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Broad Street Bulletin
By KATE
There’s nothing better for the good of the soul
Than to sit by the creek with a long cane pole
And even though the fish don’t bite
You’ve peace of mind and your troubles seem slight.
Believe it or not, this reci
pe really works. Sometime
when you’re worried or frus
trated, go fishing . . . I’ll
guarantee it to be a cure.
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Another good cure for
• restlessness is to work in the
yard or plant a garden and
then hope. To see things
grow which you planted
yourself, is ample reward.
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By the way, if you missed
seeing the beautiful azaleas
blooming around Rocky Hock
Church this spring, you
missed a pretty picture. In
fact the whole community
of Rocky Hock shows well
cared for homes and beauti
ful farm lands and proud
people.
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This widow fished for fish
and she caught a big one!
Mrs. Anne Jenkins took time
out from making other wo
men pretty this weekend, for
a deep sea fishing trip with
relatives and friends in the
Cape Charles area and really
Hooked a big one. Ann hook
e'd a Drum weighing 56 1
pounds and she lost several ■
pounds and gained a few
praises bringing him in.
However, Anne explains that
it took two men with grap
pling hooks to get the fish
aboard, after she made an
attempt to fly overboard af
ter it. This Drum was the
largest fish brought in the
Cape Charles Marina over
the weekend and a Citation
was given the owner of the
cruiser Blackhawk, Mr. Jim
my Marshall. By the way,
the Drum got its name from
the sounds they make when
there are large schools found ;
in deep water.
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According to a late report
on the newest styles for wo
men, the Shift dress and
the skimmer have had their
gbason in the sun and now
it's the Courreges look as
the summer “uniform” of the
smart set double-breasted
middy top, very short skirt,
slightly flared and boots,
plain or open toes and cut
outs at the top. Seems to
me that this would separate
the young gals from the old
gals.
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If you have a lot of cor
respondence, it seems that
according to Amy Vander
bilt, you can streamline your
letters by omitting the salu
tation and if the letter paper
has your initials or name on
it, your informals can go
unsigned . . . this the latest
mode in letter writing.
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The Grapefruit Diet is
really the rage these days
and it is said that in the
large cities that waitresses
ARTHRITIS-RHEUMATISM
Do claims and double talk make
you doubt you can get any relief
from arthritic and rheumatic pains?
Get 100 STANBACK tablets or 50
STANBACK powders, use as direct
ed. If you do not get relief, return the
unused part and your purchase price
will be refunded. Stanback Company,
Salisbury, N. C.
SALE... SAVE UP TO 35%
ON
ALL MONUMENTS, MARKERS,
AND MAUSOLEUMS... AT
WOOTEN MONUMENT CO.
Come in and see our yard display and let Mr.
or Mrs. Wooten help you choose a fine quality
memorial that will endure and endear through
the years ahead. Buy direct from WOOTEN
“ MONUMENT COMPANY and save the middle
man’s profit.
. All Material and Workmanship is Guaranteed At
; WOOTEN MONUMENT CO.
U. S. 17 South Edenton, N. C.
We also have a fine selection of
BIRD BATHS to beautify the yard.
in restaurants hide the
sought-after citrus under the
counter for favorite custom
ers. The grapefruit is sup
posed to act as a catalyst
and touch off an internal
chemical action which burns
off fat while you eat as
much as you like of certain
foods. Numbers of “plump”
people claim this diet really
works —we shall see.
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Daylight Saving Time, the
Unscrambled to Scrambled
Time—what have you? 15
States observe daylight sav
ing time, from April until
October. 16 other States
partially observe daylight
time at different dates.
Seems to me that the uni
form time legislation intro
duced in both houses of Con
gress to end clock confusion
is long overdue!
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Cold Oven Pound Cake
Here's a recipe for a de
licious Pound Cake sent to
me by the way of Mrs. Jean
Hollar and Mrs. Louise Er
vin.
cups of plain flour, 3
cups sugar, 2 sticks oleomar
garine, x k cup Crisco, 1 cup
sweet milk, 5 eggs, x k tsp.
vanilla, 1 tsp. lemon extract.
Cream sugar and shortening,
add eggs one at a time, beat
ing well, then add flour al
ternately with milk, then
flavorings. Start baking in
a cold oven and bake for 1
hour and 15 minutes at 340
degrees.
