Business Visitor Here
Wade Griffin. member of th<
Robet.-jnville police force, was ;
busims- visit-.’ hen Wednesday
Here Yesterday
Mrs J W Grimes manager of
tie Wilson Hotel. Robe: sonville.
was a shopper here yesterday.
On Border Market Tuesdav
Messrs Let1 Hardison, Redden
Tyre. Joe Lawrence Coltrain. Wil
lie Modlin. Leo and Clyde Rober
son were on tin border for the
openiim of the tobacco markets
Tin sday.
In Wilson This Week
Mr-- Lily bet Muse is visiting
Miss Marv Lawrence in Wilson
this week.
In Greenville Wednesday
Mr- D C MeLawhorn visited
Mi McLnwhmn. patient in a
Gieenvdle hospital, last evening.
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Spending Week at Beach
Miss Ethel Taylor and Mr. A1
Ward are spending this week at
Pamlico Beach with Al's parents,
Mr. and Mrs James Ward.
Returns Home
Mr- Ra\ Goodmon returned
Monday night after having spent
a few dav- at Mimosa Shores near
Washington
! Returns From New York
•I Mii. Anna Harrison has return
i ; ed home from a baying trip to
: New York.
Leave tor Nags Head
Mrs. Tom Skinner and son,
John, left Wednesday for a week's
stay at .Nags Head.
Visit At Seashore
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and
son, Donnie, Misses Hazel and
Rachel Bailey and Mr, Flunk
Bailey of Bear Grass visited at j
Nags Head and Manteo last week
end.
Attends Funeral of Son
Mrs. .1 I' Coltruin and Mr. and
Mrs. Thurman Nicholson and
daughter. Myrtle Ann, left Tues-1
day afternoon for Washington, D. 1
C.. to attend the military funeral |
of Mrs. Coltrain's son, G. K. Col
train. Interment was in Arlington! I
Cemetery.
.
Returning Tomorrow i<
Mr. Eli Gurganus will return to- I
morrow after spending a few days ; 1
in Norfolk.
Visiting In Indianapolis
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Leggett j
are spending this week in Indian
apolis, Indiana, with Mr. and Mrs.
Johnnie Manning.
Here Tuesday
Mrs. Francis Laughton of Rob
ersonville was a business visitor
here Tuesday.
At Nags Head
Mr. and Mis J. D. VVoolard, Sr ,'
Mr and Mrs, J D. Woolard, Jr.
and son. Jodie, and Mrs Clyde
Waters are spending this week at
Nags Head.
| Return From Tour
Mr. and Mis. Charles W Col
train have returned from a visit
to Washington City, the Skyline
Drive, Tennessee arid western
North.Carolina. While in the wes
tern part of the state they attend
ed a presentation of "Unto These
Hills" in Cherokee.
Move To New Home
Mr. and Mi's. Walter Mi/.elle
have moved from Main Street to
a new home on Beach Street.
Here From Windsor
Mrs. Wa.vland Spruill and dau
ghter of Windsor, were visitors in
town yesterday.
■Spend Hay iu Durham
Mr. and Mrs. Died Darden and
daughter, Ann, spent yesterday in
Durham.
Business Here
Mr. Mack Fuller of Raleigh was
u business visitor here Wednes
day.
Visiting Here
Mrs. Ned Laughinghou.se of
Elizabeth City is here visiting
Mrs. Joel Muse.
Spending Week in Richmond
Mi and Mrs. Roger Roberts are
spending this week in Richmond
and Baltimore.
Returning To Beach
Mrs. Elbert Peel will return to
Nags Head Saturday. She will
be accompanied bv Master Joel
Muse.
Visit In Durham
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ripley and
daughter, Susan, visited in Dur
ham Tuesday.
Engagement announce!
