THE BEAUFORT NEWS THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1932
fA6 SEVEM
(( M. Carrawi
)j Mr. Hern
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Items for tnia column should reach the News office each Tn-.rf..
If yonr community U net represented write ui for instruction
end supplies.
f iSnJareto'a visited at the home of Mr.
)) and Hr,. H. B. Salter last week.
Mrs. C. S. Nelson spenta few days
a-t week with her dauehter Mrs. H.
ay.
man larrawav returned
ome on Fridav nftpr a
v.'eek in New Bern.
Mrs. Mary E. Ball returned to Har
lowe Sunday after vistiing Mrs. D.
M. Salter for ten days.
Mis3 Annie Mclntyre and Miss
Mildred Salter entertainer! their
house gue;t3 jointly at a beach par
ty at Atlantic Beach on Monday.
uuring the afternoon a trio to the
PELETIER
Mr. Chester Morse and son, Ber-
RUSSELL'S CREEK
is visiting Miss Geraldine Lewis.
! The reaular monthly meeting of
!the Ladies Missionary Society was
The Lea?ue of the Free Will Bap- i held a: Tuttle's Grove church last
:ist church motored to Holly Springs j Tuesday night. The main object of
Sunday afternoon to the convention, j this meeting was to draw the- lucky
Morehead City received the banner ; ticket for the yo-yo bed spread which
for havine the largest attendance.
Morehead City had thirty six mem
bers present and Russell's Creek had
thirty four. Every one who went en
joyed the trip.
Little Mr. Charles Morton, who
has been terribly sick for some time
with typhoid fever is greatly improv
the society made to raise money for
thee hureh. A lady in New Bern got
the spread.
Miss Blanche Dudley is quite sick
at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith of Bach
elor spent Saturday night with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Eubanks.
Mrs. H. T. Dudley and daughter
ed, that there are now 1.500 or more
unemployed persons in Craven coun
ty and that much relief work will be
necessary here during the fall and
winter. More than ever before-, new
persons are appealing for relief aid
and food here, it is reported.
GALES CREEK
We all feel very glad and thank-
na
ed. He can now walk with some one
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries and surft0 help him. He is now spending ajLois spent the week end at Otway
bathing were enjoyed after whichiwmle wfth ms aunt, Mrs. Sudie Car-'with her mother Mrs. Lawrence.
supper was served to the followin- mack- We are a11 s"l-d t0 now "e 13 Mrs. A. J. Grady and children have
Misses Elsie Tillman Sarah Rrf .improving.
Sarah Daniel, Panthea Bovd. Annie I Mr- and Mrs- sheP Willis of More
returned to their home in New Bern
after vistiing with her parents Mr,
CORE CREEK
Mr. William Dudley who has been
. . V r o " " :-i f aiuci, xallLIieil DOYCL Annie r
rd were visitors m New Bern at-;fi that we were blessed with some Mclntyre. Mildred Salt m..-. head City were the guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Griff Dudley,
urday. nines howers of rain. The crops were! Roy Crews. Ebhip B.. r. i Mrs. C. G. Cuthrell Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Fodrie and
Mr. Murry Benboro and family of amost perished but we think we will1 Rogers and Joe Mclntvre ' Mr. and Mr3. W. W. Russell spent son, and Mrs. Ferbie Fodrie attend-
Oak Ridge entertained a numoer or make 80me corn and peanut3 alVfj the ! Mr. Joe Mclntyre returned ot New
their friends at the Breezy Point potatoes will yet do good. I York on Tuesday after spending a
Lodge last week. ! Mr. Elmer Garner, Mr. C. M. month with his grand parents Rev
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Meadows vis- sharpe who live in this community and Mrs. J. M. Carraway.
ited Mr?. Meadow's parents, Mr. and , jght near neighbors have been miss-: Rev. B. H. Brandenburg Mr Cobb
Mrs. C. T. Jarvis at Straits during inj? their chickens and they could and Miss Mae Brandenburg spent
the week end. not get up with the thief till right Tuesday at Mrs. D. M. Salter's.