I do appreciate these reci
pes so much . . . thanks
Louise and Jean!
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How are you coming along
with your Spring Cleaning?
Personally, I get diverted
with fishin’ an’ stuff
I’m afraid spring houseclean
ing might last on into the
summer. Anyhow, I’m try
ing all the short cuts, so if
any of you know a few,
please send them to me.
Meanwhile, here are a few
of my own:
Use net bags from pota
toes, oranges, etc., to store
things in, such as brushes,
laundered mops, etc., so that
the air can reach them. Just
read too late that if you
color your grass seed with
bluing before planting it, the
birds won’t bother it as they
don’t like the color blue.
Make your own shoe rack.
Nail a metal curtain rod on
the back of your closet door.
Hang shoes by the heels over
this rack. A large paper
plate glued to the bottom of
the paint can, catches drips
and provides a resting place
for brushes.
Soften hardened glue by
adding a few drops of vine
gar.
MORE NEXT WEEK—
Visit Is Planned
By Blood mobile
The next regular visit of
the Red Cross bloodmobile
will be held in Edenton on
June 10 from 11 A. M. to 5
P. M.
Robert Dail, Jaycee blood
mobile chairman, said the
bloodmobile will be set up
at National Guard armory.
Personal Items
Monday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Brock of Hampton visited
Mr. Brock’s mother, Mrs. A.
L. Hawkins on Monday.
In Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ven
ters spent Saturday in Nor
folk.
At Convention
Herbert Hollowell attend
ed the annual convention of
the N. C. Pharmaceutical
Association in Durham.
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AUGUST WEDDING—Miss Eva Collins Buck’s engage
ment to Steven Edward Luper of Rocky Mount, N. C., is
announced hy her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tyree Buck of
Route 1, .Winterville. Miss Buck is the granddaughter of
Ithe late Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Winslow of near Edenton.
The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Luper of Rocky Mount. An August wedding is
planned.
Miss Ellen Belch
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Winner-of Award
Dr. William C. Pressly,
ptesident of Peace College,
his announced the Peace
Cfo. mpe t i t iv e Scholarship
Awards for the 1965-66 ses
sion.
Five scholarships have
befen awarded on a competi
tKlfp basis and are awarded
ofii.a' two-year basis. Re
cipients of these awards are:
p&liss Margaret A. Dudley
orfFtOcky Mount is winner
onjthe first award.
Lttiss ®*' en C. Belch of
Eqlpton is winner of the
second award.
Honor Students
Named At ECC
Six area students at East
Carolina College received
official recognition for out
standing scholastic achieve
ment during the winter quar
ter of the 1964-65 school
year.
Ellen Virginia Basnight
received all “A’s” while
Bobby Scot Ober, Route 1,
Edenton and Nancy Marie
Spivey, Route 3, Edenton,
were listed on the honor
roll.
Winston Lee Dail and Em
mett Parker Jones, both of
Tyner, made the honor roll,
as did Robert H. Chappell
of Hobbsville.
Lunchroom Menus
Menus at John A. Holmes
High School lunch room for
the week of May 24-28 will
be as follows:
Monday Weiners, weiner
rolls, pork and beans, cole
slaw, pear halves and milk.
Tuesday—Corned beef with
potatoes and onions, turnip
greens, corn bread, apple pie
and milk.
Wednesday—Meat loaf and
gravy, buttered rice, lima
beans, hot biscuits, butter,
fruit jello and milk.
Thursday Hamburgers,
hamburger rolls, green peas,
potato chips, pickles, apple
FOR THAT REAL
OLD FASHIONED
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JIMRO S JUMBOS, INC
OLD FASHIONED
Peanut Butter
No Additives, Fresii
Roasted Peanuts and Salt
Now Available at Local Stores
rha ciowAN herald, kbFntpn, north cabolma, WremfßAT, mat 20, ms.
sauce and milk.
Friday Ffsh sticks, but
tered potatoes, com bread,
green beans, peaches and
milk.
LIONS MEET MONDAY
Edenton’s Lions Club will
meet Monday night, May 24
at 7 o’clock at Edenton
Restaurant. President Joe
Thorud urges every Lion to
be present.
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Bologna lb. 25c Neck Bones‘i9c
1-lb. Swift Premium 1-lb. Chatham
BACON j 57c SAUSAGE 129 c
1-lb. Gwaltneys FRANKS lb. 45c
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