The Northside Sun from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 19

Section Two, Page Seven THE NORTHSIDE SUN Thunday, Novembei 7, 1974 PRICES THRU SATURDAY Sorority Reports HARVEST fl EARS FRESH YELLOW FOR ONLY i HARVEST FRESH PRODUCE R.0SIDA SWEET JUICY nA ORANGES 579 UlRKST FRESH. A a 0 CARROTS 339 ieurcT wfsh swfft SATSUMAS QUANTITY IIOHTS IfSIIVID UVEST FRESH SNOWBALL HARVEST FRESH WHITE HARVEST FRESH RED DELICIOUS CAULIFLOWER GRAPESll49APPLES4J9 FlUjRIDAPIXKMEAT uiwcrnu 7Qc xjfelS SALE CELERY STALKS 29 STRIP STEAKS $2" 5 BE FREEZER CUT SPECIALS -CUT AS YOU LIKE AT NO EXTRA CHARGE WHOLE BEEF STRIPS W-D BrindU.S. Choice Bowiea 15-18 Lb. Avg. $029 u.

$039 Lb. i mm )r- WHOLE RIB EYES W-D Brand U.S. Choice Bonetet Bed Every cut is quality because it's a U.S. Choice. Which is just another way of saying the brand does not leave quality to chance.

It's I A sealed in all the flavor and 3 tenderness she expects that comes only from grain-fed beef. 100 $129 WHOLE BEEF LOINS W-0 U.S. Choice Bef 45-S5 Lb. Subject to trim toss Lb. I FROM $959 BRAND U.S.

CHOICE BONELESS RIBEYE STEAKS FLORIDA pi a jt UJ I I o) D) POLE o)d 25-35 LB. 1 LJ 6 0Z. CANS Xi Alpha Beta Sigma Phi The second semi-monthly meeting of Xi Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was held in the home of Mrs. P. L.

Phillips. Mrs. James Worley, second vice president, conducted the business session of the meeting. Miss Billie Ladner introduced a guest, Mrs. Pat Scott, and announced that Mrs.

Tommy Taylor will transfer into the Chapter. Mrs. Taylor and her family have moved to the Jackson area from Casper, Wyo. Mrs. Joe Parish reported a profit of $95.75 from the recent hake sale.

Miss Dot Busby presented a very interesting program on "Down Under." Mrs. Thomas A. Bown acted as a travel agent presenting a choice of tours of "The Far East," The next meeting will be in the home of Mrs. James Perkins and Mrs. J.

C. Furlow will be in charge of the program on "Russia." Members present were Mrs. Maurice Baldwin, Mrs, Thomas A. Bown, Miss Dot Busby, Miss Helen Holden, Mrs. John Kimbrell, Miss Billie Ladner, Mrs.

Charles A. Manning Mrs. Joe Parish, Mrs. Clay Pedigo, Mrs. James Perkins, Mrs.

Phillips, Mrs. Ernest Shorter, Mrs. Tommy Taylor, and Mrs. James Worley. Gamma Beta Beta Sigma Phi Gamma Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met recently at the home of Mrs.

H. H. Ledyard Jr. Prior to the meeting the pledges met and were tested for the Ritual of Jewels degree. For the past several months, under the direction of Mrs.

John Brewer, the pledges have been learning the traditions and history of Beta Sigma Phi. Rituals will be conferred in special ceremonies to be held on Nov. 20. Those scheduled to receive the Ritual of Jewels degree are: Mrs. Frank Ginn, Mrs.

II. H. Ledyard Mrs. Larry McKay, Mrs. Don Milner, Mrs.

BiU Monuin. Mrs. Lance Rooker and Mrs. Doug Walters. Mrs.

Becky Anderson, president, conducted a brief business meeting during which Mrs. Doug Walters reported on the rraft projects being prepared for the Chapter booth at the Canton Flea Market. At the conclusion of the business meeting the pledges presented a gift to Mrs. Brewer in appreciation of her guidance during their pledge period. Mrs.

Arthur Mitchell presented a program on prose using newspapers, magazines, short stories and examples of old and new fiction to contrast style. In concluding the program the members entered into a discussion with each member telling something about a book that they had recently read. Following the business meeting and program, the hostess served refreshments to the following: Mrs. Becky Anderson, Mrs. John Brewer, Mrs.

