A HattcbPurkecFList of Eligibles"
Far Your Dainty Springtime Salads
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By JOSEPHINE B. GIBSON
Director, Home Economics Dept.,
H. J. Heinz Company
r' has been said tbat we here
In America are the greatest
enters of salads the world has
ever known. Crisp, green salads
at dinner —vegetable or meat
salads for luncheon or supper—
fruit salads. In infinite variety,
for regular desserts or for party
refreshments. Small wonder, in
deed, that the aspiring hostess
often finds it quite a problem to
create something new in this
crowded field of foods. And no
wonder she sometimes is per
plexed about just what to serve
with the deltclously different
course she has concocted.
For the type of food that ac
companies any salad will vary
greatly, according to the com
ponents of the principal dish. A
snappy sandwich, for instance, is
exactly proper for serving with
vegetable or meat salads, but
would be entirely unsuitable with
a salad made from fruit. And the
sweet sandwich, cookie, or piece'
of cake that is so delightful with
a dainty fruit salad is not at all
the type of thing to serve with
the salad course at a substantial
lnncheon or dinner.
Following are a number of sug
gestions that may help when you
are confronted with the problem
of what to let accompany some
Mrs. McCormick is reported
to have sold a bull for $3,000-
Most politicians make no
charge for theirs.
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particular, new salad you have
created. They have been tested
and proved correct from the
standpoint of dellciousness as
well as dietetics.
A.— To Accompany Crisp
Green Salads:
1. Crisp Crackers
2. Paprika Crackers
Bpread saltlnes with soft butter,
and sprinkle lightly with paprika.
Place In a hot oven until the but
ter and paprika are blended, and
the trackers thoroughly crisp.
Serve hot.
3. Cheese Straws
Roll pie pastry H Inch thick.
Sprinkle with grated cheese, and
roll the cheese Into the pastry.
Cut into strips with a sharp knife
and bake In a hot oven.
B.—To Accompany Fruit
Salads:
1. Sandwiches of buttered nut
bread spread with Apple
Butter or Fruit Preserves.
2. Small open sandwiches of
Currant or Grape Jelly dec
orated with cream cheese.
3. Cheese Straws.
4. Jam Tea Biscuit
Prepare baking powder biscuit
dough, turn out on lightly floured
board and pat V« Inch thick. Cut
with a biscuit cutter. In halt of
the biscuits make holes with a
doughnut cutter or other small
round cutter. Place a cut biscuit
on a whole one, and fill the center
with Fruit Preserves or Apple But
ter. Bake In a hot oven about
IS or 20 minutes.
5. Crisp Cookies.
6. Unfrosted angel food or
sponge cake.
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Many cities have a commis
sion form of government, and
the United States seems headed
in that direction.
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C.—To Accompany Vegetable
or Meat Salads:
1. Devilled Biscuits
Sift together I cup* flour, 4.
tablespoon* baking powder, and It
teaspoon nit. Add 1 tablespoons.
butter, and a tablespoons lard and,
blend thoroughly, ""in tvo kulns i
or a fork. When flaky add mUki
to form a firm dough (about 3/JI
to 3/4 cup.) Mix lightly and toss
on a lightly floured board. Pat i
about V* Inch thick, and shape
with a biscuit cutter. Spread each
biscuit with a thin layer of deT
llled ham, prepared by mwtng j
cup cold cooked chopped ham, %
cup chopped Stuffed Spanish
Olives, Vt teaspoon Prepared Mus
tard and 1 tablespoon Mayennalsa
Salad Dressing. Cover each bis
cuit with another one of the same
thickness, and bake in a moder
ately hot oven tram 13 to IS
minutes.
2. Cheese Biscuits
To the flour, baking powder and
salt In the above recipe add K
cup grated cheese and mix lightly.
Add milk to form a soft dough.
Pat V 4 Inch thick and shape with
a very small biscuit cutter. Bake
for 10 to 13 minutes In a hot oven,
and serve hot.
3. Sandwiches of chopped nut
meats and sliced Stuffed
Spanish Olives, moistened
with Mayonnaise Salad
Dressing.
4. Sandwiches of prepared Sand
wich Relish.
5. Sandwiches of chopped celery
and Stuffed Spanish Olives,
moistened with Mayonnaise
Salad Dressing.
Gandhi's diet consists prin
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may account for his apparent
designs on John Bull's nanny.
