Julies’ Tricot PANTIES Xi.m n n m win. e and pa tel color incut. All s,/e vot r nsotn; Only 3 J€pr- j

Cnnnon Imoorfi-et SHEETS ' 1 \ill* ! >.mii11 o I’ci] Size, ■ uii i Tlix I Os i ,i ra lonjr sfn !R>(j * 1\luS i'\; i a I,i mi; I >iui!>!< i U .! Si;:* . ( SI.I ,MKKK KIN(i SHEETS slx:i!' .SI.77 >• i.'.' I" iit'd Size 7-?-!,s' SI.57

Special Purchase CANNON TOWELS 1!c.:\ \\r:‘ Pat!i Size 29 c * I! 'is/i ( 71ilhs sc, flic A- /•»'■ ('AN NON DISH CLOTHS A pp: i \iiealol v 7,.(sou jusi an'i\til. lmjT, oT values to L’!>r. ■ hi!y ea.

Children's DRESSES Now shipme nt just nvoiv oti. I'.rand now style's, pat -tonis anel prints. Si/.os 1 t■ r Only 9yc ca. MEN S SHOES I)RMSS & WORK Ladies SHOES Oxfords, play shoes and

CHILDREN S SHOES Oxfords, dress shoos and |dav shoos. $1.98 11' $3.95 SOCKS Is sure to visit our now r.asomont SOCK BAR Sucks for men, hoys, miss< ■ and children. (Ivor .">,000 pairs just arrived. 10c 15c 19c 25c

CURTAINS 72\87 or 72x90 ruffled or gandy curtains. In white and pastel shades. j RIFFLED & TAILOR ED M AIU)l ’ISFTTE A CrsHlON DOT CURTAINS OTHER C URTAINS In nvlon. lace and organdv r>'111 $12.95

(LOSK (XT OK ONE LOT OK LAIMKS’ KLAXNKLKTTK (iOWNS AND PAJAMAS Siijrlillv soiled and odd sixes. Sixes .'II to .">2. eiuso 0llt $1.14 Cushion Typo CHAIR PADS In red. maise. Idue. jrreen plastic-—snlids and cheeks 59cea

Urown. blue, preen and jrrav pabardine. Sizes L’S to 16. ‘ All Roy’s WINTER JACKETS at V* Off ROYS’ DUNGAREES (leituine S ounce sanforiz ed blue denim. Triple stitched, riveted and bar tached at points <d st rain. W hile they last.

Specials on Work Clothes HIue Denim no Dungarees Flannel 0*-g QQ Shirts Heavy Weight (i?1 QQ In ion Suits '^1- ^ Chumbrav Work Q1 017 Shirts Hock ford Work OCT SOCKS, pr. ^OC Shins *1* 9 Don// 0///er Outstanding 0 <»7, flat lies I allies lc Per Inch Material ■I list, about ev'ry ty pc ma terial imaginable. Some values up to $2.1)8 per yard Only Per Inch