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SECTION TWO— JU Festive Christmas Foods j By MARTHA STILLEY Virginia Electric & Power Co. Home Economist V > ' Start the day with a (jay poin netla ring. This may be made sev eral days ahead and frozen, (Make two —serve one now and place one jn the freezer.) Foinsetta Breakfast King ’i recipe hot roll mix 2 tbps, melted butter Vi cup finely chopped red candied cherries candied orange pee), grated confectioner sugar for glaze 11 tbps, sugar j Prepare hot roll mix. When dough Is risen, roil out on lightly ; floured hoard to make a rectangle 16 x 12 inches. Brush with melted butter. Mix sugar and ’i cup cher ries and sprinkle over dough. Roll as for jelly roll, starting at long side. Seal edge. With a sharp knife snip off ends (save for cen ter). (hit roll diagonally in nine. ’<•" slices. Place slices on greased i baking sheet. Arrange in a circle,, pointed ends out, each slice over-) lapping slightly. Put end pieces in center. Sprinkle grated Orange peel oyef center-—cover: let rise un til double. Hake at .160 deg. for 20- . 25 minutes. When .slightly c00],.! glaze with confectioner's frosting aiifl. sprinkle with remaining % cup cherries. A Centerpiece from the Kitchen Make •'{ unfilled jeiU toils, Frost with a deop-coioreo chocolate bat-! WL 4/5 QUART * :^n $ 4 15 pints $2 60 \ STRAIGHT Wf V\\ apple brandy \\ LAIRD AND \\ COMPANY v ~1E" North Garden, Va Hcobeyvillo, N J. ft ft*? ft .■£ ft ,S ft -a ft*? ft£? ft ft*? ft*? ft*? ft £» ft*? ft*2 ft <2 ft >S ft ts ft *S>ft> cft<? ft I « I idsl 1 I- j I 1 iagj; ■ WHMMHk* r | /i j /s we oause in the gaiety of Christ- | I ■ mas. let's think first of the Nativity of | j | Him who is the hope of the world today. | 3! I I as two thousand years ago. He alone can | i bring about the peace of mind and con i tent men t which we eagerly search for f 1 § A > and need. May we follow His teachings i| I ! so that the true spirit of Christmas can | 11 remain with us through the days to come. | The Triangle Lunch Room j NOTICE! I WE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY AND 1 SUNDAY . . . OPEN MONDAY j PAGE EIGHT ■tor frosting. Sprinkle shavings of grated, unsweetened chocolate over 1 the “logs”. Arrange In log-sash-1 jion on a tray covered with foil.' Place small red birthday candles in] the logs, and light at serving time. 1 Rosy Pear Salad Vi cup sugar l'i cup water tsp. red food color dash of salt 4 winter pears, peeled, halved and cored 1 cup fresh cranberries lettuce leaves Combine stigar, water, food. color ; and salt in saucepan. Bring to si boil; stirring to dissolve the su gar. Add pears and simmer gently I in syrut) about 20 minutes, or itn ' til tender. Remove pears. Add j cranberries, to synip. Cook 5 min utes or .until skins pop, Pour eran-; berries over pears. Chill! Drain j and serve on lettuce leaves with.l cream cheese or a fruit dressing, j Save the juice for i fruit punch j during tbe holidays, (Thismay also he served.in slier . liet glasses with the syrun. for a • light holiday dessert). Makes t servings. Here is a light dessert for the holiday meals. Easy Fruit Ice 1 0-p7.. can frozen orange rule". 1 0.07. can frozen pineapple juice or 2 .■■caps' frozen tangerine juice 1 era elope plain gelat in ’v cup sugar 6. large thick-skinned oranges Blend fruit juice with 2 juice cans of water, .'sprinkle gelatin op ‘v cup juice and. let stand 5 min utes. Heat om lowest heat and stir until dissolved. Add gelatin and . sugar t‘ l remaining: juice. Freeze until almost' firm. Remove .to cold mixer .bowl .and beat until fluffy. Return to • refrigerator’"trays and free?., until firm. Cut tops from oranges about 1 ■'« the way down.: Bebop, out pu!p and reserve for la ter u.-e, Cut . edges of shells saw toot 1 i' shion. Fill shells with easy , fiati'l. ice and put in freezing rom per; nieiit oi- -freezer.'untii serving lime.: i iariiish with green cherries, f Serve in a bed' of holly leaves and balls or .-other.'Christ mas t rim-. | Makes. 