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In Hamilton This Week Mr. and Mrs Ed Gluck and Mr and Mrs. Dan Boyett. of Ahoskie, vis ited in Hamilton this week. Leave for Tennessee Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle Lang ley and son. Carlvlt. leave tomorrow for Ml Pleasant. Tenn.. where Mr Langley will he located on the tobacco mar ket. Was business I Lsit&Y Htrr - - Principal H. M. Ainsley. of Oak City, attended to business here Wed nesday. Visit Here Monday Mrs Myrtle Hunting Mfs Dave Matthews. Mrs Bell Waldo and Mi Effie Waldo, of Hamilton, visited hero Mondas Are Visiting in Richmond Mrs L P. Lindsley. Mrs Stev?n Gano. Misses Marjorie and Carolyn I t?ihdsle> are .pending tfti wrcfer-end in. Richtig-nd. going especially t' ht ff t iusi'i . weddn tend tht ft cousin.- wedding To Attend Football Game Miss Josephine Eidridg* plan- t" attend the Carolina-Duke game in Durham tomorrow. CHILDRENS COLDS FOR DIRECT RELIEF from miseries of colds?coughing, phlegm, irrit.i tion, c logged tipper air passages rub lu's.1 : I > h.i: w mil) Vicks VapoRuh Its |w?ullice-and vapor action brings relief without dosing ALSO. FOR HEAD COLD sniffles . melt a spoonful of VapoKnh in hot water Then have the child breathe in the m MICKS Leaning vapots W VapqR-jb Safe in New York Shown addressing the American section of the World Council of Churches in New York is Britain's first woman preacher. Dr. A. Maude Royden. She was reported missing after embarking on a convoy trip to the United States, but arrived safely after many delays. Spend Tuesday Nifht Near Here Mr ;-n<1 Mrs Wi 1 fTTTTT .Malor*? and imi'ly; of Edenton, spent Tuesday night near hen with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Ellis Malone. To Attend lootball Game Mrs J W. Watts and Mrs. Charles "T7TWFnr~7rrr spending the week-end mi Chapel JIill and plan to attend the Carolina-Duke game tomorrow in Durham. n Attend Wedding Supper - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers are attending the supper for the Bays den Johnston wedding party in Kocky Mount tonight I Spends Wednesday Here i Mrs. John McAllister, of Roper, pent Wednesday here with friends. ? Spending Few Days Here Miss Lois Taylor, of New Bern, is spending a few days here with j i< Talives, 1 Visits Here Wednesday Mrs. Clarence Stallings, of James vilie, visited here Wednesday,^ In Kobersonville This Week-end Mrs. Mamie G Taylor is spending the week-end in Kobersonville To Attend Football Game Mr. and Mrs N. K. Manning plan to attend the Carolma-Duke foot ball game in Durham tomorrow. Confined to Her Home Mrs. Thessie Barnhill i confined ? > her h'?mt ia 1111 a m vc n Visits Here This W eek Mrs. Clarenc e Morse. of Elizabeth City, spent a few days this week here with her mother, Mrs. B. T._ Hurley. Was Here This Week Mr. Frederick Finn, stationed 3T Fort Bragg, visited Mrs Ftfttl her{' this week. Attend Play Here Mr. J. Levy. Miss Jenny Levy and Mr. Ted Levv, of Tarboro, attend ed the play, "Bubbling-Over " here Wednesday night. To Attend Football Game Mr. and Mrs. Julius Peel will at tend the football game in Durham to morrow Visits Here Wednesday Mrs. Merle Montague, of Windsor, visited here Wednesday. Is Reported Improving Mrs. Bill Haislip, who has been quite ill. was reported improving last evening Spending Week end in Chapel Hill K J Hardison is spending the week-end in Chapel Hill with H M. Clark. Jr % Keturn ffom Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Trahey return ed yesterday from Richmond where Mr. Trahey attended to business for | the Martin Supply Company. In Morehead Wednesday Mrs Fannie C. Statoif and Mrs. Vella A Wynne attended a meeting | of the Colonial Dames in Morehead | [Cify Wednesday. |To Attend f ootball (iame Dr. and Mrs E. Thayer Walker are spending the week-end in Durham | and plan to attend the Carolina Duke game tomorrow. Visiting in Petersburg Miss Christine Jenkins is spend ing the week-end in Petersburg Accepts Position in (Juantico Mrs. Janie Lehue has accepted position m Quantico, Va Visits in Itear (fra.vs Elbert Harrison, stationed at Fort | I Jackson, visited relatives in Rear! | Grass this week. In Rocky Mount Yesterday Mrs. J. A. Eason and Miss Mary J ay lor visited 111 Rocky Mount yes terday. To Attend Football (iame Mr. and Mrs E. P. Cunningham and son. George, and Mr. Jack But ler are among those planning to at tend the Carolina-Duko game to morrow in Durham Visit Here Tuesday Mr.' and Mrs. G. E. Dale and chil-1 dren. Mi and Mrs. Eddie Mayo and son, of Norfolk, visited Mr. and Mrs. lhll Myers here Tuesday. Was Business Visitor Here Mr H R Peel, of Jamesville, at tended to business