iai Notes
l«. r^K GOINS HOSTESS
ro wiinmiA bridge club
Kn. c*m Gwu>it w«» *1 Jitesn tn
WUMHc Bri1,'0 Club Mon*
autfinifr-^ll floirrtr* war*
|»i*d tfi pWifuilon. Five tables
vtm #6r *ue*ts who
[nJo)re#'ttft efenint to tho
tst. Mttd' eounc, 1cm. ciiks, ciin-
■y imd’flttti we« «erv«d. Rig’s-
Mt cItA prir* wii preeerited to
Pearl Cordlce. Second to
irs. CIHi« Scarborough. Mrs.
Jemlcf /oae'i prl*e.
MrnitDm pr«setlt - #ere: Ida
leOoTt ^Mie Weh, Betsey MlUs.
i*earl "dordke, Clydia S«arb«>>
f'ougli, DaviA Mary Shepard,
stt^'WlllfaHui, Mamie Spauld-
It. fMH>P« Watkin'f, Sallle mil
led, Auchanan, Maude Ik)-
(wt Blv«ra.
TW^funta present were; Sa-
lie Cl^htmas, Mabel Davis, Em^-*
|ther( Bemice Jon%s| Butb
S«ta 9mitli.
Hope.
AttMtHag C«Bf*reiice
Mrs. Alice Brifgs and her two
children, Dorotlgr and Samuel
«>>• •ttendins a. caafereiica
of the Free Will ‘Baptiat Churek
at Raefbrd. ITiey will r*ta»*n lo
Durham on StindkSr efettlnf.
AtteadUll CMfereace
• ^
Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Cox p
Sitnmona St left the city Wed
nesday morn fng* for Ra«ford to
attend the Conference of the
Free WiH Bafrtiist Church. Be^
Cox ifr Paator of the Oak Grove
Free Will tBaptirt Church located
on Colfax Sti«et
VbitlBf PavMte
MHy 'Haael Edward*, co-ed of
West yiri^nia Sta^ Collef^ Is
visiting her parenta. Prof. and
M^ G. A. Sdwards ot Fayetto-
viHe Street.
I» City Par Holidayi
Mi4r Geneva Torrence, who i.i
iB«flber of the faculty of the
oathl^ nnea High School nrlU
ntank^gtving with » her
nothA Mrs, Tk>rrence of Fay
tttavflib Stmt.
Vkits Qnnidaiothw
Ml'ft' (Jleo Russell of 411 Pine
i^left the city on Wedne*-
ky m ipend the holiday w|th
sr gtodmothw at WayneaviUe.
R«v. Hfiv*
P*«a4 Witk
Party
SarpriM
Uhe members of Mt, Calvery
Christian Church honored their
pa tor, Jlev. U, B. >H!ggs witfi a
aurprkw party at his home. 604
Branch Place on Staturday' eve
ning, Nov. 20.
The guests were memdbe^ and
friends of the church, who enjoy,
ed a delicious c^u^ of sand-'
“wlAe7\ Tee creanT and cake.
Rev. Higggs was presented with
a handsome pUrse which was
hijihly apreclated, iby him.
P^fkMomiS
V»lv«te«n
Ensembl#
4n «m3^M
tliat ••fwMa ef
•natcMng valel aa
«mII as awH arint
witti smaU
wKHa aelk# 4«tfe>
•imI mUn bleutSk
is 4«v^«|w4 I*
1
Planning The Big
By Awit Italkia
Ov«ir tli« kilb »b4 ikrvmgk
tkm
•■•w—"
N»w Grandat»tk«r’t aap I
Hvrrak far tka fiia—4* tka pwl*
a«i«»iiar
Hurvak for tka panvUa pial
We’^e always thought Uiat thn
title venw—which is certainly in
the rfrperforie of every weU-
brougkt lip Atnerleaa—holds •
yery riijht and proper attitutta
toward TJ»ank.'^vlng. The. Jour
ney la pleasant and exciting—
Grandmother herMlf is all ri|H>^
and there’tl going to Im a loit of
fun—t>ut it’s Uie dinner, ah, that
tinner, that is the real center oT
of the stage!
Thaakaflviag Briag* Oat Tka
Batrlc Caak*.
There’s something Inspiration
al to us all about TbiM>k«gfyinf
I dinner. Mediocre aeoks turn,
I most ovemifbt, into ebafp n| th«
, 'irst water, and » gaoit^aaok P(MN
I ori^ miracles) of ^ifonomfaid*
until the very air from th# kit-
chon Itself will drive a honpT
man mad. Tfianksgiving dinner
juat slmply^MUST NOT FAILi
lightly (Mlad papar.
