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LUNCH BOX TREA T —One way over the lunch box hurdle is with a combination
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From The Chowan Herald Kitchen
By MILDRED HUSKINS
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things to slip into the daily
menus to make a teen happy.
To begin the day teens
need a go - getter breakfast
and this is the age when they
often are inclined to dash
away with a sticky doughnut
in hand and then spend a
drowsy morning in the class
room. If you have this
■trouble at your house, try the
quick and easy way with
breakfast by looking in your
frozen food counter for froz
en prepared breakfasts. Keep
some of these balanced meals
in the freezer for those
mornings when you oversleep
and don’t have time to pre
pare a good breakfast. It
takes 20 minutes in a 490 de
gree oven. There is a choice
of scrambled eggs, sausage
patty and country style fried
potatoes, pancakes and saus
age or French toast and saus
age patties.
You can use that 20 min
utes to prepare an enticing
treat Orange Jucious. Just
combine one cup vanilla ice
cream, one cup orange juice
and a dash of nutmeg and
whirl until smooth in the
blender or beat with a rotary
beater. Makes four servings.
Then, there are those who
want to carry a lunch rather
than eat in the school cafe
teria. These present addi
tional problems. To get you
over the lunch box hurdle,
combine some of the popular
snack bits and tuck Nutty
Popcorn Cups in the lunch
bag.
Nutty Popcorn Cups
1% quarts unsalted popped
popcorn.
1 cup salted peanuts.
Vz cup seedless raisins.
Vi cup sugar.
Vt cup light corn syrup.
% cup creamy peanut but
ter.
Vi teaspoon pure vanilla
extract.
In a large mixing bowl,
combine popcorn, peanuts
and raisins. In a heavy me
dium saucepan, combine sug
ar and corn syrup; bring to
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Jfle Chowan Herntd Society, Mewo
Mrs. William J. White has
returned home after having
accompanied her sister and
•brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Frank White, Jr., of Char
lotte to New Orleans, La.
While there they visited Mr.
White’s brother, William A.
White. Mrs. White also vis
ited in Charlotte and Atlanta,
Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Carr of
Suffolk, Va., visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Overton on
Sunday.
Mr. “and Mrs. R. S. Wright
and children of Greenville
spent the weekend visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Boucher and Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Wright.
Mrs. Bill Brabble, Sue and
Gregg and Rickie spent the
weekend in Hopewell, Va.,
visiting her son, Wayne
Brabble, who is stationed at
Ft. Lee, Va. They also visit
ed Mrs. Brabble’s sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Overton.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Jor
dan, of Suffolk, Va., spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Sid White.
Mrs. R. H. Copeland and
Anita of Colerain spent Sat
urday with her daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hol
lowell.
Miss Dorothy Bufflap of
Elizabeth City spent a few
days over the weekend with
her father, J. Edwin Bufflap
and Mrs. Bufflap.
District DAR
Event Set Here
The Eoenton Tea Party
Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, will be
host to the annual District
Eight DAR meeting here
Wednesday.
The official state board,
headed by Mrs. W. Dillon
Chambers of Asheville, state
OAR regent, will be present.
The meeting will convene
at 10:30 A. M. at the Edenton
Municipal Building. Regis
tration and a coffee hour will
precede the meeting.
Mrs. Sam Mallison, Jr., of
Washington, district director,
will preside. Yearly reports
will be given by each of the
10 chapters in the district.
The day’s program will
conclude with a luncheon at
1 P. M. at the Edentcn Res
taurant.
Mrs. Allan B. Bonner of
Hertford, regent of the Tea
Party Chapter, said the board
members will arrive in Eden
ton Tuesday afternoon. They
will tour the Iredell House
and the Cupola House prior
to a dinner in their honor at
the Edenton Restaurant, giv
en by the local chapter.
Other towns having DAR
chapters in the district are
Elizabeth City, Farmville,
Halifax, Rocky Mount, Scot
land Neck, Snow Hill, Tar
boro, Washington and Wil
son.
Marlin Zimmerman of Rocky
Mount spent the weekend as
guest of his hospitalized
mother, Mrs. J. Edwin Bufflap
and Mr. Bufflap.
Robbie McCray spent the
weekend in Grifton visiting
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Saw
yer and Stevie spent Sunday
in Ahoskie visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hall
and daughter Virginia have
returned to their home in
Mobile, Ala., after visiting
with Mrs. Hall’s brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. V.
