,y Afternoon, December 20, 1931.
,s2wifo Gets $216.25 Surprise
int. WAVAKSVILLE MUUNTA1NCKH
RAGE SEVG
Fixin's For The Turkey
Christmas Dinner For GI's Is Quartermaster's Concern
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, electric range brought unexpected pleasure and atlen--cck
to Helen Wadsworlh (right) of' C'.inton, Route 5
,ji3ppcncd to be the '?00,000tli sold in Carolina Power and
Lpany territory. To mark the event, the company refund-
6.25 purchase price rfnd had one of its home economists;
ne Minfz ileft), show Iter. how to get the most out of an
range, " . ... .:-.:.--';v :. . :. . ' . '. .. '
MtRE S THE BIRD . , , Stuffed w:.h rice and pecahs.
Bv CECILY .BROWA'STONE'
. Associated Press Food Editor
Hen-van especially delicious dressing with which to' stuff your
roast, tw Ley so it really will crown vour Christinas dinner. Then team
cianhenies ;aid sweet potatoes ill a dllTcrent kind of dish and serve
along with the bird, plus an yother veRetiibles you wish, ond. maybe a
salad Heie aie tlv u-cipc?
By JANE EADS
s WASHINGTON- One of Quar
termaster. General George- A. Ror
kan's chief .concerns is seeing that
American soldiers the world over
Bet' a good Christmas dinner. In
his own lousohold, lie loaves 'the
job to his wile
believer possible, we have
( r.ten dinner with the troops: but
this year we expect to dine at
home.' Mrs. Horkan said. The
former Marv Thompson of Atlanta.
Ga., the Rem-nil s wife is planning
a tradit tonal Southern holiday din
ner. 1 ho general, himself hailing
from Augusta. Ga.. naturally rel
ishes the x-ookerv of the region.
Silting down to dinner with them
this year m their home in ncarbv
Arlington. Va., will be their son.
his who and daughter. The Hor
kan s daughter. Katherme, 21, who
has a tub in Darmstadt. Germany,
expects to spend the holidays
skiing in Austria.
Traditional with-the Horkans is
i the open house tor family and
friends on Christmas Eve. For this
Mrs. Horkan whipps up an old
fashioned Southern eggnog which
she serves from a big silver bowl
with Southern beaten biscuits, her
own blAck and white fruit eakes
and this year the tasty Smithtield
ham ot .Ylririnia.
Here U liiT i'ii'IHa 111, tniintn
--i" . . j
for each dozen eggs used Mix J
t llM-rti ifrnl.i' t iihaI I..... 1 1 1.... ...... i?"
yolM and -12 teaspoons ot gianu
tated sugar. Add to this 12 lain
spoons of rye whisky. Beat stiffly1';
12 o3 whites separately; fold into I
a cranberry j
Mrs. Horkan
died sweet
souffle, plain
elly ring mold which; lotle tiissc with fruit cake.
make herself, can- 'The charlotte mssc U very rich,
potatoes, asparagus hut the children and the general
green salad and char-Hove it.'' Mrs, Horkan Mid.
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MVALUABLE COUPOM ON EVERY BAG CAN
SiELP YOU SAVE MONEY ON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Write for completely illusrroted eotolog ihowinj m'ony
lucb!i household orViclei. JFG Coffee Co. Knoxvtlie.
There is Nothing Finer
than to Live in
North Carolina
January opens with a bang
J JilJ-". , -Noith Carblina. . You can
'. ; huni cjtlail, grouse 4nd turkey
ihrovigh ttV31t,:.Eary in the month
t Pinehurst, lahuary 440, will be held the
34th Annual Field TriaU
And to get an early atari on the new year'a
business the big Furtitur" and P.ug Market
opens in High Point,! January 21fot 2 weeks.
Farmers can take it relatively easy maklnj
Plans, securing seed, and , getting ready tot
the kitchen garden.
And around the ooz'y he4rb7
fires most of us can relax in , -
the evening with a temper- , Jj5
ate glass of beer-sold
under our State'ABC
system of legal control
that is working so well.
;
North Carolina Division
UNITED STATES BREWERS FOUNDATION, INC.
TOASTED RICE AND PECAN STUFFING''
ln.;iediintts: 1' cups rice (uncooked), 3 cuds water. l' teuspoons
S'lH, tup butter or margarine, ' 4 cup chopped onion, l'-j en ps chop.
ped ielei, 3 cups toasted (hie breadcrumbs,. II2 teaspoons hakinR
povwlei, 3 tjjfjs isliyhlly beaten), -U teaspoon poultry seasonint;. 1 cup
chopped pecans, salt and pepper (to taste) '
Method; Spread the uncooked rice in a shallow pan and place in
moderaie .i350" 1.) oven uiilil riee Is a liL'ht brown rolor 20 to 30
minutes. Stir vw occasionally to brown evenly. I'laee toasted rice i a 'I
sayctpJin with water and salt; brim; to a boil. Cover with tiiiht-nttins;
lid, lower heat and simmer for 14 minutes IU'iriovo lid to permit rice
to steam dry. Meanwhile cook onion and celery in butter or margarine
until onion is transparent but not browned. "Mix with rice and remain
ing ingredients. Season with salt and peppcr;'Stiirf lightly' into bird.
Makes' 9 cups; enough stuffing for a 10 to 12 pound rcady-to-cook-welght
turkey,
SWEET POTATO CROQUETTES AND CRANBERRIES
Ingredients; 2 cups mashed sweet potatoes, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 tea
spoon grated orange rind, ,f teaspoon ground cloves, cup ginger
snap crumbs, 2 cups fresh cranberries, 1 medium apple (peeled, cored,
and diced), 1 cup brown sugar, 'fc cup liquid (orange juice anil water
to make Vi cup), 2 oranges (peeled and sectioned).
