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LEGAL NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
CHEROKfcK COUNTY
The umlerKiened. bavins qualified
as administratrix of l<hc estate of
kenneta liar (tin. dereabed, late uf
Ctoeroltcr County, litis is to notify
afl persous IkavtuK claims Against
said estate to prrsenl litem to Kir
undersigned. at Murphy, North Car
olina, on or before the 18*41 day of
February. 1961. or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of tbeir recovery.
All persons indebted to said et> ate
viU please make immediately pay
ment to the undersigned, at Mur
phy, North Carolina.
This the IS h day of February,
1960. I
Cetia Greene
Administratrix
Box 474
Murphy, N. C.
29-ttc
Lemon Adds Flavor To
Many Delightful Dishes
By KaUh turreat
SEASON AND GAKNISU WITil
LEMON? Home economists tell us
thai lemons have many mealtime
uses. Lemons can add flavor, color
and vtiainin value to mauy foods.
They are a rich source of vita
uiiu C.
lx?-h a little lemon jtact in
fruit juice Hype 'tiers.
Use lemon slices on tomato or
clear soups, or as a garm-sh with
all kinds of fish, steaks or chops.
Lemon {tarnishes ran be decaratcd
with paprika, piimeato. chopped
mint, or parsley.
Cu'. calories by using lmmin but
ter to season cooked vegetables.
Allow one 'ablespoon of lenum
juice for each lablespoou of melted
ljutter. Lemon butter is especially
&ood served over cooked aspara
gus, broccoli, hrudsels sprouts,
green beans, beets, carrots, celery,
aud leafy groeti vegetables.
Thin mayonnaise Willi hnion
juice when nuking cole slaw or
wakkirf salad.
Serve a wedge of lenion with
melons and avocado pears.
Lenwn juice preserves color of
cut, frash fruit aueti as apples, ban
anas, pears, and |>eachcs when
you're preparing salads aud fruit
cupc.
?Use graded 1-niton peel for flavor
ing breads, pk.'s, cakos. cookies,
fri'stinas. sauces, and desserts of
all kinds. Wash the lemons and
grate off only rtie outer colored
peel; this is lite pall thai contains
tlio oils tha'< give flavor.
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In a delightful oM cookbook published in
ago, the di recti obu seem very amusing to the
Her predecessors were admonished to take a
be heavy and fall. She was warned that "it is
all ingredients be heated before
and warmed, currants, sag
batter and eggs beaton to
warm water..
"Sugar should be mPuf with a
weighed?Firkin batter cut to
quick cake, beat whites at too eggs far
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cup Danish Btoo (%eo?
cup chopped California
Corf cake slightly, spread "
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aquainled with one another.
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FAST ACTION
/FROM WANT
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Mrs. Hampton
Hostess
To Circle
Mrs. Marvin Hampton was hos
tess to tlx.' Ruth Bagwell Circle of
ihe First Baptist Church at her
home on Tuesday. March 8 at 7:30
p. m
The meeting opened with prayer
Sy Mrs. Wiley Kinney. Jr.
Mrs. .lames B. Hall, president of
the circle presided over the busi
ness session. .
I
Mrs. Walter Puelt nave a pro
gram on "lis up to you," and Mis.
Kalph Rhcrlcs closed ihe meeting j
u'Uh a special prayor for our revi
val to be held next week.
During the social hour the hos
tess served refreshments to tha :
following: Mrs. Charles Bryant,,:
Mirs. Verlon Jones. Mrs. Wallie 1
W'illiams, Mrs. Kenneth Godfrey,
Mrs. B. J. Fish. Mrs. James B.
Hall, Mrs W>'!ey Kinney, Jr.. Mrs
Ralph Rhodes. Mrs. Gladys Hinton,
Mrs. Walter Puett and one visitor,
Mrs. Hubert Wilson.
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| CATHOLIC INFORMATION
By Rev. Joseph Ueun
The Church and Elections
I
? 'li (Docs the Catholic Church in 4 he Uri'.ed Slates .ake part la
politics? No. The Church as an institution .-toes not. No bishop
S tells his priest how to vote. A priest is not permitted to tell
? his parishioners how to vote, lie ?<? not allowed to endorse or
denounce candidates for public office from his pulpit. Like other
Americans. Catholics enter the poll. rig booths as free ci isens.
? responsible only to their own consciences. and to Almighty God.
| ? 2 ? Are there any tai-.es in receni years when the Catholic Church
: advised people on voting in other coun ries?
One well known case in modern times where the Catholic Church
: did advise people, how to cast their v< :es, exists in Italy. The
5; Church considered it a Chitistian obligation ,o make such a rec
ommendation in this instance. It was in J!Wa. The CummunLst party
had gained control of much ol the political machinery in Italy.
| The Communists had iden.ified themselves as social benefactors
: against the past-war evils. The Chur.h did ceme out and reveal
'( the true nature of those "socvial benefactors" and advised Cath
olios not to vote for Communis s, especially because (hey teach
there is no God, and because they eventually make man the
| slave of the state. The people were still free to vote for 3 or 4
:5 other groups who were no. Communist, and thev did, t hereby
| electing a government that was anti-Cc mnuinist and oro-Amcri
can. This action is what is referred to by some people a.i "Vatican
I? discipline over voters".
Every religious group has this same obligation So advise any
uninformed nrfmbers to rhc true nature f an election, when
such major .issues are at stake, as atheistic Communism, or
|| racist Naziism, or secular Fascism. Pope Puis XII condemned
| Hitler's theory of supremacy of one race over another, and he
js': broke with Mussolini over secular Fascism The bishops in Latin
U America advised against dictators like Pcron and Trujilto when
basic human rights were being violated to an extreme degree.
These majoi moral issues touch so closely upon the cultural
and religious life of people that the Church must exercise some
authority in warning her members ol the exici points involved.
Regarding the American scene: What would a CithoYc president
do il he were confronted by a law of congress that nditates
agains. his conscience? One instance would be a law legaliz
ing abortion. May he, as a Catholic, sign that law? No, but he
may leave it on bis desk for ten days and then it becomes the
law ol the land by authority of Congress. The some conscience
problem would be had by a Quaker in case of war. or a Baptist
in case ol legalizing whiskey sales, or a Methodist in legaliang
gambling.
What is called "Vatican disiplinc over elected officers" can
also I: : called "Mefhadist discipline" or "Quaker discipline4' over
membcrr" because religious consciences are involved in all
these eases.
Separation of Chirred and state is a sacred principle among
all religious groups in the United S.ates, But it must not be
carried to such an extreme that we shall have in America a
separation of God and state.
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