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UXAL PERSON WITH food credit to finish payment, on almost new cabinet mod<4 automatic* sig- ZAG sewing martin.. Total balanc. only Full details and where seen write: "Home Office", Na tional's Finance Dept., Bo* 283 Asheboro, N. C. jy 30 4tc MEN-WOMEN AGE 18-52 PRE pare now for U. s. Government Examinations. Thousandsofopen lngs yearly. Salary up to $4680 yearly. Civil Service offers se curity, good salaries, paid vaca tions, raises, paid sick leave, liberal pensions. Grammar school sufficient for many Jobs, stay on present job while training. For further Information write to Southern Training, Box S c/o Warren Record Office, Warren 'on, N . C., giving name, ad s, phone, age, time at home and present employment. Jyl6-5tc for sale drink cooler for sale at Robert Satterwhlte's Service Sta tion on #1 near Virginia line. Jy2S-2tp for SALE ? GOVERNMENTSUR plus typewriters and 30" x 30" exhaust fans. R. M. Rooker, Nor *"**? Jy23-2tc FOR SALE-ONE PIANO IN A-l condition. Call Norllna 456-3038. Jy23-2tp RENT a DELUXE MODELGLAMO rene Rug Shampoo Electric Cleaner-Use with Glamorene Rug Cleaner for a perfect cleaning Job on all type Rugs. You get a professional Job with this cleaner. $2.00 for 24 hours. Lanier Hard ware Company. Jy9-4tc MAY FOR SALE-50C PER IIALK; also"tractor trailers and tobacco trucks for sale T. R. Paynter, Rt 2, Warrenton, Tel 257-4087 F26-tfc FOR SALE - REMINGTON TYPE wrlters portable , Just the thing for the graduate-prices start at $79.95 other brands as low as $59.95.Terms. See at Warr ..ton Furniture Exchange. A30-tfc FOR SALE - SEW & USED CHAIN ?4Ks. Dealer for Stlhl, Mono, Clinton. Wright * Remington saws $89 50 up. All sizes of Oregon 1 Blue jet Chain. Han non's Lawn Mower Shop, Hen derson, N. C. D6-tfc TOBACCO BARN FLUES-WE MAKE Flues for any style Barn-Can furnish, repair parts for all size Flues. Bring your Flues to us for Prompt Repair Service. LANIER HARDWARE COMPANY. Jyl6-6tc CARPETS A FRIGHT? MAKE THEM a beautiful sight with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer$l. War renton Furniture Exchange, ltc BRING OUT THE TRUE BEAUTY OF your vinyl floor with Seal Gloss acrylic finish. Warrenton Fur nlture Fxchange. Jy301tc PEOPLE CONSTANTLY WALKING all over your rug? Why be an outcast? Conform. Dirty them so that you, too, can go to Tray lor's Hardware Co. In Norllna and rent a Glamorene electric rug shampooer for only $2 a day. Jy 30 ltc for SALE-GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Good bloodline-$20.00 *25.00. contact John L. Vau ghan, telephone 257-4781.Jy30!tc FOR SALE: 275 GALLONFUELOIL tank - $15.00, ono oak office desk - $30.00, one desk-$25.00. C. P. Allen, jr., Warrenton, n. C. or call 257-4042. Jyap ltp FOR SALE-NICE PINTO QUARTER horse and saddle. See W. J. Walker, Rldgeway or call Norllna 458-5553. Jy30?c APPLES FOR SALE ? SEVERAL varieties - picked from trees - $2.00 per bushel - Windfalls $1.00 al*> ?old in peck and one-half bushel lots. Telephone 257-3MO R. D. Scott, at Scott's Antiques, Norllna Rd., Warrenton. Jy30 4tp PROFESSIONAL RUG CLEANER for hire, $1 a day. Just ask for the Glamorene electric rug .ham pooer at Lanier's Hardware Store. ' ; jy soitc FOR RE NT-OFFICE SPACE ABOVE Diamond's Dtacoont Store, War rmton. Now available. - Apply Hjr Diamond. Jjr?