PAGE TWO
The Family Roundtable:
WRITER URGES GIRL TO TRUST, \
HAVE FAITH IN FELLOW HUMANS \
NEW YORK. tGLCB/’.’i -
Dear Mis* Ball:
Thero is a mc-r-ibc: of our club
who is n pocd wcrKt'i Lilt in
sists upon having ov«ry thing b«r
way aftt* she does r.ot trust any
one. We like her very much and
ah« is Mrondfrtu! until it conn**
to tnese title " The last act in
conception with our Christmas
dance almost broke up the duo.
We hao fo'daitktti cur committees
arid shv was the dar.c-e chairman.
Sin- ould call up, ray Sarah, and
ask !«*r to check on Martha and
end b. say Dp, "Martha told me
give hod m#'! - the ar -mgcme-its,
but i’iXi net sure- You find out
for me." She made- the arrange-
T t-"U- for the ■ tr-cc* hall with
the ivar-irer and then, in an
r/'rr fit u. 'Rubin check request•
• c .r . ■ •
r-ftw/v M**
fc z* & . ■ "" ■. 3sil
HINTS FOR BAKED AF'DLES—
Hi.:,- a !.■■■■ .riU.e v-y
bake, with oram • ycicG or thin
SUP ;j \* $' \t t l.i -' itT ’: 11. A.
Smv.nkle Kjpu- on Ist* in the
bos ■ f-t v The
cm..-.. Mijrars !<>''■ .ked by
chl-'ii. . ». ■ 1 :»s tiir grownup*
Seme ■: cs ore ti add bUUer
to a i - :. apple. I'o- about I
'Pitkr.CK yon
a fine i.ii, : : io c X;mn Fed)
B>, - «, pi- : t! 1 :v r.igr.t before;
St: ui 1/ r with ro’viii and Ay
with rr.iik' a br:-'al;f;n'i s', artel
p-lEP DiSIJ PI FIF. --
jnf.-es a fi: <? w .;. • jyght
Fare ~'d rme a.,pits- rut in
halve?; vrytuie in ciicp 'baking
dirii. As;i (.■•e-f.V.J- l k 'S.vpi
oniryc jisyy -■ u;i v.;ue-r. tsprm.k.e
layer? sbh w. d • c : :':> ■■
.friou unci brown ',v-: Cov. ,
yriut "■ ! . S’..; : , ■
New Twist For Favorite
Piar and cottage cheese salad
0 as familiar and favored as
toast and jam. For a different
flavor, try garnishing it with a
.dressing of cranberry jelly,
' crushed pineapple and a few
. maraschino cherries.
The uartirtt g.. , : - t of course, is
the most popidut fir canning,
whether at home or commercially.
Since the Pacific Coast grows this
variety in abundance, it’s no
w.v ~.; r that 95 ■> of a!! canted
Hears c« me from the throe Pr.mfic
Coast States. Tiler- suites have
idea! pear growing conditions . ~
fertile volcanic soil and warm
spring and summer days. It’s
' hard to believe, when looking over
the vast orchards of the Pacific
Coast, that pears were ever reallv
strangers to the area . . . and*
for that matter to all of America,
for they ■■av hi ought to the
East coast by the colonists and
to the \\ cst Coast by pioneers,
who considered their fruit trees
among their most pr-vciou* pos
sessions.
Now, thanks to those early
pioneers, the entire nation enjoys
canned pears from the West
Coast, the year round, in every
sort of dish, for every occasion.
Comb Away
I Jitllfi
pUJlife
You (lout n««d to tolerate si ajg
1 fadsd, burnt hair any longer. Newly*
Improved XET BRACK COLOFTNOi
FOMAXHE does tn« trick with your
•otnis and brush. Apply It as you
amuld any Gloss Pomade then oruaft
mail to mb away gray bring new
highlight* and sheen. Make ttu
hair look ttv«U«r. gleams. Makua j
you look yuuoger. It'* easy. «n>
simple, a child can do it It’s a*
*fl*y ati one. two, three. Too cam t j
loso. Try it Every cent back It
you are not delighted. SEND NO*
ifOrrHljt NOW. On delivery par
only 11.80 plus postage. Just try tvj
It will waste out bet will not rui. stt\
Pretty up. Have lovelv looking hafc>
th« easy (julek way. WRITE FOft
rr NOW TO
(itiic »s*n#irro
? #eiri MwM Hair Prcdvctf, in*, ~
2 Bej*S. i'J, je-oeklys 23, N. X. 3 I
» *
t; W'ACW# **«, •••«*«•* tttssmiuiunee,,,,
M *. ,
■ ruaMiig ftri-.u-.gement* for another
1 club** dance. I wouldu t do it.
