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Mrs. V. H. Reynolds mad a hud.
rjiess trin ta Goldsboro. Satiirrfav. ,
MiM Frances Jean Patterson of
Meredith College ipentfthe weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
: Patterson. . .
MrS. Ruby Appleby has returned
to bar home in Florida after visit
with relatives here.,
, Rev; and Mrs. Sam Hayter at
tended a conference in Charlotte
, last Thursday night and Friday'
- Mr. Sfcve Gooding of N.'C. State
. College spent the- week . end with
hit mother, Mrs.. G. V. Gooding.
Mrs, Wilbur. Adam and daughters
of Carolina Beach spent the. week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. 3. I Wll
Hants, t t " ' ' 4
Mrs. C. C. Hester and children
visited Mrs. M. L. Hester in Bladen
boro Friday.
Mrs, Alton Payne and Miss Theo
Hollingrworth shopped in Klnston
Monday. .
Mr. and Mbk Phil Kretsch were
dinner gnesta-at Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hunter in Warsaw Monday night
Pvt. Jimmie Johnson of Foil Eus
tis, Va. spont the week end with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs, O. P.
Johnson. " ' - ! . , ,
- Mr. Bobby Ingram, VSN, of Jack
sonville, Fla.,. spent the week end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W;
M. Inn-am.
Friends will be sorrif to learn
that Mr. C. E. Quinn $Pa patient
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Clinton. 'f "
. Mrs. I Southerland -returned
home Friday after a Visit of several
days with - her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs.: Bill Willis
in Raeford. v . , -
Miss . Janet Boney has resumed
her work In Washington, D. C after
a leave of absence.
' Mrs. Clarence Murphy spent sev
eral days in Washington, D.C. vis
iting relatives. . , ' J -
Mr. Walton Graves and Miss
Joyce Bell of 'Richlands ? visited
Mrs, Nora Shatter Saturday even
ing. ' '
. Week end guests of Mrs. L. South
erland were Mr. Lawrence South
erland of Marietta, Ga., Miss Elean
or Southerland of Salisbury and Mr.
and Mrs.- Jim, Newlin and children
of Greensboro. ?
Mr. Robert F. Williamson of E. C,
College, Greenville spent the week
end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
D. S. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Sltterson, Mrs.
C. R, Sitterson and Mrs, J. R. Cooke
visited Orton plantation and enjoy
ed a sea food dinner at Wilmington
Sunday. - ". ' ' '
.Mr. and Mrs. C B. Guthrie, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. C B. Guthrie Jr and
Mr. and' Mrs. Jim Penney of Bore
Hill attended the Penny - Hamrlcfc
wedding In Shelby, Saturday. . '
Sunday 'guests of Mr. and. Mrs.
C. C. Hester, Sunday, were Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Butler, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Butler of Dublin and Mr. and
Mrs." Jimmie Bell of Goldsboro.
Mlss Yvonne Butler of Dublin
spent the Week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Cy C. Hester.
Mrs.-H. L. Pippin attended the
funeral of her 'Aunt in Eastern
Shore, Va, Tuesday. ,
Mrs. A. R. Bland, Mrs. W. E.
Craft, and Miss Margaret Wityiams
shopped in Kinston, Saturday..
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gra
dy, Sunday, were Dr. and Mrs. E. C.
Grady and daughter of LaGrange,
Mr. andMrs, R A. Grady of Wil
son also. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Her
ring of Wilson. .'
Mrs. J. O. Stokes, Dianne and Mrs.
C B. Guthrie Sr,' made a business
trip to Raleigh, Tuesday, j ,
The city illker never puts off
until tomorrow a shady deal he can
put over today.
One worry brings bn another and
before long you have several wor
ries to replace the one.
New Ways with Everyday Food
By ALICE DENHOFF
; MEALTIME miscellany today,
leading off with a reclpe-for deli
cious tweet potato balls. -
Combine Jl c mashed aveet
potatoes with I beaten egg, 1 tbsp.
; naoii anri u. tan. salt. Shaoe Into
4 to 6 balls, putting 1 tsp. of pea-
nut butter in tne center m e&co.
. .. nnii hn in cracker meal. Coat
ing well, fry In deep hot fat
i (375 F.) until delicately browned.
Drain on absorbent paper and
serve. . --
Meat Leaf Transformed
Meat Loaf again, yes, but glam
orized with a stuffing.
