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BULLETIN
by
te ATE
It’s a risky piece of business
To start your day with a frown
And you never know how ugly words
Might push a neighbor down.
It’s the little things you do and say
That count to folks along the way,
A happy smile, a word of cheer
May make their day shine bright and clear.
As I’ve said before, a
smile is contagious just
try it and see.
I still seem to be plagued
with the aftermath of the
flu, so any news I might
know is stale. I suppose
if I would stay inside long
enough to give this cold a
chance enough to heal, I’d
get well quicker, but
that's a hard task with me
when the sun shines, that’s
a signal to me to get out
side.
On one of the warmer
days recently I discovered
two white narcissus and a
violet blooming in our
yard and what a differ
ence it made on my day.
Then on Saturday Buff
bought me a purple hya
cinth which is still very
beautiful. All this means
that my favoritd time of
year can’t be too far away.
We are now enjoying
some delicious, oranges and
grapefruit, brought to us
by a friend • who recently
returned from a trip to
Florida. The oranges are
almost as big as the grape
fruit and so very, very de
licious.
Last week I gave you a
suggestion as to what to
do if you’re tired of cold
weather and are bored in
general. This week I have
another suggestion. Take
a walk down street and
browse around in the
stores. Spring styles and
fashions are blooming out
all over. The dresses,
suits and coats are truly
beautiful this year.
I do wish some of you
would send in your recipes.
Here is one that I’ve had
in this column before. It
was given to me by Buff’s
granddaughter at Southern
For Sale
110 Twiddy Ave.
Three bedrooms, living
room, kitchen and din
ing room. 1/ baths;
large den with fire
place. Swimming pool
with filter.
Twiddy Ins. &
Real Est., Inc.
103 Eait King Street
EDENTON, N. C.
Phone 482-2163
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social fun. Reducing aids your
doctor may recommend are avail
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KITCHENER'S
PHABMACY
DIAL 4M-S7ll EDENTON, N. C.
Shores and we recently
had some of it, which was
delicious. Perhaps you'd
like to try it:
Chocolate Chess Pie
Vi stick butter.
3V4 teaspoons cocoa.
1% cups sugar.
1 tsp. vanilla.
2 eggs.
1 small can of milk.
Mix cocoa, sugar, then
add melted butter, beaten
eggs, vanilla and milk.
Pour in uncooked pic shell
and bake for 35 minutes
at 350 degrees.
A Few Hints
you’ll get more heat
from radiators if you coat
them with flat paint rath
er than aluminum paint.
Make it easier for child
ren to pull on their boots
by attaching a large key
ring on the zipper pull.
If you have a stump
without glue on it. mois
ten the back of it and rub
it over the flap of the en
velope. It will absorb
enough glue to stick.
A rubber jar ting ce
mented to your dog dish
will prevent it from slip
ping.
Varnished surfaces clean
nicely with a soft cloth
dipped in cool tea.
If the rung of a chair
keeps loosening after be
ing fixed with glue, try
plastic wood the next time.
A damp sponge sprinkled
with soda will remove tea
and coffee stains from
china without scratching
the surface.
I
Miss Cofield, 67,
i
Buried In Edenton
Miss Sudie Eliza Co- I
field. 67, of Norfolk. Va..
was buried Tuesday after- i
noon in Beaver Hill Ceme- i
tery.
Burial here followed
funeral services at Gay
Funeral Home in Chesa
peake, Va., with Rev. Gil
liam C. Bentley in charge i
Miss Cofield was a na-1
tive of Norfolk, the daugh- 1
ter of the late William C i
and Sudie Cooper Cofield !
She is survived by one sis- ;
ter, Mrs. Henry Rawls ot |
Chesapeake.
A retired clerk typist!
for Norfolk Southern Rail
road, Miss Cofield was a
member of Memorial Meth
odist Church in Virginia
Beach, Va., Local Builders
Bible Class, Women’s So
ciety of Christian Service
and Berkley Chapter No.
52, Order of the Eastern
Star.
Williford Funeral Horne
had ’ charge of arrange
ments.
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