WELDON
NEWS
Miss Hiiinor zjuuicuuci ux
spent a few day with friends In
town last week.
Mrs. Haywood Cochrane has re
turned home from a visit to An
niston, Ala.,
Dorel Chenowith of Charleston
West Va., spent a few days with
relatives here.
Miss Pauline Merchant of Ral
eigh is spending two weeks vat
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Merchant.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anthony,
Mrs. George Joyner, Mrs. Frank
Taylor, Mrs. W. L. Alston and
Mrs. Helen Harrington attended
the funeral of Mr. Tom Lawrence
near Enfield Monday afternoon.
Miss Frances Oakes visited in
Dunn this week.
Mrs. J. M. Mohom spent a few
days in Littleton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stallings
of Roanoke Rapids spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. D. Raw
lings.
George Joyner has returns
home from Sunbury where he
visited his Aunt, Mrs. Roderick
Watts.
Neal Benn of Wilson spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
Benn.
Mrs. A. L. Durahm and Miss
Elizabeth Wyche spent Friday in
Rocky Mount.
Mrs. R. T. Fountain, who is a
patient in Roanoke Rapids hos
pital is reported slightly improved.
Her many friends wish her a
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Mr. Percy Dawson of Norfolk
spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Sally Dawson.
Miss Elizabeth Harrell has re
turned home from Greensboro to
spend the summer at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Crew, Mrs.
W. L. Alston, and Mrs. J. V. Lark
in attended services at Spring
Church Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Grant, of
Rocky Mount, spent the week-end
with Rev. and Mrs. Dwight Fouts.
Dr Grant preached at the morn
ing hour in the Methodist church.
Mrs. E. L. Williams is spending
several days in Richmond.
17. D. C. MEETS
The Junious Daniel Chapter of
the U D C. met Wednesday in
the home of Mrs. H. M. Neville,
with Mrs. S. E. Shirley and Mrs.
J J. Willey as assisting hostesses.
Miss Elizabeth Clark gave an in
tereting paper “Dauboir—Potenti
ally Wonderful Memorial Shrine
to Jefferson Davis." Misses Ella
May Shirley and Mary Anne Dani
ed played an instrumental duct,
“Deep Purple,” and Miss Daniel
played as a solo Bothoven’s
“Moonlight Sonata.” The hostesses
■served a delicious ice course to
the members and to the following
guests: Mesdames O. G. Moore
head D. L. Fouts, W. W. Finla
tor, and Miss Hazel Neville.
Genera! Meetirg
Sunday Evening
The General meeting of the
Woman’s Society of Christian Ser
vice will meet at the Rosemary
Methodist Church Sunday evening
at 8:30 o’clock. All members and
officers are urged to be present.
Johnnie Walker spent the week
end in Durham with his sister,
Mrs. Mattie Fowler.
Announcing removal of office;
To 915 Roanoke Ave.
Next to Tickle’s Barber Shop
New Phone R-6986
Closed Mondays until 3 P. M.
Dr. E. D. Harbour
Optometrist
Roanoke Rapids, N. G.
134 Workers
Are Enrolled
Enfield — 134 workers are en
rolled as Surgical Dressing Work
ers in the Red Cross room here.
Week before last, Tuesday thru
Friday the working days, 58 of
these women worked 202 hours
and 55 minutes and folded 7200
dressings and 4x4’s. On June 6th,
44 women reported for work in
the Surgical Dressing room and
made 158 hours. During the day
a total of 6350 dressings were pre
pared.
Misses Marjorie Kidd and Mary
King spent Monday in Raleigh on
business.
Resigns Position
Enfield — H. L. Kendall has re
signed as principal of the Enfield
School to accept a position with
the local plant of the Columbia
Peanut Company. Mr. and Mrs.
Kendall came here from Harnett
County and they both have been
teaching here the past few years.
In Hospital
Word has been received that
William Z. Burnette, CM 3/c, is a
patient in the Naval Hospital. His
address is: William Z. Burnette,
CM 3/c, Naval Hospital, Navy
Ten (10) Ward 35, F. P. O., San
Francisco, Calif.
RETONGA IS FINE SAYS
COUNTY EMPLOYEE
Years Of Distress Promptly
Relieved, Mr. Flowers Dis
cusses His Case.
Happy and grateful praise for
Retonga continue to pour in.
Among the latest to come forward
with his strong public endorse
ment of Retoriga is Mr. Andrew
J. Flowers, widely known County
employee residing at 811 Coving
ton St., Florence, S. C. Mr. Flow
ers is a Mason, a Baptist and
Veteran of the Spanish-American
War. Speaking of Retonga he hap
pily stated:'
“Retonga is unquestionably the
finest medicine I have ever taken.
For several years I had such
severe pains in the muscles all
over my body that I was unable
to walk up and down steps with
out extreme suffering. I had very
little appetite, I could scarcely
ever get a good nights sleep and
I felt nervous and miserable prac
tically all the time. Sluggish elimi
nation also gave me considerable
trouble. I tried treatments and
medicines for years without find
ing much relief.
“Retonga gave me grand relief
I have a splendid appetite, I sleep
lots better, and best of all, those
MR. ANDREW J. FLOWERS
severe pains in my muscles are
so relieved that I am now able to
move around freely. Even the slug
gish elimination is relieved. I feel
worlds better generally. Retonga
is fine.”
Retonga is intended to relieve
distress due to Vitamin B-l defi
ciency, constipation, insufficient
flow of digestive juices in the
stomach, and loss of appetite. Ac
cept no substitute. Retonga may
be obtained at Rosemary Drug.
Co. — Adv.
If you really want home ownership we will
sincerely help you attain it through our mod
em low-cost home financing plan. Let’s talk
it over.
Roanoke Rapids Buildino
& Loan Association
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3 MEAL-A-DAY
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MORNING
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BROILED SAUSAGES WITH FRENCH TOAST
1 lb. pork sausage 1 cup milk »
6 slices day-old bread cut Vl inch thick V* teaspoon salt i
1 egg • Tart jelly 1 tablespoon sugar
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Cut stale bread slices in half cornerwlse. Beat egg slightly, add
salt, sugar and milk. Dip each slice into egg milk mixture. Let soak
a few seconds. Drain off excess milk and fry bread in sausage
drippings until golden brown. Serve in hot platter surrounded with
sausage patties. To fry sausage: Make 6-8 patties from 1 pound Jfr
sausage meat. Plpce in cold frying pan, set over low heat and let
fry slowly for 15 minutes, pouring off fat as it accumulates. Serve
with tart jelly. 4 Servings.
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