MARMALADE IS GOOD
AT CHRISTMAS TIME
By Cornelia C. Morris
Marmalade is good for breakfast
and it Has its place in the school
lunch. But have you ever thought
of it as a dessert?
Spread marmalade on hot, but
tered pancakes, roll them up and
dust with powdered sugar. Your
family will like this dessert and
call for it again.
Marmalade will help stretch the
Christmas dollar. Small jars of
marmalade, attractively wrapped,
make good Christmas presents;
they help out in planning Christ
mas menus.
Marmalade is easy to make. The
best fruits to use are oranges,
grapefruits, and lemons. Select
fruits on which the skin is clear
and free from blemishes.
(One orange, one lemon, and one
grapefruit will make enough mar
malade to fill six 10-ounce jars.
Cut fruit into very thin slices
with a sharp knife. Resharpen the
knife frequently while slicing the
fruit. Measure the sliced fruit, then
add three times as much water.
One orange, one lemon, and one
grapefruit will make about a quart
of fruit. So add three quarts of
\fcater.
’ Boil fruit and water for 30 min
utes, or until fruit is tender. Let
it stand over night, then boil
again for 20 minutes. Measure the
mixture and add an equal amount
of sugar. Then cook rapidly until
the syrup begins to jell when pour
ed from the side of a spoon.
I HUNDREDS |
I of Greetings will be sent around Zebulon |1
this year—but none more sincere than §|
this one: If
i A Christmas of Joy— if
I A New Year of Success §
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1 high among our Holiday ||
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Let the finished marmalade cool
for a minute or two, then pour it
into the jars. (If poured in immed
iately, the fruit will rise to the
top.)
Moscow, U. S. S. R.—To the
long list of Sovitt leaders who have
faced firing squads in a year-long
“purge”, eight more ranking of
ficials have been shot for “treason”
including former Vice Commission
er of Foreign Affairs Karakhan,
for many years high in Stalin’s
counsels.
The Butcher Boy
jIP You eat ro LIVC Oft LIVE to cat ;
MUCH OF THE JOY
OF LIVING
to be found in this town enters
here through the portals of this
establishment. The man whose ap
petite demands nourishing meat
course meals will be happy to have
us serve his family. Now is a
good time to investigate our state
ments.
CITY MARKET
ZEBULONS
FOOD CENTER
LOW NEW YORK EARNINGS
New York City—To outsiders
who have regarded this city as a
Golconda it will come as a shock
to learn that more than half of the
native white families living here
have an income of less than SI,BOO
per year, only S3OO more than the
comparable figure for native vil
lage residents of North Carolina
and Mississippi, in neither of which
do living costs even approach the
New York average.
It's a whole lot cheaper to grow
your own workstock than to buy it.
. ... if you have a good stallion or
can get the services of a neighbor’s
stallion, and if you have plenty of
good pasture.
Aggravate means to make
worse. It should not be used to
express annoyance.
Save Money
ON YOUR
MAGAZINES
by ordering with our newspaper
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