HOME DEMONSTRATION CORNER
DULY BALXJNGER, County
ANN RACKLKY, Ant
The home agents announce
the following schedule:
Monday, Dec. 4: Office.
Tuesday, Dec. 5: The home
Demonstration Achieve
ment Program will be held at
7:30 p. m. in the courtroom of
the Warren County Courthouse,
Warrenton.
Wednesday, Dec. 6: Church
ill Home Demonstration Club
will have a supper meeting at
the Gardner's Church Educa
tional Building at 6:30 p. m.
The club members are inviting
their husbands and special
guests.
Thursday, Dec. 7: Paschall
Home Demonstration Club will
meet at 2:00 p. m. at the Wise
? Paschall Home Demonstration
Club Building, Wise.
Friday, Dec. 8: Johnston
Home Demonstration Club will
I have a Christmas party at 7:30
I p. m. at the home of Mrs. Vin-:
| cent Williams.
Saturday, Dec. 9: The War-]
| ren County 4-H Achievement
Program will be held at 10:30
a. m. in the courtroom of the
Warren County Courthouse,
Warren ton.
Dark Fruit Cake
1 pound raisins
1 pound pitted dates
1 pound citron
1 pound currants
1H pounds candied charries
H pound candied pineapple
pound candied orange peel
V\ pound candied lemon peel.
1V4 pounds shelled nuts
1 pound butter
1 pound light brown sugar
12 eggs
4 cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon soda
% teaspoon nutmeg
Vz teaspoon mace
H teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon allspice
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup molasses
Cut fruits into small pieces
nd break nuts. ;
Cream butter and sugar to-1
ether. Beat eggs anu add to
ream mixture. Blend well,
ift dry ingredients together
nd add to creamed mixture
iternately with molasses. Add
atter to fruits and nuts.
Mix together thoroughly, us-,
ig hands if necessary. Pour'
ito two large tube pans which1
ave been greased and lined j
ith greased brown paper cut.
) fit. Cover tops with alumi-j
um foil squeezed tightly down
round the edge of the pan. I
Place a pan of hot water In
le bottom of the oven. Bake
i 275 degrees until done
For about four hours and
renty minutes). Test the
ikes with a toothpick to de
irmine doneness as ovens and
?ns will make the time vary.
Remove the foil the last 30
linutes or so to allow tops of j
ikes to dry out. (Makes'
jout 15 pounds.)
This recipe was taken fromj
booklet, "Holiday Foods andj
estive Suggestions," written
f Mrs. Elizabeth Sparks (Beth
artan), Food Editor of The
(inston-Salem Journal
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Skill
an visited relatives in Nor
ilk, Va., recently.
Mrs. F. T. Read spent the
ilidays with Mr. and Mrs '
enry Read in Charleston, S 1
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FARM AGENT
NEWS
LEONARD C. COOPER
Negri Canity Ageat
I. W. MURFRBE
I j| AmL Wtjtw County Agent
SUPPORT 4-H WORK
You have an opportunity for
I many wonderful experiences as
I a 4-H parent. By your taking
I an active part in .the 4-H Club j
I Program, providing support, un
Iderstanding and counsel, you
? uciotuuuuig a J iu Ljui juu |
| help your boy and girl develop j
| into a more useful citizen. The j
4-H Program offers satisfying i
experiences also for you in
helping other boys and girls,'
munity 4-H leaders, sponsors
and friends of 4-H.
The purpose of the 4-H Club:
Program is to provide ideas
and training in skills, leader
ship and citizenship. Four-H
members "Learn to do by do
ing." to develop their minds
(Head?H); to do useful work
(Hands?H>;. to provide loyal
service to their fellowman and,
to God (Heart?H); and to!
form habits that will develop j
healthy bodies and healthy
minds (Health?H).
Membership in the 4-H Club;
is voluntary. Any boy or girl be
tween the ages of 10 and 211
may belong. Four-H Clubs arc
organized on a community
basis and usually meet
monthly.
The club members elect
their own officers and conduct
their own meetings and activi
ties. Each 4-H member selects
a project that fits the home
situation and his or her needs
and interests.
Community 4-H Leaders
guide the club. Extension Agri
cultural and Home Economics
Agents help the leaders and
assist the 4-H members. They
provide 4-H record books and
manuals obtained from the
North Carolina State Agricul
tural Extension Service.
Four-H Club Work helps
members to develop citizenship !
and leadership through club
and community activities; to '
make new friends and contacts |'
with other boy? and girt* ant
adult through group patMclpa
tion; to ahara learning expert
ences with others; to take
pride in ownership of worth
while projects and in work
manship; to learn to present
demonstrations; to learn to ae
| cept responsibility and follow
I through with projects under
taken; to participate in 4-H
Camp activities; to receive rec
ognition such as medals, cash
awards, bonds, and educational
trips for work accomplished.
You as a parent have a difi
nite responsibility in helping
your 4-H boy or girl succeed.
It has been found that behind
each successful 4-H boy and
girl stands a 4-H parent who
encouraged, guided and sup
ported them. His or her at
titude will depend on your in
terest and enthusiasm in 4-H
activities.