Quite a number of the boys and recently they yfound what it was by Miss Elva Salter is ' visiting' Mr.
girls of the community enjoyed a chasing it with dogs. They found it to ! and Mrs. C. N. Nelson in Bridgeton!
fish fry at Mr. Chester Morse's Sat- be a big wild cat. He had also made! Honoring her house guests Miss
urday night. ! a raid on Mr. J. H. Lewis' turkeys 1 Mildred iSalter entertained a' num-
Messrs. Wade and Glen Marshal and killed 24 in one night. We think ber of her friends at bridge and rook
of Colfax and several of their friends there is more than one wild cat. I Tuesday evening. After four progres
spent several days of last week at The F. W. B. Union of Carteret ' sions, high score bridge prize, a deck
Meadows' camp. County convened at Holly Springs on of cards, went to Miss Panthea Boyd
Messrs. Earl Morton and Jim Lil- July the 30th and we are glad to of Henderson and high score rook
lington of Swansboro were visitors know fine delegations from Sound prize, a deck of rook cards, to Mrs.
here Saturday night. View attended the meeting and we ! Mary Montgomery of Washington, D.
Misses Kitty and Georgia Meadows are more than glad to say that Eld- C., Consolations went to Mrs. W. I.
visited at Harkers Island, Morehead er J. C. Griffin and Mr. Prescott who i Loftin and Mr. Jack Longest of Beau
City and Straits during the week are not members of this union paid!fr'
end. jus a very timely visit. Mr. Griffin was 1
. iacconmanied bv three of her sons who i Later on in the evening ice cream
I FNOXVILLE I rendered us some very good music. Iand cake were served- Thi3 present
biiiiviui on Snnilav ovMiin w at , 'were: Misses Sarah and Panthea
,.,irf Slln(1av!regular prayer meeting we had a 1 oyd of Henderson Sarah Daniel of
b 7"'- ""7,1 great surprise when our dear old pas-!' remonl' lmman 01 nston,
night here enroute to Genville , t Hill 1 of Beaufort, Annie
iuuiiityre, luuureu waiter, mesaames
Saturday evening in Beaufort shop- ed the union meeting at Arapahoe,
ping. ' Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lovic and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pake and
children of Cincinnati, Ohio., arriv- children of Betty visited Mr. and
ed Sunday to spend some time with Mrs. E. G. Campen Sunday night.
Mrs. Lovic s parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
Skinner.
Mrs. B. H. Russell, Mr. Herbert
Jackson and Mr. I. W. Russell spent
some time in Beaufort Saturday. j
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Potter of Er- spending some time in our communi-
nul spent Sunday with Mrs. Potter's ty, visiting relatives and friends left
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Skinner. Saturday to join his family at Au-
Mr. and Mrs. George Russell and rora.
son spent Thursday with Mr. and; Mrs. Bertha Chestnut of Raleigh
Mrs. W. J. Dail on North River. spent a few days with Mrs. G. C.
Mr. J. J. Skinner who- has been , Langdale.
sick for some time is improved at; Mr. Randolph Gooding left Fri
htis writing. We are all glad to know, day for Florida after a short visit
Miss Katie Russell returned home with his mother, Mrs. Kate E. Good-
after spending a while with her cous- ing.
in, Miss Mildred Johnson of Beau-' Mrs. G. W. Dudley is spending a
Mary Montgomery, Washintgon, D
C, Helen Alexander of Charlotte,
Major Hall and W. I. Loftin of Beau.
fort. Messrs. Roy Crews and Ebbie
Bowman of Colfax, Charles Mason
and Abner Montgomery of Washing-
urnea nome ouuu.,. , , . , . . . . .
Misses Lucilleand tula uooawin - .
VENOLIA
wnere sne is uu.e..u. nno nf . . nn, . . t- 9ormnn.
at E. C. T C after P e We all enjoyed it so much. He preach
week end at home with her mother,, fn)m un hay
Mrs. Sophia Lupton. fvjen't told you his name, it was our
Mr. Harvey Darnels spent the dear lder D B Garner who fn Qne
week end at Southport with friends. community and now
Miss Sh rla Pake who has been vis- . . . 4 . , ' , .
