Recipes Of
The Week
By Miss EVELYN HANCOCK
Home Service Hiredor
Virginia Electric and
Power Company
SOMETHING HOT
SOMETHING COM)
Slipper on the porch on a sum
mer evening is as refreshing as a
pool swim. Colorful f: osh vege
tables and sun-ripened fruits need
only a few special dishes to
round out delightful easy t,.-pre
pare meals. To avoid becoming
involved in a flurry of prepara
tions on hot lazy days plan simple
menus which require refrigerator
rather Hum range preparation
whengvt r possible.
Win a vote of approval from
your family and friends with some
of these hot weather specialties
Tomato Juice Cocktail
3 cups (or 4 large tomatoes), 1-2
bay leaf. 1 tsp. salt. 1-8 tsp. pep
per. 2 cloves. 1 t. chopped onion.
1 tsp. sugar. 1 cup water. Com
bine all ingredients and simmer
in covered saucepan for one hour.
Strain and cool. Place in refrig- .
erator to chill.
Molded Salmon Salad
1 tablespoon gelatin. 1-4 cup;
cold water, 1 cup mayonnaise or
salad dressing. 1 cup flaked red '
salmon, 3-4 cup chopped celery,
1-4 cup chopped green pepper, 1
tablespoon chopped parsley, 1-4
teaspoon salt. 1-8 teaspoon papri
ka, 1 tablespoon lemon juice. I.
Soak gelatin in cold water 5 min
utes. Dissolve over hot water,
and add to mayonnaise. 2. Add •
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remaining ingredients. Turn into
ring mold which has been rinsed
in rold water. (This fills a ring
mold 6 1-2 inches in diameter.
2 1-2 inches deep.) 3. Chill in re
frigerator until firm. 4. Unmold
nn bed of lettuce Fill center of
ring with tomato segments; sur-1
round with cucumber slices. Gar
nish with radish roses or olives.
(f! servings).
Marbled Lettuce
1 head lettuce, 1 pkg. Philadel
phia it'am cheese. 2 tbsp. grated j
carrots. 1 tbsp. minced green pep- |
per, 1-6 tsp Worcestershire sauce,
2 tbs]), diced tomatoes 1 tsp. mine- !
eel onion, 1-4 tsp. salt, 1-H tsp.
pepper. Remove center of lettuce
and press in filling. Wrap in
damp cloth and chill in refrigera
tor until ready to serve. Cut head
of lettuce in fourths.
Refrigerator Fruit Roll
1 cup Graham crackers (rolled),
1 pkg cream cheese. 1 cup pine
apple (drained), .1-2 cup cherries,
1-4 lb. marshmallows, cream to
mix. Mix all other ingredients ,
and then fold in Graham crackers.
Shape into roll and place in re- j
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES
I. Daniel C. Sharpe. Tax Collector of Williamston, State of North
Carolina, have this day, levied on the following tracts of land, and
will sell sartie at public auction for cash at the Court House door in
the Town of Williamston, North Carolina, on Monday, June 12, 1000
at 12:00 Noon, for taxes -due and unpaid fin the year, 1949, unless
said taxes, pehaltv and cost ate paid before the above date.
DANIEL C, SHARPE, Town Tax Collector..
