Seven Paths Mi. and Mrs. Leonard Orders and children of Ashe ville spent Thanksgiving holi days with Mr. and Mrs. Ruf fin Wheeler and family. Mrs. Ruffin Collie and son, Arthur, were in Richmond, Va. a few days with Miss Clara Collie and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Gas line and Miss Delores Gasiine of Long Island, N. Y. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams, Connie and Dianne. Mr. Ernie Mizelle of Cole rin and Chowan visited in the community during the Thanksgiving season. Mrs. Elsie Gay and Jenny with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strickland and Gregg of Rocky Mount motored to Newport News, Va. and had Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Matthews and family. They were" joined by other friends and relatives in cluding Rex and Millard Gay, sons of Mrs. Gay. Visiting Mr. E. B. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene rfsher and Carolyn during the holi day weekend were Mr. Grady Fisher of Nashville, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Edwards of Jack sonville, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Moore of Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Driver of New Hope, Mrs. Rachel Brown and Charles of Enfield, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Pittman and Lisa of Whitakers, Mr. and Mrs. David Fisher and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fisher of Rocky Mount, Mrs. Joseph A. Perry and Mrs. Howard Car den. . Mr. ahd Mrs. Warren Cram mer of Williamsburg, Va. are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moore. Mrs. Emma Moore had her' two daughters and their fami . food news & cues from famous test kitchens Cookie Cones For Christmas Ice cream cones are a year 'round favorite, ijnd Lacey Christ mas Cones are si^re to be popular during th? Christmas season. { Delicate and tender, but ever so good, these'cookie cones should < be labeled, "fragile, handle with care." Lace cookies, molded 1 while still warm to form crunchy cones, boast the good nut like flavor of oats, while candied fruit in the ice cream filling adds holiday gaiety. * * LACEY CHRISTMAS CONKS Makes 6 dozen cones ice cream t illing} :< pints vanilla ice cream, softened l'/2 cups chopped mixed candied fruit Cookie Cones: Z2 cup hutter or margarine % cup firmly packed brown sugar : tablespo< 'II- purpose flour ?/4 teaspoon sail 3> teaspoon cinnamon 2 tablespoons milk . teaspoon almond extract 1'4 cups quick or old fash ioned oats, uncooked For filling, combine softened ice cream and candied fruit. Pour into 8 inch square-baking pan. Freeze until firm. For cookie cones, heat oven to moderate <350?F.>. Beat butter and sugar together until creamy. Add flour, salt,1 cinnamon, milk and almond extract; beat well. Stir in oats. Drop by level teaspoonfuls about 2 inches apart onto ungreased cookie sheets. (For easier handling during shaping, bake cookies a few at a .time.) Bake in preheated oven <350?F.) 6 to 8 minujtes Cool about 2 minutes Quickly remove from cookie sheets with wide spat- 1 ula. As each cookie is removed, roll around handle of a wooden spoon or around a paper cone to form a cone. Cool. To serve, fill cones with ice cream Ailing. t lies from Louisbutg and Rocky Mount to visit during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Moore went to Rocky Mount Sun day afternoon to visit rela tives. Patronize TIMES Adv. STEWARTS Jewelers M*rs? WATCHES By BULOVA $10.95 up SEE OUR WATCHES WE GUARANTEE FOR LIFE IF YOU DROP AND BREAK STAFF OR JEWELS (Repaired At No Charge If Either Happens) A WATCH GUARANTEED BY US IF WATER GETS INSIDE NO ONE IN TOWN WILL DARE GUARANTEE . - A WATCH LIKE US. MOTHERS RING Yes, We Have 2 Styles In Stock, Made To Order For Delivery NO NEED TO ORDER BY CATALOG CDCC MONOGRAMS ON OUR riVCt BRITISH STERLING COLOGNES All Our Rings Sized FREE Liberal Discounts On Diamond Watches, Necklaces Diamond Ring Sets, Competitive To Wholesale And Discount Prices ALL OUR ENGRAVABLE MDSE.ENGRAVED </2 PRICE! SEE US FIRST AND SAVE OUR CUSTOMERS COME FIRST! STEWART'S lAiAfAliir'e 117 NORTH MAIN ST JGWGICI 5 NEXT TO POPES DEPT. STORE for the RECLINERS MAKE A WONDERFUL GIFT. SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF STYLES & COVERS MAPLE, MAHOGANY, BLACK I GREEN BOSTON *oq qc ROCKER HEAVY DUTY COSCO CARD TABLE SETS STEEL & PLASTIC $29.95 We Have A Beautiful Selection i Of Lamps In Stock! smwl Vk" UTILITY POWER SAW 27 it Calibrated depth and b*vel adjustments, 7'?" combination blade. 4400 R.P.M. COMPLETE LINE OF CORNING WARE r mm? ? Complete Line Of Revere Ware FILL YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST WITH IN OUR GIFT CORNER YOU'LL FIND THE LAR6EST VARIETY OF GIFTS fc ACCESSORIES TO BE FOUNO ANYWHERE-FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. PEWTER FROM HOLLAND BRASS WARE FROM INDIA & ENGLAND COPPER FROM EGYPT ?. ENGLAND WOODENWARE FROM HAWAII GLASSWARE FROM SWEDEN & ENGLAND STAINLESS STEELWARE FROM JAPAN LEATHER GOODS FROM ITALY m * Giant Discount Specials 3 SAVE , As Much Ast 40% On Toys 1 gUGGAGE, 1 . . . perfect for Christmas ! : American Tourister An experienced and famous ? , traveler 9 X 12 OVAL ' BRAIDED RUG 1 29.95 Carpet Sale NEW SAMPLES - MANY NEW COLORS AND PATTERNS AT REDUCED PRICES NOW'S THE TIME TO DRESS UP YOUR HOME AT BUDGET PRICES FIRST QUALITY SPECIALS V 501 NYLON SCULPTURED PATTERN 501 NYLON DEEP SCULPTURED PATTERN RANDOM SHEARED ACRILAN REG. SALE ,,, 5?? SO. YD. 8 50 ft?? VSO^ YD ? SO. YD.] H.C. TAYLOR Housewares ? Plumbing ft Electric Supplies! - Heaters ? Farm Supplies ? Sporting Goods ? Rugs - Giftwares ? Furniture ? Draperies - Af.vthing For The Farm & Home. Phone GY 6-3423 East Nash SLeet Louisburg, N. C. H.C. TAYLOR ? HARDWARE I I^utlrtiTun

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