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Miss Ertie Boyd Warren of Bunn,
Level faculty is spending the
Thanksgiving Holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Warren.
Mr. Edward Joyner and children,
Susan Gay and Francis, of Wilson
* tnum Sundav.
visitea reitiwvco *** w.... ?
Mrs- G. G. Ragland spent the
week end in Louisburg.
Miss Margaret Riggan is spending
several days at her home here
Mr. Cecil Bobbitt of Raleigh
spent the week end at his home.
Mrs. J. P- Pippen motored to Raleigh
Friday.
Misses Rebecca Johnston and
Edwina Taylor, Messrs. Ras Daniel,
and Willis Taylor Jr. visited friends
in Greensboro SundayMiss
Mabel Warren of Woodsdale
faculty is spending the Thanksgiving
holidays at her home.
Mrs. Sallis B. Summerell of Wilson
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. J. B. Boyce.
Misses Elizabeth and Carrie Helen
Moore were guests of relatives in
Edenton several days last weekMr.
Harold Smith of Norfolk
spent the week end in the home of
Mr. C- G. Moore.
Miss Sallie Boyce of Wilson visited
friends in town Sunday.
Mrs- Cleve Stallings spent Wednesday
in Richmond.
Mrs Oeoree G. Ragland and Mrs
Ben L. Rives visited in Richmond
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Ruby King is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays at her home
Miss Ruby Topping spent the
week end with relatives in Raleigh.
Mr. John Wheeler Moore of Richmond
spent the week end with his
father Mr. C. G. Moore.
Miss Lucy Harvey Mooro visited
Miss RUDy Topping in Raleign last
week endMr.
William Nuckols soent Siuiday
in BattleboroMrs.
G- C Raglaud attended the
State-Duke game Thanksgiving.
Miss Lucy I Leach left. Monday
to spend the winter in Warrenton.
Miss Frances Person of Seaboard
arrived Wednesday to spud the
holidays with her parents, Ml- and
Mrs. W. T. Person.
Miss Emily Pippen attended. the
Annual Scabbard and Blade Advance
Military Dance in the Frank
Thompson gynasium at State College
Friday nightMrs.
Plummer Fitts or Macon
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr and Mrs. W. T.
Person.
Mrs. William Johnston of Wcldon
spent several days last week with
her mother, Mrs. M W. Ransom.
Friends will be glad to learn that
Mrs. Gilbert Pitt, who was in an
automobile accident Saturday night,
is convalescing nicely.
Mrs- Norman Moseley and son,
Carlton, are visiting Mrs. Moseley's
parents In Boyklns tnis weea.
Miss Elizabeth Smith spent Wednesday
and Thursday at her home
here.
Miss Gladys Johnston of Wilson
is spending this week with her
mother, Mrs. Anthony Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs- Paul Johnston,
Mrs. Anthony Johnston, Misses
Jane and Dorothy Johnston visited
friends in Wilson Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W- Cooper of
Warrenton were visitors in town on
Saturday.
Mr. J. H. Bridges of Henderson
was a guest in the home of Mr CG.
Moore Sunday.
Mr Frank Casteen of Danville,
Va., is visiting Mr. and Mrs- Jimmie
Robinson.
Miss Elberta Foster spent Monday
in Raleigh.
Mrs. C- B. Austin is visiting her
mother, Mrs. H. C. Smith.
Mr. Harry Cassada spent the week
end at his home.
mr. ana mrs- w. 1. rnipps ana
Miss Eleanore Phipps have returnCARO-Gl
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I ed from attending the Methodist
Episcopal Conference held at Newberne.
Mesaames w. r. xnreewiits ana
T. R. Walker motored to Richmond
MondayMisses
Jean Parker, Louise White
and Messrs- Frank Foster, Charles
Allen Jones, and John Jones spent
Sunday in Newport News, Va.