-tfc RENT A KOHLER - CAMPBELL piano (or a* IINI* aa (10.00 ? month In any 'atylo or flnlah. All rantal moMy will apply to pur chaa* prlca If you doclda 10 bay, Warranton Fumltura Excbanfa. SU-tfc FOR RENT-S ROOM HOUSE ON Fraaklla Straot. Contact Alas Brown, Box SOB, Warranto* or call M7-SSM. jjr 10 4tp STORE FOR RENT-TO PER90M0P III ; of Maoon. Thla atoro formarly mana?nd by PORTABLE ABATTOIR WARREN Frmtr Lockera, Inc. Mr. Farm *r, ror economy M quality, Ml your own beef and pork. Wa five complete slaughtering and pro cesslng service. To schedule your slaughtering, callcollect Warreri ton 257-3477. M22-tfc THAT OLD SEWING MACHINE Giv ing you troubla again?Call Allan King (or a complata fune-up. Dial Day?257-3341 or 257-3(14 altar (:00 p.m. M(-tfc DRAPERIES-CUSTOM ED TAILOR ad to graca your vary own win dow a ? any length ? any width prompt aarvlca. Wall be happy to bring samples to your home measure ? eatlmate ? free of charge. Scott Gardner, Mgr. Tel. 257-3693. S20-tfc ESTABLISHED TERRITORY NOW open near your home In Warren ton and surrounding areas. Con tact Mrs. Edna Inscoe, Rt. 1, Cast all a, N. C. Jy SO 2?e LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the authority contained in a certain deed of trust executed by Leroy Sykes and wife, Bertha Sykes, to Vaughan Wtnborne, Trustee, dated the 1st day of October, 1960, recorded In Book 197, Page 471, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Warren Coun ty, default having been made In the payment of the Indebtedness secured thereby, the undersigned Trustee will offer for sale and sell at pub lic auction to the highest bidder for cash at the Courthouse door in Warrenton, Warren County, North Carolina, at 12:00 noon on Friday, July 30, 1965, the following des cribed real estate located in Roa noke Township, Warren County, North Carolina: Beginning at a point in the line of W. G. Sykes and following said Sykes line a Westerly direction a distance of 70 yards to the line at Nick Broadnax, thence said Broad nax line a distance of 70 yardn in a Southerly direction, corner for the land heretn.conveyed; thence a dis tance of 70 yards in an Easterly direction another comer for the land herein conveyed; thence a dis tance of 70 yards In a Northerly direction to point of beginning and containing one (1) acre. The foregoing property will be sold subject to ad valorem taxes due Warren County for the year 1965 and subject to any unpaid special assessments thereon. The last and highest bidder at such sale will be required to de posit with the Trustee, or with the Clerk of the Warren County Super ior court, a sum equal to ten (10) per cent of the sale price and in the event of the failure to comply with said sale, the said deposit shall be forfeited. This the 14th day of June, 1965. VAUGHAN S. WINBORNE, Trustee, VAUGHAN S. WINBORNE Attorney at Law 1108 Capital Club Building Raleigh, North Carolina. Jy9-4tc EXECUTRIX' NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has qualified as Exe cutrix of the estate of Sallie W. Rogers, late of Warren County! All persons holding claims against ?aid estate are required to present "tire Same to me or my aitomeya on or before the 10th day of Jan uary, 1966, or this notice will be pleaded In bar. This June 30, 1985. ROSA ARRINGTON HEATH LONG BECKWITH Executrix of the estate of Sallle W. Rogers. BANZET ? BANZET Attorneys Jy9-4tc NOTICE TO CREDITORS The undersigned having duly qualified as Executor under the last will and testament of Robert Edgar Llmer, Sr., late of Warren County, this is to notify all persons, firm* and corporations having claims against said estate to present the same, duly verified, to the under signed or his attorney on or be fore the 18th day of January, 1968 or this notice wUl be pleaded In bar of recovery thereon. This, the 18th day of July, 1(68. ROBERT EDGAR LIMER, JR., Executor of the Estate of ROBERT EDGAR LIMER, SR. CHARLES T. JOHNSON, JR., Attorney Jyl6-4tc ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is hereby given th* the Idersigned has qualified aa Admin istrator of the estate of Easter j. Moseiey, lite of Warren Cootty. All estate are required to pre same to me or ay attorneys aa or betere the 17th day of January, 1#68 or this notice will be pie?Sed la bar. This Jaly 6, 1988. GEORGE ALEXANDER, Of the eel ate of 1*1 BANZET*BANZET Attorneys JylS-4te EXECUTOR'8 NOTICE Hottoa IS hereby given that I Ms of tha estate of J. cufteaceutns, of Warrea Ooaaty. AH | are required to yreeeat the me or my aWorasys oa ? the Mth day of Jaamry, IMft, or "^'SfJSSSS BANZET * BANZET Attonwy? Jy?