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For And / ■ . ' About Women PAGE THREE :—SEC. ONE Hal-:' .f i x.'^% c ";'-%-^ v \. 5 - y '&s'*''* “,*»• -‘ ' .' jj r«■■. ' f * * ' - ■ fUT Mte^' ,k'’ v Wf 1 .... m. »1 si 9 ®Sl# * a| w UB j*k P Bag yfe;* -M HL^J^k # JK&tMMkto&Fr' jir m djKSSS^^^^m: * *^. BUFFET CHICKEN An easy combination of cooked chicken, cheese soup, mush rooms and broccoli, may be heated and ladled into tender, curry-flavored biscuit shells. Makes a nice main dish to serve from the buffet. Creative Cooking The Herald Kitchen Bj MILDRED BUSKINS • It’s clean-up time in The Hesgld Kitchen. There are many ‘thing” we’ve been collecting for your information. Some are in tfie what’s new category, others ccgne under' the head ing of quickies. We’re constantly amazed at the new developments in the food field as well as the other little conveniences for the Jiomemaker. more homemakers %njoy the excitement and ro mance of spice cookery Mc- Cormick & Company has de ( veloped a new flavoring- con cept consisting of 20 use, tone-step, seasonings. Called Chefs Touch, the sea stonings contain carefully cho sen spice and herb combina tions pleasantly blended to subtly enhance the flavor of specific foods. The new sea .sonings can be used for sim ple as well as gourmet dish es. Watch for them at yoyr market. The Green Giant Company has added whole mushrooms frozen in blitter sauce trrits line of the pouches of vege tablek in butter, sauce’ Tqev are all ready to saute and add ,to yopr favorite recifcq. , vv 4 a. . ; NU-CUBL BEAUTY SHOP Tftefr 18th Anniversary Week of October 11th DONT FORGET -- To Conte in and Register! Permanents to be Given Away , Drawing Saturday, October 16th Now - For Y Opr Convenience, Expert Hair putting by Irma. Come In and Register and Make 'Your Appointment Today! Thank you. r m ■■ ./■ *• - I-:?- ——- ■ r PH 1»1 rlllliK- Iff ilj| I T \fUlr • N te- N I tin W 1 -axVijVo 1v v” AAlvuttuil j 415 S. Broad Street, Edenton CHOWAN HERALD It's still a woman’s world! Feminine eminence in the world of disposable paper; 'products, long recognized by Kimberly-Clark, has been given another boost With a new idea for ladylike port able packages v of tissues. Pocket packs of Kleenex tis sues are now available in a fashionably feminine version. Like most new TV shows, they’re now in color. While the drinking man’s diet is on the wane after sweeping the country by a happy storm, and while there’s a lull before the next ideal diet appears on the scene, you might fill in with Pet ‘Milk’s new Sego Liquid Diet Food “cremes,” Vanilla Creme and Coconut Creme, which are currently being introduced. Here’s a pudding quickie which comes to us from the Family Circle Magazine. Melt one package (6 ounces) semi sweet-chocolate, pieces, stir in one jar (8 ounces) junior prunes, then fold in one cup cream, whipped. Divide among six dessert dishes and chill until serving time. For a busy-day frosting, just sprinkle lots of con fectioners’ sugar over cake OCTOBER 14, 1965. batter in pan, then bake. Top comes out' with a sparkly c£ystal_Jayer that stays qri Dest if cake is cut right in the pan. The next time you serve a ham steak, spread the top generously with bottled pine apple-sundae sauce and bake it in a slow oven (325 de grees) about an hour. The sauce seasons the meat all the way through, glazes it sparkly-rich and saves the fuss of stirring up a home made topper. Serving your next lunch eon buffet style? Buffet chicken, served from a chafing dish bespeaks ele gance. Four pre-prepared foods—canned chicken, cheese soup and mushrooms, and frozen broccoli—are easy to combine, heat, and ladle in to tender, curry-flavored bis cuit shells. Prepare the fill ing in an electric or top-of the-stove saucepan then transfer the bubbling-hot mixture into your very pret tiest chafing dish. The bis cuit shells are make-aheads. Make them this way. Curry Biscuit Shells 2 cups sifted self-rising flour V\ teaspoon curry powder 1/3 cup shortening % cup milk Preheat oven so 450 de grees. Into mixing bowl sift together flour and curry Powder. Cut in shortening until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Blend' in enough milk to make a soft dough. Onto lightly floured board or pastry cloth turn out dough and knead gently 30 seconds. Divide in six equal portions; roll each one eighth inch thick. Fit into tart or muffin tins. Trim dough and flute edge. Prick bottom and sides with a fork. Bake 15 to 20 minutes, or until lightly browned. Re move shells from pans and cool on wire rack. Broccoli Chicken