Method: Mix together potatoes, salt, orange rind, and cloves. Shape
into 4 to 6 cones; roll in glngersnap crumbs; chill.. Mix cranberries,
apple, sugar, and liquid in saucepan; stir over low heat until sugar is
dissolved, then simmer 15 minutes. Place sweet potatoes in greased 8
inch square" pan; pour sauce around potatoes; arrange orange sec
tions on top of sauce, Bake in moderately hot (375" F.) oven 15 to 20
minutes. Serve at once. Make 4 to 6 servings,
1 fTr "V;-ri
JiS mm .iiii-irfit I i limn iiiinHJ i i iTmwiini tft m
SWEET POTATO E CROQUETTES . . . Cranberry sauce.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
North Carolina
Haywood County
In the Superior Court
DORIS GREER HARRIGER
Plaintiff
vs
ROBERT J. HARRIGER
. Defendant
The defendant, Robert J. Har
riger, will take notice than an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Haywood County, North Caro
lina aeainst said defendant tor
Judgment in favor of the plaintiff
fur an absolute divorce on me
grounds of two years separation;
that said defendant will further
take notice that he is required to
be and anneal1 at the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
Haywood Couety, North Carolina,
in "the courthouse in Waynesville,
on or before the 2!Hh day of Dec
ember, 1951, or within twenty .(20)
days thereafter and answer or
demur to the complaint of the
plaintiff filed 'in ths action, or
ihe plaintiff will apply to the
ourl for the relief demanded In
the complaint. t
This the 2!hh day of November,
1951.
, ,.. . .. J. B. S1LER .
Clerk of Superior Court.
No. 2145 Dec 6-13-20-27
Trim Yule Tree With: Safely
I, . 1 1 ' ' 1 . 1
f ' l"""rJ you bring it hm.Molitffth low
fWj ftk " cut ocroji trunk bo bfoft
0ii5v Vy wiling up, Ploce lr in woler
m contoining holdar.ond fill it doily.
V V.. 5 Rtmove dry trte from premiwt
ja Cv. immediately ofltr holidoyt.
DON'T otloch too many light J fJS.
tiring to one Outlet, ond be Mire f wri
inwlotion ! nol worn or okt VI i Jfi V
loow. A blown fuw it the ignol IvV
of O dongeroui overload. Be !r4 1J
twre fu ore right lire. Never . W5!!
e o penny In fute socket. a"
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TM;)J OON'T uw lighted ondle on
' ' jL-jLr x'- the Chriilmos tret or wilh other
tyQj-ir .'feLS decorotiom. Ploce Ihe tree well
ffl ' owoy fr0m FirP,acs of 0,h'r
ISSSi locolion where' it ' exposed lo
Mt( iparkt or strong heal. Alto keep
y ' tistu wrappings oway from heot
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DO stand on ladder or sturdy I -V
step slool when hanging decor- Ki V'fcfS
otions, not on o box or flimsy itif JV
choir. Wear low-heeled shoes K VJL
(this for the women) while trim- JTTf r T .j '
ming the Yule Iree. jjjtfT
srm council J P
the yolk-sugar-whlskv mlxtinc Add
to this one pint of whipped eieam.
Serve In glass eggnog cups with a
sprinkling of nutmeg on lop Hal
with a spoon. I
'The general is on a dut, but
I'm soliiR to try to Set him to play
hooky from it Christmas da ' Mrs.
Horkan launlud.
.Dinner ' bt gins" about mid-nfter-noon
with tomato juice cocktails,
celery .and olives. I he main course
consists of roast turkey with oyster
stutlimj, wild rice, giblet gravy,
ESSO
FUEL OIL
CALL 555
S. W. Whidden
RESIDENT niSTRlRVTOU
for
Waynesville llazclwood and Vicinity
Serviig the nrca from Clyde to Balsam
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TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
DECEMBER 25TH & 26TH
FRESH -'FRUITS & VEGETABLES
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w o.l" .ltt
. Tb. 52c
Mild American
Cheese
Kraft Philadelphia.
Cream Cheese -3'X. I7c
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Ched-O-Bit .
Mb. OCJU
Loaf
NUTS
Brazil Pecans
Walnuts Almonds.
Each
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Apples 5 1 49c v
lied Emperor j
Grapes ----- 2 " 25c
Plump Tied 11
Cranberries -. 25c
Luscious Dose r.i''i
Pears - 2 "! 35c w
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Fresh Tender Green fV
Beans 2 25c i 6
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Idaho Dukinff .'
Potatoes -10 79c
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Juicy
Tangerines 2 ,s 19c o
Fresh
Cocoanuts 8c
Jiliry Sizes fit's and Tfl's , '
Grapefruit 4 3 " 23c
Juicy Florida
ORANGES
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Cranberry Sauce
Mincemeat
Salad Dressing - - 49c
59c
23c
2 - 33c
49
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99c
Apple Cider
Astoria Hod Maraschino
Cherries - - 15c
Uci Monte Sliced
Pineapple -
Fanning Bread and Butter
Pickles
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Green Giant
Reaches
yiargarine
No.'2
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No." 303
Can
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Nn. 2
53c Comet Rice
33c Snowdrift -
' ' Swansdown
Cake Flour
lona Tomato
Juice - - - 2 25c
on a Sweet
29c Peas - - - 2 c- 23c
' . ' , ' ... ' A&P Fruit
25cCocktail - -25c
Niblefs Drand
19c Corn - - - - s 17c
Jane. I'jlKer RoIIk , ,
Brown 'n Serve
::i 15c
Hume Style or Siadwhb
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Ui 'uJr 20c
June Parker Tlaln
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F.ach 31C
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