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Albany, Texas, Thursday, February 22, 1973
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Gooch's Sliced
Blue Ribbon
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ROUND ROAST, lb 89c
CHUCK ROAST, lb.
89c
HAMS
Fufly Cooked
Hormel's Cure 81
lb. $1.89
CHEESE HMT 10oz.pkg.69c
BISCUITS
Kountry
Fresh
3reg. cans 25c
PORK-N-BEANS
No. 300 can1 Van Camp's
In Tomato Sauce
3 ■ 49c
urn sua
PINEAPPLE
PINTO BEANS
APPLE J VICE
SCOT TOWELS
No. 303 White House
Fine for Tots
2 cans 45c
No. 2 can Del
Monte Crushed
Colorado
Recleaned
White House
Unsweetened
Strong,
Absorbent
ASPARAGUS
No. 309 Del Monte Mary
Washington All Green Spears
No. 2 can 39c
21b.lng29c
Qt. btl. 39c
giant roll.. 35c
can . 75c
FROZEN FOOD
PATH) Ench. Dinners each 49c
DON UTS 18 ct- 49c
KK1NKLE KUT
POTATOES vr1
Gelatine
Assorted Flavors
Pet or
Carnation
Kiinor'* No. 300 can
Fresh—With Snaps
No. 303 Kimbell's
Peeled
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MILK
BLACKEYED PEAS
TOMATOES
KEN-L-RATION
WOLF CHILI Plain, No Beans
PUREX BLEACH
DASH; ;
CASCADE
dog food
No. 300 cr.n
Low Suds
Detergent
ICE CREAM
9 regular boxes $1.00
3 tall cans 59c
4 cans 89c
4 cans $1.00
6 cam for $1.00
No. 2 can 69c
V* gal. jug 39c
29 oz. family sz. $41
50 oz. family sz. 89c
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Swt. CORN "DD"'F" 3 for 69c
IX ox. can DONALD DUCK FROZEN FLORIDA
ORANGE JUICE,2cans.. .89c
BANANAS
So. American
Golden Ripe
For Automatic
Dishwashers
SAVE lit When You Buy a 1 ft. Can of
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lb. 19c
lb. 9c
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The Albany News,
February 21, 1813
Miss Jonnie LeMond entertain-
ed four tables of bridge Satur-
day afternoon in honor of her
guest, Miss Schoelkoph of Dal-
las.
Among those present were
Misses Elsie Schoelkoph, Louise
Ewing, Laura Reynolds, Minnie
Bell Webb, Alice Williams, Ca-
mille Webb, Gladys Sedwick,
Louise Webb, Jonnie LeMond;
Mesdatmes R. E. Nail, Jno. F.
Sedwick, Frank Nelson, F. K.
Sterrett, W. I. Cook, S. Webb,
A. J. Center, Paul Baker.
On Saturday, March 22, at 8
p m., the Munday high school
debating team will engage the
local high school team on the
question of equal suffrage. Al-
bany has the affirmative and
will be represented by Charlie
Smalley and Will Kenshalo.
Mrs. Andrew J. Center receiv-
ed the ladies of the sewing cir-
cle on Thursday afternoon very
elligantly and socially to meet
her daughter's visiting guest,
Miss Schoelkoph of Dallas.
Those present were Mmes. J.
T. Lowery, S. Webb, W. I. Cook,
W.. E. Dodge, Jno. F. Sedwick,
Renfro, King, Nail, Frank Ster-
rett, Nelson, Gray, Herbert
Cook, Diller, Price, M J. Leech,
J. M Wood, Hill, Cole, Barthol-
omew, J, C. Taylor, Baker, A.
J. Center; Misses Schoelkoph,
Webb, Camille Webb, Laura
Reynolds, Fern Newcomb, Allice
Williams, Price, Gladys Sed-
wick, Dorothy Taylor, Louise
Webb, Lorena Deats, Anabel
Nelson, Louise Ewing, Berta
Nance, Frances Alvord, Craig
Lasley, Jonnie LeMond, Leo
Gray; Messrs. N.' L. Bartholo-
mew, W. I. Cook, R. E. NaiJ,
L. W. Green, Paul Baker, De-
witt Reynolds, Dr. Gray, Grover
King.
