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ROOCFISH
NEWS
By Mrs. A. A. Hcloais.
Rev J. M. Gibbs of Stedman
filled the appointment of Rev.
£. B. Booker at Tabernacle church
Sunday night.
Jim Jones of Raleigh visited InCTCaie
his cousin, M. S. Bristow, Sundjpy. j Cnnlcmg F&tS
Mrs. C. P. Monroe and son,' ■ ' ■
BUly, of Dundarrach visited Mrs. Raleigh, January 28: Supplies
M. L. Wood Sunday afternoon, o* ^^ts available for consum-
______ j ption this winter and spring -
Mr. and Mrs. N. A. McKeithan,' with the possible exception of
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one particularly, when the day! added the juipe of a lemon Just
has; been cold and rainy? Code;before serving''and' navy bean
a box of green split peas with'soup takes on a new flavor when
a hambone, two medium size po>|a bay leaf and a few sprigs of
parsley have been added.
Desserts seem to be a bugaboo
which usually fall into four
classes; cakes, pastries, puddings
let stand in a cool place far at
le^ an hour before serving. This
is , called “Ambrosia*’ and you
tatoes, two onions and a few
celery leaves in about four quarts
of water for three hours, then
. , the vegetaSbles through a
Sarah Neal and Cecil McKeithan, ““tter - will remain relatively 
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McDowell prices will probably cubes of bread on
. .... .. -the soijp which you have fried plentiful and eveii so healthful
" slowly in margarine or!citrus fruits. Slice oranges ihin-
r piled rom repor s issued by dippings. All you need with this'ly and alternate'layers of them
went to Vass Sunday to visit Mr. ®tay high,
and Mrs. T. L. Hart, j
CO
canned fruits. Why not try
^working your magic with the now
HIGH QUALITY
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B. UPCHURCH
INCORPORATED
T T Jones mTss^ Bess” S^7ghi 1 f a u *
T. C. Jones, Miss^ Bessie Wngh^ conpmics, ;he State Agriculture Vegetable soup
Bennie Lee Brock. Marcelle andi^^^ ^ Highsmith Department says that production ^iU be more welcome if you have
hospital Saturday afternoon. I of creamery butter in recent
_____ I weeks has been about 20 per cent ^
W. Wood and Thomas Me- larger than a year ago, reflec- ||
Eleanor King attended a S. S.
Rally at Second Baptist church
in Fayetteville Sunday afternoon,
Sgt. and Mrs. S. B. Minter
visited Mrs. Minter’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Bristow Sun.
day.
in a serving dish with thin lay-^
ers of fresh grated coconut.
'Sprinkle op powdered sugar and
will know why when you Itaste
it,
When you bake aipples, pitt^
the hollow centers with bottlea
minc^eat instead of the usual
sugar and cinnamon and serve
warm with top milk.
There is an old. old saying. If
you’re bored—^try something ndw.
So bb trying a few of these time
savers which at the same time
are palate tickling, your cooking
hours should become a new ad
venture. '
■M
Innis attended the funeral of Mrs. ting reduced consumption of fluid 11
N. S.- Tolar at Lumber Bridge milk and cream as a result of li
recent increases in prices for O
Sunday.
j these items. However, the present
A. L. Long spent the past week rate of creamery butter output
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wood and
son, Craig, took a trip to Ral
eigh Tuesday.
end at home.
is still 30 per cent under prewar
days. With high spring milk pro-
The motion picture show in the duction, supplies of butter mov-
school auditorium here Friday .ing into coir sumption will in
night was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baker and
children, Ann, Jimmie a^ Joe ^ee Woody of Nichols
of Dunn were guests of Mr. and
TO THE PEOPIE OF HOKE
Are Yon
Tradiig Cars?
EEGABDLESS OF WHERE
OR WHEN — LET US
FINANCE IT FOR YOU.
Lamber River
Discount Co.
Phone 767 South Elm St
LUMBERTON, N. C.
crease materially, and a further A
reduction in butter prices is ^ig
likely. 11
Hog slaughter in November |1
Mrs. C. H. Dove last Saturday Tuesday night of this week.Und December was seasonally 0
— * large. Probably well over hi '*
Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Bostic* of the hogs to come forward from
and Sunday.
Stacey and Paul Grooms went
to Roanoke Rapids, Va. last Sat
urday to visit their grand mother
and other relatives.
I were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey Dove of Willow
Springs has returned home af
ter spending several days, with
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dove.
Mrs. Douglas McBryde of Max-
ton last Saturday night.
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Slip Cover
Demonstration
(Miss Rose Ellwood Bryan, Ex-
N. J. Ritter visited his sister Specialist in House Fur
Mrs. Lona Smith of Maxton, thisi^^'^^"® and Home Manage.T.ent,
' will give a slip cover demonstra
' tion at the Raeford Kiwanis Hall
Miss Ruby Wood of FMC, Red
Springs, spent the' week end at
home.
Mrs. Cecil Reynolds, who spent
the past week with homefolks
here, returned to her home
Newport News, Va. Sunday.
in
Authorized
FRIGIDAIRE
dealer for the past 10 years.
Refrigerators, Ranges, Wa
ter Heaters and other ap
pliances.
BAUCOM’ APPLIANCE CO.
Phone 3221 - Raeford, N. C.
on Tuesday, February 4th. The
meeting will start at 10:00 a. m.
and will end around three o’clock.