For ttie remainder of your
dimiar, it Is wtoe to have some
thing Just a touch unexpected—
an toud favorite fixed in a new
l%itts your dlnnS will Bave
that “dKferent'' feeling that will
make it one to be long
barad. Here ate iome rectp?^
that arc untwual, bat ea«y to
pr#^ra, and will weW-wHh
your JBhankagivIng feast,
Bfaclali- aa Gratia.
1 cup grated I l-t tajjleipconf
American cheese flour
I 1>2 clapa raflk Salt A peppt^r
1 1-2 tablmpoon'^
battar
Boll tha fcroceoti iii ssalted i
watar bi an nncovered kettl» un-
tfl taadar. Drain and '^ace in a
Ottered *\alrin||; dish. Sprinkle
with chatM. Make a white sKU«e
of the milk, buttar, flour, anf ’
BEflury.^Romf)n(E
SPONSONI ( t •
*lARIEI;Sf (Ml s( Art .'s.
f**# Larw(|>« t«Mtr 9ft
iiw MmficfwHif li
tmmtmy wtmwa’t mtm^ kwetf,
t*» fHnlH ft Hlii r«MW«S
rn.%1 I'KSIKT CHAP: IHAPFKD SKIN
iid MiWpi^lemiaae iaw Uttla dlfffralty, ikoao
|"“ wBoae skin has a iend«wy lo
dry slH>atd pay pantc«dar atientlwa
to tha use of creai;ia
F*roBi and nu nmni
Khai.lV# «r IHI* lime M to'
.uti of M wouMB's tfforts
t) Hhle\e t,drills aiid flaa'tta-
liietl cgmpl«*iltin. And one of I heir
itnmgMf Hlliei in the rrtnaplracy Is
;Uv liut and ot artt-
flifiiiry rooms- "
Most of'Uf «pend fhe greater part
>l Qur time Indoors‘during tha win-
cer. Because iiHlGcial beat tends to
bake out the molstura of the air,
.lur skin sufferf. The dry aiiuoS'
>i|2«re saps the oatural oils of tbe
fuce and hands. To avoid this con
dition, room tmpet^tturaa should ba
k^pt between TO and .75. d^rees
fahrenhelf, and at leatt one window
^hl)llld b« kept partial); open to per
iiiit the circulation of fresh air.
(iMven't fou noticed tbe atidl^ odor
of tnnn; bouses wben you go In
from out of doon?
It Is also good to keep a p.*'i of
irntef In tbe room to maintain prop-
seaaai^^K)^. Psor over 4>r3ccoHr-d* WtnWtty. Wlntw air la nafi]^
•s^ bake until cheese meHa.
CkaStiiwta wiA Sprania
Drop t>nismls sprouts in cold
water for ten or 14 minutes ba^
fore cooking. Cool in salted
boiling water In uncovered pan-
nil? not as bumid aa summer air,
HOd when tbe stork or raiHator has
lifted It, there Is not enough'moia>
toe either b»ltb aa aoai aattng bakita.
Suggestions
The W
V Menu
For
Oa Tka Skk Ust ~
ThMa on tha sick list Me:
JEJva ^tterson, Naomi
9Uike"; Mefldamea Dorsey WU-
lliams,'* Margaret 9L Shearin.
|Mtea^ Green, '^arlbtte Wilson
id
lessi^ John H. Wheeler, John
|A. Sjhtflding, Sam Walden and
Wkoey. “
¥bll4 Tima* Offlea >
itegtetey HflWlflffj
of iB^^klyn, N; Y. visited the
Daroilia Timec office on Tuei-
day. fiawkins is visitinsr 1%
lunaldi J, O. Toney in Spring
Wko't It Clak Has Gala Affair
The Who’t It Club entertain
ed it’s many Mendti at the Al*
e^nquin CSi* House on Friday
n*iAt NovemberTfce^^ab
consists oi^ popular co-eds witn
G(>or«'e Touncr ^ Praaidant.
The guesti^ declared a' gay
evening wafl spent.
-1:-
By Aunt Rutkie
Vlilta Timas Ofjiem
J. A. ie^ra, noted bUtolriati
visited tlte Carolina Timea office
on Saturday. Mr. Roigera will
speak at White Rock Baptist
Church on Sunday morning.
FRIDAY
Breakfast
OrSnp^Tuice SaUMge Cri^
Biscuits Coffee Milk
Lonchami • —
Baked Mackerel' White potafoes
tmttered Spinach Bread
Sliced Pineapple Cookies
Coffee Tea
Spinach
Ic« Cream
Hot Cocoa
Toast
Rolls
Milk
Bacon
To that end, we*re giving here 20 mlniftes. Then combin#.
Dinner
a I Theatre
DURHAM, N. C.
James dagney
r —IN—
Hfs I atest Piclnre
“G - MEN”
UNCLE SAM’S WAR ON GANGSTERS ~^7
Tues. » Wed.
