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Weddia** dab Meatiacs dU Society and Personals OF WILLI AMSTON and MARTIN POI NT* L b YiaiUag Here Mrs Evan Edwards of Wiiumue. Pa., is here visiting her son. Pro fessor Sam Edwards, and Mrs Ed wards. for two weeks # / In Jamesville Weiaeaday Mrs Kate York, and son. Bernard, visited in Janiesville and at War necke Wednesday afternoon Getting Along Nicely Clifton Malone is getting along nicely following a major operation performed Wednesday in a Rocky Mount hospital. In WashingUMi Wednesday Mlftfcrs Marv Rodgerson Mamie Clyde Taylor. Marie Griffin and Marjora Lmdslev visited Mrs Woodrow Tice in a Waslungiun ia?.% pital Wednesday night Leave for California Mrs Andrew Holliday Misses l Opal Brown and Fannie Latham Martin, of Jaxnesville, and Miss j Waters, of Psntego. left yesterday tor an overland trip to California ?? In Norfolk Wednesday Mr and Mrs Jule Barnhill Mrs Vernon Bunting and Tom Barnhill j were visitors tn Norfolk Wednes day Was Here Wednesday Miss Natalie Gould, of Chapel Hill. visited relatives here Wednesday night Visit in PortanHMUti Misses Geneva Kobmsnn and Lilly j II. 11. Haidison. Jake Mobley and Frank Ld wards, Jr.. were visitors j iii Portsmouth last week-end Shops Here Wednesday Mrs. Joe Mi/eli. of Jamesville, | shopped here Wednesday. Visit in Charlottesville Mr. and Mrs J E King and daugh ter. Jane, are visiting in Charlottes ville and Roanoke, Va., for a few days. Spend Week-end in Norfolk Mrs. H O Peele. Misses Trulah Ward Page and Marguerite Cooke and Mrs Oscar Davenport, of James ville, spent last week-end in Nor folk Is Visiting Here Mrs. R J Hutchins. of Keller. Va.. is visiting her sister. Mr*. J A. Ea son. hen* for a few days # Spending Week-end Here Reg Manning, student at Duke University, is spending the week end here with his parents, Mr and Mrs John A Manning * Visits in Kockv Mount Miss Frances Wallace, of James vilie. spent this week in Rocky Mount with her cousin. Miss Eliza beth Sexton. (letting Along Nicely Mrs Woodrow Tiee is getting along nicely following an operation for appendicitis in a Washington hos pital Tuesday. Visit in Washington City Miss Fannie Mae Wynne and Wil iianv Leggett visited in Washington inrl Baltimore last week-end Was Business Visitor Here Mr John Tyler, of Kins ton. was a business visitor here Wednesday. hi Visiting Near Here Mrs Lyman Johnson, of Rocky tfount. is visiting her mother. Mrs. V. U Edwards, near here for a few lays. In Norfolk Wednesday Mrs Edwin Holding, Mrs. Thad Harrison, Mrs. Ralph Parker and children were visitors in Norfolk on Wednesday ? Visits, in Rocky Mount Mrs John Rodgerson visited in Rocky Mount and Greenville this week. $ Returns from Richmond Milton James has returned to his home here after completing a busi ness course at a Richmond business school. ^ Visiting in Norfolk Mis Frank Margohs and daugh ter, Miss Barbara, are spending the week-end in Norfolk with relatives. Leaves for Oriental Mrs Clyde Griffin left yesterday to visit her parents in Oriental until Sunday Attend Bankers Meeting Dr J I) Biggs. Messrs. Clyde and Joseph Griffin are attending the bankers meeting in Pinehurst this week-end. I'mutt I'iiimU la Krcital lit-re If fdnt-wrluv Kvrainp The twenty<one piano pupils of Mrs Frances Parker appeared in re cital in the high school auditorium here last Wednesday evening, the large audience enjoying the pro gram Those having parts in the an nual event were Mrs Parker. Eliz abeth Parker. Millie Biggs, Laura Frances Peel. Sallie Hardison. Eliza beth Whitley. Virginia Chesson. Bur nell White, Betsy Horton, Bobby Clayton. Barbara Margolis. Mary Ola Lilley. Sylvia Green. Helen Weaver, Betty Rogers. Doris Rog ers. Gladys Peele, Frances Gri/fin, Sallie Hardison. Evelyn Wynne, Mary Trulah Peele, Gloria Hayman and