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For And About Women Page 3-A ~ " A wR ,' Mi JOw . J" " ' •-..''^Bkk j j -’gjggKSm: j JHBy#- i COFFEE FLAVOR —Luscious coffee desserts top off an exquisite meal with a J flair. Coffee is an exciting ingredient in these yummy desserts. Serve them with a : steaming cup of the flavorful brew. This interesting coffeemaker is by Oster and is •made of polysulphone. From The Chowan Herald Kitchen • By MILDRED BUSKINS Some of us who like coffee 'just plain like the flavor. : So, there is more to do with that flavor than pour it J out of the pot or spoon it out of a jar. When it comes time for those relaxing moments after an exquisite meal, finish it ■off with a flair by serving luscious coffee desserts along with a cup of coffee, of course. : 'Most of us tfail to realize how much fun recipes can be made with this age-old brew. It is and can be an exciting ingredient in cookery. ; Java Pumpkin Pie really perks up the after-dinner at mosphere, highlighted by the ingredient of richly brewed toffee, and topped with whip ped cream and chopped wal nuts—a no-bake goodie. For the sweet tooth, whip up a jCoffee Angel Tort, prepared fcvith on*, cup strong hot cof fee and ‘lJhrtffshed with choco late shavings. Something new in coffee maker, incidentally, is this handsome pot by* Oster. It is made of transparent poly sulphone, won’t crack or leak and eliminates metallic taste. | I I IccSqdloJtv fc §®l®P ■ P Contemporary styled cabinet with , _ -*? Zenith quality features Zenith Titan Jb ESv 80 handcrafted chassis; exclusive Chromatic Brain; Sunshine* picture 5 Bi ,üb ® plus AFC ( Au, ° m aNc Fine-tun § HHII 2 / 5 HA ■ ing Control) and ATG. Buy now and l SAVE! I I NEW ZENITH CUSTOMIZED (|||/j||| TUNING! fahln mH|a • Zenith Titan 80 Handcrafted luUltl I oUIU Chassis for greater dependability • Automatic Tint Guard Control fa m qc • Super Video Range 82-Channel %«* — ■ ♦VI X) Tuning System THE RONDO • C 414 W A ' -• AFC-Automatic Fine-tuning Control tunin| ud dial. AFC on FM, AGC on FM and AM. Jacksons Radio & TV Service W. Eden Street Phone 482-3519 EDENTON, N. C. THE CHOWAN HERALD It resists coffee staining and is easy to clean, they say. Java Pumpkin Pie 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin. \z cup coffee, heating to boiling. % cup cold milk. % cup firmly packed brown sugar. 2 cups canned pumpkin. x k teaspoon salt. 1 teaspoon cinnamon. % teaspoon nutmeg. V* teaspoon ginger. Vz cup heavy cream.. 1 cup ice cubes or crushed ice. 1 graham cracker crust or pastry shell. Put cold milk and gelatin into blender container, add hot coffee; cover and process at “stir” until gelatin is dis solved. Add brown sugar, pumpkin, salt, spices and cream; cover and process at “blend” until.- smodth. Push “Xrappc” button; add ice cubes one dt it time and pro cess until ice is liquefied. Let stand about five minutes, then pour into prepared crust. Chill until firm. Coffee Angel Tort 1 pkg. angel food cake mix. 48 regular sized marsh mallows. 1 cup strong, hot cofiee. 1 cup heavy cream. Prepare cake mix as di rected. When thoroughly cool, remove from pan and cut crosswise into three layers. Meanwhile melt marshmal lows in coffee over medium heat, stirring often. Chill until partially set. Whip cream and fold into gelatin mixture. Spread between cake layers. Frost top and sides with Chocolate Whipped Cream. To make combine one-half cup sugar, one-third cup cocoa, one-founth tea spoon salt, two teaspoons va nilla and one and one-half cups heavy cream in small mixing bowl and beat with a rotary beater until thickened. Even in this age of infor mality, there occasionally comes times when nothing but more formal entertaining will do. Receptions or teas to mark anniversaries, to welcome new teachers or neighbors, or to honor fav orite sons and distinguished daughters arc all occasions to polish the silver and bring out the punch bowl. Coffee Continued on Page 5 Thursday, October 7, 1971. Club Members Present Program “Perennial Plantings” was ■the program topic at the Garden of Eden Club meet ing Tuesday. Mrs. F. B. Drane and Mrs. John G. Wood, Sr., presented the program, giving many suggestions about perennial