: Would you?
•—Alicia, Phoenix, Arizona
; Dear A (feu.
V';',: friend needs to be steered
! onto the* right track. Somewhere
i | along the way, she may have had
. i sti unpleasant i eperteftee and so,
: dees not trust people now. How
, j e/c-r, experience should never
; ! influence one ? entire life In this
j manner. Trusting no one is very
. | had , for life necessitates cur
I trusting and cooperating with
! others Did you ever stop to
| think Just how much of one's
i life is really dejx'nder.t upon
] cooperation, fa.th and trust in
i other human being* even
j strangers When things get to
| the point where -vi> csr.not trust
■ ■ rosily *j i a i
• i LVe apple pie. Or mix a special
dess ; -try of hem- sugar, a
iiitir rt.;i and ?. sp'-otifui of
! vaniita fUvoj-iny. Work mto
rt .c.'iih pastry Roii in waxed
paper; chili; slice u circles; lay
. it:.-- tkt! appit■•'• Bake like ap
rie S- "vs iva-;:; with cream
i or scar cronra.
B ■:' v i: i : . rT Y THAT'S
SCT.'UMFTiOI'S Pare enough
:-j t■ - re ek one quart aimed.
Mix v r -up: .soft bread
, crumCr •• c i.it.jttc; r-d two-quart
> r i Mix ■ -ii 1- r;; meit
' t'.'i ikiif-r ar ine w ith out’
CUp iJ 1 trWfi ■1 .; ijr,■ ' If l’'a *■
spe -r; eiunaivo i. md three tatk
‘ yporihs lemiji ju:ee. Pour s.igar
in ’Uu— ever spe !-; and cr;
! Cover djsh Bike in m-jderate
’ ,n-en (330 degrees! for 45 minutes.
Rf ■ nvc cover; •" ,xj k Y v. <h one
l'n:: • . cup brown sugar. Serve
In the early days, all pears
were canned at home because the ;
fruit was plentiful and the crop j
had to be litr-ed for the barren
winter ir >nths. As the pear in
dustry developed, commercial carc
iieries were eetnblished to pro
cess the ever-increasing crop.
Now there are many modern can
nerie* and homemakers in every
section of the country can eniov
Havorfu! canned Bartlett peat's '
even if they have never seen a
pear growing: on a true,
PEAR SUNDAE SALAD
2 No. 2 cans Bartlett pears
1 pound cottage dices
2 tablespoons jellied cranberry
sauce
1 9-ounce can crushed pineapple
16 maraschino cherries
Salad greens
Arrange two pea-- hah c a on
crisp salad greens. Place a mound
of cottage cheese between pears. '
Mash jelly and add to crushed
pineapple. Pour over cottage
cheese. Garnish top of each pear
half with maraschino cherry.
Serves 8.
I *Mrs. America” Sews i
Si£sHSSS*l?& «Ki!§yr
r
i
I 111
Mrs. Wanda Jennings of St.
Louis, who is “Mrs. America” of
1&55, trios her hand at the Etna
j automatic portab.a machine as
Benjamin Kririioff (Left) and
j Leon Joison, officials of Necchi- ;
| Eln« look on. In the “Mrs, Amer- j
j ica” Homemakers Contest in EM
nor Village, Florida, during the |
week cf May 9th next, ir. an effort j
to find Mrs. Jennings’ successor, >
finalists from 48 States and Dis
trict of Columbia selected by gas
utility companies, will use the i
■ Necchi and Ehir. machines. Who. i
ever is chosen “Mrs. America,’" j
the nation’s top homemaker, will
I receive the Noechi xig-zag cabinet
model and Eina portable; a new i
Freedom Oaf Kitchen and Latin*
dry and a DeSoto car, among other
1 prizes.
