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9 BROAD STREET
BULLETIN
KATE
I had a friend who laughed with me,
And gave me courage, too.
She left with me an example—
Os the good things one should do.
And so it is with each of us,
As we live from day to day,
Our lives might be a pattern
In the things we do and say.
Losing a treasured friend
is one of life’s sorrowful
ordeals, but knowing that
all their pain is gone and
that their goodness has led
them to a far better place
than any of us can visual*
ize, give the rest of us
hope and courage, too.
Anyone who knew Mrs.
Philip McMullan, knew her
to he just the sort of a
person one could be proud
to have for a friend. She
was, indeed, a friend to
many people, truly a friend
in need, time and time
again.
Another friend to many
is Mrs. Irma Allsbrook,
owner of the Nu Curl
Beauty Salon, who is a pa
tient in the Stuart Circle
Hospital in Richmond, Va.
I hear that she is doing
very well and I’m sure that
she is getting a much
needed rest. By the way,
for those of you who might
want to send her a word
of cheer, her room number
is 518.
Our Star Boarder, the
little long-haired Dachs
hund,-really acts like a
big time star and only be
cause His Honor (Buff)
has him rotten spoiled.
The dog will eat only cer
tain kinds of dog food and
it has reached the point
now that he waits for Buff
to spoon feed him. I have
no time or patience for
such “mess,” so naturally
he likes Buff best. This
cute little dog belongs to
my oldest son who will
come after him as soon as
they move from a 12th
floor apartment in New
York to Dallas, Texas. By
that time they may want
to send him back here in
disgust.
We went to Rocky Mount
Saturday to take my son
Martin hack home and
since he keeps a bachelor
apartment, I thought I’d be
doing him a favor by tak
■ng my Hazel along to
help give his rooms a good
house cleaning. Well, af
ter a hard day’s work the
mission was accomplished
and satisfaction guaranteed
(we thought). But after
we reached home, we had
occasion to call him and I
asked if he was resting
and enjoying his orderli
ness. He said what he was
doingy was putting back a
little chaos in the apart
ment—it was just too neat
for comfort.
Perhaps many of you
consider the Althea (Rose
of Sharon) bush just an
other very prolific shrub,
Keep It Beautiful
If America hired people for the job, it would take the
largest sort of army to keep our country free of litter.
But there’s no need to hire anyone. It's a job we can
do for ourselves. All of us. Every family that spreads a
picnic lunch. Every boatman who cruises the lakes and
waterways. Every motorist who uses our roads and
highways.
It is the pleasure of the U. S. Brewers Association
each year to give its fullest support to the Keep America
Beautiful Campaign. Remember: Every Litter Bit Hurts.
This is our land. Let's treat it right.
UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC.
Suite 903, BB&T Bldg.. Raleigh, N. C. 27602
hut as I walk around the
house each morning and
see all the shades of lav
ender and white blooming
profusely, I’m so glad they
are so numerous. It’s one
shrub in particular which
thrives on neglect, it seems.
By the way, just be
cause it’s summertime,
don’t stop feeding your
birds. We still feed them
several times a week and
are rewarded with many
different visitors, one of
the most recent ones being
the Titmouse and the Nut
hatch. However, the most
beautiful songs come from
our family of Cardinals
and Wrens, another one of
the blessings we count.
Here’s a warm weather,
cool gelatin salad which I
came across recently. May
be you’ll like it:
2 envelopes unflavored
gelatin.
1/3 cup sugar.
Dash salt.
2 cups milk divided.
1 cup creamed cottage
cheese.
Va cup salad dressing.
1 medium can crushed
pineapple.
Combine gelatin, sugar
and salt. Stir in Vz cup
cold milk and allow to
soften five minutes. Heat
remaining milk and add to
gelatin mixture and stir
until dissolved. Cool until
mixture becomes thick and
syrupy. Blend in cottage
cheese, salad dressing and
pineapple. Pour into oiled
mold and chill until firm.
Makes six to eight servings.
A Few mate
When you go shopping
for groceries and come
home with the trunk load
ed, just take your laundry
cart to the car and pile it
up with groceries. No
more tom bags and upset
tempers.
Use your left over hot
dog rolls for garlic bread.
Just break open length
wise, spread with butter
and sprinkle with garfic
salt. Brown in the oven
for a few minutes and they
are delicious.
■Did you know that you
can reuse cinnamon sticks?
Just rinse and dry and
wrap in plastic and use
again.
It Is
Education: What you
have left over even after
you have forgotten the
facts.
—Herald. El Paso.
Wit is not worldly wis
dom.
—Alexander Smith.
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