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IB Pattern District Craft Workshop
If fce fcetf in Ulanteo at tfie Roa
noke Island 4-H Camp, Aug. 19,
20, 21. Many of our Ct^nty Home
Demonstration clu(> women have
attended this annual 'WoHtihop in
prtvlsnii yfirs, ind have returned
to share the newlyarquired skills
and knowledge with the rest of us
back home.
This workshop affords a wonder
lul opportunity
for learning,
"getting away"
and ? fellowship,
acquiring new
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send in their application by July
29 if they 'are interested in attend
ing this workshop.
?For' those of you who are not
club women, If you are Interested
in attending, please contact the
home agent's office In Beaufort for
derails.
Hats off to summer fun ? and
hats off to the parade of appeal
ing new sandwiches promising
good eating in this warm summer
weather. Sandwiches are always
ready for an important role at
meal time, party time, snack time
or any time. '
Leading off is the Triple-Decker
Sandwich Bake for luncheon Or
diner. This hearty, wonderful
sandwich combifies shrimp, green
olives, chopped celery and Muens
ter cheese, all baked together so
that the flavors mingle and blend
to delicate |>erfection. You may
aubstitute sliced cheddar chccsc
for the Muertster, If you wish.
The meal starts with cool, re
freshing jellied conSommel just
right for warm August days. Let
tuce and tomato salad and crisp
relishes accompany the sandwich
to the table. Add brownies and
your favorite beverage, and the
meal totals up to a wonderful sum
mer-time treat. ' 1
Triple-Decker Sandwich Bake
12 slices enriched sandwich bread
Butter or margarine
Ui cups chopped cooked shrimp
Vi cup diced celery
teaspoon instant minced onion
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoons mayonnaise
t sUces ' Muenster cheese (or
other (8 ounces)
* W cup ctjopped pimento? stuffed
? fa? oU?s.
3 eggs, beaten
2 cups milk
Paprika'
Spread 4 slices bread with gutter
or ip'arg'arine. Place in bottom of
~ * square baking <}ish. Toast
. hi moderate oven (350 de
F.) about 10' minutes. Com
. shrimp, celery, onion, lemon
it and mayonnaise. Spoon mix
fe" over to*st in baking dish.
?ta4 < more ^read slices with
rlMtfnrf* "nd Pl"Ce
Coyer bread with cheese slices.
Torf*^ caegift %ith chopped olives.
Spread' remaining bread slices with
M fer1 or margarine "and cover
olives to close saridwiches. Com
bm eggs and milk. 1 Pour over
Mndwicfccs Sprinkle top with pa
in 'nrixftrate oven (So
ei'f.'l about 35 minutes,
hot. Makes 4 sandwiches.
puu-Baieu surprise, wiijjwu m
shiny aluminum foil, will delight
the children. Open t|ie silrprtfe
package and you'll find a tfrisp
hamburger bun filled *>ith a hot
and tempting mixture of ground
luncheon meat, chopped tomato
and green onion, afnd melted
cheese nuggets.
Bun Baked Surprise
8 enriched hamburger Huns
Butter or margarine
2 cups ground luncheon meat
(12-ounce can)
6 ounccs diced American cheese
1 medium-sized tomato, chopped
2 tablespoons chopped green
onion
3- tablespoons Thousand Island
Dressing
Split buns and spread both
halves with butter or margarine.
Combine luncheon meat, cheese,
tomato, onion and dressing. Mix
lightly. Spoon filling onto buns *nd
replace tops. Wrap each sandwich
in aluminum foil, sealing edges
securely. Bake in moderate oven
(3$0 degrees F. ) 25 to 30 minutes.
Makes 8 sandwiches.
Just in time for August's round
of parties are two new suggestions
for bite-sized pleasure. Apricot
Pecan Finger Sandwiches, sweot
and tart at the same time, are
the perfect companion (or tea,
coffee or an iced drink.