, rnmhliM and mix welL 144 lb.
. veal and 8 ox pork, both ground,
. 2 tsp. salt, 2 tbsp. minced onion,
tsp, pepper, tsp. sage, tsp. pre
pared mustard, 2 tbsp. finely
' rhnnned green DeDDer. a grated
garlic bud. 2 finely rolled shred
ded wheat biscuits. Vx c. ketchup,
Vi c milk and 1 beaten egg.
Line bottom and sides of
greased loaf pan with mixture,
nil ennter with stuffing Cover
with remaining meat mixture,
nrojudns nrmly. Bake at sou r.
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for 1 hour. Serves 8.
To prepare) atufflng, combine
and mix - well, 8 finely rolled
shredded wheat biscuits,, tbsp.
each minced onion and chopped
celery leaves, y up.wiRu,
melted butter and Vi c hot water.
ruddlng With Style i '
Bntfjarxnntr.h Rice PuddlnS IS a
good choice to finish oft a meal
that ts a little on the light side.
To serve 8, wash c. rice and
cook until nearly tender In double
boiler with 2 c scaiaea mus aau
1. tan aait . Meanwhile, in a
shallow pan, cook together 2 tbsp.
butter and 1 e. brown sugar until
mixture becomes very dark brown
but not burnt. Add this to rice and
milk, and finish cooking until rice
Is tender and caramel melted.
Pour Vs c cold water in dowi,
sprinkle tbsp. plain gelatin on top
of water; add 1 c. hot milk, stlr
rin nntti dinaolved. Add eelatln
to rice mixture and turn Into mold
that has been rinsed; In cold
water; chill. 1
. When firm, unmold and serve
plain, or with whipped cream or
fruit sauce. Serves 8.
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THUR., FBI., SAT.
Look ! ! Yes Look at the many values '
And Remember There are many unadvertised
Values Awaiting You Throughout The Store
Men's Sport Shirts Aluminum Ware
Valsws to 83.98 Perealatera French Fryers, etc
$2.00 ea. 88c ea.
Chitdren's Dresses ? Boy's Sport Shirts
- Limited 8apply - 1 Ls(81eeve
$1.00ea. $1.00ea. .
Men's Overalls - Broadcloth Prints
" 8 ea. Sanforised New Spring Colore
: . ; $2.50pr. . - 3 yds.; for, $1.00
' . - Ladies Hose Men's Pajamas
- fjUnUed Supply ' '-' Stripes Only
2 pr. for $1.00 , $2,00pr. .
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Bridge Club
Mrs. W. J. Flcketi entertained the
members of her bridge club on
Thursday evening of last week.
Spring flowers were used in decor
ation. Visitors for the games were
Mrs. J. R. Cooke and Mrs. X A.
Hines.
Mrs. J. A. Gavin received a gift
for scoring highest for club mem
bers. Mrs. Hines and .Mrs. Cooke
also received gifts.
During the social hour the host
ess assisted by Mrs. -Roy Sitterson
served lemon pie, nuts and coffee.
Held Local Church
The World Day of Prayer was
held at the Baptist Church here Fri
day March 8. The program was
sponsored by the local council of
the United Church- Women. Rev.
Lauren Sharpe, Mrs. 3. A. Gavin
and Mrs. V. H. Reynolds gave the
program, "That They May Have
Life" which was taken from John
10:10. Mrs. Ed Simpson sang The
Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Mrs.
Louise Mitchell at the piano.
Woman's Club To
MeefThuK.Mar.18
The local Woman's Club will meet
on Thursday afternoon at 3:30 ln
the home of Mrs. Ed Simpson. Dis
trict president, Miss J. M. Harper
Jr., of South port will be the guest
speaker and will install the new
officers. ,
All past presidents and members .
are urged to attend and help cele
brate the 30th birthday of the club.
Mis. Stokes Hostess
At Bridge Party
Mrs. J. O. Stokes entertained the
members of her bridge club on Mon
day evening with all members pres
ent Spring flowers in attractive ar
rangements were used in the room
where the. tables were at play.
Scoring high for the evening's
games was Mrs. J. B. Wallace.
' During the social hour the hostess
served frozen fruit salad with crac
kers and coffee. .
Outlaw's Bridge
Mews
The A.U.W. will hold its regular
monthly meeting in the Church An.
nex Saturday, March 13th at 2:30
p.m. All members are Urged to at
tend.
