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HINTS FOR
HOMEMAKERS
By Mm Johnnie Camp, Home
Service Director Virginia Electric
And Power Copipany
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Golden Brown Muffins—Pipping Hot
"The more you eat the rao/t you wish,
Of that there is no question,
And never were they know to leave
A trace of indigestion."
I heartily agree with Louise Ayers
Garnett. This member of the hot
bread family has an appeal that Is !
irresistible to the dullest appetites.
Remember their golden fragrance as
they come piping hot from the oven j
Muffins do not require the skill of j
an expert to mix and bake. They
should be mixed quickly and baked
immediately. Master the baking of
•Plain Muffins, and then use different,
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flours, add nuts, lates or raisins for
variation.
Use your "general purpose" flour'
"GRAND HOTEL"
WATTS—WILUAMSTON
Thursday -- - Friday
Matinee Thursday, 3:30 10-25 and 10-35 c
Only Showing in Martin County
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
24 lbs. Self-Rising PANAMA FLOUR 65c
12 lbs. Self Rising PANAMA FLOUR 35c
24 Lb. Bag Southdown Flour 60c
12 lb. Bag Southdown Flour 30c
COMPOUND LARD, 3 Lbs. ' 25c
JEWEL LARD, 2 Lbs.  18c
O'Kay LARD, 2 Lbs. . _l£c
SIDE MEAT, lb. 9c
PLATE MEAT, lb. 7c
COUNTRY PORK, lb. 7c
NARCISSUS BULBS, each ,3c
We buy & sell al kinds country produce—Phone 12—We Deliver
J. R. Parker Grocery
W. H. Gurkin, Manager Williamston, N. C.
Did You Ever
Stop To Think?
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That Advertisirvg Speeds Up Success?
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Truthful advertising is nourishment that the people can eas
ily digest, and will pay any business concern that uses it persist
ently.
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Competition is keener today than it has been in years, and
this makes it necessary for business concerns to pay more atten
tion to the work that advertising does.
Truthful, persistent, advertising compels attention and al-
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ways creates favorable impressions. It aids sales with its con
venience, economy, and effectiveness.
. Advertising is vital to the success of every business. Per
sistent advertising indicates quality and value and creates con
fidence in the minds of the buying public. . .
Quality goods well advertised sell and keep on selling.
Advertising builds business and, by increasing volume, cuts
down overhead—nothing strange about that. It is being done
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everywhere. "
v For high quality at sane prices, advertised goods are best.
Always sift flour before measuring; it
becomes packed in the box or bag,
and if it is used without sifting, you
will have too much flour which may
cause the muffins to crack across the
top. If you re using whole wheat
flour, sift to loosen, then return bran
to flour and measure. Use level meas
urements in standard measuring cups
or spoons. Dip the flour into cup
with a spoon and level the filled cup
with a knife or spatula. Do not pck.
There re three - general types of
baking powder used, tartrate, phos
phate and combination type. This in
formation may be obtained ! from the
label on your can.
You may use oil, butter, lard or
any fresh shortening for muffins. If
you use solid shortening; pack it well
in the cup or spoon.
Good results may be obtained with
evaporated, dried or fresh milk.
You may bake these delicious bits
in tH'e preterred type j>an of aluminum,
tin. glass or iron, but -either must be
greased.
It is most important thai the direc
tions for mixing be followed to the
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best materials, mix them according to
rules, and then do not hake thein
properly, you can't expect good re
sults. Your'overi must be level, even
ly heated to the proper temperature,
and this temperature regulated to get
uniform results.
Plain Muffin*
Two cups "general purpose" flour;
4 teaspoons tartrate or phosphate
baking powder or 2 teaspoons combi
nation-type baking powder; 1-2 tea
spoonful salt; 2 tablespoons sugar; 1
egg. 1 cup milk; 3 tablespoons melted
fat,
Sift flour, measure and sift with
baking powder, salt and sugar. Beat
egg until frothy, add milk then melted
fat, which has been measured after
melting. Four milk mixture in, all at
one time, into dry ingredients. Stir
ciuickly and vigorously until they are
just mixed, and have , a very lumpy
appearance. Takes 10 to 20 seconds
to mix. Fill greased pans about two
thirds full of batter and bake in a hot
oven of 425 degrees, until muffins are
uniformly golden brown and done—
about 25 minutes. This recipe makes
12 to 15 medium sized muffins.
If you wish to use sour milk or
THE ENTERPRISE
NON-SUIT BRINGS
CHURCH CASE TO
ABRUPT CLOSE
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be brought into the courts again, mem
bers of both groups, when interview
| ed expressed the opinion that it would
j not. And many people here believe
i that the case is ended and that some
| way will be found for the two groups
J to live peacefully .together, and even
use the same church house on differ
ent days, if not on the same day.
MrJ! J. N. Stfawbridge and son, of
; Durham, visited relatives here over
the week-end.
Call Meeting of Juniors
Here for Thursday Night
All members of the local Junior
j Order are urged to attend a called
meeting of the organization at 7:30 o'-
I clock in the Legion Hall Thursday
| night of this week. Important busi
iness matters will be up for discus
! sion, and those in charge are anxious
to have every member attend.
buttermilk, use half the amount of
baking povnrter called for, and add 1-2
j teaspoon soda.
WANTS
STORE FOR RENT: GOOD CON
dition and good location. Apply to
W: J. Hodges. * n29 4t
WANTED: 25 MEN AND 5 WO
men for immediate work. Perma
nent connection? Salary and expenses
guaranteed. Experience not .neces
sary. Send stamped envelope for re
ply. Kagle Detective Agency, Green
ville. N. C. n-29 4t
WANTED: A ONE- OR TWO
horse crop for the year 1933. Can
furnish team, or would use landlord's
team. Want a balanced crop. J. A.