Marjone Gray Dunn. Jl'NIOR At X1L1ARY MEETS Wednesday afternoon at 3:30, the members of the Junior Auxiliary of the American Legion entertained then mothers in tfce Ibcal Legion Hut since Mother's Day is "just around the corner " A large number were present. After a brief business session, a short program was given in honor of the mothers present. Those on the program were: Murriel Wynne, Lula Purvis Gray. Alberta Swain and Margaret Johnson. Attractive favors and delicious re freshments were served Continues Quite III Mr J J Manning continues quite ill in the Brown Community Hos pital here Visiling in Winston-Saiem Mrs. J. B. Taylor and sons are spending a week in Winston-Salem with her mother, Mrs. W S Tilley -4 To Visit in Goldsboro Mrs. B W Nash plans to visit in Goldsboro tomorrow. She will be accompanied home by her son, Rod, who has been visiting relatives there for a week. Was Here Tuesday Doc Jones, of Raleigh, visitrrf here Tuesday. Birth Announcement Mi. and Mrs. Alton Harrison an nounce the birth of a daughter at their home in Plymouth on Thurs day. May 8th. Mrs. Harrison before her marriage was Miss Katherine Shute. of Williamston Visits Here Thursday Miss Christine High, of Sanitor ium, spent Thursday and Friday here with friends. l^eave For Portsmouth Mr and Mrs F. W Wynne and ?nn. Frank, and Mrs J W Andrews leave late this afternoon fur Ports Tiouth and Norfolk where they will spend the week-end with relatives > In Norfolk Today Mrs Daisy Purvis and Miss Rulh Manning are visiting in Norfolk to lay. Upturns from Portsmouth Mrs. Titus Critcher returns today from a visit with Dr. and Mrs J. L Spencer in Portsmouth. -* Leaves For Alrlie Mi Arlington Gupton, employee fur the Kiker and Yount contracting firm, leaves this week-end for his home at Airlie before joining the Army early next week. -?? Visiting in Florida Professor and Mrs H. M. Ainsiey, of Oak City, are spending some time in Jacksonville and Miami, Fla. NOTICE OF SALE North Carolina. Martin County In rlie Superior Court. County of Martin vs. Mlanir Wal ker and others. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and judgment made by L. B Wynne, Clerk of the Superior Court ' of Martin County, on the 21st day ul April, 1941. the undersigned com msisioner will, on Tuesday, the 27th day of May. 1941. at twelve o'clock noon, in front of the courthouse door 111 the town of Williamston, expose to public sale for cash the following described tract or parcel of land, to wit: A certain lot or parrel of land ly ing and being in the town of James ville N C? bounded on the North by Walter Moore, on the East by Depot Street, on the South by Henry Gray and on the West by Louis Miaell, and being the same lot which formerly belonged to Mirana Saunders Wil liams. Tills the 25th day of April, 1041 ELBERT S. PEEL, ro2-4t Commissioner. NOTICE OF SALE Noidh Carolina. Martin County. In The Superior Court. County ol Martin vs. Fred Biggs and others. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and judgment made by L. B. Wynne, Clerk of the Superior Court of Martin County, on the 21st day of April, 1941, the undcrsignrel com msisioner will, on Tuesday, the J7th day of May. 1941, at twelve o'clock noon, in front of the courthouse door in the town of Williamston, expose to public sale for cash the following described tract or parcel of land, to wit: A certain lot in the town of Wil liamston lying in the Northwestern corner of Haughton and Hatton Streets, and being the same lot sold to Fred Sam Biggs by D. G Matthews and wife, recorded in Book A-3 at page 475 This the 25th day of April, 1041. ELBERT S. PEEL, hi2-4t Commissioner. