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CUB SCOUTS HAVE HONORS BANQUET—Members of Edenton Cub Peek 159 held their animal Bine and Gold banquet last Tuesday night at Edenton Jayeee Building. The
pictures here show activity at the event. At extreme left are adults who participated on the program. Seated, left to right: Police Chief J. D. Parrish, Father James Butler and
Rudolph Dale, committee chairman. Standing is Mayor George Alma Bynim, left, and Jack Miller, cubmaster. The center picture shows a ‘Genius Kit display at the banquet.
Four winners in the “Genius Kit” competition are shown at right. They are: Bill Jordan, Webelos; Jerry LaVoie, Den Four; Johnny Parker, Den Two and Alan Covington,
Den One. '
School Lunch Room Menus
Menus in the lunch rooms
of Chowan County Schools
for March 9-13 will be as
follows:
White Oak Consolidated
School
Monday—Spanish rice with
beef, green beans, apple
sauce, block cake, rolls with
butter, milk.
Tuesday— Fried chicken,
cream potatoes, pickled beets,
fruit cup, rolls with butter,
milk.
Wednesday—Beef vegetable
soup, peanut butter sand
wich, bread, chocolate block
cake, milk.
Thursday Fish portions,
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For That Delicious Steak and Gravy
TRY OUR
JIFFY STEAKS
lb. 99c
Fresh Dressed WHOLE! 6NLY
FRYERS lb. 27c
CUT-UP FRYERS lb. 32c
Fresh Ground
Hamburger. . 3 lbs. $1.17
Frozen Red and White
Fish and Chips Luncheon
Just Heat and Serve Meat
1 lb. pkgr. 12 oz. can
59c 53c
HAWAIIAN POWHATAN
aIE, peaches
46 OS. cane NO. tVi CANS
3 for SI.OO 4 a*™ SI.OO
Red and White
Mayonnaise , 49c
cole slaw, French fries, corn
bread squares, lemon cookies,
milk.
Friday Meat loaf with
gravy, rice, green peas, scal
loped tomatoes, rolls with
butter, milk.
Chowan High School
Monday—Hamburgers, mash
ed potatoes, green beans, beet
pickles, rolls, butter, chocolate
pudding, milk.
Tuesday— Pizza with ham
burger and cheese, peanut
butter sandwich, tossed salad,
fruit cup, crackers, butter,
milk.
Wednesday Baked ham,
potato salad, lima beans, ap
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pie cobbler, rolls, butter,
milk.
Thursday—Chicken pan pie,
green peas and carrots, sweet
potato puff, orange jello,
rolls, butter, milk.
Friday Breaded fish por
tions, French fries, cole slaw,
lemon block cake, hush pup
pies, butter, milk.
John A. Holmes High School
Monday Country style
steak, buttered potatoes, green
peas, rolls, butter, peach
halves, milk.
.Tuesday— Beef - vegetable
soup, hot dog with chili, po
tato chips, chocolate cake,
milk.
| Wednesday—Meat loaf with
! gravy, candied yams, green
1 limas, corn bread, butter, jel
lo, milk.
Thursday Fillet of fish,
French fries, buttered corn,
corn bread, butter, coconut
cake, milk.
Friday Spaghetti with
meat sauce, cole slaw, string
beans, com bread, butter,
block cake with lemon icing,
milk.
D. F. Walker Junior High
School
Monday—Bologna, macaroni
and cheese, green beans,
peach crisp, roll with butter,
milk.
Tuesday— Spaghetti and
meat sauce, tossed salad, ap
ple sauce cake square, roll
with butter, milk.
Wednesday—Fried chicken,
buttered cubed potatoes,
; mixed vegetables, roll with
; butter, jello, milk.
! Thursday Meat loaf, rice
with gravy, lima beans, hot
biscuit, cup cake with peanut
butter icing, milk.
| Friday Fish stick, French
fries, catsup, English peas,
corn meal muffin, lemon iced
| cake, milk.
Ernest A. Swain Elementary
School
j Monday ltalian delight,
green beans, rolls, butter, ap
ple sauce, milk.
Tuesday— Chuck wagon
steak, dried beans, candied
yams, rolls, butter, pear
‘ halves, milk.
Wednesday Baked ham,
turnip greens, potatoes, bis
; cuits, butter, apple pie, milk.
I Thursday Beef vegetable
[soup, crackers,, peanut butter
• and jelly sandwiches, choco
late block cake, milk.
Friday Meat loaf, garden
peas, steamed rice, gravy,
rolls, butter, pineapple, milk.
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AROUND
CHOWAN FARMS
By R. M. THOMPSON
County Extension Chairman
Suggestions For a Good
Garden: Plan your garden.
