WED. MARCH 15, 1933
A Progressive Dinner
' ,: •••• ?'"!'; •' /till J' 'P 'i ^M- l, ui,i , .Vi'-.:.'"' Tl
l i':r I !:.>rs Una. c. il».r A W-J&tftSSS iJk-tefcllii sherry. Then ad.i ..lKhui:
•„! -ro dub wh.ro tlioy K -t IrfifHl M .-■>■ .a EXgglMiwmr of ||h
ar, I and Crab Cod:,ail J*' 11 '.'"l" ,W"
l.i i'!i, uii !.•.>«.. i'ui ii u Kmin Add two-thirds cu;> chopped Hack
i.ot :M many of these clubs w • n„Uod Virginia Ham walnuts, and pile into a buttered
v-n-.' Ti j:ot together for a v.eo . , UvJ,mallow casserole. liukc five minutes in a
wncr. _ n .. V/irtic moderate oven—373 decrees. Then
( V-T:l ni%o your own then. »a tr p car Heart Satnd cover top with niarshniallown.
io~ tber some sfx coupes, sa , cUnerleai Relit placing them about one inch apart,
"orlid- r'"Vlr'°wlnt W l i°t's all Aprirot Sherbet on Angel Food Cake Return to oven until the marsh
'andean to have dinner ft* C*. -aHows «J tunjjJ
tirethor once a week. Its really * casserole
r,o extra trouble if you make fobiter and Crab Cocktail: llle fasscrolL '
thes- dinners progressive, Clllll the following: ingredients: p car Heart Salad: Chill eight
Ifii a course at each home, and one-balf of a 6-ounce can of lob- canne(l r j, a | veP Mix four
you'll o:id at the close of the din f te r, one-half of a 6 j ounce can lab , ong of clloppel HaUed
ner that you've consumed a whole „f crabment, one thlrd cup or (ot|r tablespoons chopped
t-veiling and a large dinner, and (.bin sauce, *kree "P® ' dates with enough mayonnaise to
had a large pood time. mayonnaise and cup of n)o)gU , n an( , raako fnto „ tUe ba| , s
T*'"e Turn* at Course* finely-sliced celery. JVfmUe one ,n ,h * center of each in
the chill sauce and mayonnaise, JI-JJ,,..! i e »tuce nest Place a
It Is better to let caeh one take add ce , ery . Remove the ,et ™s e ba ", round *,«£
a turn at serving a different ~,n j o lJß f rom lobster and crab, J* Garnish the ' noa-e with
course of the meal each week, be- Hnl t oss with the dressing the »* arß
mi si? you'll And. otherwise-, that Sp , V)? rlip4) » ne d with cherrlee.
TZSfSS.'SSSi-rtJ!*- «" st w,u " „">*•£ n "T' r
course Is the most difficult to pre- Asparagut Bonp: Out off the Drainl »b('
pare each time, while some lucky tips of asparagus from the con- one-half cans of apricoU
ono always draws the cocktail tent* of one tall can of asparagus to the .yrup add one and one
eourae and set aside for garnish. Cut half tablespoons corn syn.p and
If you prefer a group of four ,|,e rest of the asparagu. fine, and eighteen marshmallows # Steam in
co:nies -and they flt your dining put Into a aauce pan with 1U a double b" 11 " untl ' n ? ,r ",,
room more eonveniently perhaps ||„ U or. Add one quart of soup ""llowil are disw ved add
- then combine the cocktiil and stock, and boll for ten minutes, the apricots * hlfh nave been
Foup course at one house, serve Pross through a sieve. Saut/: two a _ B'eve. and one
the main course at another, the tablespoons of chopped sweet red and on halt tablespoons of
F- 'irt r>t another, and the dessert, pepper In four tablespoons butter juice. Pour into the r friger. t
cnff»e and nuts, or cheese, or for .bout three minutes Add tray srd ,t r »"«" J
n-hite-er It may be. at the last four tablespoons flour, and stir begins to J™*™- Then .01id In
. Ilnt ll thickened and smooth Then three egg whites beater stiff with
r't 'nto vonr cars then-anrt add the asparagus and stock hree tablespoons suerr. and con
be off for the menu Is all liquor, stirring constantly until inue freezing u lrrlr g now and
rtrfyforvou hero, and .he re- smooth and creamy. Add one- ihen to prevent the
have been to-trd hal' eim cream. sen«on to taste Serve on angel cske.
