THE CHOWAN HERALD. eDLMTON, OCTOBER 23, 1963.
BROAD STREET
BULLETIN...
By Kate
Are you concerned about your neighbor?
Do you let her know you care?
About how she keeps her figure
Or if she dyes her hair?
Does she wear a wig or dentures;
Do you often wonder where
She spends her time and money.
Does she know you really care?
If you answer “yes” to all these questions
You’re probably unaware
That your neighbor couldn’t care less
If you Do or Do Not Care.
The past week has been
a busy one, with the mo
bile X-ray unit being here
and me trying to work at
it, then there was the very
successful fish fry by the
local Eastern Stars, not to
mention everyday things
and fishing besides yep,
we’ve been real busy. But
to be happy and busy is
good for one’s soul, even
though I know that it’s al
most too good to be true.
Thanks to so many of
you who are sending me
recipes, household hints and
best of all friendly letters
of encouragement, which I
need and treasure. I am
definitely not a writer and
no one knows it better
than I do, but I enjoy it
and your letters help so
much.
Many times, as I walk
through the stores, shop
ping, I notice here and
there odd things sitting on
shelves, such as perishable
foods set on out of the way
shelves, perhaps with the
beans, paper towels, etc.
Shoppers will select them,
then decide they do not
want them and set them
down anywhere and conse
quently they’re unnoticed
for a while and left to
spoil. One store manager
pointed out to me this
week when he discovered a
part of a coca cola on a
shelf where Halloween dec
orations were displayed
that not too long ago a
careless shopper left a soft
drink in a cup on a shelf
where ladies’ clips had
been stocked and the drink
had been spilled and ruin
ed about a half dozen slips.
Many of us are very care
less about such things, not
really meaning to be de
structive, so let us each be
i li'.’le more careful.
A reminder: the women
of the Edenton Methodist
Church are having a chick
en salad luncheon Thurs
day, October 23, and will
be glad to deliver as many
plates as ordered. This is
Go no farther in search of the
best 46 h.p. tractor. See us
about a new 1520. Great
features. Nice price, too.
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HOBBS IMPLEMENT CO., INC.
"YOUR JOHN DEERE DEALER ”
OUT C. HOBBS. Mar. EDEXTOW, X. C.
JFifA .. . service is a profession not a sideline
a delicious lunch, as these
women are famous for—so
call the church for your
orders—on Thursday.
Services commemorating
the Week of Prayer will be
held at the Edenton Meth
odist Church this coming
Monday, October 27, at 4
P. M. Why not come for a
quiet hour of prayer and
meditation?
Mrs. E. R. Wilson, who
lives on Route 2 north, sent
me this gcod recipe this
week and I’ll share it with
you. It’s called Plum Nut
Cake:
2 cups self-rising flour.
2 cups sugar.
1 cup Wesson oil.
3 eggs.
1 cup nuts or raisins.
1 tbsp. mixed spices.
1 jar of Junior baby
food plums.
Beat eggs well, add sug
ar, Wesson oil and flour
mixed with spices. Then
add remaining ingredients
and bake in a tube pan for i
45 minutes at 350 degrees
Thanks, Mrs. Wilson.
Another friend, name un
known, sent me this week
a recipe for Pumpkin
Squares and I’ll give you
that next week. Also she
sent me some hints to use,
such as: Drop small slivers
cf soap into a foot of ny
lon hose, cut off excess leg
section and knot at one
end. Use for washing lin
geries. You can also fill a
nylon foot section with
moth balls, tie the stocking
tc the top of a wire clothes
hanger and hang in gar
ment bag to prevent moths.
More next week.
My apologies to Mrs.
Vivian Mooney of Raleigh,
who came by especially to
bring me a favorite recipe
and woe is me—l’ve lost it
somewhere. Please, Mrs.
Mooney, send it to me
again.
A reminder: Read Kate’s i
Shopping Guide.
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