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Have you noticed the beautiful afterglow
At the close of a dear, cool day?
Just after the golden sun goes down
Across the tranquil Bay.
I’ve watched it many evenings,
Wishing for time to stand still
Marveling at the shades of night
: Painted by the Master’s skill.
So, please take just a few exta minutes
At the end of your busy day,
Go where you can watch the sunset
Across the peaceful Bay.
: Truly, the gorgeous sun
sets across Edenton Bay
will make you almost hold
your breath at their beau
ty. How lucky te be able
to see these paintings by
God.
Several weeks ago we
saw the beautiful colors of
autumn in the mountains.
This past weekend we
went to Wilmington and
there, too, all along the
highways, especially as far
as New Bern, we saw the
fiery red of the dogwood
trees, the yellow maple and
the russet leaves of many
other trees and bushes, all
together making just as
lovely a scene as those in
the hills. : ,
By the way, don’t for
: get that once again it’s
time to get your bird feed
:• ing stations in order and
'•filled with wild bird seed,
suet, peanut butter, etc.
You’ll be rewarded with
daily visits from many
different kinds of birds
from sparrows to orioles.
Right now the birds are
migrating south, so you
can expect a varied assort
ment of beautiful birds
visiting your feeding sta
tions.
Let me give you this
wonderful tip, as to where
you can get delicious
rhome baked pies, cakes,
cookies and bread, not to
mention other home cooked
tbddi’ which' will help you
%i your busy days ahead.
-The ladies of the Edenton
Chapter of the Eastern
Star will have a small
curb market each week on
Friday or Saturday, in the
vacant building next to the
Western Auto Store. Cakes
NOT MADE WITH
MIXES, but made the old
fashioned way from
“scratch” will be featured,
.'as well as other home
made goodies. This week
the market will be held on
Friday and each week
hereafter I will give the
:day of the sale for that
week. Once you get a
sample of this home cook
ed food, I’m sure you’ll be
'back for more.
This week we say good
bye to our faithful librar
ian, Mrs. Marion Robert
son. Mrs, Robertson, who
has been our librarian for
eight years, has retired
>nd will return to her
home in East Aurora, N. Y.
I’m sure that many of us
will miss her, as her
friendly smile and willing
ness to help made one
feel a special welcome at
the library.
I’ve just read an article
Notice To Administrators,
Executors and Guardians!
The law requires an ANNUAL
ACCOUNT to be made each
year and an INVENTORY to be
filed within 90 days after quali
fying. If your Annual Account,
Inventory or Final Account are
past due, we respectfully urge
that you file same at once, as
we are required to report all
such cases to the Grand Jury,
which will convene at the De
cember term of Chowan County
Superior Court, November 27th.
YOUR COOPERATION WILI oE
VERY MUCH APPRECIATED!
LENA M. LEARY
Clerk of Superior Court
BROAD STREET
BULLETIN
-by-
Kate
on hints for the well
dressed man—so will pass
some along to any of you
men who just might read
this column. Since it is
“right” in France for a
man to tuck his napkin
under his chin, but frown
ed upon here you still
might come out better—at
least you’ll have the clean
est tie in town. Your feet
will stay warmer if you
will put light weight in
nersoles in your shoes, as
insulation against cold
pavements. Knitted sport
shirts are in high style,
but certain obese men
would look better in the
cut-and-sewn kind. Men
swear by knee - length
socks. They give more
support, warmth and better
appearance.
Mrs. Jackie Nixon of
Route 3 recently sent me
a bulletin issued by Mrs.
John D. Robinson, na
tional Democratic Commit
teewoman. This bulletin
contains recipes for birth
day cakes used by many
famous ladies. Since Mrs.
Lyndon Johnson is now our
“First Lady,” I will give
you her favorite recipe for
Lemon Cake:
IV* cups sugar.
% cup butter.
8 egg yolks.
IVi cups sifted cake
flour.
3 tsp. baking powder.
V* tsp. salt.
% cup milk.
1 tsp. vanilla.
1 tsp. lemon juice.
1 tsp. grated lemon rind.
Sift sugar. Beat butter
until soft, and add sugar
gradually and blend until
creamy. Beat egg yolks
separately until light and
lemon colored, then add to
butter mixture. Sift flour,
baking powder and salt,
three times, then add to
butter mixture, alternately
with \ cup milk. Add
and beat for two minutes,
vanilla, lemon juice and
rind. Bake in nine-inon
greased layer pan in 375
degree oven for 20 min
utes. Spread with follow
ing icing: Blend 2 cups
confectioners’ sugar, V* cup
soft butter. Beat ii* grated
rind and juice of one lem
on and one or more tsps.
cream. (Thanks, heaps,
Mrs. Nixon).
Sign in Health Club: We
make young Colts out of
old 45’s.
A Helpful Hint
Bread and wine baskets
will last longer and be
come less brittle if you
give them regular wet
tings under the faucet.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER », 19«7.
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