Arrange plantings or seedings
so that tall growing crops
(such as sweet com) do not
shade low growing crops
such as beans. Allow room
for consecutive plantings. Be
ready to follow early matur
ing crops with later seeded
or planted crops. Put crops
like strawberries—which grow
more than one year—on one
side for easier care and more
sunlight.
Purchase good seed. Your
garden can be no better than
the seeds you purchase. Buy
seeds from a reliable seeds
man.
Have soil tested. You can
have your soil tested “free”
to find out if you need lime
and fertilizer. If you do not
have your 9oil tested, apply
100 pounds of 5-10-10 fertil
izer and 100 pounds of lime
for “each one-tenth acre.”
Prepare garden soil prop
erly. A good garden soil
should be well drained, free
of weeds, grasses, clods, fer
tile, properly limed and fer
tilized and easily worked. If
the soil is not in proper tilth,
it is hard to get a good
stand.
Have insecticides ready. If
you have a garden, you will
have worms; so be prepared
and have your dust or spray
on hand to prevent a build-up
of insects on your garden
vegetables. Sevin is a good
garden insecticide.
Keep garden clean and free
of weeds and grasses. The
most certain way to lose a
garden is to neglect it. Cul
tivate and hoe often.
Watch for diseases and ne
matodes. Call your Extension
office if you have diseases or
suspect nematode injury. They
can be very destructive in
your garden.
Harvest on time. Do not
allow crops to become over
mature. Do not harvest too
early. Learn the number of
days required for most of
your crops—so that you can
estimate maturity dates.
Remember. The reasons
you have a garden are to fur
nish additional food; to fur
nish you top quality food; to
furnish you a reliable, steady
supply of food; to improve
your health through a diver
sified diet and to save you
money.
AUXILIARY MEETING
The American Legion Aux
iliary will meet Thursday.
March 5, at the home of Mrs.
R. E. Leary at 8 P. M. All
members are urged to attend.
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SOCIETY
Continued from Page S
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chap
pell and family of Chesa
peake, Va., visited friends
and relatives on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ervin of
Greenville spent the weekend
with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tysor
had Mrs. Guy Wilson, Jr.,
and daughter visiting them
last week. Mrs. Charles Ty
sor returned them to Athens,
Ga., and visited a few days.
Jimmy Lambeth from N. C.
State University in Raleigh
FROM THE HERALD KITCHEN
Continued from Page 5
sauce. Sprinkle with papri
ka. Bake at 450 degrees for
15 minutes, or until bubbly.
Jazz up a can of cheese
soup with fresh ground black
pepper, nutmeg and cayenne.
Heat and serve with salmon
cakes or a salmon loaf.
The recipe for Apple Cake,
which we have given you
here before, is different from
this new one which is rich
with chopped apples and wal
nuts, fragrant with spices. We
leave out the spices for the
head of our house prefers it
without them. This, recipe
makes a big beautiful cake
with a sugar-crisp top that
shatters at the touch of the
knife. We use cooking or
baking apples for this one.
Apple Walnut Ring Cake
1 cup butter or margarine.
2 cups sugar.
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MARYHAD
AN ASHTrAY
by HENRY GIBSON
Mary had an ashtray *
Full of ashes white as snow
And every time she drove her car
The tray would overflow.
She dumped it on the road one day (
Which was against the rule.
The road is very ugly now
'Cause she was such a fool.
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NEWS
ipent the weekend with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Lambeth.
Lattie Mae Spear and Cleo
Ambrose attended a two-day
class for advanced hair styl
ing at Martin County .Tech
nical Institute Monday, March
2, in Everetts.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Eyer
and Mrs. Marion Spruill of
Elizabeth City were Friday
afternoon guests of Mrs. J.
Edwin Bufflap.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drake
of Maryland are visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lula White.
3 eggs.
3 cups sifted flour.
1% teaspoons baking soda.
% teaspoon salt.
1 teaspoon cinnamon.
V* teaspoon mace.
2 teaspoons vanilla.
3 cups chopped apples.
2 cups chopped walnuts.
Cream butter and sugar
until fluffy. Add eggs, one
at a time, beating well after
each addition. Mix and sift
flour, baking soda, salt, cin
namon and mace; add gradu
ally. Stir in vanilla, apples
and walnuts. Batter will be
stiff. Spoon into greased and
floured 10-inch tube pan.
Bake at 325 degrees for one
and one-half hours. Let cool
in pan 10 minutes. Remove
to rack and finish cooling.
(We substituted black wal
nuts for half the nuts. Yum
my!)
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