-<tp ? NQTICt OF SALE NORTH CAROLINA WARREN COUNTY ""?? ot an order <* of the Honorable Lanle u __ wr? County, under daia r>* July 11th, IMS, mad# la tba -rttlil E??ItJS3! Tn* Wa"*? c??a*y jbrr^wya ^^'szsrs.zyrz birtrt J auction to tba hi (heat sc^L ,C"h ,h? 'oUowtn/iT ty.^thr^^,nW"r"co ne? '(h,C,^r P"'e?, <* I"* In or Cr^k T^'?, ?' Norlln>- Smith No^ J^^P. Warren County bounded and <?. tha rlrth" toUov': BEGINNING at tot m ^ C?ra,r * '"?Fraxiw lot on U>a east aide of hi>*. ? lifdTH? th~c' ? Street a distance of 80 feet to ??> 'ron rod; thence eaTerlvY^ ?nee of 200 ?o tTZ jt ?r ,0rra*rly own?l by Ad cock, thence Southerly along the Ad cock line a distance of 80 feet to fn lro? rod; thence westerly a dla ?"e of 200 feet to the ^C southed J* llnd cut off Of the southern end of lots Nos 58 50 Zi? "?Wock? ???'"? m,p r*corded in the ^Mic Registry of Wur. county in ??ok M. MH 598. This is th . C T ?,1rd ,h" was coov?y0 by et al to J. m. Frail.,* ?nd Xenla T. Frailer, his wife Z TsV^ra '?19IS- r*cor<t-' in said Registry in Book ?s P?W 25. This is the same property described ? Tract or by MS ^0Uv1* ???"??? M?ck oy xenla Thomas Frazlar xa._ ? ^et^^6JUy "^.'record-' in o00* 163, Dtjte 587 wa^r^ 2S? R#?1?<ry; the said Olivia Strings Mack being the .an,, p." " " 01*^? Watklns Stalllngs. St JT.t hom#pl?c? <* Olivia Watklns sometlmes called Olivia M?ck, in Smith Creek Township, Warren County ?; c being ^l of the re?.**. 2-i Stalllngs Fleming y Olivia Stalllngs by her Will dated ^?mbar 24, 1058, record* In wm ?8' 1w 1M' m the Office of e clerk of the Superior Court ?"T!!LCOanty' North Carolina. ..P1* h"h*? bidder at said sale *1H be required to make a cash bfd><and<S*<!rf ?' "** ?.<X? 00 Wd and 5% of any over. This sale ...made subject to conf,?^ This 18th day of July, i#85. J. H. LIMER, Commissioner. JyS3-4tc NOTICE OF SALE NORTH CAROLINA WARREN COUNTY Under and by virtu* of an order of sale of the Honorable Lanle M. Hayes, Clerk of the Superior Court of Warreo County, under date of July 16th IMS, made la the special proceeding entitled J. VivianS. Con nolly, et alB, ex parte, the under signed Commissioner will on the 17th dsy of August, 1965, at 12:00 o'clock Noon at the Courthouse Door of Warren County In Warrenton, North Carolina, offer for sale at publ i c auction to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract of land In Fishing Creek Township, War ren County, North Carolina, de scribed as follows: BEGINNING at a corner common to this property and property of Tract No. I on the eastern edge of the Grove HOI Road, marked by a stake; thence N. 78 degrees 30* E. 2245.0 feet along the line dividing thla property and property of Tract No. * to a point in th* property line dividing this property and property of R. B. Davis Estate, marked by a stake; thence 8. 20 degrees 00* W. 490.0 feet along the property line dividing thla pro party and property at said R. B. Davis Estate to a corner oommon to this property and piopeiiy at Tract No. 10, marked by a stake; thence 8. 