Filling 3 cups chopped cooked chicken ! • 1 can (10 , oz.) condensed Cheddar cheese soup 1 jar (2% toz.) Sliced mush rooms % cup milk 2 teaspoons lemon juice 1 pkg. (10 oa) frozen chop- In saucepan combine ebick atid simmer 10 ( minutes long- Cratal Df lam Jewel til Jiotv Given By Agent By MART G. COWPER Home Agent What’s in a name? ft may be a blue ribbon at the fair if the produce is a j|am and the label calls it a preserve. Now, whether it’s a jam or a preserve may not have, much to do with how well it pleases our family. But, af ter assisting with the judg ing at our Choviran County Fair and at the 5-County Fair in Elizabeth City, I can re port that what may be the best jam in the fair will hot even be considered when ft is entered as a preserve and vice versa. Won’t, you check yourself to see if you have been call ing your jam a preserve Preserves should be mad< Os small whole fruits or ol uniform pieces of large whok fruits. They should be cook ed in syrup until plump and tender, yet firm. They should not be overcooked that is cooked until the piec es fall ajjart. Jams on the other hanc should be cooked until th fruit forms a thick, smooth tnass or paste of jelly-like consistency. Speaking of preserving, i' you have gathered a quantity of green tomatoes ahead o f the frost, don’t refrigerate— the temperature in your re frigerator is too low to allow proper ripening. Wrap in newspaper, two or three lay ers deep, and store in a cool place in the house, basement, or garage. Move to a warm er place, about 70 degrees F. for 3-4' days as you desire them for eating. Mayo Outlines Continued from Page One there are men and worsen who are willing to pool their ideas, efforts and resources in the interests of the com munity in which they live, progress can and shall be a certainty.” After many humorous stories, Rev. LaFon C. Ve reen of Raleigh said in his principal address that we must project into the future. Speaking on the tenses —past, present and futurp, the speaker said we must: 1— Learn to-live life where we are. We must not feel that we were put off at the, wrong place. 2 Learn to live life with what we have. Life.is what we put into it. 3 Stjrt Jiving now. ; , The speaker said too often people fail to capture the sequence of successful liv ing. “Sad is this postpone ment of life . ■ . always get ting ready to live,” he con cluded. He was introduced by Rev. E. Clifford Shoaf, pastor of Edenton Methodist Church. Mayor John A. Mitchener, Jr., welcomed the group and the invocation was given by Rev. Warren G. Nance, pas tor of Edenton Presbyterian Church. Robert W. Moore, chamber executive, presented Elmore with a past-presi dent’s plaque. SHOP I. N. S. AT W. E. S. 29-OZ. PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Juice........ 5 cans SI.OO DUKE’S 38-oz. bottle Corn Oil 59c NO. ZVt SIZE GIBBS Pork and Beans.. can 19c INSTANT NESCAFE 10-oz. jar Coffee $1.19 Cypress 8ac0n.... lb. 53c FROZEN < 2-lb. pkg. French Frje5....... 29c Cabbage.......... lb. 5c SUNSHINE Hydrox Cookies.. lb. 43c SAUSAGE* BARBER SHOP NOW OPEN WITH BRUCE SMITH READY TO SERVE YOU. lAf , »«| t £m H|| JPv US Jm Wj a Lg • - ROCKY SOCK SECTION PttQMS 4M-3Q21 —» SDDITOM, K, C. SOCIETY NEWS Visit Mrs. Wood Mrs. Frank Wood has as her guests her daughter, Mrs. Peter Schroeder, her grand daughter, Avery Schroeder, and her son, Frank Wood, Jr. ( , j* Leave on Trip Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Deb nSm have Wft for a two weeks trip to Baltimore and West Virginia. In Chapel Hill Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Elliott are spending some time in Chapel Hill; Mr. Elliott is a patient at the University r Hospital. Weekend Guest Mrs. Nancy Carson of Chapel Hill spent fast week end with her parents, Mr. ind Mrs. James E. Wood. Visit Congers Mrs. James Glover ;ons, Jimmy and John, were he weekend guests of Mrs. Clover’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Conger, Sr. Visits Daughter Mrs. Lin Bond of Tarborc vas the Sunday guest of her laughter, Mrs. J. H. Conger Tr. At Convention Mrs. John A. Mitchener, r r., is attending a Pharma cists’ Convention in Wash ■ngton, D. C. Miss Kath ryn Brown accompanied her Others in the party are Mrs Kate Wozelka, who is visit ing her sister-in-law, Mis? Elizabeth Wozelka, and Mrs George C. Hoskins, who is visiting Mrs. Zech Ford Bond. Tr., in Washington, and her nephew, Lt. Comdr. Worth ington Hobbs and Mrs. Hobbs in Alexandria, Va. Visiting Here Mrs. E. C: Conger of Eliz abeth City is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Conger. On