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glass holders are concealed in the crowns of these whimsical figure* whose brilliant felt robes are sprinkled with holiday glitter. The
daring use of color however, is the real secret of this distinguished setting. Magnificent white melamine dinnerware with a border
that suggests beautifully wrought gold, seta the opulent mood. The place mats are a subdued version of the same burnished gold, but
the linen napkins are a vivid blue that exactly matches the coat of one of the wisemen. The garland of artificial fruit down the
eenter of the table picks up the brilliant pinks and fuchsias of the other wisemen's coats and adds bright green, yellow and a bit of
©range to the scene. An added note is the sparkling flat Christmas decoration in the center of each bread and butter plate wuicU
givea each gueat a little memento of an especially happy evening.
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CLEARANCE SALE
EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR ENURE STOCK DRASTICALLY REDUCED TO SELL
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This is beyond doubt the most UNUSUAL SALE of our II years in the furniture business.
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COVINGTON'S OLDEST AND BEST FURNITURE STORE
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News Notes From
North
Covington
By Mrs. Jack Gibbs, Sr.
Had good attendance for church
services but plenty room Lor
more. We welcome you at any-;
time to come worship with us.
Glad to welcome a big boy,
Vincent Aiken Johnson, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnson, to
our community.
Sorry to hear we have some shut
ins so we send to them our best
wishes for a speedy recovery’.
Mr. and Mrs G. L. Carter. Mr.
Sam Savage, Miss Emma Carter
and Sidney Carter visited Mrs.
Lamar Loyd in Rockmart. Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wilson visit
ed Mrs. Lambert Palmer, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allgood
and Donna visited the J. A. All
goods late Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. H. E. McCart spent the
weekend with Mrs. Jewell Frasier
of Conyers and her guest, Mrs
Gladys Cornelius of Birmingham.'
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Bobby Carr of Ft. Bragg. N. C.
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Carr and Mrs. Bobby
Carr.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson and
daughter of Atlanta were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Patrick on
Tuesday night. They attended the
funeral of Mr. Ross Ellington on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. Archie McCullough and Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Kitchens spent
a while Sunday afternoon with the
Doug Digby family.
Mr. and Mrs Cleon Wiley and
children of Birmingham were the
weekend guests of the I. T. Wileys.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wilson
; were pre-bedtime visitors of Mr.
' and Mrs. Terrell Loyd, Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S Granger
I spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs A. G. Potts of Stark.
Mrs Corrie Ozburn and daugh
ters, Elizabeth and Lucile of Por
terdale were guests of the E. S.
Bowens, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs J. A Allgood spent
Sunday with Mrs. Sallie Flowers
of Social Circle.
Mrs. Rena Carmichael of Atlan
ta visited relatives here, Sunday
afternoon.
Pecan Can Make
Holiday Party
Cooking Faster
With the holiday season just
around the corner it’s time to
start thinking about what to
serve at parties.
Miss Elaine Stueber, nutri
tionist of the University of
Georgia Cooperative Extension
Service, says pecans are hard
to beat for party fare. And, they
can be used in so many differ
ent ways.
Miss Stueber suggests a few
ways to prepare some of this
year’s bountiful crop of pecan
for your holiday table:
There’s no better way to start
off serving at a party than with
spiced pecans.
The ingredients are one-half
pound pecan pieces, two table
spoons melted butter, one - half
teaspoon seasoned salt, one
fourth teaspoon liquid hot pep
per seasoning, one - fourth tea
spoon paprika and one-fourth
teaspoon garlic salt.
Preheat the oven to 375 de
grees F. In a shallow baking
pan toss the nuts with butter,
seasoned salt, hot pepper sea
soning and paprika. Bake about
ten minutes, or until nuts are
pleasingly brown. Drain pe
cans on paper towels and sprin
kle with garlic salt. Serve
slightly warm.
Next on the table might be
some buttermilk pecan candy.
For this you’ll need two cups
brown sugar, one cup granu
lated sugar, one cup butter
milk, onehalf teaspoon soda,
one - fourth teaspoon salt, two
tablespoons butter, one cup pe
cans and one teaspoon vanilla.
Mix together sugar, soda and
salt. Cook until a bit of t h e
syrup will make a soft ball
when dropped in cold water or
238 degrees F. Cool slightly and
add pecans and vanilla. Beat
the mixture until the candy be
gins to get thick. Drop by ta
blespoons onto waxed paper.
(Caution: Do not wait until
mixture is thick to start drop
ping it.)
Work rapidly to prevent the
candy from becoming stiff.
Pralines are an old Southern
favorite. To make this party
candy boil one and seven-eights
cups sugar, one cup corn or ma
ple syrup, one-half cup cream
and whole pecan meats. Boil
sugar, syrup, cream and a pinch
of salt until the mixture will
Mrs. Gladys Cornelius of Bir
mingham spent Sunday night with
Mrs. H. E. McCart.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O, Carr and
Mrs. Bobby Carr were pre-bedtime
callerx on Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Davis, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Tommie Willis of Marietta
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with R. B. Patricks.
Mrs. J. Ray Boucbillon of Milled- i
geviile visited friends and relatives I
here, Monday.
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make a soft ball when dropped !
into cold water. Remove from
heat and beat until creamy.
Drop from a spoon onto waxed
paper and form into s mail, flat
cakes. While soft, press several
pecan meats in each cake. When
cold and hardened, remove
from paper and wrap each cake
in waxed paper.
Another confection is pecan
sticks. Cream one-half cup but
ter, add three tablespoons su
gar and blend well. Mix one
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cup chopped pecans and add to
the first mixture.
Then, add one tablespoon wa •
Roll in pieces the size of a date
and bake on greased cookie
sheet in a slow oven for 15
minutes. Cool and roll in con
fectioner's sugar.
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caused 27,500 deaths, 4,100.000
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STORED GRAIN INSECTS
Shelled corn can be protect
ed from insects by the use of
Malathion. This chemical pro
tectant gives outstanding i h
suits in preventing insect in
festations under reasonable
conditions of temperature and
humidity, according to Exten
sion Entomologist C. R. Jor
dan. County agents can give
recommendations for using
protectants to control insects in
stored grain.