6 Servings, Health For All 1 i > —A too MUCH TO DO? It: witsn’t : going t:o h tppeh t-lifs j ye;c, R nieni!,. r? 1 "lit Christ- i mas shopping, sewing and baking were going to be so well planned \ that there would he no last minute 'rush. And where are yu now? j How are you going to finish : those aprons for the church ba jzaar? When will you find time to i bake cookies for the children to i give to their teachers ? Weren’t you going to applique some (lowers jon sister's new skirt ? And you haven't a gift for father? Don't you envy Mrs, Joiies ivho did all her shopping last summer, who lias everything finished down to the j last elegant, bow on her packages? You don’t really envy her, do you ? For tin in xt few days the house will he full of excitement, confusion arid snicy smells. You'll have too much to do, but it will all get done, A mi. Vou, will -probably: | be less tired at, the end of if : than | Mr - . Jones who is now "resting up” for the. ordeal of Christmas glav. j 'Hard to believe.? Science tells -Us that we fe. i better '.after work ing hard than after resting. Rent ing can be very difficult indeed, especially if you. have to .do it: Take a person siiifering from tu berculosis, for ins.tan.ee. Rest is .a. basic part id’ the treatment of TB. f 1 fteii, months in !,.d are required To give the diseased- lung a chance to heal. Cap you imagine what, it would be like,? You’d have to learn how to bear the tedium, how to keep - your- fnind. occupied so that worrying, and. fretting, wouldn't; make you even 'sicker. Y-"ir body' as well as year mind would resent the lack of activity. The skin, the .digestive system, muscles and bleed eifc.lla* "Tt all suffer -Otne bad effects from rest. New. ways ■»! treating I'B ire rviftmg down on, -the amount., of. time pat Vents’ must spend in bod.''Sin it .s i’i a long Ardcal. ■'-■; Dai voi: .k’coa -t hat part of four ■.l • 1 . . . ■-. ■ ... •■■ Ml t must mas • .sea, Coopt rim it'ops . to 'your' ;a W V ulo.iis : assoc-iafion' i s . a.; . a, jp |lt -y, u .-,,,4. ,g, t t hVotigh tlh i*. ■■ ft ec e s.s ai w i ioii of] i ' with ' ■ least p,asSfbli physi- I cal md, niental -ms, ring -to "help- th> tedium,,so,(l • they { xvill stay in tin hosp;?a|-tint:! shey | e Cl e'p’. fell' I'lin | ’ 1 1p,.., „( - who I: ■... ~a „ a j .< 'e era, sot ~ m „ gr it, ipi ' !' :r . ft , k l \ ( t.. ( mTICI'DIIs a' • - .• wid.Tl' > ]■*«»’ ILTH *-trudx "I ■ this ye.r-bit-1b,.1:,y? W..i! then, 1 T.l " I EXTRA SFEOALS FOR THIS I tv .“V I ’sl Plymouth, 2 Dr. I 1 i 1 “ i|| 52 DeSoto Club Coupe [ 1 ■ t . ■ 111 951 Mercury, 4dr. Sedan | J . Q\ ERDRIVE ... RADIO ... HEATER ... SEAT COVERS |AI Mo Co A-l Used Cars 11 North Broad Street Phone 58 EDENTON, N. C. I THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. 1»54 : - tv- i-t, - -a.V| in 60 -SECOND EgM SERMONS s ■' ■ ' ■ 1 TEXT: “Troubles, like babies, : only grow by nursing.” Edward Everett Hale. Maggie was known for her boundless energy and her many children. She always had time from her own household tasks to iubt to the family’s tiny income by working bv the hour in several homes in the community. One of 1 Ilex - employers who knew of her' family cares, said to her: “Maggie, aren't so many children. . great deal of trouble?" "N 6, mam,” Maggie replied, “Dey's no trouble. Maybe dev is c bother sometime, but no trouble. Yo’ see. trouble is on de heart, but TRY A HERALD CLASSIFIED AD MnczyCuuttmm Norfolk & Carolina Tel. & Tel. Co. Elizabeth City Edenton Hertford Manteo Sunbury bother is only on de hands.” So often those things »e term “troubles” are merely bothersome details of daily living which crowd out things we would rather do. In the hurry of everyday life wt- ate apt to see them as "troxihh s” much larger and more important than they arc. Bothersome details are a challenge. They can be overcome 'easily when we see their,real, un importance. Never pass "bothers" . front your hands to your heart. They don't belong there. You'll be happier when you know the dif ference between "bothers” and "troubles” . and give to each the importance it deserves. We Invite You To TESTDRIVE The New 1955 Fords THEN YOVWILL AGREE THEY ARE TOPS! I A Straw ! i ■“Now. Harry?” a iked the t«*ch : er, “to what family does the whale | belong?” "1 don't know.” replied Harry. "Nobody in our neighborhood has, on*." 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