The hour from 12-il will be taken
for lunch. Miss Bryan will be
pleasantly remembered by those
women who saw her give a dem
onstration in November on ma
king feather comforts.
Any one in the county who is
interested in making *slip covers
is urged to attend the demon
stration. Those Home Demon
stration members who come la
from the county may nrlng their
lunch and serve it picnic style in
the Kiwanis Hall if they wish.
Josephine Hall ,, .
Home Agent
the 194)6 spring pig crop were
slaughtered by December 31. In
the spring and early supimer,
lard production will reflect the
ll-per cent national reduction
in the 1946 fall pig crop, becom
ing scarce.
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POTPOURRI
By EMILY B.. EBERLE
Which shall cooking be; a drud
gery or a plea-
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WE HAVE IN STOCK
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GARDC:; WIRE
ELECTRIC FENCERS
BUCKEYE OIL CURERS
Vz” GALVANIZED PIPE
COMPLETE LINE OF PIPE FITTINGS
ASBESTOS SHINGLES
TURNER HAY BALERS
TURNER SAW MILLS
VULCAN PLOWS
I WISCONSIN ENGINES
» TIME SAVER PRESSURE COOKERS
» GOOD SUPPLY OF \
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE PAINT
HAND SAWS AND CROSS CUT SAWS
TOBACCO BED CANVAS
AND TOBACCO SEED
CONTINENTAL POWER UNITS47 H. P. UP
TURNER TOBACCO STICK MACHINES
JOHN Mere A & B TRACTOR
CULTIVATORS
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NEW HOLLAND CORN SHELLER
& HAMMER MILLS
BOYETTE TOBACCO SPRAYERS
FIRESTONE tIrES AND TUBES
^ Lilts Si t^erfliizers
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SEE US FOR YOUR FARM LOANS
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Johnson Cotton Co.
Of Raeford, Im.
HIFl
(OjESOX
OUB TEBMS ABE CASH IF YOU HAVE IT OB CREDIT IF YOU NEED IT
[OfSSSZ
sant task?
There are many
women who
have cooked
three meals
each day for
their families 5,
10 or maybe 30
years or more,
and eventually
they feel that
their task has
becoir.e one of boredom. Another
drudgery is , the never ending
struggle to make the food dollar
stretch. These two obstacles re-1
quire imagination to overcome'
and if it is spread .generously
throughout daily food problems,
getting dinner Will soon become
one of the higflights of the day
instead of the last dull routine
in a hurried schedule.
I should like to give you a few
e.xamples as to how you J(Rn over-
conne the obstacles that I have
mentioned. An Irish stew, which
I grant you is a very huwble dish,
takes on more zestful flavor and
appetite appeal if a bay leaf and
a dash of Worcestershire or other
meat sauce are added. Season
short ribs of beef with salt and
pepper and sear lightly in a deep
kettle or the deep well of the
electric range. Add one quarter
cup of water, onions If desired,
a bay leaf and meat sauce and
simmer gently for approximately
one hour for each pound of meat
used. One hour before you are
ready to serve dinner, add pared
potatoes and carrots. This simple
dish will delight your family and
you can be assured that they will
praise you for your artistry. Af
ter this bit of praise you will
want to try your hand again at
creating new flavors from old
standby foods. Try this marvel
ous veal and sauerkraut dish.
Sear cubed veal in a large skil
let, add a can of sauerkraut, one
half pint of sour cream, one bull
ion cube which has "neen dissol
ved in one half cup of hot water,
sprinkle with salt, peper and pa-
r
prika and simmer gently for a-
bout an hour and one half. Take
my word for it, this is a homey
dish with a parly flavor. Instead
of baking spareribs by themselves
make a sandwich of two layers
of ribs stuffed with bread dres-j
sing. The same idea can be used
with two thin slices of ham and
the dressing will take the place
of potatoes on the menu.
Now lets talk a little bit about
soups. It may be old fashioned to
serve soup as a main course, but
iwont you agree with me that a
steaming bowl of rich aromatic
soup would be welcome to every-
Beginning on Saturday, Feb. 1, 1947 1 will be in the
commissioners room at the Hoke County courtkduse at
2:30 o’clock each Saturday afternoon for the {nirpose
of meeting with citizens of the county who may wish
to talk with me about my activities in the North Caro
lina General Assembly.
' I will welcome any suggestions or comments you may
wish to make.
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Harry A. Greene
List Your Taxes
The follewing have been appointed as List
Takers far Hoke County:
Allendale
Antioch
Blue Springs
Little River
MeLauchlin
QuewhiHle
Raeford
Stonewall
Miss Willa McLanchlin
J. A. Hodgin, JR
C.J. McNeill
Daniel McGill
M. G. Ray
W. L Maultsby
L. J. Campbell
W. J. McBryde
L. J. Campbell will be at the Court House
every day to list taxes for both the Town and
County.
W. J. McBryde will be at Dundarrach Trading
Company every Thursday, Friday and Satur
day.
Be prepared when you list your property to give Farm
Census Report.
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SUFFERERS!
LISTING WILL CLOSE MARCH 1st.
666 STARTS RELIEF IN
JUSTbSgeONDS
C 't famous, proavrlptlon-type
for auper.spcedy rallef (
' from cold ml.sorlea. Try 08i
Cold Tablet), or,
600 Uquid Cold
I Preparation today-
'Cautlon: Uu only'
aa directed.
J. A. McGoogan
Tax Supervisor
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