. our friends, then our -((sire :»■ j
You friend needs A-coeWK.- to '
help her learn trust. *•;-.• nvuid
j be told how the other, k-e) about
; her actions, Point out ;<• her
J that other# have carr.cd i
; end of the responsibilities in the
i past and will do no spam, sirre
j you ere all coupe ratio e, and have
i a mutual Interest. If "push corv:-.-#
1 to shove" then you will have to
j give her some of her own nirdi
i cine, which os frequently a. enc-
I eessfui remedy.
J It 1* too bad. but mi.ny ,’ts
l grow up without learn.np how
i to work with <;there p;- ..--..ntly
Try to teach your friend to
I share, to coopurtne, lo temp; i
j mise. It will be worth your whliU
-~E a.
•••
SHE’S ENCAGED Mr a nit
Mrs. Mack MieKoy, Sr r>) Lil
Hrigton, announce (!<<■ engage
ment of their daughter. Mis*
Alice Boris McKov t-> Ms. Car
s»)i Gilbert Jr of Liilingu-n. A
summer wedding is planned.
iio i»i ,4
i/§ xJ.) FWWBtRf SCHMIW J
| TfVN C. A A»t COt WSSO
1 .- ..r -/.v. , ■f /v
Even though we are having
’ continued cold weather we
should he preparing to plant our
cool season vegetables -a! icnA
i the very hardy one.*. Thi? r-.ci.'i?
that the seed shoo id be on bu \c
i ready for piautinp as ft-on as U'w
i weather permtt? Bxxt ui-.-k
I discussed the plnr.ting «( Iri.'-n
j potatoes and recommended varip
j tie# Other very hardy crops
I that can be planted early are
: radishes, mustard, spinach, tur
j nips, cabbage, onion*, leitu'-n.
j endive, garde; pea* kale ccUards
i and kohlrabi. Although ti > y »r»-
cool season cropr. beets c-: ■
i broccoli and cauliflowm wi.’t c.- -t
! withstand heavy f. coses and
J should not be planted as ear U
! as the above-named vegetables
D'-y sets arc genera' y , ••.:
I for home ga v den oiiior*. Whin
j sets are better b r g/eoji ornor.-:-
1 and yellow sets for mature bulb
| onions they keep better !.ar:n
--; sets shoiiid not bo used bocau-:,:
they often send up seed st:.-ks
’ and make a poor uu.iSity baa,.
Multiplier on:v>--x. Ev.vpt.an Top
onions and shallots may bo used
| as sets to produce green or,,«ris.
' If planted early enough a good
j crop of bulb onions may be pro- |
j duccd from seed.
* Good head lettuce may be pro- ;
| duccd in North Carolina home
gardens if planted early enough,
j The Great Lakes variety •« e
■ commended. If possible get well
| Charm |
Uj QJ
:■] By EOF U’TOt’E
NEW YORK (GLOBAL) - !
1 Constant nervous tension gets
you nowhere. The ordered vo
man is much more efficient, No '
one enjoy* the Sight of woman j
who does not know the secret of
how to relax Doodling, figiting,
or other uncontrolled habits an
noy people ;n your presence Tlie
first relaxation requisite is good
posture Then get quiet within.
Now you are relaxed and ready
to set about planning your day,
or whatever y< u have to get ac
complished. Take time lots of
it to study this important rule.
It really pays off.
Stars Your |
Wisdom
NEW YORK, (GLOBAL,; We
preach eternally on the death of
I Christ and Hi* suffering, It
! would be a relief to preach about
his health, wisdc-m and the ad
vantage accruing from a Cast or
the benefits derived rom a wiser
I sense in choosing the foods that
j do not tend to cause pain or suf
! sering. Life in not punitive. It is
i devoted to helping sufferers who
: have the common sense to study
‘ God’s laws and learn that health
i improves as eating and thinking
! habits become harmonious and
1 lr.lTligent.
