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Negro Home Demonstration News By WHS. ONNIB 8. CHARLTON, Cent? Bnu CeMwalM A|wt Thu September marks the 10th Better' Breakfast Month. At j this period, a First National , Menu Census indicates that “breakfast” is back in style. Breakfast skipping is _c t of date. Families are movi?: .rom neglecting breakfast to'' b.. jsting breakfast. This is good news of the na tional picture. Our surveys here show too many families still are neglecting the prepa ration and eating cf breakfast Especially an acU ;uate break- 1 fast. A basic bre-kfast of fruit, cereal, milk, bread and butter go far in r|eeting the day’s food requirements. To these may be added such breakfast foods as eggs, bacon, fish, saus age, etc., for those who need extra energy. j ‘Be sure that each member of the family eats a good .basic breakfast. The child in ‘ school who has eaten breakfast is fhoro alert. A child who eats,a good breakfast has a better chance to do well in his studies, spe cial activities and recreation. These foods should be eaten by each individual every day. A good breakfast can provide from one fourth to one third of the day’s food requirements. Milk—Some for all ’ages Children, 3 to 4 cups Teenagers ......4 cups Adults 2 or more cups Pregnant women 4 cups Nursing mothers 6 cups Cheese and ice cream can re place part of milk but not all. Meats, poultry, eggs, fish—2 servings daily. Use dried peas and beans, nuts and peanut but ter occasionally. Eat at least 4 eggs a week. Vegetables and Fruits—s serv ings (% cup each) to include: I A vitamin C rich fruit or vege table such as tomatoes, raw cab bage, or citrus fruit. A green or yellow fruit or vegetable rich in vitamin A. Breads and Cereals Whole grain or enriched—4 or more servings. A serving is 1 slice of bread or cup cooked or 1 ounce ready-to-eat cereal. This year marked the first tune delegates from our YMW group attended the annual five day State YMW Conference. j They have on occasion attended! a day’s- meeting of- the- coher ence. Mrs. Myrtle Wardsworth, one of the delegates from the Triangle Community, gives this account from the conference: “The YMW Conference affords one a wonderful opportunity to ■ get together with young men and women from across our State. Here we talked together, asked questions and got infor mation on things that will helpj us live useful and happy lives. I y At our conference we discussed 1 personal standards, health, ca-| Sniff Fine Furniture Styled 111 Vi ■ Lo-Boy Console 1961 WORLD’S FINEST PERFORMANCE QUALITV tv '* ‘S -* j ~ * * yi| m ■ THE FILMORI ■ MODEL F-2341 'a 1 in. overall diag. pie. measurement. tq. in. of reet. pic. area. In grained ' colors—Blond Oak, Mahogany, Walnut ZENITH NO PftOOUCTtON QUALITY FKATURfS SHOUTOUTS * 20.000 voiti of picture Handcrafted horizontal power • Full pow«r tr*o»- chassis. Connections hand* I » cShSR wSJR wired And handsrrfdered for r2&"?SMM»Ota"? EfeAjar operatin, depend * “Fringe lock” circuit ability. JfucksoD s adio &jS^rvicc w. Eden St PHONE 8519 Edenton nnVr -g — .^>w»fn>.S.....-.« 1 reers and planning. We were [ taught new facts and skills which we can use to promote better family living. I do en courage as many YMW mem bers, as possible to attend the conference next August.” ■. ■■ . ■ River Road News Mr. and Mrs. Guy Toppin and two daughters spent Sunday af ternoon- with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tyhch. Mrs. Joe Barnes of Suffolk spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and tMrs. C. W. Tynch. Mr. and Mrs: George Smith of Franklin, Va„ is spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith spent Sunday with Mr. Smith’s brother