NOTICE OF TRISTICM'S SALE
Default having been made in pay.
■lent of the indebtedness secured:
Jthat certain deed of trust to me j
Ti ustee. by J. I). Smith (widower* ,
en the Ist day of April 1931, and re- j
corded in ;Jie office of the Register ,
of Deeds lor Stokes County, N. C., I
jn l'.wik No. Si; ol Mortgages, oil |
Page 7. I will, under and by vi-iao.
Ol) the I'r.wt'i* Of s.ile V. ste.l in inc '•/ j
BUid (Icl.i f trust aii I it the request:
Of the •'• -lill tiai.-t. and for ine
purpose of dii-cha.l gjng {lie d: '»t se
cured by said le.'\i of tru-t, proee.d
to •sell lo Hie highest l-iddcr, lor ea.«n :
titt the Courthouse door in lianbuiy. I
Blokes County, North Carolina, at'
12:00 o'clock M., on
MONl>\Y, MAIU'II 20, IttSS,
the following described land, to.wit:
Final Tract: A certain trmtt or
parcel of land in Stokes County, j
Btajte of North Carolina, adjoining !
tie lands of Larsley McCanlegu and
otfhers and bounded as follows, to.
.Wit:
. Beginning at a pine Larsley'* cor.
per runs -north on his 15 chlilns to a
(led oak, thence west of a new line
S8 1.2 chain* to a stake and point.
/m in McCanle»» line, thence south '
wn his line 12 1-2 chalna to a stake'
Hutcherson's corner, thence ienM on
fits line 24 1-2 chains to pointers,
itlhen south three chuina to a pott
oak Neat's corner, therwie east on
his line IB chains to the beginning,
dvntain'ing fifty acres be the same
(none or less.
Second Tract: A certain tract or
-parcel of land «itiiled, lying anj
being In the County of Stokes and
State of North Carolina, and more'
particularly described and 'bounded
as follows, to.wit:
Beginning at >a persimmon tree on
the bank of Dan River L, H. Pitzer's
corner, thence down the said river
as 4t nieanid«i« 5.62 chains to point
ers on the bank of the river C. R.
Hutdhernon's corner, thence north I
• degrees west on the said C. R.
Hutcherson's line "-20 chains to a
~ pine his corner tlicnce south 83 dc
ji grees we«t on his line 5.60 chains
Ito his corner pointers in L. K. Pit.
*er'» line, thence south 10 degrees
ieast on Pitzer's line 2 chains to a
walnut, thence south 11-1.2 degrees
east on his lino 4.40 chains to a wal
nut, thence south 1 degree east 2.6S
chains to the he\innlnur, containing
5.022 aereu more or less and adjoin.
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ins t>>e lands of U K. I'itzer, C. R. |
Hutel»er-son a "d it being sub.divis.
ion 1 of lot X«>. I.
This the lltli dfty of February,
1933.
C. M. VANSTORY. .in.,
Trustee-
Brooke, Parker. Smith
& \Vhar'.on, A'tys.,
Greensboro, North Carolina.
i:x i:-i TOK'S mci'K n
Having this day tluiy liflctl bo
fore tiic Clerk it' tr-'n!'.■•ior Coin
»r .-l ikes County, North Ca:ollni,
:■ >• exe ii:«»r under the «iil of Sun.
ue! Ilalrston, my father. this i* to
notify all persons having taims
a.vai,i.-:t the e.'tate '■ '■aid ili'rea-eii
to exhibit litem to tlie undersigned
executor, luly proven, on or before
the 13tli. day of February 1 !»34, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make immed
iate payment. Said deceased died
testate at his home ire Pittsylvania
County. State of Virginia, on Jan
uary Bth. 1933, where he had his
residence. Said deceailed owned
lands and other property located
within Stoke» County, N. C. and
other points within said State, "nd
owed debts created within the State
of North Carolina, and thin |admdnls.
tration ts ancillary to the principal
administration had before S. S.
Hurt, Clerk of tho Circuit Court of
Pittsylvania County, Virginia, on
February 10th. I>l3.
Thirt February lJth. 1933
SAMUEL. HAIRBTON, JR. Ex.
ecutor iof Samuel Hadrston, Sen.
ior, Wenonda, Va.
Wm. R. Dajton, Attorney
Reidsville, N. C.