7 . i t ....... 1 e is Koii's vu move uauiv wo uia uiu i . "
iting relates at Lola for several haveton, D C. George Rogers of Graham
weeks returned nome oununy
Misses LUCiueana u. -''"-lhe gets back
who have been visiting relatives at, 6
Roe for several days returned home .
Sunday. They were accompanied by
their cousin aiiss juauw uyw "-i
Roe who will visit them for somej Mr c Gould while selling water
time, melons in Morehead City recently was
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pittman and bit by a German Police dog, he is
children returned home Friday from gett;ng aiong finely now.
Lukens where they spent several Eldel. w ;y. Roberts left Satur
days with relatives. 'day morning for Duplin county to
Mrs. Monroe Simpson and daugh- attend union meeting. He returned
pr snent Sunday afternoon at Smyr-
Siinrlav afternoon.
r,n. I r- and Mrs. Josenh Roberts of Mollie Ball; Messrs. Charles Mason,
w.. evi T.nnton. son. Allen. 1 Afnrphead Citv snent Sunday with j Joe Mclntyre, Roy Payne Jr., Abner
iriia kjvp1"" -i' ' ' - -
daughter Callie and Mr. W. M. Good his mother Mrs. W. W. Roberts,
win spent Sunday night here return Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lupton of
.j affarnnnn Thpv Rtonfnvt Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wade
r.Tcomp.nWl h? by Mr. Jim- 0f Beaufort spent Sunday afternoon and Miss Mildred Salter spent Tues-
mie Lupton who has been here for with Mr. C. Gould,
some time receiving doctor's atten- Mr. W. R. Roberts went to More
tion. Miss Bessie Pake also accom- head City Saturday afternoon shop-
Joe Mclntyre of New York, Jack
Longest of Beaufort, Roy Payne Jr.,
of Norfolk,
Mrs. W. B. Longest, Mrs. Major
Hall, Mrs. W. I. Loftin and children
Billy and Brian of Beaufort spent
Tuesday as the guests of Miss Mil
dred Salter.
Several of the younger set enjoy
ed a fish fry at Rev. J. M. Carraway's
on Thursday night. Those present
were: Misses Neta Carraway and Mil
dred Salter, Mesdames Mary Mont
gomery, J. M. Carraway, Jess Adams
Your Hi
our nome
..and YOU..
mir BETSY CAILISTEK
SUMMER DESSERTS
fort.
ifew days at Beaufort with her nieces
Quite a few of the people of this ; Mesdames T. P. Tosto and Richard
community are attending services Rice,
of Mr. Creech at Morehead City.
STRAITS
Mrs. Kate E. Gooding went to
Goldsboro Friday, on a business trip.
Mr. Hugh Dickinson returned Sun
day from Elizabeth City where he vis
ited his sister Mrs. A. H. Outlaw.
Mr. Cecil Langdale spent the week
end at Cedar Point, the guest of his
aunts.
Miss Esther Gooding of North
Montgomery, J. M. Carraway and
Alex Truitt.
Messrs. H. B. and D. M. Salter
day in New Bern.
Miss Mildred Salter and her hou-e
guests Mesdames F. M. Nelson and
Mr. and Mrs. Stallings and daugh
ter of Durham spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Chadwick of
Punta Gorda, Fla., was the guest orRiver ia voting her grand mother,
Mr. and Mrs. xi. u. LhadwicK Mon- Mr. John Harvy of Beaufort spent
day- ia few days last week with his sister
Miss Elizabeth Watson who has ( Mrs. J. H. Dickinson,
been vsiiting her cousins Misses i Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bell and little
Katie and Sallie- Whitehurst of Kins-! daughter spent Sunday afternoon
ton returned home Sunday. She waf w;th her parents,,
accompanied by her brother and Mis3 Hilda May Sabiston spent a
Misses Katie Whitehurst and Frances few days at Harlowe last week visit
Pettiway. lingr her sister Mrs. D. W. Bell.
Miss Myrtle Watson left Sunday, Mr. Douelas Sabiston sDent the
for Burgaw where she will visit Rev. week end at Beaufort with his sister I
and Mrs. Will Watson. Mrs. T. P. Tosto.