Frank Ginn, Miss Leila Jo Home, Mrs. Lonnie King, Mrs. Bill McAdam. Mrs. Larry McKay, Mrs.

Don Milner, Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, Mrs. Bill Moguin, Mrs. Ed Mortimer, Mrs. Lance Rooker, Mrs.

Walter Russell, Mrs. Minor Sumners and Mrs. Doug Walters. WG. W-D BRAND U.S.

CHOICE BEEF ill I mm CUT AS YOU LIKE, SUBJECT TO TRIM LOSS WTC3 ORiJSUE JUICE TS3 i i ill 9 'a FROM OUR DAIRY COUItlGTOIl FARMS TASTE 0 SEA HEAT SERVE PERCH FILLETS TASTE 0 SEA BONELESS (S-Lb. Boi 5.49) FLOUNDER FILLET 79c $1 19 Lb. Lb. 7 BISCUITS wdsilCED SINGLES "fJA AMERICAN VlLVEETA j149 ICTjSfiRATEO PARMCSAN GRADE WKfBID0RWUMU BftBY GOUDAS ffi )liv ca mllns) Store 18 199 129 119 9C 19 ZEN fOTD DEPARTMENT WHOLE BRAN0 CUBED VEAL ft ft PATTIES 99c BRAND CUBED BEEF (eight 2 oz.) A fl STEAKEnES 99c RIB HALF 57 Lb. Avg.

If PORK LOIN ROAST 99 SMALL LEAN aa SPARE RIBS 99c OSCAR MAYER RED. ff Wieners XiW OSCAR MAYER MA SMOKIES OSCAR MAYER BULK (4 OQ PORK LINKS ib. sl 29 OSCAR MAYER REGULAR OR BEEF SLICED nni nniu 8 Oz. hUC KHfYE'LITTLE EARS" AA. CPM0NC0B 69 IST5 LEAF OR CHOPPED ft SPINACH 4:09 IS SPECKLED Us lo-Oz.

7 DC 7 iooz 7 Qi I vl ItNLKbtANd Pkgs. Pkgs. LIMIT 3 WITH AN ASDITIOSAL ok uzn FCC3 CSDER DULUuiiM Pkg UO 310 Oz. $1 0( Pkgs. I 13-02.

Pkg. UU i FORDHOOK 1 1 IAS VJftFFLES Sun Beams OSCAR MAYER BONELESS 35 Lb. JUBILEE HAMS $199 Lb. I 4 At OSCAR MAYER SLICED BACON I DZLI-DAUCnYf fr'E-Z CARVE, OVEN-READY CPZCIALG Anr ni Airmc; UA PACKS JSL tx Wl E'KED TUHKSY U.U EYE STEAKS 10125V 17) id) lit 1 CIl! OHIL'K! ICY A 1 5 ff'nvfimie t. DEBORA KAY FRYE Mr.

and Mrs. Sheldon R. Frye Jr. of 5040 Romany announce the birth of a daughter, Debora Kay, Oct. 26 at Mississippi Baptist Hospital.

Grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. A. S. Mowery of Renton Harbor.

and Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Frve of Albany, N.

Y. KATHERINE CALDWELL JONES Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Riddell Jones of 704 Newland announce the birth of a daughter, Katherine Caldwell, Oct. 28 at Mississippi Baptist Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Smith Sr. of Canton are maternal grandparents. Paternal grandparents are Mrs.

Charles Gregory and the late Walter Robert Jones Sr. of Inverness, Miss. ira w-ded UJ ennn LB. ".1 Afresh kkW5U.kw nfr- U.5.Q10;,wtt:EF.... AMitAtit flnitar til iiuAA tTft 1 LWEH CAKE 1JD portii chops lJu 7-inch cut COILED HAM Olc V' BIO STEfll SPr.HZ RIDS W-0 1 49 Bon 1 Uiiti Lii.ao EEEF LB.

13 NT jest riSSi'in Food Costs Recent food price surveys indicate that the cost of food in Honolulu, Hawaii, is 20 higher than the national average..