Arrival of Springtime Means
Swing to Lighter Type Foods
My nor G. GAINER
Home Agent
The arrival of spriafiiine usually
(Wings the eating patt vn to that
of lighter food* Lent is the tignal
for springtime fare. Even the
meaning of the word Lent" it
linked with the season, being de
rived from the Saxon "Lengten
tide" ? when the days lengthen.
Food plays an important role at
this time of year whether it be to
onserve me cus
tom of fasting
in Lent or sim
ply to celebrate
dining by day
light. Fish and
cheese dishes
are favorites at
this season.
Most welcome
is abundance of
'lay G. Gamr
eggs and tresti vegeuwes to mar*
tbc awakening of a world of grow
" 1 bonder how many of us really
realize just how important is the
role foods play, in thejllt not only
of the individual but of the
Wendell Wilkle observed that the
whole world benefits when the
standard of living of one man U
raised. Somewhat the same state
ment might be made about.m
proved nutrition. Kaeh homemak-.
er has a challenging rosponsibilitj
Research in all areas of nutri
tion is being eondueted. This re
search, which is being earned to
all parts of the world, is doing
much in awakening the many na
tions to the importance of good
nutrition. wo 1
One of the most fascinating areas
of nutrition research deals with
the kind of foods individuals will
eat when they travel in spijee, a
problem which the experts say is
farther from solution than the
problems of actual space travel.
Experiment is taking place with
foods such as meats, fruit, vege
tables and others which are
packed in flexible lubes like tooth
paste containers. A space traveler
would suck the food from the con
vince we won't be doing any
space traveling in the near future,
let's not be too concerned over
tubes of meat or vegetables. We
will look instead at some ideas for
appropriate dishes that we might
use to conclude the Lenten season.
Molded Chiekra ?alad
1 tablespoon gelatin'
H cup cold water
2 cups chicken stock
1 chicken, cooked and cubed
2 cups celery, cut in smaU pieces
6 eggs, hard-cooked and maahed
1 cup mayonnaise
Juice of 1 lemon
V* cup tartar sauce or relish
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup nuta (optional)
Soak gelatin in cold water. Dis
solve in hot stock. Cool. Add chick
en. celery, eggs, mayonnaise, lem
on Juice, tartar sauce, salt and
nuts. Place In molds, which have
been greased with salad oil
Serve on lettuce with dressing,
and garnish wit* i green
rings. Makes enough to divide with
your neighbors.
?Mrs. E. P. Gibson, Scotland
County
Easter Egg Salad
Peel as many hard boiled eggs
?S desired. Dtp eggs in different
colored egg dye (food coloring) to
have variety of colors. Then rat
eggs in half lengthwise, devil the
yolks and fill the halves of white*.
Press back together. Arrange on
beds of shredded lettuce, endive,
or slaw to form "nest for eggs.
?Mrs. Stuart Turlington, Har
nett County
Applesauce Cake
Vk cup butter
1 cup nutmeats
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 cup sugar
1* cups sifted cake Boar
VSi teaspoon clovea
1 eM
V* teaspoon salt
1 cup thick sweetened applesauce
1 cup raisins
1 teaspoon soda
Sift a few tablespoons of the
flour over nut meats and raisins.
Cream butter and .ugar beat ui
egg. Add meat, and rautaa- Mt
flour with aada and ??><*??
Into butter mixture. Last, add the
appleaauce which haa been heated.
Bake cake in * 0-inch tube pan
Uaed with buttered paper, j""*
crate oven lor about 40-41 minute..
It is dettcteus.
A tube pan U not necessary. A
8x5 inch loaf pan will work just
aa weU.
Farm Agents Meet
?Jaha arln * rm f * a
riurc ? oiivrauy
Agricultural agents at six coun
ties met in Carteret yesterday. The
major topic they discussed was
grain storage and problems con
nected with it.
The men toured Carolina Grain
Co. facilities at Morehead City
Mate port yesterday morning. Fal
lowing hutch they heard specialists
front State College, Raleigh. The
afternoon meeting was beM at the
atvfc center, Mnrafeead City.
The Six-County Agnate Asaocia
wo, JoMi) PatnMeo a ad Btavfeft
K*s illegal to aM? home ? Mh'
eeugbt in Smith Dakota.
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Rebekahs to Stage Show Tonight
!*/rs. Julia Basden, left, is one of the professor's "girls", and G.
T. Spivey, right, gets ready to motel one of the few creations that
will fit him.
HrwtirM
March 18? The Rev. C. B. Hans
ley filled hit appointment Sunday
and Sunday night at Holly Spring!
FWB Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Garner re
turned home Saturday after spend
ing five weeks in Florida visiting
their children and her brother, Mr.
Allen Millis.
Those who visited Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Lewis Sunday were Mrs.
Etta Willis of Atlantic Bearh, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Laney of More
head. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. WUlis,
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lewis and
daughter of Bogue.
Mr. and' Mra. Letter Hall and
son Leland spent last week in
Homestead, Punta Gorda, Cortel
and St. Petersburg, Fla., with rela
tive*.