Mrs. Florence Pigott of Gloucester j Mr. Guy Sabiston was a business
spent Wednesday night . with Miss visitor at Beaufort Saturday.
Fannie Chadwick. " j Mr. Carlton Willis of Straits was
Mr. and Mrs, Willie Meadows of ; the. guest of Miss Roxie Dickinson
Pelletier spent the week end with! Wednesday evening.
Mr3. Meadows' parents Mr. and Mrs. Miss Sadie Small soent a few days
THE three most popular home des
serts In this country during th
summer are undoubtedly these: Short
cake, pie and Ice cream, and almost
all of the summer fruits may be used
In one or more of these types of des
sert Strawberry Ice cream, straw
berry shortcake and a pie or tart
made by baking a single pastry shelL
filling It with fresh strawberries Just
before serving, and spreading with
whipped cream.
Peach Ice cream, peach shortcake
and peach pie made by using sliced
peaches In the same way, which is
generally preferred to the cooked
peach pie. Red raspberries make
delicious Ice cream though some per
sons prefer the flavor in water ic
or sherbet The best sort of red rasp
berry shortcake is doubtless one made
from biscuit dough, rather than cake
and whipped cream. Bed raspberries
may be used for the sort of one shell
pie described or may be used with
an equal quantity of currants to make
a cooked berry pie that is uncommon
ly good.-
Oddly enough apples have never
lent themselves to ice cream making
but they make amends In their use
fulness in pies. Apple sauce short
cake deserves greater popularity than
it has. It is made from a layer of
light biscuit dough freshly baked in
a cake pan. It Is spilt in two In the
middle, spread lightly with butter and
filled with freshly made apple sauce.
(O. MM. McClurs NewMWW Rjmdlctta.)
(WNU 8ervtc)
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CABINET
m
Western Newspaper Union.)
C. T. Jarvis.
panied them and will spend a few ping Montgomery, and Rov
Payne Jr., spent Friday afternoon at
weeks with relatives. The Free Will Baptists nem men
Mr and Mrs. Berkley Simpson and union meeting at nony opung
daughter, Mildred were here a short day and Sunday. Dinner was served
while Friday. on the grounds Saturday.
Miss Gerty Goodwin of Roe who We are sorry to hear of Mrs. Char
has been visiting her grand parents He Jones having to undergo an oper
Mr and Mrs. F. M. Goodwin for ation for appendicitis at Morehead
several weeks returned home Sunday. 'City hospital. We all wish her a
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Day and daugh- 'speedy recovery,
ter and Mrs. Oscar Goodwin of Roe Mr. and Mrs. Asa Mann spent Sun
snent Sunday here. day with their brother Mr. Johnnie
Mrs. W. M. Willis of Beaufort; Mann,
fepent Sunday afternoon here with Ha ha, by the way Mr. Dan Sun
her mother Mrs. L. H. Pake. jmons made his regular trip to Broad
Messrs. Larry Hunnings Chas. j Creek Sunday afternoon.
Pittman and Braxton Lupton were vis Messrs. Robert Adams of Broad
itors at Williston Sunday. . ! Creek, Colon Hughes of Bogue, Miss
Mrs. Mack Hunnings and daugh. jes Annie Mae and Sara Grey Gibqle
ter spent Sunday afternoon at Otway, spent a while at Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
. w r T.!.1. ..J P......I Ctmrlav affamOOn.
Mr. and fltrs. uurcon ismeu u vimws
children motored to Stacy Sunday,
SOUTH RIVER
MFRRIMON
Mi.. Mildred Salter had as her
... 1 ... I. 111.... Pun.
nr. j vr, i;..k.r Whitohurst. hmiao o-uests last wees wiis-"
J P Harris and Hazel Noe of Beau-!thea and Sarah Boyd of Henderson, jham gpent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs
Atlantic Beach.
Rol?nd Eubanks of Oriental spent
last week here visiting his aunt Mrs.
J. A. Wallace.
Mr. Alex Truitt spent last Thurs
day in Beaufort.
