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Newspaper
Mount Airy News
Location
Mount Airy, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1956
Page
11
Read tips from Redbook's June issue promising hours of free time through planning and shortcuts. It recommends deciding which chores are essential, eliminating nonessentials, planning each morning, batching tasks, stocking ready-to-use items, and organizing storage to speed housekeeping.
State FCIC Director Julian E. Mann announced that insured tobacco acreage need not be released before Soil Bank participation unless destroyed by an insured cause. Premiums are not earned for destroyed acreage, revisions require verified reports, and releases follow inspection and consent. Farmers should contact their FCIC county office for guidance.
The guidance emphasizes simple tools that are easy to grasp operate clean and store. It advises making email repairs before major issues and keeping a mending kit in the laundry. Spills should be wiped and stains removed immediately to prevent setting.
The Blue family reunion took place Sunday at Lakeview in Moore County with attendees from Surry County. Guests included Mr. and Mrs D C Blue, Mr and Mrs J C Blue and daughter Jerry Ann, Mr and Mrs Dan Luce and children Mary Louise and Johnnie, and others from the city.
A feature on low calorie snacks pairs icebox cookies with iced tea. Uses saccharin as sweetener, offers a DIY syrup from tablets, and describes Orange Pecan Cookies with a roll shaping method, baking, and yields 18 cookies at 44 calories each.
State College extension beekeeper W. A. Stephen notes well filled colonies store two supers or 60 pounds in a fair year and more in good years. He cites a colony at State College gaining up to 10 pounds in 24 hours and urges leaving extra honey as surplus to cover months with no nectar.
You can plan your life and actions without regard to what others think or do, but you cannot live only for yourself. The quote emphasizes social accountability and the impossible isolation of personal choices. It contrasts autonomy with communal consequences.
The family expresses sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness during the recent bereavement in the loss of Eugene Burton Wall and for the floral tributes.
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