here yesterday. Is Visiting Here Mrs. C R. Speight, of Spring Hope, is visiting her son, Mr. Dean Speight, and Mrs. Speight, here for a few days. Mrs. Alice Martin, of Rocky Mount, is also the guest of the Speights 1 Spend Week-end Here Miss Ursula Eason, Mrs. F. J. Dunning and Mr. Lloyd Chapman, of Suffolk,. Va., spent last week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simp son. Return^ from Hospital Suffering a broken limb in a fall several weeks ago, Mrs Kader Rog erson has returned from a Tarboro hospital and continues in bed at her home here. Move into New Home Mr, and Mrs. Bill Woolard have moved into their new home on Grace Street. ? In Norfolk Wednesday Mr W. K Parker was in Norfolk Wednesday attending to business. Birth Announcement Mr and Mrs. Jim Rollins an nounce the birth of a son on Novem ber 4th, at their home in Gassville, Arkansas. Papa Rollins once pitch ed on the local baseball team, and Mrs. Rollins was located here sev eral yean with the Farm Security | Administration. mmwm J usi Unpacked Lome in loila\ anil see oiii* ln-antif'til. larjjr stork of Linens anil Toys lor W v haw* 4inr 4?f 1114 * ino*t I 4 ?111 1114 * I 4 * *>4 ' 14*4" I i 4 MI ?" \4III i 11 f i 1141. [ si; oi k \.\v\\\ u plain \nn*s\ ariolv Store Dress I /> for Thanksgiving \f,? tHKIt il. OF DRESSES ill till' Inti'M Kail rotors?Rom' llanp ln'rr\. (iolil ailil Blink. Sisi'* 7V, 12-20: $1.98-$2.98 $3.95 - $4.85 CHILDREN'S SILK DRESSES $1.19 ? $1.98 LADIES' COATS Camel Tan and Other Colon $5.95 to $9.95 HaU, Shoo. S?falcr?. Skirl* iiml Arconurio N. ISRAEL HINTS FOR HOMEMAKERS i By Irene Jamn, Home Service Hirector, Virginia Electric | And Power Company CRANBERRY TIME * Turkey and cranberry sauce ? these provide the traditional main dish in the American Thanksgiving dinner But, since our precedents in connection with that great day have been changed lately, why don't you make a few changes in thai menu to keep in step with the times? Cranberries are one fruit which are seldom used for any other pur pose than as sauce or jelly, and yet llum am nnmif nnr moyl vcrsatili fruits. They can~3vld color to your meals, for what is more cheerful than a dash of red provided by I cranberries? And if your nv als lack | pep, the tart flavor of cranberries can add that rip or tang they need. In addition to these contributions.1 they are valuable source-, of Vita -J mins A and C and e M-ntial miner- j als, which is an important consider ution from the nutritional" stand- > point. <'ran berry - A pple Relish ~ 4 cups cranberries 2 apples, "pared a fid cue ri 2 oranges 1 lemon 2 1-2 cups sugar Put cranberries and apples through 1 food chopper. Quarter whole oranges and lemon, remove seeds and put} through chopperAdd sugar and hl??nH Chill ip refrigerator a few hours before serving. Makes 1 1-2 "quarts relish This suuee wiU k*wp well in the refrigerator for several weeks. Cranberry Fruit Sauce 2 cups sugar 1 cup water 4 cups cranberries 1 2-inch stick cinnamon Grated rind 1 orange Grated rind 1 lemon Combine sugar and water, bring i to filing point and add remaining I ingredients Cook slowly, without | stirring, until cranberry skins pop open and apple slices are clear?10- j 15 minutes. Cool sauce in cooking i dish Makes 1 quart sauce. Tropical Relish 4 cups cranberries 1 lemon 1 cup canned shredded pineapple 2 cups sugar Put cranberries through food chop per. Quarter .whole lemon, remove seeds and put through chopper. Add pineapple and blend with sugar. Chill in refrigerator a few hours be fore serving. Makes 1 quart relish. This sauce too will keep well in the refrigerator for several weeks. These cranberry desserts are just as good as that usual mince or pump kin pie. Give the family a surprise with one of them. Crisscross Cranberry Fie 2 cups sugar 1 tbsp flour 1-4 tsp sail 1-3 cup water 4 cups eranberries Grated rind 1-2 lemon 2 tbsp butter Pie pastry Mix dry ingredients together; add water and heat until sugar is melt ed. Add cranberries; cook slowly un til all the skins pop open Add lem on rind and butter. Cool, butdo not stir. Pour into pastry lined 9-inch pie plate. Cover with crisscross pas try strips; brush top with milk Bake in hot oven (425* F.) 30 minutes Spiced Cranberry Ice /Treani 2 cups cranberries 1-2 cup water 1 cup sugar ?LlLtsu cinnamon Few grains ground clove 1 cup cream, whipped Cook cranberries in water until all skins pop open. Put through fine sieve and add sugar and spices. Heat to melt sugar only, then chill Fold in whipped cream and transfer to dessert tray. Freeze to creamy con sistency in automatic refrigerator? about two hours. Pile in aherbert glasses and garnish with chopped