Mrs. L. L. Eubanks and children
spent Wednesday at South River vis
iting her mother Mrs. Mary E. Hardy
Messrs. Taylor, Brown and Weeks
from Durham spent a few days here
last week with Mr. W. B. Martin,
Mr. D. M. Salter motored to New
Bern Wednesday. He was accompan
ied by Mrs. E. L. Nelson.
Miss Ruth NWson of Norfolk, Va.,
is visiting her brother Mr. E. L. Nel
son.
Mr. J. E. McCleese of Oriental fi
visiting in the neighborhood.
Miss Freda Mae Carraway is vis
iting her aunt Mrs. W. C. Edmund
son in Oriental.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rogers of Gra-
fort' spent Sunday here visiting N. C, Miss Sarah Daniel of Fremont,
friends and relative. N. C Mesdames Mary Montgomery
w,. t..,:. Hsu T.v1 Wnhinirton. D. C. and F. M. Nel-
josnua son oi nunum, -----I
Bowman and Ray Crews of Colfax,
and sister N. C, Abner Montgomery ana n-
anu mi.
We visitinar Mr. and Mrs,
Hardy and other friends
Iff A J faa Uofllu
Christine are spending some time at Mason of Washington, D C. an,
,., j nth Mr'Tfr.w Pavne Jr.. of NorioiK, va
f oe wun xne r v..uu r"' d Mrs. B. M. Rogers, Miss
Mr. Ben Barker from the county
home is spending some time with his
daughter Mrs. Levy Hardy.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wallace call
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Tosto Tuesday night.
Mr. Lem Hardy who has been in
the sick list for sometime is improv
ing right much.
Mr and Mrs. Geonre iosro ana
Nan Rogers, and Mr. George Rogers
returned to their home in Graham on
Wednesday after spending several
weeks with Mrs. Rogers' parents, Rev
and Mrs. J. M. Carraway. They were
accompanied home by Miss r Annie
Mclntyre who will visit in Graham
and Burlington for several weeks.
Mi.. Tillman of Kinston re
turned to her home on Wednesday
ior cci ""J"- ..... .
:' Mr. and Mrs. North Nelson of
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hardy.
ATLANTIC
j last week with Miss Mildred Dickin
Ison of North River.
I The two Mi-se3 Gillikin of Detroit
attended our Sunday School Sunday
morning.
i Miss Naomi Williams of Mill Creek
was a visitor at our Sunday school
STACY
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Mewborn and
children of Kinston are visiting Mrs.
Mewborn's mother, Mrs. Ambrose gun(jay morning.
ruicner.
Miss Martha Jacobs of Reidsviile,
Miss Jacobs is a former teacher of
the Atlantic High School.
Mrs. James Noe and little son are M j Mr3 Forest Green Rowe
spending the week with Mrs. Lee; f w ldon are spending a while here
Daniels. l,5f.u fri0nHs.
Misses Mattie, Louise and Frances : Mr an(i Mr. Monnie Willis motor-
Smih have returned to Atlantic t-rty:ed tQ Morehead City Sunday after
after spending their vacation withJnoon
their parents in Atlantic. Misses Pauline Guthrieand Letha
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Heath and Fulcher smnt the week end in More-
children of Cove City spent the;hpaj Citv returning home Monday
week end in Atlantic with relatives. ' :),
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whiteand lit- A number of neonle went to
tie son of Cove City visited friends the pjee Baptist Union meet-
A A.1 l! J I .1 t. -. J .... . n
in auanuc uurmg mo wee cuu. at Newport Saturday ana oun-i
Miss Beatrice Mason of Beaufort j.v
visited her aunt Mrs. Melvin Morris i,e Revival began Sunday night
here last week. and ia exnected to last two weeks.
Mr. Bill Williamson and Mr. Henry Pomea d brinsf a friend.
Duke of Durham were the guests of j Mr. M. Pittman is home on his
Mr. Lambert Morris last week. i;bertv.
Mrs. W. E. Hocutt and daughter,
Daphne have returned to their homej Limestone and legumes is a good
in Goldsboro, after spending a montn;arm Dr0Srram for the fall especially
here with her daughter Mrs. Alton ;since tne present dry weather will
Robinson,
Mrs. Al Jones of Bogue is visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs, 0. T.