! According to the USD A, 219
per cent of the cows are re- j
; rnovec from dairy herds each \
i year. j
_ /rent fa*
Ff ETA Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
liEST Inc., Raleigh
! Saro Lciia Hankins, basileus of j
Onilcron Chapter. Shaw Univer
sity reports that a Finer Woman- i
hood Program, “Meet the Coun- ■
i selof' will be presented tn Green- :
! leaf Chapel on Monday, February
2;> a 11:00 a.m, Leading Fines
will b- taken by So.rors Christine
.Wright, Joii-phin" Rich, Le.laj
: <4.,v.k-!M,i ’>k'jrv BtmteK %nd Loret- 1
j * >. ■.Kg, u*.L *- -■ - .
Chapter will present a *urdlar pry- ■
g-«m t.n Wcdnc-. day . S:00 i m. j
i Oil Sunday February 27th at'
11:00 a. in. both undergraduate
,chapter* will loin the graduate,
! group in a worship service at the :
Gunt Paul C: , : F'"v. X S.
Penn, pastor nr Rosa Win
chester, GreensFuro v.'i on
our v. .rich uvurd, • f mer Woman
hood " See eompieu- s’uvy c ae-;
where in this Fr,:c.
The sick ami shut •»n seem
to spill light cun corm’i 'hi
week, -'orui;* 1 »<u Perrin, Ida ;
WashhiMou and l Kel
ly have not reported Tor class
assigonunit* i«r '.f-vn-.i day#
We siuccrely hope that th" l
ace out b< fore these pages
reach you. •iotw Edna Me-baf
fey’s father’* serious illness
bus forced her t« make a It ip
to Chicago, 111. Soror F. Pr.
i Popes mother, Mrs Delia H.
Pope, is still cheerfully con
lined to h -r sick chamber.
As. ijjdut-irr.-us vile.
bomemaKC-r. unu bu:-i:i'.'s.-H ,-rn.■:
Mrs Vivian 1 Brov.n. finds suf
. ficien* lime to spadwicji into ■i<t
o: Her,-, isc bus ,' Wr rei ■:- ; corn- .
muruty v-tirtc that we pause to id- ,
lute her as JSefce of the Week. ;
e.rov: r.ianU and sei them 12
i Inches apart, in the row. Com- 1
gain. • pc-fer lt.U 'emicv- to
be-so: i.-t 8.,;:, : P, . ;s
good vArivty of leaf lettuce Sow j
the seed directly in the row and !
thin to six inches.
Vi. ", bnrdenei eabbege plants
are ciikH eii'ciitied ;»t this time
of . Well r-rown plant? an
<te*:i: til-ip put n(4 large n- .t-s. rp .;
ones Such plant* often send un i
flewc-r* mstead of fonu
u:r a Good garden varieties ■
are F JersVv Wakcfipld
Chariest. • Wakeficvi Coocnha- :
u:j F..-1-lv Rom id
Dutch
Gar con peas often cailr't May
Pea-,, or green peas must be ;
planted early enough t>. ?{■ r
■jhoad of the hot weather They
may lit p'antod now as they art
very hatrty. Good varieties are: ;
F.reW.onlan, I-ddan’s Pi ogress ;
ti;uj Wamlo Wiitido is a recently
ini reduced ’vaivety that will vvith
x-ason crops that are not
commoniy grown in our gardens :
; ii, endive :uri Wihirabi. They ,
are well -v 'Hf-wt Endive
an excellent salad crop A
circular on ' Ji ndgid Veg
etable Varieties for 1955" may be
obtained by writing to the N. 1
Agricultural Extension Sc-’ -v. N
C. State College, Raleigh. N. C
There is :> daily net los- o f
l, agricultural wo-ken from
American farms,
A cross between a purebred
m, ijoui .;i one b ccd and
a purebred meat-tyj>c sow w o:>
othcr breed will produce strong.
thrifty pigs
Breakfast Three-Part Harmony
Break fast becomes a three-part harmony when But Urn .Ik r V r
fount, bacon strips and marmalade arc the menu.
Your grandmother would never have thought of liuttennM. v.
