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BUDWEISER
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BARBECUED HAMBURGER
Brown hamburger patties on both sides in a little, fat. Add bar
ter* sauce &nd Mmraer 10 minutes. Serve on toasted ham
burger roll*.
BARBECUE SAUCE
% sap Budweiser I t&bie&paons angar
14 Mip lcetehcp « tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
X tafctaOMMMM vir,«#*r Salt and pepper to teste
Combine all ingredients ml* well. Pour over hamburger*
Yield! 6 servings,
HAM COOKED WITH BUDWEISER
1 <8 pewwidl bam 1 iablespoou dry mnaterd
Cloves j tablespoons vinegar
% aup brown sugar, firmly packed S eups Budweieer
Corer ham with cold water. Bring slowly to boiling point Sim
mer for three hours. Remove from water. Skin. Score fat in
diamond shapes, and stud with cloves. Make a paste of sugar,
mustard and vinegar. Pour over ham.
Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees F.) It* hours basting
frequently with Budweiser, Approximate yield: 24 portions.
BROILED FISH FILLETS, LOCKE OBER
% lbs fillet of cod % teaspoons paprika
.•alad or olive oil % teaspoons dry mustard
a cups soft, grated, bread crumb* 4 teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
2 cups diced American cheese 1 cup Budweiser
Cut cod wiliets in serving size pieces. Brush on both sides with
salad or olive oil. Roll in bread crumbs. Broil at 350 F„ if>
minutes, turning once Meanwhile make sauce as follows: Com
bine cheese, paprika, mustard, Worcestershire sauce and Buri
wsiser. Cook over low heat, stirring occasionally until cheese
melts. Whip smooth. Arrange fillets on platter, garnish with
lemon wedges, then pour sauce into serving dish. Yield: 6
servings.
RAINBOW MELON CUP
% atpit watermelon balls 1 cup cantaloupe balls
1 enp honeydew melon balls IS cups (12 ox.) Budweiser
Place melon balls in shallow pan. Add Budweiser. Chill, several
hours. Arrange in serving dishes. Add a little fresh cold Bud
w«i»r to each dish, Yield: 8 portions.
Budtfesser Distributed in Raleigh Area by
HARRIS WHOLESALE, Inc.
615 W, HARGETT ST. TE. 3-2724
St. Augustine’s Students Cited
During 2nd Honors Convocation
By STAFF WRITER
Twenty-three students were hon
ored tor membership in tour hen- !
or societies, eight persons were cii- '
ed in Who's Who, and 60 student? j
were cited for their honor roll
sianding at. the Second Annaul
Honors Convocation held in Taylor
Hall, St. Augustine's College, on
Librarians In
One-Day Confab j
At Petersburg
PETERSBURG, Va.—The Libr
ary Science Department of Vir
ginia Stale College sponsored s
one-day Conference of High
School Library Assistants and Li
brarians recently at the Fostn
Hall Center, Virginia State Col
lege.
Among the principle speaker:
for the occasion were Wallace Van
Jackson, Director. Johnston, Me
morial Library; two library science
graduates of the college, Miss
Margaret Young, who is now em
ployed as a librarian in the Bal
timore. Md. School System and
Mrs. Mildred Martin Johnston,
currently employed as a librarian
in the Hoffman-Boston High
School, Arlington, Va.; and two
gan, Peabody High School, Pe
tersburg, Va„ and Miss Frances
i studentasaistants, Miss Ruth Mor
j Williams, Union High School,
' Bowling Green. Va.
I The purpose of the conference
i was to interest the students in
! librarianship as a profession. Dur
jing the afternoon session tin
| conference voted to organize a
I State Student Assistant Associa
: tion.
The following temporary of
ficers were elected: Chairman
—Ruth Morgan, Freshman.
Peabody High School, Peters
burg; Vice-Chairman —Edith
Walker, Junior Manassas Rr
gionai High, Manassas; Secre
tary—Rose Mealey, Junior.
Central High School, Gooch
land; Assistant-Secretary
lone Hicks, Sophomore, Lu
ther P. Jackson School, Mer
rifield.
Among the visitors present wer 1
Miss Margaret Rutherford and
Miss Juliette Moody from the
State Board of Education, Divis
on of School Libraries. Richmond,
Virgnia.
Sewing School
For 4-H Club
Members Held
PITTSBOEO A Sewing School
I for 4-H'ers was conducted in the
| Corinth area on Saturday April 19,
with Mrs. Pernicy Swinson as lead
er, The Clothing demonstration
presented by Mrs. Mildred B. Pay
ton, Home Agent included: Alter
ing the pattern to size, Placing the
I pattern or, correct grain cf mater
j ial, Observing 5-B inch seam rule.
: Stitching, Matching notches, and
preparing correctly. finishing
seams properly and measuring an
even hem.
The twenty three 4-H'ers attend
ing were served refreshments by
the senior 4-H girls.