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mayo Har
dison announce the engagement o
their daughter, Elva, O'Neal. »«
James Robert Smith. Jr., son o;
Mr. and Mis. James Robert Smith
of Hamilton. The wedding wil
take place August 20 at the Ham
ilton Baptist Church. No invita
tions will be mailed.
Spending Few Days Here
Mrs. E. L Lowie of Gastonia is
spending a few days here with re
! iutives.
Attend Border Dpe.ning
Messrs. Leonard Coltiain, Fish
er Harrison. LeRoy Taylor, John
nie Gurkin and son. John, were
among those who attended the to
bacco opening on the border Tues
day.
Here Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roebuck
of Cross Roads visited here yes
terday.
Here From Baltimore
Mrs. Charlie Davis of Bal
timore is visiting here for a few
days.
Attended Business In New Bern
Messrs. John H. Edwards and
Hildreth Mobley attended to busi
ness in New Bern veshterday af
ternoon.
Home Prom Georgia
Mr. John E. Manning is home
from Cartersville, Ga. visiting rel
atives and friends.
i Returned Home
j Mrs. Roy Peel returned home
yesterday following a visit with
relatives in Hyde County. Her
daughters, Mis. Nelson Leggett
and Miss Dorothy Peel, went
down with her.
Attended Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Manning
and Mr. and Mrs. Exum Ward, Jr.,
| attended ladies' night at the Swan
Quarter Lions Club last evening.
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At Pamlico Beach
Leary (Boogie) Forehand is
spending a few days at Pamlico
Beach with Fletcher Thomas.
Pliilathie Class Will Meet
The Philathie Class of the
Memorial Baptist church wili
meet with Mrs. H. L. Thompson
on Ray Street Friday night at
H o’clock.
Leave Friday For Alabama
' Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hardy arc
1 leaving Friday morning for Bir-1
mingham, Ala. where they will j
attend the Southern Wholesale .
Confectioner’s Convention.
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Accepted Position As Teacher
Miss Elizabeth Manning has ac
cepted a position in the home ec
onomics department, Woodland
High School and reported for
duty a short time ago.
Visited In Keli'ord
Professor and Mrs. H. L. Aus- !
ttn and Mr and Mrs. P. T Roane
visited in Kelford last night.
.
Move To New Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Curstarphen
and son, Billy, are moving to the ;
Harrison duplex on Simmons,
Avenue. Purchasing the Carstar
phen home on Haughton Street, |
Mrs. G. H. Harrison, Sr., plans |j
to move there soon.
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Moving
Mrs. Daisy Rogers, selling her
home on Williams Street to the
Langleys, is moving to the Tar
Heel Apartments today.
Here From Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. George Manning
of Norfolk visited here today. I
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We maintain a complete optical
service Lens, temples and
frames replaced and repaired
Quick service.
IVele's — Jewelers
121 Main St. Tel. 2311
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daytime air out of your house, and draw* i«
cool night bieesoa tot mgkt-tuua comfort that
iasta through th« neat day! It caa b« aaaily
inatalted in your attic floor or window.
A portable electric Ian done tha job whar
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A w inflow Ian I<h your kitchan eliminate*
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Recipes Of
The Week
By Miss EVELYN HANCOCK
Home Service Director
Virginia Electric and
Power Company
I
Buying Eggs
Nutritionists advise an egg a
i day as part of the well planned
dietary because eggs furnish pro
teins of high quality and several
i of the essentia! minerals and viti
mirts.
How fresh is the egg you’re
having for breakfast? No reed
to bank on your grocer's say;so.
Here’s how you can test it: Put
the egg in the bottom of a bowl
of cold water. If it lies on its
side, it’s strictly fresh. If it stands
at an angle, it’s at least three
days old. If it stands on end, the
egg has been around for at least
ten days.