Unrig to sing about, hut who hasn’t heard the. lv.de c.>out B n • ■:.,.
Skies? Now, buttermilk toast is a principal f. : ;m of » ; ,t , , ■ t
breakfast harmony Buttermilk French 'Foust, baron sniu.i. m
malade. It's the buttermilk that gives this trio individual’tv.
Butter milk French Toast is almost a meal in ifreif, <fr.li»?l fful
blending of buttermilk, eggs and enriched toast. It’s a nu'.u•';■.< !■,•■■ :'•
minute miser breakfast menu, too. The mixture could he m-g -■
advarii.e tne night before, refrigerated, ready for speedy dipping of
the bread while the bacon is grilling.
Buttermilk French Toe-!
2 egg?.. Won slightly >i cop shortening
I cup buttermilk 12 :•’;<•<■ - om-lehed'cr
\* teaspoon salt wimp wheat bi( . !
Combine beaten eggs, buttermilk and salt, it u she Bov. . vl M
wliorlcming in a skillet. Dip broad slices into ry.g i.-iMJ ~ •
to coat, both shies. Brown bread on both sides' in hr. . ..
marmalade, jelly preserves, honey or syrup.
Yidd; 6 servings 2 slices toast per serving.
THE CAROLINIAN
jjjffltr ■* j4§s i
FW - Ilf !
&'*&• -•*
Mu
tmoHßs me* ■■
ZLTA OF THE fVK?
Sotor Vivian T *>ue> i::
Siwor Drown vyf,.f h
4. E. Brown, lor.-.; oiauaerr ;
Os North C ar-eio ! hi "’ ,i 1 1 1
Insoram-r- bi a»et> o fi>.
tunwitly cluiiror.ari of )ar/,<
group of worh’« vbo .ir;- -.- j
soring IDs:-. RL;.Am w. hi ,
baritone, in > bene 4 *t rcogram
for the *, iVf A I rax: n;
panxion l-'und. ! F’s iiuncect is
So h- presented i<: as.- audi
tiu ium of I " • f roshy-fiarf.e'.d
School on I riday, Mere), i at
H DC.
Soror Brown, a ayatlr.Dlc
►sfejiw iTuveisttr. gave up >•.- 'r oui
teacshlng ?•:- • v-. -,i• -, >
tify h - Ki'l ■>. .. ,-.
I T C:>li<-;;e » L .. ::.i Opi-.r ■
ales.
When cnr-.-iacrireg vnc‘s
for jrr.gaip'n , jrn.•< >
portant to treasure flow -h..
the direst pi-riod# bccau'-'-. tf.a:
when till' v.vte will be r-
For efficient it.i.ey
daily-’,an s., m-i o'p m
pounds of nuik for • ■ '
worker.
Always Y.<xp !.a;:-> '• -m Hand
m?£2T: T’
« .. -? jg. • i
, ; - -i ■ vw>
YI K':’ : ‘;C " i
Ft
,£ . Em £3M
'’"'SfS’S’Y 1* ' ■ • *'&•- .Mmk S
## : y ? Gtfwk
mk> ■ rt -fc
Lemonade—rbo t.-i-G.-i *•:••• • ]
menchor —is m myto h • • >. [
.tod all the time, lie j> u supply !
of the? handy six-ounce cans ,>{ .
frozen lemonade (which u* ruin ‘
California lemon juice v itii
ar added) in the fccei'.iijg hi Ction i
of your refrigerator.
To .satisfy thirsty young-iters, i
mak»- ii u habit to him .• ... !
er of ic-!>,i lade rr ".-if tn t - new 1
model refrigerator has
“juicer” or hone fru : \uce i! , ; - !
penser Ail you ou ... . i ■ ~ . ,-n ,
o< frozen lemonade it.-to the i
Miss Juanita E. Freeman And Sgt.
Groves Plight Troths At Home
Tlie i' rtrri--.e- t Miss Ttumita 1
Civi l > l’x\ emon • 1 Raleigh, and .