Group officers were elected as
follows:
President. Mattie Winston, Vice
President, Eugene Murchison, Sec
retary Madgie Harrington, .Assist
ant Secretary, Mildred Hooker, j
Treasurer, Freddie Crump, Song
leaders—-Jeweldine Taylor and
Gwenlyn Cross, Recreation Leader
Maddler Winston, Reporter. Mad
gie Harrington and Assistant Re
porter Jeweldine Taylor.
Appointed to the 4-H Committee
were; Linl Taylor, Nathern Wins- I
tonton and Mrs. Ora Cross.
The 4-H Sunday will be held on 1
she morning of May 24, at Prince "
Chapel Church.
W7HEN YOUR HOLIDAY
vY dance is likely to last
into the wee sma’ hours, it’s a
good idea to mind your make
up manners. For a radiant glow
the evening long, select a pinky
powder that will accent the
rosy tones of your complexion.
Then, try this powdering trick j
to keep your powder-glow “an- |
chored on” all evening., .dip a
span-white cotton ball into
powder and press it onto your
skirs; repeat several times until
the whole face is coated gener
ously. Let it "set” while you
apply lipstick; then, take an
other fresh white cotton ball |
and ever so lightly using gentle
downward strokes, wipe off the
excess powder. The absorbent
cotton will banish that coated |
powdered look and even out
akin tones, allowing your skin’s
natural glow to come through.
With this careful preparation
before the dance, you’ll (find
that make-up lasts longer,
looks prettier. If you should
have to repowder that pert
nose tip once during the eve
ning, a light fluff with a cotton
ball will do the trick.
Monday, April ;?}, at 10 a. rr,
The main speaker, Dr. Rich- 1
ard K Barksdale, dean of gra
duate school, v. College,
Durham, called attention io
man’s attempt io discover him
self from the Greek civilization
down to the present.
The program consisted of: pro
cessional, ‘Coronation March” by
Mayerbeer: Clinton Dugger, invo
cation; Altamese N (Black, introdu
ductory remarks; Carl Robinson,
introduction of speaker; Walter
Gilford, piano solo; Jane Blakely
and Esther Hayes, duet; Dr. .James
A. Boyer, remarks and presenta
tion of certificates to new members
of honor societies.
Candidates for certificates
were presented by Dean P. K.
Robinson. Mr. Richard Mat
thews, Dr E Srhwertman,
and Mrs, Lula H. Robinson, ad
visors of the respective honor
TWO HERDS FOR A CROWN—Vugfl Aldus (Ml) at
it Lcuii, Mo., and Isaac Log art, of Havana. Cuba, poo* with
the eEmmaikm crown poised over their heads, prior to Friday
gugiiis weuo*weigiii eiliaiaadon scut ci rnatamta Sqpste Gu#-
dxx. Ibo winner faces Fectsrsan, N. J. weHerweight Yawl
t&atkm tor the title, (Kewspres? Photo).
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societies
Officers and Members include:
ALPHA KAPPA MU; Zenobia
Browning, pze.sidvtit; Janet Schum
pcit, vice president; Bessie Smilh,
recording secretary; Mrs. Delores
Rogers, correspondence secretary;
Thelma Becton, Mrs. Doris Clem
ents, Theodore Baines. Joseph
Gray: Dr. P. 11. Robinson, advisor;
BETA KAPPA CHI: Attamese
Niblack, president; Uocenia Ham
mon. secretary-treasurer; Mr. Rich
ard B. Matthews, advisor; Joseph
Gray;
; SIGMA RKO SIGMA: Clinton
| Dugger, president; Mrs. Deris Cie
j inerts, sorcetary-treasurer; Harri
! ett Malone, Thomas O’Neal: Dr. E.
' C. Schwortman. advisor:
| WHO’S WHO: Willie Lee Block-
I well, Zenobia Browning, Docenia
i Hammond, Raymond Huntley. Al
-1 bert Morgan, Janet Schumpert,
Bessie Smith, Patricia Welch
A&T College
Alumni Meet
Set For May!
GRETNSBORO The annual
| meeting of the A&T College Na
tional Alumni Association will be
held in Coltrane Hall auditor un
here at the College on Saturday, '
May 10
The formal call was issued last,
week by Howard C .Barnhill, Char
; lOtle, president of the group.
A main feature of the meet
this year. Barnhill said, is the
initial report on the Alumni
1 Giving Program, aimed at rais
ing S 100.000 to implement the
current A&T College Alumni
Scholarship Fund, headed by
Dr. B. VV. Barnes, Greensboro
dentist.
Dr. Warrr.oth X Gibbs, president
lof the College, will deliver the
! main address at the luncheon sche
duled for Murphy Hall beginning
at 12;00 noon.
Other entertainment features
scheduled for the visiting alumni
includes a baseball gams between
the Alumni Old+imws, members (1 f
former championship teems and
the A&T College Aggies se*. for ?•
00 P, M,, at Memorial Stadium and
a boxing show set for the Charles
Moore Gymnasium beginning at 7:
30 o’clock that night, Art Statum.
former heavyweight champion of
the NCAA will meet William Boy
ers, both teammates
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WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, MAY 3. 185*
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Betty had news
too exciting to wait.,.
So she telephoned home
that they’re setting the date /
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