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Washed and starched, looking quite neat,
At 8 A. M., they skip up the street.
At 3 P. M., in much disarray
They’re out of school with a loud hurray.
1 sure wiah I had the
time to just sit and watch
the children go by on
their way to school each
morning. There’s so many
variations in dress, looks
and general attitudes, leav
ing much to the imagina
tion of the onlooker. Some
speed by on their bicycles,
while others travel in
two’s and three’s, giggling
(if they’re girls) and dar
ing if they’re boys. Once
in a while you see a “lon
er,” who has either missed
his breakfast, or who
didn’t want to go to school
in the first place. Then
after school it's another
story. Most all of them
are in another sort of a
hurry—to get away, noisy
and carefree for the mo
ment Once in a while
there’s a “free for all,”
which almost takes a ref
eree, but even that is soon
forgotten. Then I think
about how long ago it’s
been since I was a first
grader and then I remem
ber when my children
were beginning school, all
with a feeling of nostalgia
and time gallops on|
I just read that in some
parts of Nigeria wives are
Lunchroom Menus
Menus at Ernest A.
Swain Elementary School
lunch room for September
16-20 will be as follows:
Monday—Fish sticks, cole
slaw, French fries, catsup,
com bread, blueberry pie,
milk and butter.
, Tuesday— Breaded veal
cutlets, candied yams,
green beans, school baked
rolls, milk, butter, grape
fruit sections.
Wednesday Meat loaf,
creamed potatoes, gravy,
biscuits, butter beans and
com, apple pie, butter and
milk.
Thursday Chicken sal
ad, garden peas, potato
chips, school baked rolls,
sliced tomatoes, jello with
whipped topping, butter
and milk.
Friday Ham, biscuits,
turnip greens, potatoes,
peach pie, butter and milk.
Hearing Aid
Counselor
To Hold Free Hearing Aid
Consultation
FRIDAY, SEPT. 13
10:00 A. M., - 6:00 P. M.
EDEN MOTEL
EDENTON, N. C.
We Are Pleated To Announce That
MR. DON SAULS
Beltone Trained Consultant Will Be
At Our Special All Dag Hearing Aid
Consultation. If You Have A Hearing
Problem, MR, SAULS Invites You To
Come In For A Free Electronic Hear
ing Test And Demonstration Os New
Beltone Hearing Aids. No Obligation.
' Fresh Batteries
One-Half Price
£2£s *T if If ye® are a hearing
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still bought and sold and
the more « girl weighs, the
higher price she brings.
Some of us could be quite
valuable according to their
standards.
Let me remind you that
members of the local chap
ter of the Order of the
Eastern Star are. now tak
ing orders for paring
knives, steak and carving
knives, allowing anyone to
buy these knives for
Christmas gifts. Owing to
the popular demand for
these knives, it will be ne
cessary to order early. Just
call Mrs. Maude Reaves at
482-2272 or any other
member of the Eastern
Star.
Here's a good recipe for
delicious Peanut Butter
Cookies, but NO flour is
used:
Use one-half cup each of
Peanut Butter, shortening,
granulated sugar, brown
sugar, ft teaspoon baking
powder and one egg. Cream
sugars, shortening and Pea
nut Butter. Add baking
powder and egg. Drop by
level tablespoons, two
inches apart on ungreased
cookie sheets. Bake at 350
degrees until edges brown
(about 12 minutes). Cool
for about two minutes be
fore removing from pans.
Makes from two to two
and one-half dozen cookies.
MM^ufmms
You can clean candles
with a cloth dampened in
alcohoL
Varnished surfaces clean
nicely when rubbed with a
damp cloth dipped in tea.
For a tasty breakfast,
put a banana in your
blender and add it to your
pancake batter.
Fixe Deaths By Age
NEW YORK—The high
est death rate by fire is
among persons 65 years of
age and older, according to
the Insurance Information
Institute.
Television will not bring
the world to your door
step. It will bring that
part of the world which
someone else wishes you
to see.
THE CHOWAN HERALD, KDANTON, NOSTN CABOLINA. RHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12,1968
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