Mesdames George Vick, Sam Patterson,
Miss Dollie Daniel and Master
Samuel T. Patterson Jr. visited
Mrs- John Graham in Warrenton
Tuesday.
Mr. Jimmie Rainey spent the
week end in Charlotte with relatives.
Miss Frances Newsome of Roanoke
Rapids is spending the holidays
with her mother, Mrs. Marvin
Newsome.
Mr. Allan Hunt spent Monday in
RaleighMr.
Plummer Fitts of Macon visited
friends in town Sunday.
Miss Bertha Mae Newsome, who
J is attending E. C. T. C-, Greenville,
arrived Wednesday to spend the
holidays at her home.
Mrs. A. M. Newsom and children,
Misses Frances and Bertha Mae,
and Messrs. Marvin and Joe Newsom
spent Thanksgiving Day with
relatives in Leesburg.
Mrs. W. A. Wagner and Mrs. M.
T. Dickens were visitors in Weldon
and Halifax Tuesday.
Miss Lois Shearin of Roanoke
Rapids was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Shearin last week.
Mr. Robert Riggan of South Hill
was a visitor in town Sunday.
Mrs Norman Lovell of Warrenton
visited Mrs. W- A. Wagner last
week.
Mr. Jasper Riggan of Raleigh
spent last week end with his mother,
Mrs. Lula Riggan.
Mrs. Frank Brown and children,
Joan, and Rebecca Taylor, are
guests of Mrs. J. C. Jones this
week.
Mrs. Frank Jones is spending
several days with her mother in
Henderson.
Miss Bettie Hardy spent last
week end at her home near wnitakers.
Mrs. Doile Sturat of Raleigh spent
last week end with her sister, Mrs.
K. B- Topping.
Mr. Dan Topping was called to
Shilok on account of the death of
his mother, Mrs. William Topping.
Mesdames K. B. Topping and
Doile Sturat, and Miss Hazel Topping
were visitors in Jackson on
SundayMr.
and Mrs. Rufus Bradley
spent last week end with Mrs.
3radley's parents, in Monroe.
CIRCIE MEETS
The Circle of the Methodist Episcopal
church held its last meeting
of the year at the home of Mrs.
Horace Palmer on Monday, Novem
ber 23- Mrs. J. P- Leach was reelected
secretary, and Mrs. J. II.
Newsome was elected treasurer of
the local work- A good financial
report was given for the year's
work.
WINS OVER NORLINA
After a clean, hard fought game
of football, Littleton High emerged
victorious over Norlina High on
Wednesday, the 18th, with a score
of 20 to 0.
Those who witnessed the game,
played at Norlina, state that it was
exceptionally clean and are high in
their praise of the sportmanslike
conduct evidenced throughout.
ADDRESS AX HIGH SCHOOL
After holding services at both the
Methodist and Baptist churches on
Sunday, Dr. B- W. spilman of Kinston,
Field Secretary of the Sunday
School Board of the Southern Baptist
Convention, made a short talk
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WE CITIZENS ASKED WAT AUTRIALS FO
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to the pupils of the Littleton High 't~
School Monday morning. His subject
was "Seeing What You Study,'*
and his talk was interspersed with
appropriate and witty antidotes. L
The children, and grown folks, too,
for that matter, thoroughly enjoyed
Dr. Spilman's visit.
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On Tuesday, November 23rd, the S1
Parent-Teachers Association spon- w
sored a dinner in the Coppersmith hi
Building, on Main Street- A large w
I /.rnmrf offonHpH t.hp dinner which
was quite a success.
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ENTERTAINS CLUB
Mrs- Horace Palmer entertained
her bridge club on Wednesday af- I |
ternoon, November 18th. Lovely j
arrangements of fall flowers
throughout the sitting room and I
dining room added much to the at- j I
tractiveness of the home. After i |
four progressions, Mrs. Harold I
Smith was awarded a potted plant,
as high score, while Mrs. L. H. Jus- j
tis, holding low, was presented a j
box of stationery. Mrs. Palmer, as- |
sisted by Mrs- Hinton Prichard, and .