Cream Cheese 'n' Bacon Appe
tizers on party rye bread combine
the crispness and savory flavor
of smoky bacon crumbles and
chopped green onion.
Apricot-Pecan Fingers
8 ounces cream cheese, softened
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
V4 cup finely chopped pecans
2 teaspoons grated orange peel
1 tablespoon orange juice
Vt cup Cnely chopped dried apri
cots
12 slices whole wheat or en
riched sandwich bread.
Combine cream cheese, mayon
naise, pecans, orange peel, orange
juice and apricots. Mix thoroughly.
Trim crusts from bread slices and
spread with cream cheese mixture.
Cut each slice into 4 open-face
finger sandwiches Makes 48 fin
ger sandwiches (allow 3 or 4 sand
wiches for each serving).
Cream Cheese 'n' Bacon
4 ounces cream cheese, softened
1 tablespoon mayonnaise
1/3 cup crumbled crisp bacon
4 teaspoons finely chopped green
onion
1' loaf sliced party rye bread
(about 36. Slices )
Paprika fe
L Mix thoroughly the cream
cheete, mayonnaise, bacon and
dnion. Spread mUture on rye
bread slices. Sprinkle tops lightly
with paprika. Makes about 3 dozen
open-faced Sandwiches.
Womap Leaves Money
Hidden Around House
Green Bay, Wis. (ApV- Pliillip
La Vallee's invalid wife died In
1853 but he's still finding what she
left.
A year ago he discovered $13,000
under the upholstery of her wheel
chair. Recently he found $31,100
In cash in a newspaper-wrapped
cigar box, stored Inside a suitcase
whieh in turn waa inside a locked
trunk. La Vallee said the money
came in on investments and waS
turned 6vef to his wife for re-In
vestment.
We may not be the wealthiest
coiftity in' the state, but we can be
the cleanest. Don't throw trash out
ear windows. '
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N#* Marlowe Dump B?ady
July 22 ? Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Brunson, Grand Rapids, Ohio,
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Monroe Whitehurst.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hubbard are
in Norfolk, Va., for several days.
The Misses Peggy and Bonnie
Henderson, LaGrange, ill., are
spending some time with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Henderson. They came with
Mr. Henderson, who had been in
Chicago on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Chadwick
and children, Silver Springs, Md.,
and Mr. Chadwick's mother, Mrs.
Gertie Chadwick, Kinston, visited
Miss Josle Pigott Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harris and
children, Florence, S. C., visited
her mother and sister, Mrs. Mamie
Smith and Miss Ina Smith, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Piper are
visiting in Baltimore, Md. and
Washington, D. C.
Mr.: and Mrs. If. D. MacFarlane
have returned home after a
month's vacation in Michigan and
Vienna, Va.
Miss Cathy Howard, Morchead
City, is spending this week with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Blair.
Miss Dorothy Chadwick returned
home Tuesday after a visit in Los
Angeles, Calif., with her sister,
Miss Hilma Chadwick. Miss June
Meadows, Swansboro, is visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Chadwick.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorne Brewster
and son, David, and Miss Mar
garet Swann, Iowa, are visiting
Mrs. Brewster and Miss S?annJ?
sister and IHisband, Mr. llWRll nt
Richard Whitehurst. * '*?
Mrs. John Russ and daughter,
Shawn, Miami, Fla., spent last
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Murphy.
Miss Sara Meadows, New Bern,
Mrs. Dick Ward and children,
Washington, D. C., spent the week
end at Miss Meadow's cottage.
Mr. Elbert Mears spent the
weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Mears.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard White
hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chad
wick, Mi's. Murray Pigott Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Chadwick, and son
George, Mr/ Gilbert Whitehurst,
Mrs. Herbert Watson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lonnie Whitehurst, Mr. Henry
Whitehurst and Mrs. Ernest Mac
Ihturff attended the Jack White
burst funeral ' in Kinston Tuesday.