Andy Kirk
> , AND
Clouds Of
ScaHoped potatoes with pork _
Chops Beet Salad
Broccili Rolls Plain Cake
Coffee Milk
SATURDAY
Pineapple Juice Egg;)' Ham
Jelly Toast Coffee Milk
I^unchaon
Vegetaibles S(^up Baked Spare
ribs Mashed Potatoes
Collard Greens Com Bread
Apple Sauce Cookies Tea
^ Milk
Supper
Boiled Pig Feet Potatoe Salad
Saltine Crackers Coffee MHk
SUNDAY
Breakfaiit
Grapefruit Firied Chicken witb
Gravy Grit'i Hot Rolls Butt.tT
Coffee Milk
Dinnar
Fruit Cocktail Roast Pork h
^'irowned Potatoes Apple Sauce
JAZZBO jOMiiS"~^
Carrots
Plain Cake
Coffee
Swppak
Owlet
Orange Marmalade
SCALLOPED POtATOIS WITH
PORK CHOPS
4 or >6 Medium Sized Potatoes
1 Medium Sized Onion
Flour, S*lt. 4*epper
2 to 3 cups milk, 4 -pork eho;>s
f^rgs. Crumbs
Slice potatoes and onions thin,
arran^ In layers In buttered^
baking dish. Sprinkle each layer i
wiht flotor. aalt and pepper and- i
dot with butter. Add milk to
cover. Season pork chops witir
with salt and pepper; dredge
with flour, dip in lieaten egg,
and roll in fine dry ctumbs.
Brown chops' In fat in hot frying
pan. place meat on top of po
tatoes and bake In a slow oven;
30|£k>F., for arbout an hour or nn-
tn meat arid potatoes are tender.
here ^me hints that we’ve pick
ed up in ^tting tog#her #.|rood
number of Thanksgiving dinnfni,
—that will ht'lp all toward that
plc^nt feeling of stufAd suflR^f^ ctip sugar
ciency that should pyer fhe
^n)ily Just about § Hlintttcii fuftei-
the pudding,
Aftar tfc# Tarkay, Tk«n Wliat7
Of course, youll have tuikey.
And if you’ll rememjber thess i.tt-
egestions, we’ll guarantee that it
wili fee the golden-broWn. thoiv
oughly cooked, wonder Wrd that
everyib^ expects.
Allow 3-4 or 1 Ib. of, turkey to
each person, depending cm
her you buy it with feet, ftathei^
etc. on or ofif. Tell tlie'buUlier
not to chop off wing tips, but tO
with boiled ehestmita and .^immer
for 10 minutes more. Season with
({rowned butter,
Craakarry Pia ^ >
1 Mleqpgc4
cup water Cemetti^
? cuj>r 1 tablesp.
ffvpr cranberricf
Boll tc^ther the sugar and
th4 oup of water 5 mlnute»,i add
tha cleaned eranberries and 'ebck
unUl all have popped their jac-,
katr. Kh tha meantime, make a.
ot comatarcb and \^ter,
add carefully to I the belies,
stirring steadily, Mj^^^is filling
irttg • b«k«d^ crackcr
crust, Mid baka mudevatc
oven for twe»ty rtiwrtiS^
Cidar I^ra1^i^a^'
ft*ri. If you don't belleva that, keep
,0 pot of flowers lb a h^ dry room
; Mid notice how anhealthy It appears
after a few daya Then Intrododl
Q]^sture into the atmoapbere, per
mit fresh air to enter and obawva
DOW quickly tbe flower ImptoveaL
Chapped bands and faca ra^t
(row a dry sklo and sudden tam-
pei'atvire changM. We irtt In g hot
room all day, the akla wlfSerlBt. like a cemeaf tidewalkt
sod then rush out Into winter air.
TM result la a rougliiiiM adrflice
tod tbe end of the tbft Mttura wt
eultared all stUBmar. '
WhTO pwatHw wg> ooiWi|g> oOy
Spmd a iMa
layer of cream oter yoar Ibea
hands before golag nut Me wUttty
wldte. and at nlgja um m UMa i»-
brintlng creaai or etce oll«v ott tf
tta« coedltldn la arrera. If yg« don’t
ua« ilpatlck as a rala. fan e»a pf»
tect tka llpa by aslng cotortcas 1^
pomada wblrti caa b«» purchassd at
your drag, store.
Winter, of coum, la aa escvaa*
to let dirt accqmoJate, bat tt la arr-
eitfacleaa true that snnp ean ba M
enemy as well as » friead. To®
much soap, dilea onT tha skla, aad
abould be used spariagly dDrio| -tka
cold raoaiba Once a day Is aaoogb
foa aoBM penoii^ aotk aceijuna
should ba extremely careful u> itMSa
off all trsc* of aoap after waaMsg.
It mlgbt b« wlaa for you to mrotd
tka alkaline soaps and ihrltcb to
thoae wttk an on basa.