White
L. S. Bullock, Res. Main St. . 44.40
Mrs. F. F. Catstarpiien, Re- Wtirri'n St. 42.30
Palmer White, Res. Beach St. . 23.10
Colored
Brodie Anderson, vac. Little St. 2.20
Gus Andrews, vac. Little. St. , 2.20
Joe Henry Andrews, vac. Little St. 2.20
Henry Theo Armsti ung, Res. Washington Rd. 23.00
Mack Baker, Res. Church St. 7.70
William Ear! Balance, vac. Jordan & Hyman St. 3.20
Lugene Bell, Res. Sycamore St. 0.90
Leander Bowen, Cafe and Club, Sycamore St. 57.40
Eddie Brewington, vac. Church St. 5.20
James Bridges, vac. Washington St. 3.40
Bertha Mae Brown, vac. White, and Res. White St. 24.40
[.’lavon Brown, vac. Church St. 3.30
Dorothy & Myrtle Brown, vac. Broad St. 2.20
Guilford Brown, barbel shop Washington St., 2 ten. James
ville Rd.. 2 ten. Griffin St. 29.00
James A. Brown, res. Church St., 3 ten., Church St.. 3 shacks 37.30
Rev. R. B. Brown, res. Railroad St. 21.70
Tamer Brown, res. Perry St. 13.20
William Elmer Brown, vac. Church St. 1.10
Gouise Bryant, res Railroad 2.20
lolm Chance, res. Sycamore St 14.20
od.
Tomato Biscuits
2 cup.-' flour, 1 tsp. salt, 4 tsp.
baking powder. 1-4 cup shorten
ing. ?-f; cup strained lumatnes <2
lbs. less Ilian 1 (lip). Sift the
flour, measure i! and add the salt
and baking powder. Cut in shor
tening with a dough blender or
linger tips until well blended. Add
tomato juice. Place on a slightly
; floured board and roll to about 1-2
1 inch thickness. Cut into biscuits
and bake in 475 degree oven 10-12
minutes.
Jiffy Cheese Biscuits
2 cups flout, 3 tsp. baking powd
er, 1-2 tsp. soda, 1 tsp. salt, 1-4 cup
shortening. 1-2 cup grated cheese,
l cup buttermilk to make a soft
dough. Drop by spoonfuls on
greased pan. Bake at 475 degrees
about 12 to 15 minutes.
III ! II S NAME
Oklahoma City. Okla. — The
only missing student when diplo
mas were passed out at the Hard
ing Junior High School was one
named: “Never Fail, Jr.”
Seth Council, res. Blount St, — 8.20
William Arthur Davis, res. Sycamore St. 14.20
Anna Durkins, vac, Henderson St. 2.20
then Kbron, .res. W. Main St. . 0.00
Rev. Columbus Ebron, res. Sycamore St. 5.86
Janus F Everett, res. Sycamore St. — * 9.80
Nannie Finch, res. Church St. — ... 11.00
Emma Taylor Flowers, res. Hyman St. .. .. - 6.60
Bryant Ga.vnor Estate, res. Railroad St. 6 60
Lenora Giles Estate, vac. Elm St. 3.30
Navin Hawkins, res. Center St. 8.70
Willie Heseoe, res. Sycamore St. 8.80
L C. Hoggard, vac. Washington & Houghton St. 60.50
Herman Johnson, res. and store Sycamore St. 51.90
Walter Johnson, res. and cafe Church St. 34.60
Lillian Slade Jones, vac. Church St. 4.40
Charlie Joyner, res. Church St. ._. 32.90
Spurgeon Lambson, vac. Pearl St. 6.40
Sophronia Latham, res. Main 5.85
David Lee, vac. E. Main St. 4.30
Clarence Lloyd, res. Warren St. ...... 7.3(1
Bessie McIntyre, res. Church St. 11.00
Nancy Mabry, vac. E. Main St. 3.00
Isolene Meeks, res. White St. 2.20
Mary T. Moore, vac. near colored school 2.20
Rosa Bell Moore, res. Faulk St. 11.00
Willie Moore, vac. Washington Rd 3.30
Julia Ormond Estate, res. Center, 2 ten. Center 25.30
Lucinda Ore Ormond, res. Broad St. 9.60
Luke I. Peel. vac. Washington Rd 2 2(1
James Roy Perry, vac. Roanoke Ave. 4.00
Fenner Respass, res. Elm St. 34.52
Rev. George Rite, res. Washington St.13.20
SET:
st:
I Rosa Roberson, res. an? vac. Broad' "SL
! George Rodgers, res. Hatton St.