79 degrees SO" W. m feet along the property line dividing this property and property of Tract No. 10 to a corner oommon to this tract and said Tract No. 10 on the eastern edge of said Grove Hill Road, marked by a stakes thence la a northerly direct ion along said Grove Hill Road 439 feet to the point of beginning, containing 11.5 acres, more or less; and being Tract or Lot No. 9 of that property on a map entitled "Mary WUlaon Bat. Dtv.", dated January, lMf, made by r. fa. Ryder, Omveyoi, which la recorded la Plat Book 4, page M, in the Office at the Rati* tar of Deeds tor Warren Coarty, to which plat referenoe la hereby had and asade as ? part of the deacrlptlea of this tract of land m fnUy as U herein written. The highest bidder at aald sat* win be required to msfea a cash dapoalt of 10*cfth* first $1,000 00 bid and 5* of any over. This sal* la auda s*J*ot to confirmation of th* Coart. Thla 1 (hi day of July, IMS. J. H. UMIR, commlaaicoar J|Mi Ma NOTICE TO CREDITORS Th* undersigned, having qualified as Administrators e.t.a. of the ea tateofG. ?. Plttard, deceaasd. lat* of Warran County, North Carolina, thla la to notify an p*raoaa, firms to th* end*rsigaed, or their i ?ajr. Mm Kerr, jr., Worth Carolina, m or bator* th* <?ay of January, I**, or thla raiavn). ah pot jgj? to the undtraigned or their tttonwy. This 2tth day of July , IMS. Thorn** Gasklll Norma P. Knight George N. Plttard, IV. Admlnlatratora c.t.a. J""" ^TBB, JR _ _ ATTORNEY WARRENTON, N. C. EXECUTRIX NOTICE Notice U bar*by (Iran that Um underelgned haa qualified aa execu trlx of Um estate of Benjamin WU 11am*, lata at Wtrrm County. All peraona holding claim* against aald estate ara required to praaaot tba aame to tha undersigned or bar attorney on or before tba 6th day of January, IMS, or thla Notlea will be pleaded In bar of their re covery. All pereona Indebted toaald estate will please make eettlement. Thla 13th day of July, 1MB. MRS. ELIZA W, SOMERVILLE, EXECUTRIX THEAOSEUS T. CLAYTON Attorney JyS3-4tp EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS NORTH CAROLINA WARREN COUNTY Havln< qualified as Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Mamie Harrla Ellis, late of Warren County, North Carolina, thla la to notify all pereon* having claims against the said estate to exhibit them to the undersigned at Rt. 1, Box 31, Macon, N. C. on or be fore the It day of February, 196# or thla notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to the said estate will please make Immediate payment. This the 18 day of July, 1965. OLIVER D. ELLIS, Jr., Executor of the estate of MAMIE HARRIS ELLIS, deceased. Jy23-4tc NOTICE SERVING PROCESS BY PUB. State of North Carolina, Warren County, In the Superior Court. Woodrow Newell, Plaintiff vs. Beatrice .Newell, Defendant. To Beatrice Newell: Take notice that a pleading seek ing relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action. That nature of the relief being sought is as follow*: Thla is an act ion to aecure an absolute divorce on the ground* of two yeare aapa ratlon. You are required to make de fense to such pleading not later than Sept. 12, 1968, and upon your failure to do so the party Backing service against yon will apply to the court tor the relief aougbt. Thla 14 day of July, 1968. Theaoaeua T. Clayton, Esquire P. O. Box 236 Warrantee, N. C. LANIE M. HAYES, Clerk of the Superior Court Jy2S-?tc NOTICE SERVING PROCESS BY PUB. State of North Carolina, Warren County, in the Superior Court Robert Earl Johnson, Jr., Plain tilt vs. Ada R. Johnson, Defendant. To Ada R. Johnson: Take notice that a pleading seek ing relief against you has been filed In the above entitled action. The nature of the relief being sought is as follows: This It an action to secure an absolute divorce .on the grounds of one year separa tion. You are required to make def anse to such pleading not later than September it, 1MB, and iqxm your failure to do so the party seeking service against you will apply to the court for the relief sought. This 14 day of July, 1965. Thesoseus T. Clayton, Esquire