And now a word about foods;
When Mother Earth abe^ sammar
variure, many of os laaa our good
ea^ to get, so we turn to mtafs asd
pastriea tfo good can coma of thl%
for bealdes the effect on the ganeral
iiealtli, the akin aa well, reflKta tha
Improper diet
Beauty Is tAiIy aUn deep, bttt saw
tha aurfata aad you aava all. Tha
young man yoa o»t laat sight pn*-
ably Ukea your turaed noae, bat
not neariy so muek If your sMn tt
Next tlma: a word ta tha woaiaa
whoaa Ufa begins «t forty.
, A. iCBoUider: My contest fr^r beau
ty biota eloaea November aa Hav^*
ypa rrItWglFeBrrefttrT >
Washitigton Hi
Homecomin
Py Klara L. Batrtaa
chop the feet off clearly and 1 C“P augar .. }.-Ojap watnr
. sharply, 1 “I 3 1-2 cupe sweet cider
Although some~peop7e^^rafeK| ""J caa' Na. f pineapple Juice
^faiim to pi alar, tka of Jaiaa 4i § tamdns—Mint Chorrie
BERNICE CALVIN WINS HIGH
SCHCNLARSHIP HONORS |
Continaed from page tkraa i
nice, who wa» skipped several 1
timefi In public school, and enter-
ed Junior high school rapid ad
vancement classes at the age of
a tom turkey, impartJal judger^
have repeatedly asaured us that
there is po preceptible ditferenca
in flavor' or ten-.lemtss.
Allow one cup of stuffing to
every podnd of turkey. Baste
vour turkey securely. Roast yOOr
bird at Q temperature of 3W)o.
Here ist caoflvenient time ta^le
for that process:
7 Sbs.—3 hours 18 Iba—S hoOrs
lbs—3 3-4 hour 22 >bs 5 1-2
A turkey will roast as well in
d covered or uncovered pan, al
though if you use an uncovered
the bird with a sort of tent of
s*enior high school. Her average
it &0, and above. She also won
a sfcholarship at the New York
t School of Music and Art last
Septepjber and is pursuing ad-
9; has kept her pace to the pre-_|
sent, where she is a Junior in ®”®
1 vanced piano studies there.
itvia a good plan to cover
Coctt sugar and water togeth
er 10 mlMuteE) copl, add liult
Juke*, and cherries, and cider.
Freese in mechanical refrigera
tor. 'Remove from tray and whip
ta a mush with a rotary beater.
Serve in shetl>et glairs.
A' a plasant variation te time^
tested mince pie, add 1 cup of
muscattl wine to evejar two cups
of minee meat. This gpves a de
lightful, tangy flavor.
NEW YORK—From corpse lo
jail cell in one short Jump is the
story of Chief Craig. It • was e-
nac^ TueMiay.
Cr^ was (found, apparerilty
dead, beside the highway. Offi
cers gathered ^side the body
and were preparing to hold ane
inqtt^ when Craig sat up. »-
ro6ndf and'taftded in jail for be-
drank. ^—
i “Washington High’s Homeco
ming Proved Very Interesting
Fete, although^ their tcaiu"" Sid
get beat.’’
Frtday Novemiber 19 was Was^
hington High Schol’s Homecjm-
ing which was an interesting
pro?:ram, because, first of all,
^heir team 4)Aayed a very tough
bunch of gridders, the Hillside
■^drncti, who have lost only orie
■fame this football season.
Washington High started their
day with a parade that proved
to be very outstanding. The line
of march was as foHowa: 1. Ame
rican Legion Band; 2. Lifccrty
Clui); 3. Girl Scoufc>; 4. French
Clufc; 5. Girl Rtserves; 6. Fresli-
men; 7. Debating Clti>; 8. Boy
Scouts; 9. Social Studies Club;
10. Sophomores; 11. Hi-Y; 12;*
Home fic. Clwb; 13. Oee Cluh;|
14. Juniors; 16. Crown and Scep
ter; 16. I^tirol; 1.7. Varsity (!lnb;
18. ' Seniors; W. Miffi Washbig-
ton High; 20. Chter leaders; Si.
H. H. S. Arthurian Club; 22.
Hillside Higfc School V. N; V.
Cteb^ 23. Miss Hillside High;’24.
Alunni P. T. A.; 2&. Wastdag-
ton Elementary Float; 28. W«aH-^
ingtd^ Grades; 27. Lucille Hon-
ter hoat; 28. tucOle Hunt-n-
Grade?; 29. Croslby S^hOof] 3H.^
Obtrtin—■Schoon—SOT Businiss"
Business Floats.
The parade 4>egan at the Me-
morial Auditorium and marched
up Fayetteville Street _ by the
Capitol and to Shaw Univera
Alumni field to the game ^
J. N. Mills
M. D.
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