Clark.
Selby Harney from Karachi,
Pakistan, will arrive on Sep
tember 19 to visit his another,
Mrs. W. S. Harney.
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DECEMBER BRIDE-ELECT—
Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Mcore, Jr., of Norfolk, Va.,
announce the engagement of
■their daughter, Jeanne, to
S/Sgt. Timothy Gaylord, sta
tioned with the U. S. Air
Force in Texas. He is the son
of Mrs. William V. Gaylord
of Manteo and the late Mr.
Gaylord. His grandparents
are the late Mr. and Mrs.
Tim White of Tyner.
Fashion Show Features
Woman’s Club Program
Announcement of depart
ment chairmen ana a fashion
show narrated by Mrs. Jack
Leary, featuring clothes from
Cuthrell’s were the highlights
of the first fall meeting of
the Edenton Woman’s Club
held at Edenton Restaurant
last Wednesday.
Chairmen and departments
are: Mrs. Jack Douglas, con
servation; Mrs. Wesley Ches
son, education; Mrs. J. P.
Ricks, Jr., fine arts; Mrs. Bill
Norvell, music; Mrs. George
A. Byrum, crafts; Mrs. Jack
Leary, literature and drama;
Mrs. Forrest Kanipe, cultural
heritage; Mrs. John Mitchen
er, home life; Mrs. Donald
Maddrey, international af
fairs, and Mrs. Thomas C.
Bass, public affairs.
Members were reminded of
the District Fine Arts Fes
tival to be held in March and
were encouraged to enter
their handiwork. Crafts be
ing displayed at the festival
include needlepoint, crewel
embroidery, knitting, decoup
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Mrs. Nelia Smith visited
Mrs. Blanche Hcdgebeth and
Mrs. Mary Smith in Holland,
Va., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hare
and Kenny spent the weekend
at Nags Head.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hurdle
spent the weekend in Vir
ginia fishing in the Chesa
peake Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Law
rence attended the Dixie
Classic Drag Races in Suf
folk, Va., on Sunday.
Miss Delores Fulcher of
East Carolina University,
Greenville, spent the week
end here with her family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Percy Berry
of Arlington, Va., visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. West on Sun
day.
Mrs. Billy Wallace and Kim
of Greenville spent the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Cuthrell.
■Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wheeler
and Keith of Manteo spent
■the weekend with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Casper
Alexander.
Mrs. Earl Langdon of Ra
leigh visited Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Kirby over the week
end.
Johnny Twiddy spent the
weekend in Rocky Mount vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Bunch.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hollo
well and son vacationed at
the Chowan River last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Toppin
and Stacey of Crystal Springs,
Miss., visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. B. Toppin, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny King
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert King
visited relatives in Columbia,
S. C.
age, sculpture, ceramics and
floral arrangements.
Discussion of the music and
art contests for high school
students was held. The mu
sic contest is for seniors and
the art contest includes sev
enth, eighth, ninth. 10th and
11th graders as well as club
members. Categories that can
be entered in the music con
test are girl vocal, boy vocal,
piano, strings and other or
chestral instruments.
Mrs. Warren Nance, ways
and means chairman, intro
duced ideas for meeting ex
penses of the coming year by
having a spaghetti dinner,
bridge parties, selling tickets
to the Elizabeth City Antique
Show, sale of pecans and
white elephant sale.
Mrs. Tommy Leary, com
munity calendar chairman,
distributed material for the
annual calendar sale (for the
maintenance of the Barker
House.
Mrs. David O. Wright was
in charge of the first meet
ing.
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PLANS NOVEMBER WEDDING—Mr. and Mrs. I
Edgar Lee Sadler of Edenton announce the engagement I
and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Janet Lee, I
to George E. Nixon, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Nixon, Sr., I
also of Edenton. An early November wedding is planned. I
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Toppin Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Warren I
and children of Elizabeth City of Norfolk, Va., visited Mr. I
visited his parents, Mr. and and Mrs. J. E. Ashley over I
Mrs. N. B. Toppin, over the flic weekend.
weekend. •>
o Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ches- I
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Court- son attended the Duke-Flor- I
ney of Suffolk, Va., visited ida football game in Jackson- I
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffin ville, Fla., on Saturday,
over the weekend. Continued on Page 5
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