border designs and varieties of plants that grow well in this area. They had on dis play many specimens now in bloom from their own gar dens as proof of what can grow and is being grown for the beauty of our gardens and the enchantment of our homes. Mrs. L. F. Amburn,.Jr., club president, called for com • mittee reports and made an nouncements about coming events such as the district meeting October 8 and the tour of the Dismal Swamp in November. More complete ulans were made concerning the yearly plant sals to be held o.i Oc tober 26, where a good vari ety of shrubbery and peren nial plants will be for sale. Mrs. Edward Puryear was hostess to the club at her home in Montpelier. Thera were 21 members present. SOCIETY NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Whitt attended the Carolina-State football game in Raleigh on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zim merman and children, Joanne and Edward, of Annandale, Va., and Martin Zimmerman of Rocky Mount spent the weekend as guests of J. Edwin Buff lap. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shcffner and Mary Helen of Raleigh spent the weekend visiting friends. Mrs. Agnes Leary Edwards has returned to Honolulu, Hawaii, after spending three months in Edenton with her sisters, Mrs. T. E. Forehand and Miss Evelyn Leary. Mrs. Edwards spent several days as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Harrell at their beach cottage, where a Leary fam ily reunion was held. Be fore leaving for New York to visit her brother and sis ter-in-law, L Mr. and Mrs. Julius Leary, Mrs. Edwards visited another brother, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Leary in Charleston, S. C. She also visited relatives, Mr. and j Mrs. Raymond Vaughan, in Norfolk, Va., and friends in Hampton, Va. PLEDGES SORORITY CHAPEL 'HILL—Helen Pru den of Edenton has pledged Delta Delta Delta sorority during the fall rush period s-t the University of North Carolina here. She is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Norfleet Pruden. SERVICES AVAILABLE Certified Watchmakers Clock Repairs Jewelry Repairs Diamond Mounting Baby Shoes Bronzed, Silvered Razor Service Silver Replating Refinishing Engraving Wedding Invitations G. T. Davis & Company Jewelers EDENTON, N. C. > Next To Taylor Heats* Society News Dr, Steve Jackson of Wilkesboro and Tommy Jack son visited their parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Jackson, over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ward attended the National Home Economic Extension Agents Convention in Miami, Fla., last week. Mr 4 , and Mrs. Billy Nixon and son have returned to Edenton after a four year tour of duty with the USAF. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Clark and sons visited relatives and friends in Greenville over the weekend. Fred Britton, Jr., of Vir ginia Beach, Va., spent the weekend with his father, Fred Britton, Sr. Michelle Roberson, Lee Waller and Faye Briggs of Virginia Beach, Va., spent the weekend in Asheboro and also attended the James Taylor 'Show in Greensboro on Sat urday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker had as their guests Sunday her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ward o.f Rich Square. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Weyant had as their guests his broth er and family, Mr. and .Mrs. Otis Weyant, Kerry and Rob ert of Florida for a few days. Miss Furgiuele Plans To Marry Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wil liam Furgiuele of Culpeper, Va., announce the engage ment of their daughter, Mar tha Jane, to Lieut. Charles Gordon MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Howard MacDonald of Boynton Beach, Fla. Miss Furgiuele is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jarvis Wood of Edenton and the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Furgiuele of Fall River, Mass. J -V - ' Miss Martha Jana Furgiuele nsr\ shop d & m !