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I find as I grow older
I care not for petty things.
It’s the little joys of life that count—
The happiness they bring.
This column is slow get
ting started and slower to
finish. Perhaps I should
have finished first. I am
now recuperating and try
ing to “take it slow,” which
is quite a chore for me as
I like to be “up and at
’em.” However, I’ve found
my limitations, as to ex
ertion. I received so many
nice cards, notes and let
ters from my friends,
which surely helped me
pull through this period of
illness. But most of all, I
appreciate the prayers and
thoughts of my friends,
who know that Prayer
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THE CHOWAN HERALD, EDENTON. NOVEMBER 20. 1969.
BROAD STREET
BULLETIN
Kate
really changes things I
know it, too.
The nurses and doctors
of the Albemarle Hospital
were, as usual, so very
kind, but, oh! how I wish
ed I could be in Chowan
County! I noticed, on my
way to the Medical Cen
ter this week that our own
hospital is growing by
leaps and bounds and it al
ready looks elegant. Some
day, in the near future,
the dreams of a new and
better hospital will come
true. However, our own
hospital which we have
now is a good place to be
when ill, and each person
there does their very best
for a good recovery.
Here’s a recipe 3ent to
me by Mrs. Thelma Miley
of Charleston, S. C. A
former resident of Chowan
County,Mrs. Miley kindly
answered my request of
last week for a straw
berry cake. It sounds de
licious and since I’m par
ticularly fond of straw
berries, I expect to make
this cake soon. Thanks,
Mrs. Miley.
Fresh Strawberry Cake
1 pkg. Betty Crocker
white cake mix.
1 pkg. strawberry jello.
2 tbsp. flour.
% box fresh or frozen
strawberries, mashed.
Vi cufi oil.
Vi cup water.
Mix well all ingredients,
adding the strawberries
last. Bake in two 9-inch
layer pans at 350 degrees
until spring back.
Icing
V* cube butter.
Vi box of strawberries,
mashed.
1 box powdered sugar.
Cream together and ice
cake when cool.
Serves 12 to 14.
Marshal’s Job
Is Advertised
The Raleigh Interagency
Board of the U. S. Civil
Service Examiners for
North Carolina announces
that applications are now
being accepted for the fol
lowing vacancy located at
Charlotte: Deputy U. S.
Marshal, GS-6 $6,882 per
year. Male applicants
only, age 21 and over.
Applications should be
filed no later than De
cember 1, with the Inter
agency Board of U. S.
Civil Service Examiners,
415 Hillsborough Street,
Raleigh 27603.
For further information
and/or application forms,
contact the Federal Job
Information Center, 415
Hillsborough Street, Ra
leigh, N. C. 27603, or to
the Examiner in Charge,
U. S. Post Office, Eliza
beth City 27909. Refer to
Announcement No. AR-9-
26.
From The Herald
Kitchen
Continued from Peg# 2
all at once to flour mix
ture, stirring only until
flour is moistened. Fill
greased muffin cups two
thirds full. Bake at 425 de
grees for 20 to 25 minutes,
or until golden brown. Cool
slightly before removing
from the pan. Makes 12
medium muffins.
Quickies
Oriental Butterfly Muf
fins: For extra flavor and
a decorative touch, mix in
one tablespoon grated or
ange rind to your basic
muffin batter. Fill greas
ed muffin cups and place
two mandarin orange sec
tions on each muffin in
opposite directions, forming
‘butterfly. Bake.
Savory Biscuit Pin
wheels: Make tasty appe
tizers by separating bis
cuits a package of re
frigerator biscuit dough.
Roll out each to a rec
tangle. Cover with one
teaspoon each catsup and
grated Parmesan cheese.
Sprinkle with oregano or
caraway seeds; top with
chopped mushrooms. Start
ing at the short end, roll
up in jelly-roll fashion.
Cut into one-inch slices.
Place pinwheels on un
greased baking sheet and
bake at 400 degrees for
nine to 11 minutes or un
til brown. Makes about 40
appetizers.
Tart 'N Tangy —Add one
tablespoon each of freshly
grated lemon rind and
poppy-seed to muffin bat
ter. Bake as usual.
Society News
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ham
ilton spent Sunday in Wil
liamston visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Williams, for
mer residents of Edenton.
Mr. and iMrs. Joe Thor
ud and Mr. and Mrs. Wes
ley Chesson attended the
Oyster Bowl football game
in Norfolk, Va., Saturday.
Miss Ruth Leary and
Dicky Clark of Durham
visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. S. Leary, over
the weekend.
.Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wein
traub attended the Oyster
Bowl football game on Sat
urday in Norfolk, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Venters attended the N. C.
State and Houston football i
game on Saturday in Ra
leigh.
o
L. H. Haskett and sister,
Mrs. Carey Bunch, are
spending a week in Ft.
Myers, Fla., visiting their
brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Has
kett.
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GOING AWAY DINNER
HELD AT MERRY HILL
MERRY HILL—Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Williams en
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Merry Hill Sunday in
honor of SM/Sgt. Walter
Cullipher of Langley Field,
Va., who is to leave for
the Phillipines soon and
Mrs. Cullipher and child
ren will join him there in
a few months, as he will
be stationed there for two
years.
Those present besides
Mr. and Mrs. Williams,
SM/S Walter Cullipher,
Mrs. Cullipher and child
ren of Langley Field were:
Lt. and IMrs. John Culli
pher and children, Susan
and Sheila of Norfolk, Va.,
Mr. and Mrs. James White
and children, Donna, Dee,
Jim and Tom, of Golds
boro, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Harrell and children, Rick
and Sharon, of Merry HilL
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teenager thinks, even if
Pineville loses its football
opener, the world will con
tinue to turn.
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GREENSBORO Miss
Emily Ruth Peele of Tyner
was among the 170 sopho
more scholars honored at a
special reception on cam
pus November 11 at the
University of North Caro
lina at Greensboro.
Miss Peele is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
derson Ray Peele, Route 1,
Tyner.
Purpose of the recep
tion was to acknowledge
outstanding scholarship by
the students and to give
them an opportunity to
talk informally with vari
ous faculty members about
areas of study in which
they have an interest.
The 170 sophomore schol
ars were selected on
the basis of scholarship
achievement from a sopho
more class at UNC-G total
ing 1,333 students. Alto
gether, UNC-G has more
than 6,400 students this
year.
Teamwork succeeds when
both horses pull.
Mrs. Tommie Lou Smith,
associate dean at UNC-G,
was coordinator for the re
ception. UNC-G Chancel
lor James S. Ferguson and
Miss Mereb Mossman, vice
chancellor for academic af
fairs, extended greetings to
the group.
Various deans, depart
ment heads, advisors for
the junior year abroad
program, the chairman of
the International Studies
Program and the chairman
of the UNC-G Honors
Council also attended the
reception.
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