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J THURSDAY, FEB. 118a IMS THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD. N. C. PAGE FTV Social Items - Personals PHONE 3521 VxlBraarXaBa::::c Mrs. Donald Davis and Mrs. M. T. Poovey have returned after spending a few days in New York City. Mrs. Howard Taylor, who is em ployed at the Davis 5 and 10 is now staying with Mr. and Mrs. Make Ses soms. ' Mr. Jim Buie of Wagram is very sick, in Highsmitb Hospital. Mrs. H. L. Gatlin, Jr., Leon and Mrs. William Elliott returned home from Florida yesterday. Mrs. I. H. PlAmmer is improving nicely after returning from the hos pital the second time. Mrs. Walter David of Salter, S. C, is visiting Mrs. J. K. David this week. Monroe David of the Univer sity of South Carolina visited Mrs. Walter David over the week-end. 1st Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth Alex ander McKeithan returned from their wedding trip Sunday. Lt. McKeith aa has now gone to Camp Campbell, Ken., and Mrs. McKeithan has re turned to her home in Mt. Gilead. 2nd. Lt. Gerald Richards, who has just finished officers training school is visiting , his wife at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Traw-ick. Lt. and Mrs. Richards are leaving Sunday for Camp Croft, S. C. waiting to hear from other New Grange and New Farm Bureau members. Mrs. R. B. Lewis, Mrs. Julian John son and Mrs. R. A. Matheson, Jr., spent Tuesday in Charlotte. Peggy Bethune, secretary to Port Director, U.S.N., Wilmington, N. C, spent the week-end in Raeford. Mrs. Charles Randall has resigned her position with the R.E.A. and has accepted a position at the Hoffman Camp. Mrs. Randall, formerly Miss Irma Jordon is staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jordan of Timberland for the duration. Capt. Randall is serving overseas. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jordan of Tim berland are attending the graduation exercises at Atlanta Dental College where their son Julius F. graduates this week. After passing the State Board he will enter the Navy. Mrs. Lawrence Conoly, Mrs. Mary Barnard and Mrs. Make McNeill at tended the funeral of Mrs. D. S. Klarpp at Shannon, Tuesday. Mrs. Klarpp died at her home in Shan non Sunday night fallowing an ill ness of several weeks. Wright, of Joyner, Ark., have taken the Alfred Cole apartment. Sgt. Wright is in the F.A.R.T.C. at Fort Bragg. , Lt. and Mrs. J. D. Edge and Lt.' and Mrs. L. H. Johnson have recent ly vacated the J. S. Poole apartment which they occupied for some time. Lt. Egge has been transferred to another army post and the Johnsons have moved nearer Fort Bragg. Sgt. and Mrs. Linton Daniels have rented Miss Flora Boyce's apart ment. Mrs. Daniels was Miss Billie Hackett of Lumberton. Sgt. Daniels is from Muncie, Indiana and station ed at Fort Bragg Replacement Cen ter. METHODIST CIRCLES TO MEET The circles of the Society of Chris tian Service of the Methodist Church, will meet Monday, February 15th as follows. Circle No. 1, Mrs. Marshall Thom as, chairman, at the church at 3:30 o'clock. Circle No. 11, Mrs. B. B. Cole, chairman, with Mrs. J. M. Ferguson, Monday night, at 7:30 o'clock. Circle No. Ill, Mrs. Lewis Up church, chairman, with Mrs. Don Davis, at 4:00 o'clock. Leave the White peel, for it conta ns the pectin. Weigh the fruit, cut it into small pieces. For each pound of fruit use 14 ounces of sugar. Put the fruit into a preserving kettle, add one quart of cold water, and coak until the fruit di .intrgrates about 20 minute i. Heat to a boil rig point. Add the sugar and cooked peel. Cook until it sheets from the side of the spoon. BUSINESS WOMAN'S CIRCLE MEETING Citrus Frntl Marmalade 1 orange, 1 lemon, 1 grapefruit. Wash fruit and cut into thin slcies Discard seed. Measure and add three times the bulk of water. Boil 30 minutes and let stand until cold. Measue and add an equal measure of sugar. Cook rapidly until the jelly stage is reached. Cool slightly be fore filling jars so that the fruit will remain in suspension. VEGETARIANS? DogA are getting it coming and going in this war: First, dog food cans were outlawed. Now animal protein content of dried foods is be ing; reduced. Pets may soon be re duced to eating the scraps off their master's table if there are any scraps any more. The Business Woman's Circle of the Raeford Presbyterian Church held its regular monthly supper meeting at the home of Mrs. J. S. Johnson with Mrs. J. W. Walker as sistant hostess. The Circle members had as their guests the Elders and Deacons of the church. Rev. and Mrs. H. K. Hol land, and Mrs. Jim Poole, President of the Auxiliary. Tables were arranged in the din ing room, living rooms and breakfast room where covers were laid for sixty-two. The Valentine motive was used in the place cards and table ar rangements. After a delightful supper a busi ness meeting was held. Miss Jose phine Hall, Chairman, presided and welcomed the guests. The most im portant item of business was the re port given by Miss Annie McKeithan, Orphanage' Chairman. The .. Circle clothes an eight year old girl at Bar urn Springs. Miss McKeithan show ed, the little girl's spring wardrobe which is to be sent to her this week. The garments were made by tbj members of the circle. Mrs. W. T. Covington gave the Bi ble study and Mr. Holland led m prayer, after which the meeting adjourned. REINFORCEMENT Long staple cotton has been re leased to reinforce feet and parte, tops of rayon stockings. In spite of the tight situation on finer grades of cotton, the move was con iderM wise because it is expected to in crease rayon stocking durabil 1y more than 100 peremt. Rayon is needed for military tire coru.s p parachute lines. BETTER Dehydrated foods now being pro duced are far better in flavor, ap pearance, and nutr tional value than were those processed during toe Isst World War. Garden projects are being stressed in Franklin County 4-H Clubs Oil year, with special emphasis being placed on thorough soil preparation and the' planting of early vegetables. Mrs. I. H. Shankle and Mrs. Ivey Hill . Shankle of Lumberton have been spending a few days in Flor ida this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Upchurch went to Baltimore Saturday on business. They stopped in Washington for a short visit with their daughter. Mrs. Tommie Caulk. E. B. Campbell, manager of Hoke Auto Co., entered Highsmith's Hos pital for treatment Tuesday of this week. Mrs. W. D. Black of Hopewell, Va., spent the week with her mother, Mrs. W. N. Sessoms. With the Army People (Contributed) Mr. and Mrs. Hallie Gatlin spent several days last week with Capt. and Mrs. Robert Gatlin in Columbia, S. C. 4 Mrs. Ed Bethune of Hamlet was in Raeford for a short while Tuesday. K. A.' MacDonald, Superintendent of. Hoke Schools has been out of his office this week on account of sickness. Mrs. Tom Cameron and Harriette Suzanne are in Bennettsville, S. C. G. C. Lyttle and Marshall Newton were the first new members of the Farm Bureau to get the cut rate on a Renewal Subscription Members of Grangt and The News-Journal is Captain James Blacker' y was able to return to duty at Fort Bragg, Sat urday, after being confined to quar ters with influenza for about ten days. Lt. and Mrs. Seldon Baker left last Thursday for Washington, D. C, and New York City where they will visit relatives and "see the sights" for ten days. Upon returning to Rae ford they will proceed to Fort Ben ning, Ga., where Lt. Baker will take, the three month's course in hea weapons. During her parents' ab sence little Elizabeth Jane Baker is staying with Mrs. Roy. Mrs. Donald Eric Mees and baby, Ricky, Jr., of Atlanta, Ga., arrived in Raeford Monday to visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Rodney Peck. Mrs. Mees' hus band is stationed in Fort Moresby. New Guinea where he has been for over a year. Lt. Barthel Concannon returned from Fort Sill, Okla., Monday. Mrs. Walter Dargan is spending this week with Lt. Dargan's mother in Darlington. S. C. "HotMuUed"! Tomato Juice i is suggested as refreshment beverage i by Dorothy Creig iyiTH coffee rationing to be III reckoned with, from oow on we' probably aren't going to be as open handed with coffee as a refreshment beverage. The competition will gather be to see ho can scire til most dVliclous punch or other hot drink. And my guess is that, since ill ire an ingenious people, we will evolve many a delectable and heart' en In J beverage before tb n.t, I ter ends. j' As one contender for honors, let :me tuggeM this pungent and spicy ,Hot Mulled Tomato Juice. It's ! enough to put even a quiet evenitir 'foursome of bridge in cluei.Ui ! mood : Hot Mulled Tomats Juice ; R tunr 1 r ilo 1-itf-rf ! S t;ilA -." ' ' ln liuiil l:own , t, c . . " ( I J sii. I, , ,i ii.;.u n, aLut 3 1.;.1k : 1 1 t 4 ell, s I- ,: -11 , Information was recently received here from Mrs. Raymond Nita) Ma ness regarding Captain Maness. He had been in England ever since leav ing here in August. However, he ar rived safely in Africa the 18th of January and reports that the African sunshine that greeted him was practically the first bit of sunshine he had seen since leaving the states. Mrs. Maness has some busi ness to attend to at Fort Bragg and plans to come to Raeford accompan ied by her three month old daughter, Carroll Jane. They will visit the Bob Conks while here. Staff Sergeant and Mrs. J. E. Birth Announcement Burn to Mr. and Mrs. Graham Mc Eachern of Lumberton on January 29 a boy named Graham, Jr. Recipes The following recipes are fine. This marmalade will answer the de mand of the sweet tooth. With uts added it makes a delicious sweet sandwich spread. Budget your su gar and try one of these recipes: Orange Marmalade No. 1 6 oranges. 3 lemons. Remove and discard the thin yel low rind from half of the oranges. Cut oranges and lemons into very thin slicei, and for every measure of fruit add three measures of water. Let stand overnight. Cook until fruit disintegrates. Measure and add an equal volume of sugar. Cook to 220 degrees F. The finished marm alade should have the consistency of jelly. A combination of lemon and orange gives a more delicate flavor than orange alone. Orange Marmalade No. Z 1 lb. peeled oranges, 1-4 lb. tto 1 lb. peeled oranges, 1 qt. waer, 1.4 lb. peel removed from oranges, Juice of one lemon. Wa h fruit, and remove one fourth of the peel and cut into thin slices. Cover peel w'.th water and boil ten minutes. Drain. Repeat this process twice, cooking in the last water until tender. With a sharp knife remove and discard the yllow part from the skin which remains on the oranges. Ml IF THROAT IS SORE IF A COLD has given you a miserable sore throat, here's how to relieve the ' suffering. 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