Mrs. Jesse Newsom, served a delicious
salad course with hot coffee, f
Those enjoying Mrs. Palmer's hos- | |
pitality were Mesdames Henry A- I
wnnsA Charlie A. Jones. Jack John-1
ton, L. H. Justls, John P. Leach,!
Norman Moseley, M. Nelson, Horace j
P. Robinson, H. C. Smith, Luther'
Williams, B. L- Rives, and MrsClaude
SessomsMrs.
Bobbitt Pays
Tribute To Friend
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By MRS. PEARL W- BOBBITT
Mrs. Sallie W Skinner died No- .
vember 7th, 1936, at the age of one !I
more than the three-score years t<
and ten. She died suddenly of
heart failure, having suffered for t(
more than a year with spells of *
heart trouble, and her death, while ?'
not a surprise, was a great shock
to her loved ones. a
She leaves two sons and a host n
of friends to mourn their loss. To h
the writer she was a mother for the
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two decades suite nu v.,*. Q
went to Heaven and a friend always
that merited deepest devotion. We
loved each other.
IN MEMORIAM
I had a dear friend, and she left Jj
me g
When the day was sad, and drear j,
and grey; fc
Her going so sadly bereft me
I've hardly felt since she went fi
away; a
I Perhaps music has its same sweet 0
sound, r
Maybe night still spreads soft F
wings of love, 11
Possibly gay, bright sunlight has ?
found
Some sweet flower-cup to beam ^
above,
Probably the other planets still v
gaze
On Mother Earth as in years of
yore: th
But I can't feel the pulse of the
days, J.
Because my heart is so achingly Vi
soreI'm
sure that somewhere beyond je]
times realms
That dear friend in perieci peace
abides; U
He who guided her bargue, holds
my helm,
And pilots me safe whate'er betides.
And so, tho' my days be lonely,
long.
And tho' my sad heart no feeling
know,
Triumphant Faith will sing its
sweet song,
And our God His saving grace will
show.
Littleton, Route 1
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Odom and
family of Warrenton, and Mr. and
jvirs. wiiiiarn r-nnpie 01 rjiiLitjiuii
were visitors in the home of MrsJ.
B. Pittard Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pike and
daughters, Ida Mae and Bettie Rue,
spent Sunday afternoon with rela7
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BY VIRGINIA
Director Hotpolnt Elect
Home-made candies just belong i
t holiday time, don't they? Not
ily do we like to nibble on these
weet, nut-filled dainties at times i
hen we're not eating turkey, or
anging around the cookie jar, but i
e delight in the gay commotion
ad activity connected with candy
taking, too. Young Junior gays
's fun to watch out for the
broken" and "off-size" pieces, also
> wait his turn to lick the pan.
Wouldn't it be grand to be able
) make delicious creamy candies
rithout first having to seek the paonage
of "old lady luck"? Well,
is grand, because candy making
; no longer "tricky" business; it is
science with one of the new autolatic
electric ranges. Now you
ave controlled cooking temperaare
which, after all, is a necessity
smooth, melt-in-your-mouth canies
are what you are a'wanting.
No Danger of Burning
Also you can make candies withut
having to devote your individal
attention to the sweet, syrupy
quid bubbling away on the range,
top and pare the potatoes for
anch if you like?the candy won't
urn.
Light operas (I'll give you my
ivorite recipe in a minute), fudge,
nd caramels belong to that class
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ely upon controlled cooking temeratures
for good results, and since
hese candies contain cream, milk,
nd 'other scorchable ingredients,
:'s a pleasure to know that they
ron't bum "behind your back."
?he surface heat units of the modrn
electric range not only furnish
aried degrees of heat; they also i
'es at Holllster. I
We are glad to report that Mrs.
V- Shearin is improving in Park
ew hospital.