P. O. Box 236 Warreotoo, N. C. LANIE 14. HAVES Clerk of the Superior Court Jyl*-?tc NOTICE.SERVING PROCESS BY PUB. State at North Carolina, Warren Cotmty in the Superior Court Jo* Newell, Plaintiff vs. Angle Newell, Defmdant. To Angle Newell: Take notice that a pleading seek ing r?ll?f sgalnst you has been ttled In the above entitled action. The utare of the relief being sought is aa follows: This Is an nctlon to necore an isolate dl ot two years tor the relief i "This 14 day of July, IMS. T. Clayton, Esquire P. O. Box m Warranto, M. c. LANIEM. HAYES Clerk of the Mpertor Coert JIM He 8ay you saw It advertised In Thai HARDWOOD LUMKIR AND LOOS ????HAL BOX 0?. WARRENTON, N. C. TEL. 257-3700 Members Tell Of 4-H Camp Two Warren County 4-H members? Nancy Mitchell and Ruby Kimball -who attended 4-H camp near Ellerbee last week, this week gave an ac count of their reactions to camp activities. Their compositions, as submitted by the local home economics agents, were as fol lows: WHAT 4-H CLUB CAMP MEANT TO ME By RUBY KIMBALL I enjoyed this week at camp very much. it was so much fun being with all of the people and making new friends, i really loved being leader of the Heart Group and trying to teach them to become better campers and 4-Hers, to enjoy camp, and to make new friends. I really loved taking' part In vespers arid showing others what and how to do. The most Important vesper program was the one on Fri day night tn which some of the campers were speakers and some were singers. This help ed some to become better christians which really made my week a grand one to know and feel that some of the camp ers were coming closer to God. I loved working with the staff in all my classes and the lead ers, and agents who made the week a success. The banquet on Friday really made the week turnout wonder fully. This was the night I got to know the people better and we all had fun dancing. The thing I enjoyed most of all was when Mr. West called my name for superior camper award. I do hope that all of the 4-H'ers now and those to be will strive for their goal In 4-H and go to camp and en Joy It as much as I did * Millstone 4-H Camp. WHAT I GOT FROM 4-H CLUB CAMP By NANCY MITCHELL j I cannot tell all I got out of 4-H camp, so I'll tell the most Important facts. The most enjoyable thing was meeting people. When I first arrived I didn't know anyone except our group, but by the end of the week we were all good friends. I also learned a new handi craft while I was there and I will use my Jewelry box as a remembrance of a wonderful time at 4-H camp. I know we all had a good time at recreation and the dances I learned will be a pleasure as well as helping my community recreation pro gram. ?In wildlife, I learned to observe the things of nature around me and how much they help us. We were taught how good it was to see a pure stream of water that had not been polluted by man. The swimming program taught me new strokes for pleasure and safety. I would also like to give great thanks to our leaders and agents for making this won derful week possible. Local Witnesses To Take Part In New York City Rally Several members of the War r en ton congregation of Je hovah's Witnesses have been assigned responsibility In op erating the group's six-day oon v eat Ion in New York City in August. Joseph Davis, local presiding minister, said some local Wit nesses have volunteered and have been assigned to work In the various d*> art merit a at the ??Word of Truth" District As sembly of Jehovah's Witnesses, to be held August 24-19 in New York's Yankee fltadlum. Some 80,000 persons are expected to attend from >7 states and sev en countries. ??TIM conventions of Je ? A Warrenton clothing buyer was featured in a photo accompanying a recent