Trip Mrs. J. L. Pettus left on Monday to visit relatives in Norfolk, Prince Edward County, Scottsville and Char lottesville. In Raleigh Mrs. Carroll Kramer is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joe Cheshire, in Raleigh. They plan to visit Mrs. Cheshire’s l daughter, Mrs. Penick, in Lynchburg, Va. On Vacation Mrs. W. B. Rosevear left Monday for a week’s visit with friends in Greensboro and .Charlotte, r. Visits Mother Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt, Jr., spent the past weekend with her mother, Mrs. Wilbur Friedman, in Wilmington. At Nags Head Mr. and Mrs. W. J. P. Earnhardt, Sr., are spending several days at the Carolin ian Hotel at Nags Head. Attend Football Game Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dix on and children spent the weekend with Mrs. Dixon’s father in Raleigh, and at tended the football game there. Visit Georges Mr. and Mrs. N. J. George spent the weekend in Chica go, 111., as the guests of Mr! and Mrs. Bill George. Students Home Phil' Harrell and Arlene Fry of Wesleyan College, Claire Belch of Peace, Helen Rogerson of Meredith-spent the weekend with their re spective families here. With Relatives Mrs. George Dekker and daughter, Celia Boyce of Virginia Beach, Va., are' the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lon nie Boyce. In Greenville Mrs. M. L. Bunch spent the weekend in Greenville with her son, M. L Bunch, Jr., and family. Mr.,- and Mrs. Heywood Bunch spent the weekend in West Martin, New Jersey, with their son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bean. I GILLETTE SUM-ADJUSTABLE RAZOR SET s|so COMPLETE WITH GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEL BLADES. SET EXPOSURE FOR rout) BEARD I Shrinks Hemorrhoids Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pam For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the as tonishing ability to shrink hemor rhoids and to relieve pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduc tion (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing of all results were so thor ough that sufferers made astonishing statements like “Piles have ceased to be a problem!” The secret is a new hqf ling substance (Bio-Dyne*)—dis covery of a world-rfamous research Institute. This substance is now avail able in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H «; At all drug counters. TWO floor heat outlets — DOUBLE THE HEAT OVER YOLIR FLOORS! If pays for Itself with the fuel It saves I '.-.g Ask your frionds or neighbors who own a Siegler Horn* Hoator how \ thoy on joy Siaglor's warm floor comfort. They’ll toft you, just as thoy , toll us, Sioglor gives them more comfort, more boat and moro do* ; pondablo sorvico than thoy had hoped for. Ask for a dwnortstration ' x - you'll bo convinced. Quinn Fumitun (o. of Edenton, Inc Phone 482-2425 , ■,: Fdontnn IV r - - ibaenion, m M j Visiting Daughter Mrs. Don Johnson of Wil liamston is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. B. f*. Bur roughs. Guests from Florida Mrs. Allan Nolle of Mi ami, Fla., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Oglesby. Roommate Visitor Tom Bodmer of Pooles ville, Md„ was the weekend guest of his college room mate, Phil Harrell, and Phil’s parents. Visit In Elizabeth City Mrs. H. T. Layton and Mrs. J. C. Manning visited Mr. &nd Mrs. Tommy Manning and family in Elizabeth City on Sunday. ! SOBER MAN WANTED Between 20-40 Years of Age Good salary to right man. Must have own transpor tation tc install storm windows and doors, aluminum siding am! roofing. Contact E. S. Nooney T/A Aluminum Supply Route 1, Box 206 D Arnold’s Beach, Roper, N. C. 1 Mile Over Albemarle Sound Bridge Public Hearing A public hearing will ba held in the Municipal Building at 8:00 P. M., Tuesday, November 2, 1965, eoneerning the re-zoning of property on Weist Eden Street belonging to Mrs. Anne Jenkins. TOWN OF EDENTON W. B. Gardner, Administrator Weekend Guests Mr. and Mrs. Mae Wright of Greenville were weekencf guests of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Richi rd Hardin. Weekend Guests Mrs. Gordon Huffines of Arlington, Va., spent the weekerd with her brother. Spec Jenes ,and Mrs. Jones. Visits Relatives Miss Myrtle Jenkins spent • the weekend with relatives in Carrsville, Va. . _ S. C. Visitors Major General and Mrs. George Jordan of Myrtle Beach, S. C., visited several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. John F. White and Mrs. . Carolyn White Raines and children at Paradise Farm.
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