kEYNOTER. ? Dr. Gerald B. James, right, of the North Carolina De
partment of Public Instruction, congratulates Dr. Ben Herton, ASTC
ducation department head, after Dr. Horton delivered the keynote
ddress at the Association for Student Teaching North Carolina Unit
eventh annual conference in Raleigh. Dr. Horton's speech was en
Itled "Where To From Here." Dr. James is president of the North
Carolina Unit of the Association for Student Teaching. ? John Corey
ihoto.
Continued Support Asked
n Sales Of T. B. Seals
Tuberculosis is one disease that
lould be controlled and the most
ffective way is by finding the ac
ve cases and by treatment. When
dive cases are not found and
eated promptly there is a serl
Us danger that other members of
lie family and the public will be
[>me infected with active TB.
rompt treatment after detection
nd with fully arrested cases the
hance of infecting others is eli
linated.
Just last week a case was
rought out by Ruth T. Draughon,
Executive Secretary of the local
'B Association. A father up in
ears, living with his sister and
wo young children, was found to
iave active TB. He had infected
ne woman of 30, who lived in the
ome and exposed the two young
hildren.
"Many of the spreaders of tub
rculosis are older men and wo
len who do not know that with
leir cough, they are spraying
ubercle germs into the air. The
Ider people generally have
nough immunity to protect them,
>ut our children are likely vic
Ims.
"Often a child so infected dies,
t times overnight, with tubercu
losis meningitis, while others get
TB of the kidneys, bowels, joints,
or lungs. The best time to fight
tuberculosis is before the germs
have infected our children", said
Mrs. Draughon.
"Your continued support of
your TB Association, financed on
ly by the annual sale of Christmas
Seals, is urged to protect our old
er people and our children of Wa
tauga County," Mrs. Draughon
concluded.
Arrest Record
Nineteen persons were cited for
traffic violations by highway patrol
men last week.
Reasons for arrests were: Three
for improper passing, two improper
lights, two stop sign violation, two
for speeding, and one each for
driving under influence, failure to
transfer title, no insurance, driving
on wrong side, public drunk, ex
pired license plates, no chauffeur
license, exceeding a safe speed, im
proper parking, and improper
muffler.
Shortage of doctors noted in re
port on South.
Kennedy expected to keep sci
ence policy system.
About Your Home
By RUTH CURRENT
A turkey sated loaf ii almost a
meal in itaeif, and an exceHent
way to ua? leftover turkey meat.
Many homemakom in taking ad
vantage of the generoua supplies
of turkey tkw year will have mast
left over after ? hearty turkey
meal, hut the leftover meat need
not be a problem. Home econois
ists with the U. S. Department at
Agriculture say the leftover meat
is ideal, not only for a salad loaf,
but for use is meat pies, or pre
pared in a la king style. Also, it ean
be used in making, a dish of baked
turkey hash, noodle scallop, or in
a chowder.
A turkey loaf i? especially suit
able for cold winter days and for
making a loaf sufficient for six
servings, the following recipe la
offered. Mix Yt cup vinegar, 1-3
cup salad oil, V* teaspoon salt,
a touch of pepper, and paprika.
Pour this over 3 cups chopped
cooked turkey. Let stand in the
refrigerator 1 to 2 hours, stirring
occasionally. Sprinkle 2 table
spoons unflavored gelatin on H
cup cold water, let soak a few
minutes, and then dissolve it in
2H cups of hot turkey broth. Add
Vi teaspoon salt. Then cool until
slightly thickened.
Combine drained turkey meat,
?A cup canned peas, 6 sliced stuff
ed olives, 1 teaspoon onion juice,
and V4 cup finely chopped celery,
with gelatin mixture. Pour into a
loaf pan and chill until firm. Un
mold and serve on lettuce or oth
er salad greens. '
When Buying A Man's Tie ?
Why do men resent women pick
ing out ties for them? Remember
that you girls don't customarily
wear neckties.
Why can't I buy my husband
something different in ties? That's
the trouble . . . you can. Keep on
reading.
Any advice on colors? Browns
or grays, blue, black, maroon and
green.
What about pattern? Solids,
stripes and small patterns are
safest.
Fabrics, Among the most popu
lar are silk, wool challis and Dac
ron. A problem with Dacron: it
may last forever.
How much should I plan to
spend? At least $1.50 ? $2.90 to
$7.90 for a good tie.
Clean Your Own Car ? Just as a
sparkling clean house is the sym
bol of a good housekeeper a shin
ing clean ear tells tbe world much
tbout lb* owner. And, ifs mow
fun to drive * or that Is bright
and shining from the toy to the
white wall tire*. There are many
products on the market today to
help you do the cleaning Job
yourself ? long laating wax in a
spray can, paste wax, easy-to-use
liquid cleaner and polish, liquid
no-rub car wax, chrome cleaner,
and white wall tire cleaner.
Good Housekeping Hints ? Grate
orange rind into sifted confection
ers sugar and add orange iuice to
I nuke a consistency that win spread
evenly. This is a very popular cake
Icing ? add a pinch of salt and half
stick of butter to a pound box of
sugar.
Your pancakes will not stick and
there will be no smoke or odor if
you make a little salt bag and rub
your pan with it instead of using
grease.
Prevent picture marks on your
walls by sticking a thumb tack en
each corner of the back of the
frame, allowing thumb tacks to ex
tend about one-eighth inch. This
will allow circulation of air be
hind frame and prevent marks.
Keep liquid deters 6nt in a plac
tic squeeze bottle (sold as catsup
containers at dime stores). Use in
economical "squirts" instead of
expensive "glubs."
Same goes for hand lotion. Buy
the best bargain (watch for lc
sales) but pour it into a bottle
with a dispenser pump before let
ting the family at it
After a bottle of catsup, sham
poo or liquid detergent is "empty,"
add a little water and use it once
or twice more!
Frequently make up your beds
with the top hem of sheets at bot
tom of the bed to distribute the
wear.
TRAIN OUT OF FUEL
Springfield, Mo. ? A Frisco Rail
road passenger train stopped 12
miles west of Springfield. An em
barrassed crew told passengers
there was no fuel for the diesel
engines.
The employee responsible for re
fueling failed to do so when the
train arrived in St. Louis more
than an hour late.
Engineer R, Cochran, of Tulsa.
Okla., sent word to Springfield
and a fuel truck answered his dis
tress call.
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