news release by the Belks Stores Services, Inc., in which current fall styles were discussed. Mrs. Winnie M. Glover (center), ready-to wear buyer for Leggett's Department Store, Is shown examlng fall merchandise at the Belk Stores Service In Charlotte. hovah's Witnesses are unique In that they are organized, op erated and dismantled entirely by Jehovah's Witnesses," Davis explained. "All offer their time and the skills they possess without payment of any kind and, as a result, all con vention sessions can be opened to the public without admission charges or collections." Davis said the local Witnes ses are among 10,000 volun teer workers that will operate more than twenty departments of the giant assembly. Most will serve as attendants or ushers, cafeteria workers, cleaning personnel and so forth. Professional workers will also be required, however. Car penters, welders, plumbers and electricians are already at work in New York preparing for the gathering. When the convention j opens, doctors, nurses, musi cians, sound technicians and others with professional back ground will fulfill volunteer as signments. "All these skilled and unskil led workers are unsolicited,"} Davis said. "They write the convention headquarters well in advance of the convention and offer their services. A special Volunteer Service department assigns each person according to his abilities or skills and then notifies him by mall. This Is the process we followed lo cally." The six-day assembly will be the last and largest in a series of 40 "Word of Truth" con ventions being held by Jehovah's Witnesses this summerthrough out the United States, Canada and Europe. Davis said their purpose is to uphold the Bible as inspired, true and practl- i cal for modern-day living. Sponsor of the assembly Is the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of Brooklyn, N. Y. Na than H. Knorr, President of the Society, will be the prin cipal speaker. Peace Corps To Offer" ^fesf OiHtogtrat 44 An opportunity for Raleigh' and Durham area residents to! offer their abilities to the Peace Corps will come at 9 a. m., Saturday, August 14, at the main postof/iceS In Raleigh and Dur- ; ham. The opportunity is the Peacej Corps Placement Test, which is not passed or failed and one I can't study for It. It measures general aptitude and the ability to learn a language. If, for example, test scores Indicate limited language acquiring abil ity, the Peas* Coips iris? to place the applicant in an Eng lish-speaking area. The test is used by the Peace Corps only as a tool in the matching of volunteers and jobs. The Peace Corps application is the most important Indicator of suitability for Peace Corpe ser vice. It must be filled out and brought to the exam unleas previously submitted. Applicants should plan on about one and one-half hours at the testing centers, unless they wish to take the Spanish or, French language achieve ment test, which requires an additional hour. Weekend guests of Mrs. Thomas Ellington were Mrs. R, D. Jones of Nashville, Messrs. W. G. Fleming of Raleigh and John Rodgers Fleming of Wash ington, D. C. NEW CAR BUYERS SEE THE 1965 Ptyaio?Hi-Y?lint-CbrysUr ELLIS MOTOR CO., INC. EMERSON. R. C. HOME DEMONSTRATION CORNER EMILY BALLINGER, County Home Economics Agent The home economics exten sions agents announce the fol lowing schedule: Monday, Aug. 2: Office. Tuesday, Aug. 3: Office. Wednesday, Aug. 4: Churchill Home Demonstration Club will have a picnic supper at 6:30 p. m. at Gardner's Church ed ucational building. Thursday, Aug. 5: Paschall Home Demonstration Club will have a picnic supper at 7 p. m. at Wise-Paschall Ruritan build ing. Friday, Aug. 6: Office. Eat fresh peaches for break fast, lunch, dinner or between meal snacks