Mrs. Mollie Hall, Mr. D. B. Gar
ner Jr., Mr. George Mason were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Garner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hall visited
Mrs. Kenneth Miller at Morehead
City hospital Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. Carroll Hans
ley visited Mrs. Elsie Miller and
Mrs. Marie Warren at Morehead
City hospital Monday.
Utile Johnnie Henderson cele
brated her 7th birthday last week.
There were about twenty that at
tended her party Sunday. All of
her friends are sorry she had
chicken pox on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hall and
daughter are home on leave after
spending a year in Homestead,
Fla. They will be stationed at Sey
mour Johnson Air Force Baae at
Goldsboro after April 13th.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Garner,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Garner and
Mr. Sharp visited Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Garner Saturday night.
Mrs. Maggie Cannon visited her
aiater, Mrs. L. R. HaU, Tuesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Taylor vis
ited with Mrs. Harry Taylor Mon
d?y
Friends at Mr. Tommie Henry
regret to hear he's in Wilmington
hospital. We all hope for him a
speedy recovery.
Mra. L. L. HaU and Mra. Larry
HaU spent a short while with Julian
Taylor who has been i> Norfolk
hospital for six weeks.
Mr. and Mra. J. H. Lewis, Mrs.
Etta Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Laney, Miss Margaret HaU, Mr.
Otto Slaughter, Mr. Jerome Gar
Mr and son aU called at Mr. and
Mrs. E. i. Garner's Svnday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willi* Page vis
ited at Lester Hall's Monday night.
Mr. and Mra. Fie4 Padgett spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. aid
Mrs. Willie Page.
Mrs. AUie Russell, Mrs. Lena
Ward and Douglas Elliott attended
the wedding of Judy Slaughter
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mr*. Cal Bubs visited
Mr. and Mr*. Linweed HaU Sua
day night.
uttlf Lester HaU BI spent the
weekend with U* grandparent*.
Mr. aad Ms*. L. R. Hall visited
Mr and Mrs. A. B Morten hi New
Bern Friday nigtt.
Mr. Doagla* Elliott, lira. Lara
Ward and Mra. AHie Raiasll at
tended the mission meeting at
Holly Springs Moqdap night.
Honolulu Harbor DJvors
Art Immune to Mmbn
Honolulu <APK-Boy? who Ore
for cote* tossed from arriving
Professor Albright and the Girls,
a musical comedy, will be pre
sented at 8 tonight in the Beaufort
School auditorium by the Miriam
and Esther Rebekah Lodges.
The show will feature Walter
Lewis as Professor Albright. Ap
pearing at models will be Mayor
C. T. Lewis of Beaufort, Mayor
George Dill of Morehead City,
Bruce Tarkington, Hugh Salter,
Bobby Martin, G. T. Spivey, all
of Beaufort; Stanley Salter, Lesta
Willis, William White and Floyd
Lewis, all of Morehead City.
Billy Joyce Guthrie will be vocal
soloist, accompanied by Mr?. Mar
gie Shelor. Among the special num
bers will be Jean Teens with Julia
Guthrie, Lorraine Dixon, Katie
Pittman and Myrna Willis; Ha
waiian Music with George Bare
foot and Karl Stiles; Gregory Bell,
doing a tap and Spanish dance,
and Karen Fitzgerald doing a hula
dance.
Tickets are available at the door.
Proceeds will go to the lodge build
ing funds.
Yirvt from y
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March IT? The Rev. W. R. Halt
held service! it the Pilgrim's Rest
FWB Church Saturday night,
March 14.
Quarterly conference was held
at the Methodist Church Sunday
morning.
The WSCS was held at the home
of Mn. Claude Day Friday Bight,
March 13. Refreihmenta of pine
apple cake and coffee were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hardy of
South River spent the weekend
with Mrs Hardy's brother, Mr.
Hugh Lupton and his wife.
Mr. and Mn. Everett Fratzkl
and children of New Bern spent the
weekend with Mrs. Fratzki's mo
ther. Mrs. Dennis Goodwin, and
vliited her father. Mr. Dennis
Goodwin, who is in the Sea Level
Hospital.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Hale
were the dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Day Sunday.
Everyone was sorry to hear of
Mr. Jim Lupton's being admitted
to the Sea Level Hospital and of
Mr. Woodrow Daniels, who i* alto
sick.
Mr. and Mn. Edwin Daniels and
bars of Otway apent Sunday with
Mr. Daniels' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arlie Daniels.
Mr. Swindell Goodwin left Mon
day morning for Norfolk, Va.,
where he \rill undergo treatment.
Several relatives of Mr. Anion
Goodwin who is seriously ill. spent
the weekend with him in Norfolk,
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Bookmobile
DaiiIa I ifliul
KOUTC LiSicQ
Mia* Dorothy Avery, director at
the county library, hu announced
the hookvohtl* schedule tor Han
day and Tuesday. She also an
nounces that the county library,
at Broad and Pollock Streets,
Baaufart, will be eiosad March V7,
Good Friday.