The late Dr. C. B. Smith, a
pioneer 4-H leader, once said,
"Extension Agents and local
leaders may kindle the flame
in youth to take up 4-H Club
Work, but it takes the good
will and help of parents to
keep the fire burning." . I
Encourage your boy or girl
to be an active member of the
t-H Club and participate in all
activities. Assist your 4-H mem
in the selection of a suitable
project which meets his needs,
interests and capabilities. See
that he or she has an oppor
tunity to get the necessary
supplies and has the time to
:omplete the requirements for
the project. |
Assist your boys or girl wilh
sew experiences and situations
in the project work, but don't
io the job for him. Make it
possible for him to attend club
meetings and other county and
ilstrict events and activities.
Provide transportation when
aver necessary. Help your 4-.
H'ers by showing respect for (
Iheir ability and help them.
gain self-confidence. Express
ipproval when your boy or girl
las done a task well.
Help with the Community
l-H Club. Keep Community 4-H.
Dlub Work as a subject of'
instructive conversation in the
lome and the community. Help
irganize Community 4-H Clubs
ind attend occasional club
neetings and all events to
vhich parents are invited.
Volunteer your services_as-a4
eader. You have knowledge
ind skills that are needed in
l-H. Invite the 4-H'ers to meet
n your home. Become better
nformed on 4-H by reading
lews articles and other ma
erials, listening to radio pro
rams, and becoming acquaint
d with the record books and
lanuals of your 4-H club mem-'
ers. 1
Through your understanding
nd assistance, you can help
our son or daughter and other
oys and girls become better
-H Club members and thus
ave an opportunity for a rich
r, fuller, and more worthwhile
fe. i
Announcement
By Negro Agent
PEGGIE P. DREW
County Negro Home Ee. Agent
DOROTHY RUTH EDGE
Assistant County Negro
Home Ee. Agent
Phone 204-1 _
The Negro home agents an
nounce the following schedule:
Tuesday, Dec. 5: 11:00 a. m?
Longs-Areola Home Demonstra
tion Club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Marguerite Wil
liams.
1:30 p. m.. Thrift Hill Home
Demonstration Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Viola
Spruill.
Wednesday, Dec. 6: 1:00 p.
m., Coley Spring Home Dem
onstration Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Clevenia Als
ton.
. Friday, Dec. 8: 2:30 p. m.
Vaughan Home Demonstration
Chtb will meet at the home of
Mrs. Carrie Brown.
4-H Club Schedule
Tuesday, Dec. 5: 9:15 a. m..
Greenwood 4-H Club will meet
at the school.
10:45 a. m., Axtell 4-H Club
will meet at the school.
1:00 p. m., Cool Spring 4-H
Club, will meet at the school
Wednesday, Dec. 6: 0:00 a.
m., Stoney Lawn 4-H Club will
meet at the school.
10:30 a. m., Coley Spring
4-H Club will meet at the
school.
1:15 p. m.. Hecks Grove 4H
Club will meet at the school.
Elberon News
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lewis
and children of Warwick, Va..
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Duke
of Henderson visited Mr. and
Ira. M C- Duke during the
HUM* ' .r.J
LL and Mrs. Billy Ajrsene
and baby of Norfolk, Va., were :
sf Mr. and Mr*.'
night. t [
Mr. and Mrs. Shep Ay cock
of Roanoke Rapids, Mr. and'
Mrs. T. M. Ay cock, Jr., and
Children of Lumberton and the,
Rev. and Mrs. Jimmie Aycock
and children of near Raleigh
were holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Aycock, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Charles Davis and children oft
Rose Hill were guests of Mr. j
and Mrs. Edgar Reavis on j
Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs.
Jafnes Short and Wayne were
their dinner guests on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ay
rack of Raleigh visited Mr. and
Mrs. M .K. Aycock on Thurs-'
fay
Miss Dorothy Long, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Max Whitt and
thildren of Richmond, Va.,
Asited the Rev and Mrs. Joe
Mack Long and daughters on.
rriday.
Mrs. Randolph Pridgen and j
ton of Elizabeth City were1
tuests of Mrs. W. H. Abbott, i
ir., on Saturday. Mrs. W. H. I
tbbott, Jr., spent Thanksgiv-j
ng with her mother, Mrs. |
'esse Capps, in Norlina. j
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neal of
V .Trenton were supper guests'
if Mr. and Mrs. James Short
>n Sunday night.
The Rev. and Mr*. Joe Black,
Long and daughters were sup
per guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Inland Gottachaik on Inursday ?
night ~.
Mrs. Thelma Blythe of Con-'
way was a dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Junious Aycock on
Mpk..: --iil
Mrs. Delia F. Aycock is im
proving" at Warren General'
Hospital, where she has been i
a patient for sometime.
On Third Honor Roll ?
Two Warrenton boys, CtW
William Duke
William S. Davis, Jr., were on
?&!.third honor roll at'Fish,
burae Military School, Waynae
vflle, Va., tor the month a JT6
vember, according to announce
ment made this week by Lt,
Colonel Roy W. Hayes, head
master.
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