TRUSTEE'S HALE
Pursuant to the terms of a certain
de*d of trust dated the 4th day of
December, 1925, and of record in
the office of the Register of Deeds
of Stokes County, N. C. in Deed Book
74, pages 265.2611, executed by La
timer B, Neal and A'llene Neal, his
wife, to W. J. and W L _
Andrews, Trustees, in trust 'o secure
the Shendoah Life Insurance Com
pany, Ine, of Roanoke, Virginia, the
payment of the sum of Three Thou,
wand Dollars With interest thereon
at tno rate of six per cent per an.
num. payable semi-annually, as ev
idenced by one principal bond in the
sum of $3,000.00 bearing dale on
THE DANBURY REPORTER
the 4th day of December. 1925, and
payable in one year after date, more
Particularly described in said deed
of trust, to which dl-ed reference 's
hereby made;
Default having be; n made in tin
payment of said bond, together wil'i
interest, and being required by the
lii'Mer of said bond to lake action
under the said tri; ! deed, the tin.
•It r.-ic!!(>,! Trth'tei . Ml'  : • of iheui
 t:>• ■ deed of trust permit l in--' ei'lte"
t'l ''.l'll, will S'-ll .: t p.bill' auction OH
the p"vmi-e' : . at \V 111 II! I'oie. X. I'.,
41n .lie
:>IIIi D\V Ol' M \lt 11. I
at 12 o'clock noiiii, to Die highest
bidder, ti'e following dc ribed laii.li-,
;iiuatc(l in the Stale of North Car
olina, in the County of Stokes, and
more particularly described tas fol
lows, to.wit:
In Sauratown Township, Stoke*
Count'', State of North Carolina,
lying on Main and Sixth .streets, in
the Town of Walnut Cove, being
Lot No. 15" in the plat of o.iul
Town as surveyed and laid out by
Frank Petree, C. L., which plat ap.
pears of record in tht office of tho
Register of Deed* of Htokes County
In Book No. 50 page 262, to which
reference Is hereunto made, bor«dcd
and described as follows:
Beginning at the corner of Main
and Sixth Streets on the West sidi
of Main Streert, and ©n the north
side of *"lxth Street; thence north
ward with Main Street 105.35 feet
to corner of IjQt No. 156, conveyed
to 8. C. Reirson by C. M. Jones and
others; thence westward 200 feet *o
Rlerson's corner or line; thenco
southward 105.35 feet t« Sixth Street:
thence eastward with Street
200 feet to the beginning.
Terms of Sale Cash. Purchase' -
will be required to make a deposit of
$200.00 at time of sale.
Dated at Roanoke. Virginia. Feb.
riiftry IS, 1933
W. J. HEHBON, Truste."
W. L. ANDREWS, Trustee-
The undersigned Shenadoah Life
Insurance Company will miake a re
sponsible purchaser of the above de
scribed property a subwitntial loan,
and will be glad to confer with any
purchaser to that end.
This shall not be tike-n to bp a
modification or alteration In anv
manner of the tt'ini* of sale alxive
setforth.
SHENADOAH LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. INC.
' Stand Up.
Ordinarily, when a man suddenly
discovers •that tlic e is no demand 2!
for h:n product, or that his employ .T 't!
has reduced his may. he f(*U a senile \V
of failure. Something must be the w
matter with him.
n
He looks over the past and dis
-4
covers that he ha.s done many thing*
j lie ought not to have done and left
j undone many thjngri t>i he ought to 0
have done. 1
J To day. the situation is d'fferent. '
Through no fault of th"ir own. hut , *
only because of unforeseen condition-: |
I many thousands of people arc oul if , '
j I
work.
They have no cause to l>ljm* '
themi'lve.-. 0
There js no need to lwik hack to
1
yesterday, and think if ym liad done i
I 1
this or that you might not now he
in such straits.
I'ractically all your friends are '
situated an you are.
Don't l-.t reiiKint- get you. don't
harltor bitterness.
What ha* happened is no fault of
yours.
It would he difficult to discover
whose fltult it is.
The only thins* to do is to trim
your sail* to the wind, learn to pro for
a time, without things that you
thought were the necessities of life,
and he cheerful about it.
One of the mom dreadful things
about a depression is that it leaves
so many people bitter and soured.
That might not harm. if there
was anything to do about it.
But you were not responsible for
a World War, you were not one of
the wjld optimists who thought that
boom times were going on forever.
Neither were the people that yo'J
know and associate with.
One of the valuable things about
1 the prize ring, perhaps tlie only vnl.
s
J uahle thing, I,* that jt teaches those
s who enter it to take punishment.