Set. F,l,Groves of New Yoik j
City v.v.s Rob-ninize.i at the bride s j
hon v ii-cc-otiy Tit-' vow:- -v«-re >
si-ex. i i.'nf '. e an improvised al- I
in'i o.' i'X i v-th j.-v ;i7;f, fcir» I
-<ud - .?i iebb>Hß with burnji.g |
tape-is
Op too id tht niarl "i v,,i lsrs;e |
}*V xol t'i Ui- ocrwiouj'. a pro* \
gi'civu ut ni?'::>ti« : {l wlv-V-onb ’.verp* !
■J ■ . SVJifss ! F.C Uia !
vocal;s', atid L Oxeiy, Jr!
Ti.u* f'< v O. F Bijilock, P.*tor !
' at ii' ■ '■"’■iblo ri.og twre-y |
of Chinch, }wA j
TPr 5 •«. iv; ; s ? z.'twn tnnr~
f!.- f. V V U\
Vr# f- >n# n F'a? \k a w A’u •
r i s- H’uv ' fu-ia ’
fr.,‘-A ■ l }i ■’.» *• *A ’ with -H
--b'ft U’iif'ttl
, -' • \\];h j
thrm - H'UA.Hvr A*:w Thv I
bwkfMrd sk'lvt <*i' bxv.v ir,vr
■ •
j i \y;i} V.its Ri&ilt' «t f* t'
hhitS* i’K 1 awd ' o t*->
litre cot
whk'b nuM-fl a
«• • ■ -f • * •
r&WE, V; , F'»rwr. ♦)
:^r .a. ~?r v jiD ;i whiflt
<•; •• :.-:l ;i • i with it iva‘‘ O'A
4 ‘ Tee wtftpr auiotniiticany
fa'y, into ti: r-i co contained
tvi-'.k'. M/ }■ • ■‘•ijaitri• then when i
•?LjHor nuts a v ass u,f Ic-mou* ‘
'iiiv, . ! hu 'jo- • ui press :\ button
if» tb- v *ivipeviitui snd lonionsdc
cor-: •• out of the spr>u t. Presto,
he bn •- Hjziarvini of cool, refresh*
intf. healthful icmon a do?
Lvvn if you don't have your J
own !■ .’lit-in ouser, you e&T\ !
: enjoy chi lieu lemonade at
any time ty <*r-in§r a water hot*
tic oi pucii-.-r of Itnonadc in vour
rest igii*... e-f.
A Shortcut for Shortcake
.
.SERVE SiIOXTCAJ&E AND IT’S A RUBE THING . . . everybody
lo <;*s it, idliy when Jots of sweet, luscious fruit comes sliding
o’, er the top <»n ! th rough the middle. And now when you can de
pend on yj r , or for fruit all through the year, fresh or frozen,
H meat!:. ..i rtcake conies more often to your table. And as long as
you have an c.\- o.Uer.t recipe for shortcake such as this, you can
have aa many variations as there are fruits to spoon on the top—
. Kid be fcappv there arc so many reasons for serving this dessert.
This nr. w recipe come.; through the courtesy of Pream, the
100% dairy product to “cream” your coffee as well as your cook
ing. They r--g.-:;l you try serving the individual shortcakes un
.ttu-nicriovi w.;h several varieties of fruit in serving disites, then
i t i id; guest select nis own fruit topping.
QUICK SHORTCAKE
2 ciip biscuit bi’x £ tablHpwßt
’.i cup Pream 't cup wafer
Mix th-. dry ingredients thoroughly and stir in water. Roll nut
.fito six biscuits. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes in oven at 450”. (AHS)
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2b, 1955
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- ink snapdragoa* and
jc ci, i c.i)!-ys 'liihcouu.ii t t d
■a uh '-:h:ng ribbc-ns.
T c- t-:v.U>-gr?.i>m chose #0" ;• •
bc.'-'t r\Oi . A,,? H. Ht
■ of I Finn:* (fsherj vice J. B
Aiiri :. o! J--, Md'.cr.
The i.u .•;«•’# ncf. little Me:
Car&iyii l.s V>.»r.ne Ferry, fi? w,
siik jit.idc- vit!i dutch neck Fm
-■•ii-' vnia aii it jj*t! nituj'i* p,f’isc£f«?.r'l
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