PAGE TWO —SECTION ONE Broad Street Bulletin By KATE Begin each day with cheerfulness And you’ll find that those you meet Will try to match your happy mood As they walk along the street. Instead of a frown when you’re out on the town Smile! And the blues you’ll defeat. I noticed several times this week how beautiful and calm the bay was, almost like a mirror. There were quite a few small boats fishing for white perch which made me want to stop everything and go fishing ngtu that minute. It also made me think of the ocean last week, which was very calm and clear and how rough it can become in a storm. The analogy of stormy and calm waters and life is quite evident. Sometimes even advertis ing signs are pretty. For in stance, the new revolving Texaco sign at the corner of Broad and Church Streets. I received a letter from Miss Lena Jones last week telling us that she would b< home around the 20th, which reminds us that things wn get back to normal again in the starting of school. It sure will be nice to see Miss Lena again, as her cheerful ness is a tonic for everyone she meets. I wonder how many of you patronize the local li brary. If you don’t, you should, as there is so much wonderful reading material there. I just read two very good books, “The Pillar oi Iron” by Taylor Caldwell and “Tears Are For the Liv ing” by Margaret Bannister Reading is so relaxing in it: self-forgetfulness. I just read of a revolu tionary new concept in men’s fashions, which certainly will make a hit with the lo cal humidor set. Cig a i Pockets sectioned compart ments to hold cigars in place the pockets being in the low er left inside area of the jacket. Also a dress shirt which has a pocket tucked away near the ttummy, on the right side to take care of any overflow smokes And as a special treat, an ingeniously concealed pocket has been designed on the un der side of the tie to ac commodate most popular siz ed cigars. (Now to design a pipe pocket for Mr. B.) A doctor in Illinois says “Never swallow a sneeze.” By stifling the “natural” ex plosion, you risk a rise in blood pressure which could trigger a stroke, nosebleeds, deafness and sinus infec tions. This doctor advises that you let all sneezes come out orally in a blast, risking a nervous breakdown of family or friends. HOW TO . . . If you have trouble find ing your green handled gar den tools in the grass, simply paint the handles a bright I „ ftoxrsemrya/ i oursUsua,ly Are! 0 pap PAY CASH j [JV WITH AN ( | ATLANTIC CREDIT | • LOAN . | UP TO S6OO | ■ jA I ■ ■ ||} ' B] s 318 South Broad Stmt ■ EDENTON DIAL yellow or orange. Since most people hate to clean up an egg when drop ped on the floor, etc., I read that if you pour salt on the mess and let it stand for about 20 minutes, it will be easily swept up with a broom. If you want to boil a cracked egg, just wrap it in aluminum foil and boil. Works fine! Here is a new kind of marmalade, called Mystery Marmalade, and it is simple to make and sounds delici ous: 2 cups finely chopped cu cumbers. 4 cups sugar. 1/3 cup lime juice. 2 tablespoons grated lime peel. Few drops green food col oring. M bottle liquid fruit pectin. Pour chopped cucumbers into a large sauce pan. Add sugar, lime juice and lime peel. Mix well. Place over ligh heat. Add food color - ng. Bring to full rolling M>il. Boil hard exactly one ninute, stirring constantly, femove from heat and at once stir in pectin. Skim off foam, then stir and skim five minutes to cool slightly ind prevent floating par ticles. Ladle quickly into jelly glasses. Cover at once vith hot paraffin. Makes about five medium glasses. New Books At Local Library j New books received this week at Shepard - Pruden Memorial Library include the following: Visa tor Avalon, a novel by Bryher. William Blake and the Age of Revolution by J. Bronow ski. Grand Slam; the Secrets of Power Baseball by Jim i Sunning, Whitey Ford, Mick- j ey Mantle and Willie Mays. ' The Man Who Sold Death 1 by James Munro. Farms and Farmers In Art by Helen B. Harkonen. The Horse In Art by Ruth Zuelke. Circuses and Fairs In Art by Helen B. Harkonen. Kings and Queens In Art by Rena Cown. The Self-Portrait In Art by Sharon Lerner. The Ship and the Sea In Art by Margaret Gracza. RED MEN MEETING Chowan Tribe No. 12, Im proved Order of Red Men, will hold their weekly meet ing Monday night, August 23, at 8 o’clock. Clyde Hol lowed, sachem of the tribe, desires a large attendance. THE CHOWAN HERALD. KDENTQN, NORTH CAROLINA. THURSDAY AUGUST 19, 1985. NEW LOW PRICES! WE OIVE Valuable S& H Green Stamps B1>IBI^!arrel?S,^ IB TBToUND^VERAGE 8,1—i " bb>ibi ** piYn If s Pwl FRY P ARTS r I V N I v ) Breasts I Legs, Thighs and Breasts jdrißbk n [GREEN] 1.. P m m Whole 1 KhMCHS lb - 55<] lb. 49c || CHOICE, INSPECTED Gizzards or Wings I Legs and Thighs *■ J J ITg t. 29.1145. 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