'  ®° " ot ,ose their tempers
when they la re hurt by an opponent.
t They are not afraid of l»>n. Thev
" are not d!-turlc>d by r.. jeers I.l'l
-1
~ 'lie crowd if t ; ; i.;i . - •iw - 1
" to be retting the lie: • i>.
1 1 Tint :■pirlt i n i"l( i .iir 1..i,\.
"I
no M d 't and y i.- t'r: nds m I (
;«t. ;
t I XeVer 111.11111 how vmi g.>t int.i voiir"
I I
• j present fix, grit y u teeth an.l|
stand up under it.
I
Remember that no calcmlty which
ev'er In-fell this earth destroyed i!,l
s or came anywhere near destroying
t. it.
n Keep your courage find your grit
and the clear mindness that you
d
y gain while you are fighting your wav
out will he a help to you for the re.
e nvalnder of your career.
*
y It la hard to ithink that tough
h
times are blessings in disguise.
d
But usually they are.
" And 'the present one is going to be
' no exception.
i_ ———— — ■
J MEN WANTED—For Hawleigi)
routee of 800 consumers in and near
counties of northeast Surry, north,
west Rockingham, parts of Stokes
and city of Walnut Cove. Reliable
hustler can start earning $25 weekly
artd Incoease every month. Write
immediately. RAWI-EIGH COM.
!l PANY, Dept. NC.B6.S. Richmond.
' Va.
P. D. FULK. 1
Whereas, on Saturday. February
25th. 1933, the Great Councillor of
■the Universe, has in llit> infinite
wisdom, removed from our midst our '■
worthy and esteemed bi>other, Pink. |
ney D. Fulk, who was born April
4th, 1*73; and
i 1
whereas, at all times he shewed 1
gentle, loyal siprit of friendship t'-> :
I
the fraternity; love and re v p r ct for ,
all with whom he ca-me in contact;
and
j Whereas, he became tan aeijvj
! Junior, serving in various places  f
I trust in ihe Order with honor 'o
! himself and credit to the fraternity
and
Whereat'. the intim.v.e •relation*
I
| held by him during his long ye 1
I of membership with his fellow work.
I
ers and members mikes it fitting
that we record our appreciation «>f!
him: Therefore, be it
Resolved, that in the death of
Brother Pinkney D. Fulk, the Walnut
Cove Council No. 21, Jr. O. U. A. M.,
mourni thle loss of a brother, a trus
tee. an active member of this Coun.
cil, a friend and companion dear to
us all, and an upright citizen and be
1
it further
Resolved that the heartfelt «ym_
1
pathy of this Council he extended to
his family in their great bereave,
ment; >that a copy of these re«olu
i
tionci be spread upon the record of
j
this Council, a copy be published in
the Reporter, and a copy be sent
[
to his family.
Members of the Committee:
r
M. O. JONES, Chairman
J. D. JOHNSON,
t
H. R. MCPHERSON
1
Hints for Homemakert
By Jane Rogers
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I 'til*: '. M& • I.•1 -i
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' li Y "sing a screen like (his you
I ii can have a little breakfast nook
. , in your kitchen. You can make the
' I screen yourself of pressed wood
u , boards and decorate It to suit your
own taste.
v 1
1 The custard pie will be an even,
-• | nice brown when baked If a little
i sugar Is sprinkled orer the top Juat
1 before putting Into the oven.
What to do About Left-Overs *
By Jane Rogeri
LEFT-OVER vegetables—the cup jwvfl 3PWB
of peas or half cup of carrots,
present a problem In kitchen econ- \
omy that often taxes the patience MOjA ,Vl'4ks
ol the most thrifty housewife/ ixM
Everyone hate* to throw away, pafcjf* /V_— t~—
good food, especially when there is \ ! \AK A 5
a chance that It might be converted „V —: —-j /W 1A nU^c
Into some tasty dish and be made " pv y# \
to serve for another meal. -p" —j \ \ \ / \
The problem is really not an com- J~ i i |\C3 /i OSi^Tl™
plex, thongh, as it seems. Almost \ v /^ba j|M
any good cook book will offer a _ A I t' I
wealth of suggestions In the form >Ld.