The bookmobile route follow* :
Monday: 9:13-9:30 ? Merrimon,
Mrs Bessie Carraway's book sta
tion; 10 00 10 40 ? South River,
Mrs. Vera Cannon's hook station;
10:30 11 30? Merrimon, Mrs. Louise
PUtman's book station; 1136 1143
? Open Grounds, Mrs. Georgia
Long
Core Crank, 12:05-12:20 ? Mrs.
Laura Foreman, 1:00-1:40 ? Mrs. i
Bertice Dickenson's book station. '
Wire Grass, 1:30-2:06? Mrs. Revs
Hodges, 2:10-2:2$? Mrs. Ada Jones,
2 30-3:10 ? Mrs. DoUie Dudley's
book station.
Kusaell's Creek, 3:15-3:30? Mrs.
Helen Garner's book station, 3 33
3:43? Mrs E. Masotti, 3:50-4:00-1
Mrs. Pearl Courtney, 4:05-4:13?;
Mrs. Rhodora Dudley, 4:15-4:30?
Mrs. Mary Marshburn
Tuesday : 1 : 30-9 : 10 ? Gloucester,
Book station in J. S. Pigott's Store,
9:20-10:00 ? Straits, Mrs. Gladys
Davis' book station. ,
Markers Island, 10:05-10:43? Mrs.
Ruble Gutlirie's book station. 10:50
11:35 ? Mrs. Inez Willis' book sta
tion, 11:40-11:53? Mrs. Reva Nel
son, 12:33-12:50 ? Mrs. Madeline
Emory, 12:53-1:10? Mrs. Ada WH-j
lis, 1:13-1:45? Mrs. Estelle Fluhart,,
1:30-2:05? Mrs. Frank Moore. I
Otway, 2 : 10-2 : 55 ? Mrs Josephine
Lawrence's hook station.
Core Creek
March 18? Those attending the
study course at Eure Educational
building ill Beaufort last week
were: Mrs. Mred Boswell, Mrs..
David Dickinson, Mrs. Manly Eu- '
banks, Mrs. Everette Merrill, Mrs.
R. L. Searle, Mrs. W. A. Wright
and Mrs. Jim Vincent.
Mrs. Connie Sabistoo and daugh-|
ter spent last Tuesday in New
Bern visiting with her her parents, I
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Burroughs. |
Mrs. Emma Oglesby and Mrs. |
Magnolia Taylor visited Mr. and!
Mrs. Jim Dickinson last week. |
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Outlaw of i
Elizabeth City is spending somej
time with her mother, Mrs. Hepsy
Dickinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Merrill and |
daughter are visiting with his pa-i
rents, Mr. and Mrs. DavM Merrill. J
Freddy will go to Germany and
his wife and daughter will join
Mm later.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Dickinson,
Mrs. Vivian Fodrie and Mrs. Ger
ald Taylor and daughter spent Fri
day in New Bern visiting Mr. and
Mrs. William Fodrie and family.
Miss Johnise Hardeaty spent the
week end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Hardeaty.
Charles Dickinson went to Win
ston-Salem Saturday ta attend the
basketball game.
Master Van Fodrie spent the
week end with his grandmother,
Mrs. Vivian Fodrie.
Mrs. C. T. Sanderson and daugh
ter, Claire, visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Norrls Sun-,
day.
Bill Harris of Bachelor, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Charles Dickinson.
Master Reynolds Searle m Is
spending the week with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Searle.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dickinson and
sons attended a dinner Sunday in
honor nt her mother, Mrs. Katie
Johnson'*, birthday. Her other two
daughters, Mrs. H. G. Bellamy
and Mrs. Douglas Arthur and their
families were there too.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and
family visited her parents Mr. and .
Mrs. Mike Mason Sunday evening. I
Mr. and Mrs William FwMe
aad family of New Bern spent Sun- i
day with his anther, Mrs Vkrtan
Fodrie.
Mr. S. A. Chalk Jr. of Mar shod
City was our viattiag layman to
speak to ua Sunday morning. Hel
gave a vtr t inspirational ?alk
which was enjoyed by all.
ILS.V*.
Milwaukee (AP) ? Democratic
party leaders sent out invitations
ta mid western governor* of nine
states to attend a conference
planned here In March. They gat'
back one quick reply. It was from
Gov. John E. Davis of Notth Da
kota. He turned down the invita
tion. He's a Republican.
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Mir* * - Mr. art Hn Mm
Kie McKay have moved is their
new house. \
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Worthingtoa
spent Sunday in Pamlico County.
Mr. and Mn. WHMam McKay
spool Sunday night with their
daughter. Mrs. lagraas, in More
head City.
Mr. Sammie Letters of Straits
and Mr. i. Moore of Harkers
Island, catted to see the George
Ruaaolls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie SuaaeU
and taftily motored to WasMagto* I
Sunday. I
Mrs. Dorothy Lewis and chil- 1
dren spent the weekend in Tren
ton with her mother. i
Mrs. