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Thursday. Jnly 26, 1934
MRS. WOODRUFF'S
RECIPE ENDORSED
Certificate Awarded By
Better Homes And
Gardens Magazine
Mrs. R. C. Woodruff, of Elkin, has
just been awarded a Certificate of
Recipe Endorsement by Better
Homes & Gardens for her recipe.
"Apple Sauce Cake."
This certificate, which brings na
tional recognition to Mrs. Woodruff
is given by Better Homes & Gardens
only for distinguished recipes which
pass its kitchen's tests for dependa
bility, excellence of taste, and fam
ily usefulness.
In awarding these certificates, it
is the magazine's aim to provide
proper recognition for the creative
work done by women in their own
kitchens, and also *o raise the
standard of accuracy and dependa
bility of recipes as a whole. No
other magazine or institution gives
this personal recognition and ser
vice to its subscribers.
Mrs, Woodruff's endorsed recipe
follows:
APPLE SAUCE CAKE
1-4 cupful of butter
1 cupful of sugar
1 teaspoonful of soda
1 tablespoonful of warm water
1 cupful of unsweetened aplesauce
2 cupfuls of cake flour
1 teaspoonful of cinnamon
% teaspoonful of cloves
% teaspoonful of nutmeg
1-8 teaspoonful of salt
V 2 cupful of seedless raisins
% cupful of chopped nutmeats
Cream the butter and sugar. Dis
solve the soda in the warm water
and stir into the applesauce. Add
to the creamed mixture then add the
flour which has been sifted with the
spices and salt. Beat thoroly and
stir in the raisins and nutmeats.
Place in a greased and floured shal
low loaf pan and bake in a moder
ate oven (350 degrees). Serve plain
or ice as desired.
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TO HOLD JOINT
REUNION SUNDAY
Atkinson artd Reid Fam
ilies to Gather at At
kinson Home-Place
There will be a joint reunion of
th? Atkinson and Reid families Sun
day, July 29, at the old Atkinson
home-place, two miles south of
Ararat depot. In case of excessive
rain and bad roads, the meeting will
be held at Mt. Zion church, which
is half way between Ararat and the
farm.
The meeting will convene at 10
o'clock and the services will consist
of talks, singing, etc. All persons
attending are requested to bring a
picnic lunch.
The event is to honor two aged
members of the family, S. J. Atkin
son and Elder W. H. Atkinson of
Round Peak, both of whom are past
eighty years old.
Swan Creek News
Crops in this section are much im
proved following the recent showers.
Farmers report a good yield from
the grain crops, which are being
threshed.
A number of people from this com
munity attended the funeral of C.
W. Gilliam at Bethel Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Couch, of Elkin,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Couch,
the former their son, Sunday.
Mrs. D. C. Swaim, of Winston-
Salem. spent a few days here last
week, the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Vina Swaim.
Misses Belva and Mae Johnson, of
Hamptonville, spent last week here
the guests of their sister, Mrs. Jack
Reavis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pardue, of
Elkin spent a few days last week
the guests of their son, Rev. R. J.
Pardue, and Mrs. Pardue.
A marriage of interest to friends
in this community is that of Miss
THE ELKIN-TRIBUNE, ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA
In Revival Meeting At Pilgrrim Mission
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Rev. W. A. Way, Greensboro evangelist, (upper left), who will preach
at the revival to be held at the Pilgrim Mission on West Main street, be
ginning Sunday. Upper right is Miss Huldah Way, daughter of the evan
gelist, pianist. Lower is photo of Liberty Hill Radio Quartette, which will
render special music during the revival.
Maxine Marsh of Mt. Airy, to Her
man Swaim of Swan Creek, which
was solemnized Saturday, July 21,
at Independence, Va.
To Make Check Of
Contracted Acreage
Cotton and tobacco growers who
are under reduction contracts are
being cautioned by Charles A. Shef
field of State College to make care
ful measurements of their planted
and rented acres.
He is also urging them to desig
nate which acres have been set aside
from cotton or tobacco production
so that committeemen who will make
a check of the acreage can do so as
rapidly as possible.
It will be to the farmers' advan
tage, he said, to have their produc
tion as nearly in line as possible.
Growers who have planted more than
their contracts allow will be required
to reduce their acreage or cancel
their contracts and refund any rent
al payments they have received.
After the committeemen 1 have
made their check, government sur
veyors will make a recheck of a few
farms chosen at random to deter
mine the accuracy with which the
first check was made. Corrections
will be made when necessary.
The check will also be made to
determine whether the growers have
retired from production land which
is of good average fertility and
whether they have planted on the
rented acres any crops which are
prohibited under the contracts.
Farmers who are not complying
with their contracts in every way will
be given a chance to do so. If they
do not bring their farms into com
pliance, their contracts will be for
feited.
Due to drought conditions in the
middle west, the contracts have been
modified so that a grower can plant
forage and feed crops on all the
rented acres. He may also grow for
sale such crops on non-rented acres,
says Sheffield.
Maple Springs News
The revival meeting, which has
been in progress at Maple Springs
for the past week will continue
through this week. The services are
in charge of the pastor, Rev. R. H.
Kennington. The public is cordial
ly invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Freeman, of
Elkin, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Howell Sunday.
Lester Howell, of Alta Vista, Va.,
returned to his home Monday after
spending the week-end here with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Richard Walker, of Brier
Creek, was the week-end guest t>f
Mrs. F. M. Howell.
Miss Grace Bryant returned to
her home Wednesday from a visit of
several days to relatives In Virginia.
Miss Nettie Ham returned to her
home here Friday from Greensboro,
where she has been spending some
time with her brother, Carl Ham.
Several people of this community
attended the funeral of C. W. Gil
liam at Bethel Sunday morning.
SHOOTS SELF TO DEATH
Claude Perry, of Elizabeth City,
shot himself to death at the home
of his father, J. Walter Perry, in the
Okisko section of Pasquotank county
Saturday afternoon. The death was
reported as a suicide by the county
coroner.
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MINISTER DIES
Rev. J. W. Ingle, minister of the
Western North Carolina Methodist
conference for more than 3p years
and superanuated four years ago,
died in a Shelby hospital Saturday
.norning at 9 o'clock.
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