Mr. Tommie Walker and daughr,
Jessie, and son, Billie, attended'
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maintain the heat you choose and
distribute it evenly over the bottom
of the pan. Wouldn't you agree that
candy making, in this modern style,
helps to stir up that gay holiday
spirit?
Oh, yes, opera creamsl Now
there's a candy for you whose delicate
caramel flavor and smooth.
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e modern electric range.
creamy texture are developed bj
low, slow cooking. Their goodness
accented by crunchy pecan meats,
will be acclaimed whether they are
quietly munched between the acts
of "Madame Butterfly" or fresh
from the pan in which they were
cooked.
Light Opera Creams
(Makes V/g lbs. Candy)
2 cups sugar */g tsp. salt
Y cup cream 1 tsp. vanilla
1 cup milk extract
1 tbsp. light 1 cup pecan nut
corn syrup meats (cut fine)
Place sugar, cream, milk, corn
syrup, and salt in saucepan. Cook
on Low Heat, stirring occasionally,
to the soft ball stage (236?).
Remove from electric heat unit
and cool, without stirring, until
mixture is lukewarm (110?). Then
add vanilla extract and beat until
candy becomes creamy, Add nut
meats and drop by spoonfuls on a
greased platter or on the smooth
working top of the electric range.
Did you get that? Drop the candy
on the range to harden? Yes, it's
so! The smooth, enameled working
top of the electric range is
not only conveniently large enough
to accommodate these delicious confections,
but it is always spotlessly
clean, because it is so easy to keep
clean!
the minstrel at Vaughan Friday
night.
Miss Ida Mae Pike spent several
days last week with friends near
Macon.
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daughter of Alexandria, Va-, is| Renew your subscription, |
spending several days with her par- jSST ~I
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J V. Shearln. jj Friend RecommmJ
Messrs. A. S. Bugg and Forest > ^ommtnd, I
Robertson of Grove Hill were seen BLACK-D RAUGHtI
on this route recently. People who have taken bw I
Mr. and Mrs- E. B. Williams of Draught naturally are enthushS" I
Henderson visited In the home of about it because of the refresh? I
Mr and Mrs- R- H. Pike recently, relief It has brought them. NoZ1
Mnt Mid Mrs Hunt Johnston of der they urge others to try tti
Littleton visited In the home of Mr. ^ I
and Mrs. R ? Pike last Wednes- I
day. ago. and It hai proved its worth,.8 I
Mk. Grady Moseley of Vaughan SU-^ u .*-{?5
and Miss Ellen Shearln visited Miss th, bUiou? headaches which i S H
Shearln's mother In Park View hos- j?rT'-,Ue'f of- A purely H
pital recently. CONSTIPATION, BHJOCSNISS
Mr. John Pike of near Littleton _|
spent a short while with his par- ==5
M, and Mrs. R H. Pike. Sun- '
day.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pike and [k. XJQ_ J\ p ,
daughters, Ida Mae and Bettie Rue, lidU I), vOpp6rSDljt(l
attended the funeral of Mrs. Eva
Harris near Macon Wednesday
temoon. CHIROPRACTOR
Members of the 4-H baby beef
clubs are grooming their animals Littleton
for exhibition at the Asheville Fat " N. C.
Cattle Show on Wednesday, Novem
ber 18. _
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L On this Thanksgiving may we give !
1{ thanks to whom thanks are due. We I
want to thank each person that has paid
our store a visit in the past year, and jl
Jj extend a hearty welcome to those who !:
li have not. j
w offer extremely low prices on all W I
T] merchandise in our store for the next n
r 30 to 60 days as we expect to transfer [
I! our stock to J. L. Coleman Store Build- [I
ing, next door to our present location,
jl about January 1, 1937. n
jj GET OUR PRICES j
1 Macon Grocery Company i
l! Macon, N. C. II
J. H. Gilliland, Mgr. Phone 26-6 jj
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