The food value of an egg
changes little, if at all, after it
is laid. The flavor, however, is
affected by the "freshness." It is
not possible to tell much about
an egg from its outside appear
ance. Size and color are not re
lated to quality, taste or whole
someness. A fresh egg is not
necessarily a new laid egg.
f reshness is an expression of
quality rather than of age. Eggs
from a modern, well managed
poultry farm which are kept cool
every minute of their way to
your kitchen will still be fresh
eggs even though they have been
some time on the way. Eggs al
lowed to stay too long in the
warm nest and jolted through
hot sun from farm to retail store
may be far less fresh although
only two or three days old.
"Fresh country eggs" are no
longer fresh after they have stood
all day on the hot stand of a way
side market Where does your re- !
j taller keep eggs'.' Are they out
on the counter at room tempera
ture where they will deteriorate*
rapidly or are they in his re
frigerator? When you break a
fresh egg, the odor should be
delicate and "Fresh," the albumen
should be firm and the yolk
should stand up firm and round.
A flattened albumen or a yolk
that breaks too easily is an indica
tion of deterioration.
The color of the yolk is not
necessarily an indication of its
food value or freshness but with
in limits is indicative of its fla
vor. The color of the yolk is in
fluenced by individual eharac- |
teristics of the hen and what she I
has eaten. When hens first get I
a good deal of green food in the I
spring, the color of the yolk is ■
deeper. For all practical purposes I
the white is comprised of two 1
The gunfighter can be a man of passion as well as a man of killing,
which Gregory Peck proves in this romantic scene with Helen West
cott from "The Gunfighter,” a Twentieth Century-Fox western
drama coming on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday to the Watts
Theatre.
parts, a thick section around the
yolk and a thinner one outside.
If all of the white is thin and
watery, the egg probably is of
pourer quality. Fine flavor is
the one characteristic most de
sired in eggs. Scientific study has
traced the causes of off-flavor
partly to improper care and feed
of the hens, partly to the changes
brought about by age, and partly
to contamination from outside.
In most wholesale markets eggs
are sorted and the grade is de-1
termined by candling. Candling I
is examining the inside of the!
egg before an electric light bulbi
in a dark room. Because egg
shells are transparent the condi
tion an behavior ot tne yolk, the
condition of the albumen, and the
size of the air space at the larger
end of the egg are clearly visible
when held in front of the bright
light.
The best cold storage plants to
day use eggs of good quality
which are cooled promptly and
held under most favorable condi
tions of temperature and humidi
ty, to protect and retain their
original quality
More than half the total egg
supply of the year is produced
i during March, April May and
i June. The largest number of eggs
is stored during April and May
when production is at its peak
and prices usually are lowest. |
During the fall and early winter
and prices usually are higher the J
withdrawal from storage is the
greatest. Cold storage is one
means of saving from a time of
plenty for a time of scarcity. The
result is that the price spread he
’ tween summer and winter is#
, greatly reduced.
When eggs are bought into the
home they should be put in the
refrigerator immediately. They
should never he allowed to stand
'at room temperature even during
mealtime.
Spend Day in Richmond
Mrs. Thessie Barnhill and Mrs.
i W. K. Parker spent Tuesday in
Richmond.
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Visiting Here
Mrs. Bill Kieckhefer and little
| daughter of Milwaukee are spend
: ing some time here with Mrs. Ki
leckhefer’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
S. R. Biggs.
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America’s Forer
must Psychic
Analyst And Ad
visor. Confiden
tial advice on ail
subjects. All
Troubles Scienti
fically and Cor
rectly adjusted.
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Abort: Tinywale corduroy teams up with
wool jersey to achieve the casual blouse
two-piece look over o slim skirt. $22.95
tight: A steol Irons your white-collar man.
Criep, permanently stiffened, easily wash
able collar on corduroy... and a long,
string tie to wear two way* at sketched.
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Yes, we are continuing our tremendous sale of price.slashed sum.
mer goods despite the fuel (hut we are redecorating. Don't fail to
lake advantage of Wear Right's August bargain event!
All Summer Merchandise Musi Go To Make Room
For New Fall Fashions Which Are Arriving Daily!
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