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as executor of the estate of W H Rawls, deceased. I his is to notify ail persons having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned on or before April 0, 104J, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. AH persona indebted to said estate will please make immediate pay ment. This the ninth day of April, 1041 WILLIAM ALBERT RaWLS .. - Ix<^Ptor of the estate of all-?t W. H. Rawls, Deceased. | HINTS FOR HOMEMAKERS | By Mary Brown Allgood. Home j j Service Director, Virginia Electric ?J ! "Who can cloy the hungry edge Of appretite?" Richard II asks in the ! Shakespearean play hearing that name? In those days of heavy rich foods that perhaps was a fair question. Today who wants to cloy the hun gry edge of appetite? The housewife and the hostess exert ingenuity to i whet it for by the use of crisp green leafy vegetables satisfying and bal ! anced meals may be served with no | ill results. Simple Supper Menu Macaroni and Cheese Florida Greens Salad Bowl Creese Crackers Ginger Bread Coffee Florida Greens Salad Bowl 2 cups shredded lettuce 1 cup chicory cut into small bits 4 tbsp Roquefort cheese, crumbled 4 tbsp grated raw carrot 1-2 cup Florida grapefruit sections.' cut in pieces 1 tbsp chopped sweet pepper French Dressing Blend ingredients, which have been drained and chilled, and place i in salad bowl. Mix in French Dress-! ing. Toss lightly and serve from the1 bowl or on individual plates. Serves four Baked Lamb and Rice Indienne (Mix Ahead. Bake I*ater) 1-4 cup minced onions 1 tbsp butter 12 tsp salt 1-8 tsp pepper 1-8 tsp curry powder 1 tsp Worcestershire sauce 3-4 cup milk 1 egg, well beaten 1 1 -2 cups chopped cooked lamb 1 cup cooked rice 1-3 cup chopped sweet pickles 2 tsp minced parsley Lamb gravy Saute onions in butter until light brow nod?Thoroughly mix salt, pepper, curry and Worcestershire sauce. Combine milk and egg, and add curry mixture Add onions, lamb, rice, pickles and parsley and mix thoroughly. Turn into buttered cas serole or mold. When ready to bake, place in pan of hot water and bake in moderately hot oven (375* F.) 45 mintues. Serve with sauce made from lamb gravy by adding milk to avail able gravy to make 1 1-2 cups, and thicken as necessary If less than 1-2 cup gravy is used, flavor with boul Ion cubes Yield 6 portions Brazil Luncheon Caieerole (Make in Morning for Supper) 2 tbsp bacon fat j-i~ 1 tbsp minced onion 1 tbsp chopped celery 1 2 cup milk 1-4 cup bread crur Us 1 cup cooked pea puree 1 1-2 cups choi ped Brazil nuts 1 egg, beaten _ Pepper 1 tsp salt rr~. 1 2 tsp nutmeg Melt bacon fat. brown onion and celery in it. Combine other ingred- j ients and add t<? first mixture. Put in greased cass. role dish, cover and store in refrigerator until ready to bake. Bake in moderate oven (350* | F.) 40 minutes. Serve with cheese or tomato sauce. Bran lloney Boys (Cookies Keep in a Jar for Ages) 1 cup shortening 1 cup sugar 1 cup honey 2 eggs, beaten 1 cup peanut butter 1 cup all-bran | 3 1-2 cups flour 1 tsp soda 1-2 tsp salt 1 tbsp vanilla Blend shortening, sugar, honey, eggs and peanut but tec* mix well Add all-bran. Sift dry ingredients; j add to first mixture. Add vanilla ! SsSSH V^.666 Form into (mail balls and place on cookie sheet. Press down with fork tines. Bake in moderate oven (315* F.) for 10 minutes. Yield: 70 cookies (2 1-2 inches in diameter). Devonshire Date Muffins (Stay Fresh as a College Freshman) 1 cup white flour 3 Up all-phosphate baking powder 1 Up salt 1-4 Up soda 1 cup graham flour 1-3 cup brown sugar 2 eggs 1 cup sour cream 2 tbsp milk 1 cup (1-2 pkg > pasteurized dates. SIMM Sift flour, baking powder, salt and soda, add graham flour and brown sugar Beat eggs, add cream and milk. 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Stub muni he pmrnlrd within 24 bourn or another drawing will b? made rorh day until MUronr win*. try "AMERICA S BEST BREAD BUY!
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