Regular Second Sunday morning
services at eleven o'clock with Rev.
Jack Atkins of Jacksonville as guest
minister. Church school at ten
o'clock, Mrs. Ed Smith, superintend
ent All are invited to attend the
services.
Mr. Fred Russill, Jr., of New
Hampshire was guest of Miss Marie
Prater in the home of. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo Blizzard several days last
week.
Miss Wilma King of Goldsboro
spent Saturday and Sunday with
relatives.
James Vernon, with the U. S
Army at Ft. Jackson, spent the
week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Vernon. ,
Mrs. Virginia' McNaughton of
Charleston, S. C. is visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs.' Lonnie Outlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Simmons
and children, W. G., and Lisa Kay,
spent the week end in Franklinton.
Among those attending the fun
eral of Albert Nichols at Simms
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Simmons,
Mesdames Lottie Berger, Bernie
Whitfield, Kattie Outlaw, B. F.
Outlaw, Lessie Horton, Misses Ra
chel and Sallle Outlaw, L. W. Out
law, M. B. Holt and Faison Smith.
Be Held Melhodisf
Parents are you Interested in the
vital problems of youth? What are
the proper procedures in boy-girl
relationships, in parent-child re
lationships? There will be a panel
discussion along these lines at Ken
ansvllle Methodist Church at 7:30
Monday evening. The Rev W. G.
White will lead the devotional. The
Ray. Lauren Sharpe has been asked
to direct the panel discussion. Some
members of the panel are Dr. Robert
Willis, Mrs, D. S. Williamson, Miss
Marie Hager, Mr.v W.. M. Ingram,
Mrs. Pearl C. McGowan and Mrs.
W. G. White. 1
: Several of the youth group- will
take part ln the 'program. 1
Sally Newton, : president of the
Duplin sub-district, feels that much
good will come of this meeting and
she-urges adults and teenagers alike
to attend. " ' - - ,
' Many a self-made man would fall
completely if a woman didnt finish
the lob. , ,
i One-half, of the people of this
cold, hard world wonders why' the
other half lives. ' , ,
Club Meets Mar. 16
"The Early Morning Home Dem
onstration Club will meet Tuesday
Morning, March 16, at 9:30 with
Mrs. R. A. Houston. Dont forget
to bring, a jar of canned food for
the Demonstration. All members
are urged to attend and visitors
are invited."
A half-truth has to travel only a
short distance before it becomes a
full-fledged lie.
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H.D. Club Meets
"Take more time to conserve food
for the home" said. Miss Mae Ha
ger, assoc i
ger, assistant home' demonstration
agent at a meeting of the Scott's
Store Club which was held in the
home of Mrs. Emmet tKelly on
Wednesday afternoon, March 3.
Miss Hager gave a demonstration
on "Food Conservation" by using
"The Wheel of Good Eating." The
wheel contained seven spokes, each
spoke represented 'a group of the
seven basic foods which should be
eaten 4laily. . The agent urged the
group to -save more fruits and
vegetables not only by freezing but
by canning, drying and putting into
storage. Save your own foods and
get better quality with less cost.
The group was assisted by the
agent in judging a collection of can
ned fruits and vegetables that had
been taken to the meeting by the
members.
Mrs. Cecil Kornegay, music lead
er, gave her report and read a
poem "Bless This House". It is
used as a song also and is one of
Mrs: Eisenhower's favorite poems.
Miss Lorena Waller gave a health
report and Mrs. Sam Waller being
clothing leader showed and talked
about a collection of costume jew
elry she had gotten together.
After all demonstrations and busi
ness was completed the roll was
called and each member answered
with a helpful hint
Mrs. Kelly assisted by Mrs. Sam
Waller served refreshments to 23
members present.
T
Sewing Club Met
With Mrs. Outlaw
Mrs. A. T. Outlaw was hostess to
the B. M. G. sewing club on Tues
day of last week. Following the
regular sewing bee the hostess serv
ed a salad plate with accessories.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to everyone for the kindness
shown in the recent illness and
death of our mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Williams. The Family.
Plan Youth Revival
A Youth Revival for Pre-Easter
week, April 12-18, is planned at Ca
bin Free Will Baptist Church, Rev.
T. C. Smith of Sea Level, N. C. will
preach each evening at 7:30. The
public Is invited to attend.
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Shop Clinton Dollar Days
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Pinehnnt Panties Lovely Hose ILM
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