as long as they are in season. Capture their goodness by freezing or can ning a supply to eat during the other?months nf the year. A With The Home Agent By MRS. BERTHA FORTE Negro Home Ext. Agent Telephone: 257-3948 Recreation is a partner of good health. It is a tonic for one's mental and physical ills, which aid in creating a balanced personality. Recrea tion is also a companion of good character and It helps In creat ing a well-balanced community. August has been designated as the month for recreation. During the month, home demon stration clubs will entertain their families, non-club women and other guests through plan ned picnics and cook-outs. The time and place for the events will be announced by the individual clubs. it is hoped that every club and community will co-operate In helping to make the planned recreation serve the purpose for which it Is Intended. Milk Distritutors Are Given Ratings All firms distributing milk In W?rren County have main tained Grade A ratings during the first olx month? of 1965, Dr. Robert r v. . v, health director, ??>:,?> ; this week. The ratings, b ised upon stan dards of the united States Pub lic Health Service, are award ed by the local sanitarians on the basis of facility inspect ions and laboratory analysis of milk samples collected at ran dom from the distributors' de livery trucks. Grade A distributors are Co ble Dairy Products Co operative, Lexington; Pin* State Creamery Company, Raleigh and Southern Dairies, Inc., Wil son. MORE BO WHEN YOU CD Mottr Salts Co., lot. ?, N. C. FOR THE FINEST IN * luscious ripe peach makes a tasty low calorie snack. One 3 to 4 ounce peach has only 50 calories, it also contains some calcium, iron and the B vltamlns--thiamine, ribo flavin and niacin. It will furn ish about 10 per cent of your day's needs for vitamin C. If it is yellow in color, it will supply about 20 per cent of your day's quota of vitamin A. In selecting peaches, choose those that are firm and free of bruises and blemishes. Peaches ripen best at room temperature. Store ripe peaches in the refrigerator. PrACH PIE 9-inch uncooked pastry shell 4 or 5 cups sliced peaches 1 cup sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt " 1/4 teaspoon ,v'r..eg 21/2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 tablespoons water 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 tablespoons butter Brush unbaked pie shell with flour or unbeaten egg white to help prevent sogginess. Fill the shell with sliced peaches. Mix together the sugar, salt, nutmeg and cornstarch. Sprin kle mixture over peaches. Add water and lemon juice, then dot with butter. Cover with a top crust or crisscross strips of uncooked pastry. Bake on lower shelf In a hot (425 degree) oven about 30 minutes. For a glazed crust, sprinkle with sugar or brush with unbeaten ? egg white before baking. PEACH PUDDING 1/3 cup butter or margarine , 1 egg 1 cup flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 4 cups chopped peaches 1 cup sugar Cream together butter and 2/3 cup sugar. Beat In egg thoroughly. Sift together the flour and baking powder, then add it alternately with the milk to the egg and butter mixture. j Beat until smooth. Pour Into 11/2 quart casserole or S-inch,, baking pan. Pour over the bat ter 4 cups of chopped p?aches that have been sweetened with 1 cup sugar. Bake In a mod erate 350 deg. oven for 40 minutes or until done. Serve with hard sauceor heavy cream, or it is delicious as it la. For additional peach raolpM you may get a copy of th? new extension bulletin, "peachM," from the extension agents office. MALE WOLF COLORED DOG LOST IN NORIINA AHA Ntar Ess* StatlM Akwrt S MMtks Ac*. . GENEROUS REWAKD OFFERED
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