! Lonnie Rodgers, res. and 3 vac. Sycamore
Roberta Rodgers, vac. Railroad St.
| William M. Rodgers, res. & store Main. 2 ten. and 1 vac.
(’he11 y St. —
George Ben Ruffin, res. Broad Si. - -
Louis Ruffin, res. Hamilton ltd -- —
Sarah Ruffin. 1 vat. and 1 its. Rhodes St.
Willie J. Saunders, vac. Church Si. - -
Delia Sherrod Estate, vac. Washington St.
Mary Della Sherrod, ten. Blount St.
Berissa Slade. I res. and store, Cnurch St.
John Slade Estate, ten. Church St
Leo Slade, res. Broad St.
Turner K. Slade, res. Sycamore St.
Daniel R. Smallwood, vac. White St.
LeRoy Smith, res. Broad St.
Phillis Smith, res. E. Main
Magdelene Speller, res. Broad St.
Charles A. Spruill, res. Washington
Thomas J. Stephenson, res. Andrew
Charlie II .Stokes, vac. Washington
W. M. & Anna Stokes, res. Washin
Sallie Mason Tvson, vac. No. 11
Willie H. Whitfield, res. W. M;
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Rd.
s St. .. .
Rd.
.Ron St.
& 12 Washim
in St
ton Rd.
Alice Williams, res. Jumosvillc Rd.
L. D. Williams, vac. E. Main St.
Louise Williams, res. Railroad St.
Matilda Williams, res. Houghton St.
Perlie 1). Williams, vac. Hyman St.
Willie & Katie Ruth Williams. 1 vae. oil Main St.
Joseph Wilson, Pressing c lub and vac. Warren St
2.26
22.56
3 30
45.10
12 70
7.90
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2.20
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12.10
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19.74
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4 40
26.40
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11.10
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25.10
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Ife Bride!
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/ Young
Homemakers
likj their
mothers-find
shopping easier,
quicker, more
convenient at
Colonial!
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Check-Hit of
“Pantry-Starters”
1 Thp first step toward planning smooth
meaU is planning a BASIC FANIRY.
You sa\e time, money and guesswork
1 - you simplify j*uur shopping from day
to day when yaw keep these NECES
SITIES on hand.
ARM A HAMMER BAKING
SODA 4 > oi 17c
KCMIORD BAKING
POWDER c.n 23c
McCOKMICKK BLACK
PEPPER 4 oz 69c
MeCOKMICK S VANU.I.A
EXTRACT 2 o* 39c
WAXED PAPER
CUT-RITE Ron 21c
SWIFT’S SHORTENING
JEWEL 4 Lb. 83c
HOUSEHOLD CLEANER
TEXIZE pi 39c
LIQCID STARCH
TEXIZE ot 19c
GRANULATED CANE
SUGAR s-Lb. 45c
g RED BAND PLAIN 1
FLOUR »o Lb. 99c
STOKKLY’S TOMATO l
CATSUP <40r 19c
HEIN/. “57”
SAUCE >•’ 25c
“BiHlget-fof-two
BargatnBvys
Today’s bride ran find an exciting va
riety of foods packed to make COOK
ING -FOR-TWO a Joy and BUDGET
1NO-POR-TWO a simp]# matter. Have,
lor example on these Colonial fea
tures!
1 LIBBY’S YELLOW CLING
PEACHES 2 > ox 25c
LIBBY’S BARTLETT
PEARS sox 15c
VAN CAMP'S POKK *
BEANS 2 s ox 17c
STOHELY'S CUT CiKEEN
BEANS 2 s o. 25c
STUHKI.t » PAH I*
PEAS 2 s ox 29c
VAN CAMP'S SPANISH
RICE * ox 13c
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Mjibbfjm ifolo
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orjpiNEi
CRUSHED
NO. 2
CAN
27
REDGATE WHITE OR GOLDEN
CREAM corn
WHOLE KERNEL WHITE SHOE PEIS
CS CORN
ORANGE. GRAPEFRUIT OH BU NKED
JUICE 3
KRAFT'S MARACOM AND CHEESE
DINNERS
FRANCO-AMERICAN TASTY
SPAGHETTI
No 2
Can
60i.