Warren, R. 1, Robersonville, N. C, 2t
NOTICE OP SALE OP REAL
PROPERTY
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed on the 12th day of
June, 1929, by W. H. Leggett and
wife, Ceceilia Leggett, to the under
signed trustee, and of record in the
public registry of Martin County in
Hook C-3. at page 29, said deed of |
trust having been given for the pur-:
pose of securing a note of even date j
and tenor, therewith, default having
been made in the payment of samej
and at the request of the holder of'
same, the undersigned trustee will, on
Monday, the' 19th day of December,
1932, at 12 o'clock m., in front of the
courthouse door in Williamston, North
Carolina, offer for tale to, the highest
bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed real estate, to wit:
Beginning at Bob Leggett's south
eastern corner on the street in front
of Watts Grove, thence along Bob
Leggett'* line to Leggett'a Lane,
thence easterly along Leggett's Lane
to Harrison Brothers corner, thence
along Harrison Brothers line to J. A.
Leggett and wife's corne, thence a
round their line to Latham Thrower's
line, thence his line and Hattie Throw
er's line to the street first mentioned,
thence along said street to Joe Leg
gett's , corner, thence around his lot
back to said street, thence said street
to the beginning, containing 2 acres,
more or less.
This the 18th day of Novtmber,
1932.
ELBERT S. PEEL,
n22 4tw _ Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PSOPBSTY
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed of
trust executed on the 29th day of Sep.
tember, 1925, by Freddie Harrell and
wife, Alice Harrell, to the undersigned
WILL.IAMSTON
_ — HO«TH M CAgOI i gA jM
trustee and of record in the public
registry of Martin County in Book j
Q-2, at page 433, said deed of trust
having been given for the purpose of j
securing a note of even date and tenor i
therewith, default having been made j
in the payment of same and at the re- i
quest of the holder of same, the under- I
signed will, on Mondy, the 19th day ,
of December, 1932, at 12 o'clock tn', |
in frpnt of the courthouse door in i
Williamston, North Carolina, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate, to
wit:
Beginning at a stake on Commerce
Street 150 feet northeast of Cherry
Street, the corner of J. H. Ayers lot,
thence in a course with
J. H. Ayers line, 160 feet to a corner,
thence with J. T. Daniel line 60 feet
in a southwesterly course parallel with
Commerce Street to a stake in J. T.!
Daniel line, thence with J. T. Daniel
line 100 feet parallel with , Cherry j
Street to a stake in Commerce Street;
thence with Commerce Street 60 feet
to a stake, the beginning, containing
by estimation 1-8 of an acre, be the
same more or less, and being the same
house and lot we now live on.
This the 18th day of November,
1932.
T. H. COUNCIL,
n22 4tw Trustee.
Elbert S. Peel, Attorney. i
NOTICE OF SALE OP REAL
PROPERTY
JJnder and by virtue of the power |
of sale contained in a certain deed of ;
trust executed on the 10th day of De
comber, 1930, by K. B. Ethridge and j
Mattie Ethridge, to the undersigned
trustee, and of record in the public;
registry of Martin County in Book;
C-3, at page 387, said deed of trust |
having been given for the purpose of |
securing a note of even date and tenor
therewith, default having been made
in the payment of same and at the
request of the holder of same, the un
dersigned will, on Monday the 19th
day of December, 1932, at 12 o'clock j
in., in front of the courthouse door in
Williamston, North Carolina, offer for
sale to the highest bidder, for cash, the '
following described real estate, to wit: J
Beginning at W. K. Eborn's corner j
on the road leading from Hassells, N.,
C., to highway No. 125, between Ham-!
ilton and Oak City, N. C., thence down ,
said road to run of Conoho Creek, I
thence down the run of Conoho Creek
to W. A. Haislip's heirs' corner, thence
with Haislip's heirs' line to W. K.
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False Statement
A false statement has been circulated throughout Roberson
ville and Cross Roads Townships relative to the Roanoke Burial
Association. It has been said that our Association entered into
an agreement not to take care of, or act as funeral directors in
any case where the resident lives south or west of the Town of
Everetts. This statement is absolutely false, and our association
wishes to further assure its members that it will abide by its con
tract, giving each member, in case of death, the service specified •
in the contract, regardless of where they live.
No authority has been given to any individual or association
to make any statement contrary to the above facts; and under
no circumstances will this association enter into an agreement
whereby our membership will be asked to call on another asso
ciation to perform the services specified in the contract of the
Roanoke Burial Association.
The Roanoke Burial
Association, Inc.
B. 8. COURTNEY, PRESIDENT
Williamston North Carolina
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Eborn's lnie, said Haislip heir*' cor
norer, thence northwesterly with W.
K. Eborn's line to the county road
to the beginning, containing 105 acres
1 more or lest, and being the same land
I deed to K. B. Ethridge by deed re-
We Buy Scrap . Tobacco
Bring your scrap tobacco and
remnants to us. Open any day ex
cept Thanksgiving.
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR
SCRAP
Central Warehouse
ROBERSONVILLE, N. C.
FOR CHARITY
Clark's Drug Store
Will Do
25c On Each
50c Bottle of
KIKSOLD
When Accompanied by This Advertisement
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This extra 25c will be donated
to the charity organization of Wil
liamston and community.
This fund will be given outright
to the welfare department, they
spending this money anywhere and
for what they please.
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Bring This Ad With You
AND ASSIST THOSE WHO NEED YOUR
HELP
Tuesday, November 29, 1932
corded in the pubtic registry of Mar
tin County in Book C-l, at page 43L
This the 18th liy of November,
1932.
ELBKTT S. PEEL,
n22 4tw Trustee.