pistachio nuts. Makes 1 1-2 pints. Cranberry Shortcake 2 cups cranberries 2 cups chopped tart apple 1 cup canned pineapple tidbits 2 cupi 1-8 tsp salt H hot baking powder biscuits 1 cup cream, whipped Chop cranberries, mix with apple, pineapple, sugar, and salt, let stand ENTERTAINS FACULTY Mrs. David Gaskill. wife of the Everetts school principal, entertain ed the Everetts faculty at a bridge luncheon at her home on East Main Street in Washington Saturday j ? morning at 10:30 The living room was decorated with lovely arrange ments of chrysanthemums. During the progressions soft drinks and salt ed nuts were served and at the con clusion of play tiny blue baskets fill ed with yellow button-hole chrysan themums were placed on each table. The hostesses served spiced ham, potato salad on lettuce, pears, pickles, open face sandwiches, rolls and hot coffee followed by ice cream and cake. ?. "? '? /? .. _? ' Members of the faculty were Misses Doris Everett. Alma Lewis, Edith Hart, Georgia Moore, Cleo James, Frances Adams and Mr. Gas kilt Mrs. George Whitehurst. and guest, Mrs Ezra Denton, of Wake Forest, were additional guests. Miss Alma Lewis captured the hig& Score prize and Mrs. George White hurst captured high for guests and traveling prize. .McNAIR-MIZELLE In a ceremony marked by d.gnity, Miss Erah Maud Mizelle and Ed ward Thomas McNair, of Norfolk, a.m. married Tuesday morning. No rnlxr ll.jut 10 o'clock at Loris, S. C , in the presence of a few friends. Mrs McNair is the daughter of Mr: John Dave Mizelle, of Jamesville, and the late Mr . Mizelle. She at tended the Jamesville school and completed- a course in beauty cul ture in Wilson. She was employed n New York fnr some timo hut for the past several months has been employed here. Tl <? bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McNair. of Norfolk, formerly of Plymouth. Mr. McNair is employed in the Navy Yard at Portsmouth and the young couple are now making their home in Nor folk. WESLEY AN GUILD MEETS Mrs. Collin Peele was hostess to' members of the Wesle^an Guild on Monday evening. A most interesting and appropri ate program was rendered. The top inc was "The Things That Make for Our Peace." The opening statements were made, by the program chairman, Miss Martha Lcggett, after which Onward Christian Soldiers" was sung by the group. Mrs. R A. Wat son gave the talk on Meditation, fol lowed by a poem recited by Miss Ruth Hurley. The main feature of the program was a talk. "The Things That Make For Our Peace," by Mrs. W. H. Harrison. Miss Ruth Ward led in prayer. After a closing hymn, the meeting was turned into a business session, presided over by Mrs W. M. Manning. The hostess served delicious re freshments. Eighteen members were present. Reported. for 2-11 hour. Serve between and on top of split buttered hot biscuits. Top with whipped cream. Serves (5. Rather than your favorite fruit bread, try these colorful and flavor some fruit breads: Cranberry Nut It read 1 cup cranberries 1 cup sugar 2 cups flour 4 tsp baking powder I tsp salt 1 2 cup chopped walnuts Grated rind 1 orange 1 egg. beaten 1 t up milk 2 tbsp melted butter Put cranberries through food chop per; mix with half the sugar. Sift remaining sugar and dry ingredients; add huts and orange rind. Combine beaten egg. milk and melted butter and add to flour mixture. Fold in sweetened eimibeii itia. Pake i n greased bread pan in moderate oven (350* F.) about 1 hour. This bread slices best when one day old. Cranberry Muffins 1 cup cranberries # 1-2 cup sugar 2 cups flour 4 tsp baking powder 3-4 tsp salt 1 egg. beaten 1 cup milk 3 tbsp melted butter Put cranberries through food chop per; mix with half the sugar. Sift remaining sugar with dry ingred ients. Combine beaten egg. milk and melted butter, and add to dry in gredients Stir only until blended. Fold in sweetened cranberries. Bake in greased muffin pans in hot oven (425* F.) about 25 minutes. Makes 12 medium-sized muffins. n Kalrirfh H'edntKUy Mrs. Victor Champion, Mrs. Titus >itcher and Mrs. Daisy Purvis visit d in Raleigh Wednesday. They were iccompanied home by Mrs. Cham >ion, Mr. Champion's mother, who s spending a few days here. Recovering from Injury Suffering a severe leg injury while chasing a pig on his farm in Griffins Township last week. Farmer Dave Daniel is recovering in the Brown Community Hospital here. He ex pocts to return home shortly. REPAIRING M\l"\ STREET Willard ShoeShop PHONE 120 WILLIAMSTON, N. C. For Expert Shoe Rebuilding For Sale?K?'l?nilt Army and Dress Shoes At Reasonable Priees! The Harrison Shoppe //?? Yimr TlmHttHfiifinfi Ami*.' 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