Cant
SOFT ABSORBENT FACIAL TISSCE
KLEENEX 2
10*
19*
20*
13*
14*
7J-Oz
Pkg
15 j-Oz
Can
SLICE FOR SANDWICHES—SPAM
HORMEL 'c?: 42*
i AKMOI'K'S STAR TASTY
TREET r 42*
TAMOI'R'S STAR TINY VIENNA
SAUSAGE Nc ‘ 17*
AKMOI'K'S STAR I I.AVORI I L
CHOPPED ham c: 49*
12 Oz
Can
OSCAR MAYER—PLAIN OR WITH BAR-B-Q SAI'CE
WEINERS - 45*
Knnk Kids!
6 SWELL COMIC
BOOKS FOR 15c
And One Bax Top From Oxydol or
Dreft or 2 Largo Size Ivory Wrappers
ORDER BLANKS AVAILABLE AT ALL
COLONIAL STORES
OXYDOl
LARGE PK6.
27c
DREfT I IVORY
LARGE PKG.
27c
2 bath
25c
nr th>t 3inn to
IPPLE
SLICED
nc°an2 29c
Del Monte Golden Cream
CORN
,7c°' 176
SKINNER'S LONG
MACARONI 2 7 o*. 23c
SKINNER'S RAISIN
BRAN 15c
PUSS W BOOTS
CAT rOOD 2 »Oz 17c
KI.lt: RIBBON LONG GRAIN
RICE 3-Lb c®fi« 45c
SI NSIUNK KRISPY
CRACKERS ^ 25c
«r>F|«KK’H STRAINED
BABY rOOD 3 29c
DEODORAN T SOAP
DIAL 2 •-« 37c
TOILET SOAP
IVORY 8c
SOAP FLAKES
IVORY i.- 27c
WONDERFUL IVORY
SNOW Larg* Pkg 27c
TOILET SOAP—BATH lie
CAMAY 2 ^g ISc
JUKI IS
MIRV MONTH
Mild American
CHEESE
ik 43c
M(S Filbert's Colored
MARGARINE
ill.
Q’rs. T1
Fancy Laan Cantar /Cut Pork
CHOPS - 75c
Tmr* meat* m** .. .
kim i:*»
! *>IN 'i'.Nft
ROAST - 49c - 51c
ARMOUR'S BANNER BRAND _
SLICED BACON - 49c
HEAVY WESTERN BONEIKSS BEEF
RIB STEAK “ 99c
ARMOIR'S STAR THIS SltCED
BOI/-ED HAM - 99c
Armour’s Star ■ r 1
SLICED BOLOGNA pomul >'c
FRESH
GROUND BEEF
ib. 57c
!-■ i
FRESH
PORK CUTLETS
ib 69c
Ocean-Fresh Seafood
Mil Gray Trout 25c
Perch Fillet, lh 35c
Star Butterfish 27c
LOOK FOR THB CS ROOSTEf?
IbH
fljdw-Fresh ^reduce
Fancy Crisp Green Iceberg
LETTUCE 2
Hd
23c
Ripe Red To The Rind
WATERMELONS ouch $1.19
FRESH TENDtB GREEN
GORN-on-the-cob 3 21c
TENDER GREEN NEW CROP
i BUTTER beans 2 33c
LARGE CALIFORNIA RING
CHERRIES » 39c
Washington state winesap
APPLES 2 - 35c
U. S. No. 1
Kiln-Dried YAMS, 5 pounds 13c
I). S. NO. 1 CALIF. LONG WHITE
POTATOES 5 - 29c
DIE TO DAILY MARKET CHANGES PRODITE PRICES
GOOD THRU SAT.. Jl NE I*. ONLY.