• TV. S. at the . wm\ your super l VJi ) INDEPENDENT * v NEIGHBORHOOD »» i peek stamps store Market Vmw ■■ - < FREE DELIVERY EVERY DAY ON ORDERS OF 53.09 OR MORE U.S.D.A. Inspected FRYERS ™“ i 27< FRYERS Z 31c FOR THAT QUICK MEAL TRY OUR DELICIOUS JIFFY STEAKS Ih. sl.lO ■■ ■■—... a CHEF BOY-AR-DEE SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS 15V2-OZ. cans 3 for 89c FRESH PORK FRESH GROUND UVER HAMBURGER Ml 29c 3 lbs. $1.17 „ . ■-•*• aoROx Pure Vegetable OK BLEACH 48-oz. bottle 98c Vi gaL 35c PLAIN OR IODIZED MORTON SALT... .3 boxes 29c Mr, and isirs. Bertram Hol lowell have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. George Whit mire of Akron, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Katka veck attended the Carolina- State game in Raleigh on Saturday. Mrs. Jim Kinion attended an educational meeting in Williamsburg, Va., on Mon day and Tuesday of this week. Students home from East Carolina for the weekend were Tim Surratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Surratt, and Judy Earnhardt, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Ed Earnhardt. Mr. and Mrs. John Ward attended the Carolina-State football game in Raleigh on Saturday. Jakie Harrell of Newport News, Va., visited his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gurnie Harrell, over the weekend. Mrs. Paul Whiteman and Mrs. James Love spent sev eral days at Atlantic Beach last week. Mrs. Jeanette Pippin and girls have returned to Greenwood, Miss., after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ever ette Ashley. Miss Furgiuele is a gradu ate of Randolph-Macon Wom an’s College and the Univer sity of Virginia. She is presently teaching at Gryntes Memorial School, Orange, Vc. Lieut. MacDonald is a graduate of Florida State University and the University of Virginia. He is presently stationed at Cannon Air Force Base, Chovis, N. Mcx. A winter wedding is plan ned YSgfi jH Wm MRS. DON ALLEN BUNCH Miss Bass, Mr. Bunch Married At Rocky Hock Miss Peggy Virginia Bass became the bride of Don Al len Bunch, September 12 in Rocky Hock Baptist Church. Rev. Larry McClure per formed the double ring cere mony in a candlelight setting of white gladoli and pink mums. Wedding music was pro vided by Miss Delores Ful cher, organist, and Miss Peggy Bunch, soloist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bass cf Edenton. The bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mr-. Ivan Bunch of Hobbs yille. Given i;i marriage by her. father, the bride wore a for mal gown of white satin with an empire bodice trimmed with scalloped lacel The gown featured a high neck line with long bridal sleeves. Her fingertip veil was at tached to a “Juliet cap” cov ered with pearls. She carried a cascade of white pompoms with a lift out corsage. The maid of honor was Miss Ruth Ann Bass, sister of the bride. Mrs. Shelton Lilly, sister of the bride, of Newport News, Va., served as brides maid. Mrs. Jack Evans of Eden ton was mistress of cere mony. The mother c.f the bride ON SALE For the First Time Ever SUPP-HOSE Parity Hose and Stockings October 4-11 The greatest opportunity ever to purchase Supp-hose Panty Hose and Stockings! Now, while they are ON SALE. Stock up on your favorite styles and colors at terrific savings. Or try something new. There's a Supp-hose panty hose or stock ing style right for whatever the occasion. So take advantage of these ter rific savings now!!! * 4 <- $5.95 Panty Hose 2pairs9.oo \bu save $2.90 Single Pair 5 4.95 $4.95 Stockings 2 pairs 790 save $2.00 Single Pair *425 The Betty Shoppe Edenton, N C. wore a blue polyester knit dress with matching acces sories. Tile mother of the bridegroom wort a rose poly ester knit dress with match ing accessories. They both wore orchid corsages. Ivan Bunch, father of the bridegroom, served as best man. Ushers were Rodney Bunch of. Hertford, Charlie Westbrook of Edenton and Shelton Lilly of Newport News, Va. The couple will reside in Tj nor. Musical Slated By Youth Choir The Youth Choir of EL n ton Baptist Church will pre sent Bob Burroughs’ “Now Hear It Again" in the church sanctuary at 8:IN p. M. Wed nesday. This is a popular folk musical. The 70- voice choir, undei the direction of Mrs. RobcT. E. Gray, will l l presenting the same program October IT at Chowan College in Mur freesboro. The public is invited to.at tend. Faith may not be able ta move mountains but it call accomplish a. great many tilings.