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Depot Street, filled with New Merchandise, con- 1
sisting of Ready-To-Wear Clothing, Shoes, t
Hosiery, Gents' Furnishings, Staple Groceries,
Dry Goods and Notions.
Our stock is complete and a visit to our - store
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are offering.
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Come and let's get acquainted.
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H. 0. Helsabeck Co.
KING, N. C.
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t Report Of The Condition Of
The Bank of Stokes ,
County
at Walnut Cove, North Carolina, to
the Corporation Commission at the
close of business June 30, 1930.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, —51,757,651.45
Overdrafts, 1,308.70
United States Bonds, , 2^93.51
All Other Stocks and
Bonds »,100.00
Banking House 5)*7,522.82
Furniture and Fixtures f9,746.84
Cash in Vault and Amounts
Due from Approved D*-
deppsitoiy "banks, .j...46,385.81
Checks for Clearing an 4
yTraneit Items .1.. 25,687 25
Cah Items (Items Held
®ver 24 Hours), J.. t 1,757.40
OthVr Real Estate, ..../ 43,574.36
Accrued interest, J. 7,535.00
Totak I $1,938,663.11
\ LIABILITIES
Capital sVock Paid tin $60,100.00
Undivided Irrofits (let amt) 1,996.30
Contingent servts, 12,06*2.05
Other Deposits Sibject to
Check, V...1 181,598.87
Other DepositsNsicured by
a Pledge of Afsets or De
. pository bond,/ V.. 236,866.56
Cashier's Check® Outstand
ing, / \. 5,791.63
Certified Checlp Outstand
ing J .V 50.00
Time Certificates of Deposit
(Due on kr After
Days) /. Jte17,737 36
Savings Deposits (Due on\
or after 3D days) ....'. '
Bills Payable 19.4*63.08
In transit tttveen branches, 4,M6.67
Total, J. .. $1,938.66^4
State of morth Carolina, \
County of Stokes. V
C. E. Davis, Cashier, M. O. Jones)|
Director and C. C. McGee, Director
of The /Bank of Stokes Gounty, each
personally appeared before me this
day, and, being duly sworn, each for
himaelf, says that the foregoing re
port is true to the best of his know
ledge and belief.
C. E. DAVIS, Cashier.
M. O. JONES, Director.
C. C. McGEE, Director.
Sworn to and before
me this 10th day of JulyilMdr , •
R. A, SMITH, Notary Pwbite.
NOTICE.
New subscribers, please be
i patient, if you have not recei
ved your paper yet. The occa
sion of hundreds of new names
during the late subscription
campaign conducted by the
Reporter resulted *in complete
revisal of our mailing lists.
Some people have not yet re
ceived their paper. We hope to
get everybody satisfied within
another week.
Ask Your Soldier Boy How
i "Cooties" Got Such a Hold.
He'll tell you that the battlefronts
of Europe were swarming with rata,
which carried the dangerous vermin
and caused our men misery. Don't
let rata bring disease into your home.
When you see the first one, get RAT
SNAP. That will finish them quick.
Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Sold
and guaranteed by King Drug Co.,
King. N. C., Walnut Cove Hardware
Co., Walnut Cove, N. C.
Three Lennox brothers, aged
respectively 96, 85 and 81
years, recently attended a fam
| ily party in Western, Ont.
i The Peach Crop In
I The Sandhills
I Only about three-fourths of
' a full peach crop is reported in
j Sandhills of North Carolina
J this year, according to the
Xnewspapers printed in that
section. The Mayflowers have
■ already been shipped and the
main"crop will be ready for
shipping in about two weeks,
with Georgia Belles leading and
the Elbertas coming on several
weeks The quality of the
.Unit 1s ahead-«f that last year.
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Tobacco Curing Starts
In Eastern Carolina
Kinston, July 7.—Curing of
the 1930 tobaco crop in the
eastern belt will be In full
swing in a few days. The crop
is spotted. It got a late starjU_
Housing the crop will be a few
days ater than in 1929.
Terrible Hail Storm.
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A terrible hail storm occured
in Craven county this week.
Hail lay on the ground ankle
deep after the storm, and buck
etsful was taken up and carried
a distance. Crops were destroy
ed in the storm's path.
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* YOU NEED.
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! 5 Pounds Pure Coffee for
Only 85c.
i Other Prices In Line With"
: The Above.
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, MERCANTILE
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1 . KING, N. C. 1
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