of recipes calling for a cup of peas, $ ;* ®Tj
a few string beans, or some cooked v jcjllgf ''
carrots that can bo made into a de- UalU \Jr
lielou* casserole of vegetables, l—————— —————— —l
tempting enough to form the main the three accepted seasoning;!, salt,
dixit for luncheon or an appetizing pepper and a dash of sugar. Every
vcretaMe combination for the eve- ono knows the functions of salt and
nlng meal. Moulded vegetable pepper, anil the sugar fues a IOUK
poinds or uoupn are other posalbil- w ,y toward - Mending the different
for these left-overs. flc/orti and restoring t! eir natural
There ia one rule, however, that sweetness,
should always bo observed. The Continental ehef.i have long rec
original flavor must be restored ngnir.od tho value r.f tugar as a
jiTi I accentuated. When small por- third seasoning in the preparation
lions of cooked vegetables are of fresh or c:i!iiv»l vegetables—a
Is iced «n the ice box nn:l kept secret which 'hoy V.ept f>-.r nmny
:ivi;rnlfth(, it is natural that much years and which perhaps explain*
r. *" iha or:pl:tal Civor will be lo::l why tho disir :of i.iany of our fa*
i t' '•! 't carrots a "flat" mn\N hotel ci.tf.i ',;>vo iw'crfe tia»
!. -ta, | tlonall/ «•«. .••rsir.-'." ia U.Jlr di'-
' v overcon-.c l>y using 1 tiuelive «u..iay.
PAGE SEVEN
Merger Of County
Gov. Again Revived
In North Carolina
Raleigh. 10—Thre« biila
looking toward con-ailidalloiw ?f
counties tir functions of countieH, ui
order t> briny about economic in
local govern men*. w i'e jiilvoduead ill
tin* Senate y -te day l>y Scna-tor
J«>hn \V. Alk« n, •!' 'atan ha c-junty-
OiH- of tilt' nuasii-f r' would permit
t!i" ()!if«'l. ];i'.ioii.« 11f •«•; in"it*-* by it
vole of tin- people in 1 lic> i-unities
 "_!il t' I'C :! Anolhei"
provides for tin* annexation of oihj
'•'•limy I'y mn'tlicT by 'i i11;»t" vote.
The third vvKi'(| i rinit -.>uii'!jr> 'o
contract t" carry on county » tivi
tie* at Joint cxpeisiM'.
Two yu. r.x ago lii!!- wcri- ei t
licrniit two or icon-  «mti^uous
I
| ••• .iuti«■ to « .»■ »ii;t j.«:l» und
i joint ••••iin'y lioiihi but n-j eoMiftie#
j have taken a|vaii'av of the |)iv_
| vision* ut" tin- law. K!fort.- «e''S made
I two years ago ulso for convoiid ition
of two counties. Foivyth- anil i»lnke»,
l«iit •f l>ill to bring this about w i,s 1
feated, largely on |>»!iti«-:i 1 grounds*
■ The fear was that Stoke", up to that
> time a Itepublician county, migrlit he
; able to overcome 'he rJemixr.itie
majority In Fourth county, thtiM «•».,
-1 suiting In a Itepubliciun jjovernmMt
* for the enlarged Forsyth.
Only a most stringent finnu'cl&l
* crisis could foi-c? one coun>ty t# 10-ta
' it« identity by t onvo'idation wl-tfi jui.
1 other, but thi« period may briaj txjch
t consolidation about in the nesu fu«
ture, if it ever could be ac com puttied.
Blood Tested Baby
Chicks
Now for Kale ut 87.95 I'er Hundred
Custom Hatching
Xoiv St.OO I'er 2lfl.r«e Tray
Our Orange Brand
Fertilizers Guaranteed
ITo (ilvi 1 lletter Results llian Other
Tobacco Fertilizers. We Sell all
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T!ra:i(!s ol"
Sn* : :^-Do!itr!as
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'I t > I In • INV'iin !■!•«i:t llivl Fertilizer
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for Mi mi . el 1 T.-h 'i I'l;ilit-i.
We Ire \ii.i'iii- to 'm-iio You.
Treva*hi ? n Hatchery
w vi,m r covi; \. v.
; VARICOSE VEINS
Healed By New Method
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» No operations nor Injections. No
j enforced rest. Thin simple home treat
ment permits you to ko about your
r business us usual—unless, ol' course,
you are already so disabled as to bo
confined to your bed. Ii» that case.
Emerald Oil acts so quickly to heal
your lei? sores, reduce any swelling:
* and end all pain, that you arc up and
t about again In no time. Just followr
the dimple directions and you are Bur®
to be helped. Your drugglut won't
keep your money unless you ara.