Since 1913 the Woolworth Build
ing (SO stories) has been one of
New York City's most famed sky
scrapers. Today there are only
five skyscrapers higher on Man
hattan.
? The Harlowe Community Club
has completed work on its central
dump and members of the com
munity can now place their trash
in it.
The dump is located on Highway
101 near Earl Crtecii's, a thoosand
feet from the highway. Permis
sion was obtained from the nation
al forestry service to use one acre
of the Croatan Forest.
The pictures show, at left, some
trash in the deep ditch dug by the
dragline. At right is a close-up
picture of the dragline.
Neil Chadwick loaned his equip
ment to dig the ditch. Gordon
Becton Jr., the community club's
junior vice-president, operated the
dragline under the supervision of
his father. The club expresses' its
appreciation to Mr. Chadwick for
the use of his equipment.
When one ditch is filled, it will
be covered with dirt and another
dug.
The club will meet again Tues
day, Aug. 5, at 7:30 at the com
munity building.
Health Officer Explains
Operation of TB Clinic
The county's second chest clinic
was condifct^d Monday at the Car
teret County Health Department,
Beaufort. Dr. H. E. Brooks, of
Eastern N. C. Sanatorium, Wilson,
was in charge.
Eighteen patients, ex-patients or
close TB contacts were examined.
However, Dr. Fulcher reports that
all who are eligible for the advan
tages of the clinic are not respond
ing.
Prior to each clinic, a portion of
those eligible are contacted and
invited to come in for x-rays and
examinations. Among those most
difficult to get in for examination,
are the close contacts of TB pa
tients.
It is the false belief of some that
so long as tuberculosis is not found
in them, they are safe. This false
belief costs so many their lives,
says Dr. Fulcher. If found and
treated in its early stages, tuber
culosis, in most cases, can be
cured within a short v^hile.
Direct contacts of TB patients
should go to their private physi
cian or come to the health depart
ment for examination, just as
soon as the diagnosis is made in
the family. Another examination,
With tuberculin tests, x-rays, and
sputum examination if a cough has
developed, should be done again
in three months.
If negative at that time, then a
third examination should be made
in six months. If negative to tuber
culosis again at this time, yearly
examinations are all that is neces
sary, unless the patient should be
come ill during the meantime.
Radioactivity is a phrase heard
quite frequently and many of us
do not understand all that is known
about the subject, says Dr. Ful
cher. He reports that the x-ray at
the Health department has been
checked by Carl G. Beard, indus
trial hygiene engineer 1, accusa
tional health section of the State
Board of Health, who says, "Our
measurements show that your de
See TB CLINIC, Page 3, Section 2
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July 22 ? The Rav. W. R. Hale
filled his regular appointment at
the Methodist Church Sunday
morning.
Mr. Walton Moore Day visited
his grandmother, &^rs. Madora
Day, over the weekend.
Mrs. Harry Van Horn and sons,
I4war0 and Bilk. left Wednesday !
Co Return to thAr home in A ore- i
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Day.
Mrs. Grace Styron and children I
of Atlamic visited her parent!, Mr. !
and Mrs. John U. Goodwin.
Mrs. Jimmy Jones and son, j
James Bradley, are visiting Mrs. <
Jones' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mil- 1
ton Goodwin, for a ft# days. i
Mr. and Mri. Monroe Gaskill,
and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day at- |
tended revival services at the i
Stacy Methodist church Sunday
night. ft# ifev. n/nmy Tyson
yas guest speaker. Services kill
Continue throughout this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gillikln and
?aby visited 'Mr. aftc| ^ril. Rupfert
Styron over the weekend.
Miss Ellen Styron has been vis
iting her grandfather, Mr. Walter
Soodyvin, for a f*w days. Mr. and
rs. Walter James and son are
so vhitihfe Mr. 'Goodwin.
Miss Agatha Day visited her
parents over the weekend, Mr.
ind Mrs. Claude Day. '
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