The Albany News
February 24, l#33 .
Franklin D. Roosevelt was in-
augurated as the thirty-third
president of the United States.
Miss Maxine Palm spent last
week-end visiting her parents,
Mr and Mrs Oliver Palm, re-
turning to Abilene Sunday even-
ing.
Harold Cockrell visited his
cousins, John Henry and Max-
well Palm, last Sunday.
Mrs. W. E. Muse and sons of
Albany visited with Mrs. ML J.
Sherrard of the Greers Grove
community last Sunday after-
noon.
Tom Robinson and children
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Garvin near Cisco.
Among those attending the
American Legion child welfare
meeting in Mineral Wells last
week were Carrol Reese, Parker
Sears, N. E. Springer, Roy Maul-
din, Claud Walraven, Frank Mat-
thews, B M. Elich, Roy Mat-
thews, Joe A. Clarke and Dr. E.
B. Buchanan.
Mr and Mrs. J. L. Beaty and
little son, J. L., Jr., spent Sun-
day in Breckenridge where they
visited friends.
Judge J. A. Matthews report*
spring grain crops coming out
nicely, showing little damage
where seed was planted deep,
but says a nice rain would be
fine at this time.
A. M. Russ was in Abilene
Friday to attend a sales meeting
of Humble Oil agents.
Mrs. J. H. Sedwick and chil-
dren, Marjie Ann and John, are
visiting relatives in Fort Worth
and Dallas this week.
Elmo Murphy was over from
Fort Griffin from the Red Top
School Tuesday and reported the
school to be in first class condi-
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. C A. Fryar and
daughter, Alberta, spent Sunday
in Coleman, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Kiker and sons.
Mrs. Joe Cauble was hostess
to a group of friends Thursday
afternoon for two hours of bridge
games Chocolate candy was
served during the games. Mrs.
Jewel Mauldin won high score.
' A delicious refreshment - plate
consisting of individual cherry
pies with whipped cream, and
hot chocolate topped with marsh-
mallows, was served to the fol-
lowing guests:
Mmes Jewel Mauldin, Alfred
Wells, Walter Crow, Jack Holt,
C B Downing, E. J. McCor-
mick, and Miss Mildred Palmer.
Mr and Mrs Lewis C. Robin-
son entertained Tuesday evening
with a forty two party. Those
resent were Mr and Mrs.
Boyd, Mr O. H Finchex.
Miss Leatrice. Bumpers
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Herron at-
tended church services in Wood-
son last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Collins and
Mr. and Mrs. Miller
have moved to Conroe
they will make their booM. We
regret to lose these citizens hot
hope to see them return
Country Kitchen Skillet
Here's country kitchen tar* that the whole family will love.
Good, old fashioned flavor fried bologna, potatoes and onion*
served kitchen style right out of the skillet.
This simple recipe should not only bring back memories at
your own childhood, when fried potatoes .were a special treat,
but is the answer for one of those Sunday night (uppers
yoa need a quick recipe for a hot meal.
loot remembered, strictly tor its um In inndwtehas, 1
offers unlimited other use* for hoe* d'oeuvres, casseroles and a
variety of dishes. Bologna generally sparks the little ones' ap-
petite*, too, because it's always a treat for children —
when Its du gutted in a nutritious, one-skillet meal
this one.
Peter Eckrich and Sons. Inc., a well known meat
suggests you try this recipe the next time you have a
family ready for supper and you're looking for a meal that's
quick and easy.
count** kitchen skillet
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Lenamon, James L. The Albany News (Albany, Tex.), Vol. 89, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 22, 1973, newspaper, February 22, 1973; Albany, Tex.. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth429208/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Old Jail Art Center.