Fulcher."
WIRE GRASS
likely cause a shortage of hay- and
other feed.
E. F. Carraway.
Mrs. P. F. Carraway and children
spent Tuesday afternoon with her
sister Mrs. H. D. uarraway,
Miss Martha Duncan of Macon, Ga
is visitinar at the home of Mrs. E. S,
Martin.
Mr. E. F. Carraway who has been
sick for some time doesn't seem to
improve any,
Miss Ruth Nelson spent Sunday
with Mrs. E. F. Carraway,
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Willis and Sons
Bruce and Rupert Earl and Mr. Jim-i Mr3' Walter Stewart of Gloucester i county can obtain the U8U8' '10,0,00
mie Willis of Morehead City., we' fc Ma). week with her Darents!fn customary budget sources for
f. a ui.- t t Ni. relief and welfare work this year, it
The State Farmers Convention will
be held at State College during the
week beginning August 29. Warren
W. Watson of Lake Landing, Hyde
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eubanks, son c.ounty' ia Voider of the organiza-
Guion and Miss Irene Eubanks re- tlon-
turned to their home near Southern, cnnrHT for rflief
Pines Sunday after spending -their va- ?UT RNENTY
cation with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Eu- " V " '
iew oem, auk. - -n vnnu
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Carra
way Sunday.
Miss Merium Carraway spent Sun
day with her cousin Louise Carraway.
lii. uu mis, . aw..-. i ., , . . , . AnA - , . .1..-
Mr. and Mrs. Durant Langdale re- wui as omy t
turned home from New-Bern - Sun- oi the federal relief - funds,
VUUIlb W611.1C UM.woia . w
ed to state authorities.
The local welfare workers estimat-
day. Mr. Langdale has been receiv
ing treatment for his eyes.
Miss Percy Watson of Cove City
"Among th most thoroughly self
deluded people In the world are
those who think that In the mul
tiplication ot things and posses
sions, happiness and contentment
lies."
JOUP'S ON"
In thpse days with hundreds of va
rieties of soups that come to us
canned and ready
to reheat and serve,
one is hard to suit
who cannot find
one to serve for
any occasion. For
those who prefer
to prepare their
own soups, as most
cooks do, except in emergency, the fol
lowing good ones will warm and sat
isfy :
Tomato Bisque. Cook three cup
fuls of tomatoes with one bay leaf,
four cloves, one-half an onion, two
teaspoonfuls of sugar ten minutes,
then strain, add one-fourth teaspoon
ful of soda and two cupfuls of white
sauce. Serve at once with croutons.
To prepare the white sauce take one
and one-half, tablespoon fuls of vege
table oil, one tablespoonful of minced
onion, one tablespoonful of corn
starch, one-half teaspoonful of salt,
one cupful ot milk and pepper to
taste. Cook (stirring over a low heat) ,
the oil and the onion, add the corn
ttarch and stir and cook for threw
minutes, then add the milk and coo
for five minutes. Strain and add to
the hot soup.
Baked Bean Soup. Take three cup
fuls of beons, three pints, ot water,
two stalks of celery, bring to the boil'
Ing point, then simmer for 30 min
utes. Rub through a sieve, add one
and one-half cupfuls of stewed and
strained tomatoes, one tablespoonful
of chill sauce and suit and pepper to
season. Cook one tablespoonful ot
minced onion In two tablespoonfuls of
vegetable oil three minutes, add a ta
blespoonful of cornstarch and coo
three minutes, stir Into the soup, boil
up nnd serve with croutons.
Hbme-Made Noodles. Beat two egf A
add salt to season, with enough flour
tn moke a stiff dough. Knead It, thea
roll as thin as possible. Cover wlt-
a towel and then set aside to ary ror
a half hour. Spread very lightly wltht
flour and roll like a Jelly roll. Wltls
a sharp knife cut strips about one-eighth-Inch
thick. Unroll and , dry
again. Then drop Into boiling brotfc
or well-salted water and cook 1
minutes,
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