at Mackeys and Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Lbe Smith. Mary Alice Tynch called on Bettie Tynch Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Erie Bunch called on Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Tynch Sunday afternoon., Mr. and Mrs. Jim Oliver spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gil bert Snell. Mrs. Johnnie Owens called on her sister, Mrs. Jim Oliver, Sat urday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Briggs called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tynch, Sr., Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Ms. Louis Hobbs call ed on Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Tynch Sunday evening. Ernestine and Fulton Oliver returned home last week after spending a week With their sis ter, Mrs. George Smith of Franklin, Va. Mrs. C. W. Tynch made a short trip to Hertford Saturday. Special Service At Baptist Church Sunday night, September 18. at 7:30 o'clock the Girl’s Auxili aries of the Edenton Baptist Church will have a coronation service. At this time five girls will be recognized as Queens of Girl’s Auxiliary. This is the highest rank of this organiza tion, which is a part of the Wo man’s Missionary Union. At this same service several other girls will be recognized for lesser ranks attained in forward steps * > This is the first time that a coronation service has been held at the Edenton‘Baptist Church. The public is invited to attend this impressive service. IN JUNIOR COLLEGE Among students who have ma triculated at Presbyterian Jun ior College, a division of Con-! solidated Presbyterian College, for the fall session is Claude T.| Barnette of Edenton. TOT CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON, NORTH CAROLINA. ’mtTRgDAT. SEPTEMBER IS, lMfl. ! 1 "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY GRAIN FED BEEF CHUCK READE m ™ Roast " 37‘ fife* NONFATDRYMILK! Boneless Chuck Roost u. 55c Clod Roast * 65c ®3R r 7OO ilil Boneless Lean Stew Beef -55 c (Sampgr a Wm A Ta • “SUPER-RIGHT' ALL HEAT SLICED hishu mound _ OMI 7 Bologna 1 si49c BEEF o ni Ism. CAPTN JOHN’S FRESH FROZEN FILLET OF |fi% Haddock i -lb. fkc. 3 g c Sliced Bacon -39 c f. 1 1 r« 1 Cocoonuts 17c CBBIT bunnvneld r lour "jy»■* ” Cobbooe 2 u* 9c jSmFs*?® s ®** —i.. 5-LB. BAG 10-LB. BAG 25-LB. BAG '- oPDgge L •j A 0 h’T C A I (09 Potatoes 3 25c | «««* n«. 1 1. n.» «„ so kr lSw, T j 701 north BROAD STREET ” ' '' # - , ) SPECIAL LOW PRICE! TENDER YELLOW m EARS — ! • “SUPER-RIGHT” SSfSI MORTON! CORN BEEF IS SmSQi Peas 2 cans 39c •- It/ QPHnni Cl TPPI II7Q Pancoke Flour 2 25c [ Wjft WJ | son ,~TTn * l'ory boap „ |ended Syrup to.. 29c SflS WILtA S C 485 27c RUSSELL'S FRESHLY BAKED *> * !i,^ p Vanilla Wafers 2 Bad Pens (3 refills) 59c 10c ■ *■■■■■■*■ w Pencil Tablets, size VA x 9 (2MT5)....23c Ivorv Soan gr- mmmm p Paid Tablets, sizeH«H (Itfs) 23c &2%45« g™ 1, BUILT-RITE SEWING CARDS Juice « 25c 20 0z M FULL COLORS - PLASTIC-TIPPED YARN IvOrV SnOW Comstock P,e Pkg. MB • pu nt Sir °" r 3 Stooges or Bilygoon Hand Puppets L -—IBBIB _ IBB J Tea 59c 79c BMG CHROME PLATED A METAL CASE We Have Many Other Toys To Choose From Flashlights 59c Super-Speed GILLETTE RAZOR |||Mg|gpß| Cashmere Bouquet Soap Bar' }Oc WSsaSB BLUE BLADES 89c Cashmere Bouquet Soap 2 b£ s 29c v 0 Prices in TkkAd Are Effective Through Sejt. 11th IHijIIIjiCJMAIHIH VHHMKMHBHHHHKHaHKMMHMHHpMMMHBMMHHBKBMM|MMMMMMMHMMHMMMKBKHi sail LIQUID Camay Soap I Palmolive Soap 97.r»7 M “ 10c 2 bo? 29c 10c 2 s 29c Mi 8c Off Label CAN fifi. m Vel Liquid I Vel Rtowder I Mr. Clean I Ivory Liquid , • • __ ’t-2 39c j 34c 39c 69c j '^" s % EBCTIOIf ONE PAGE FIVE
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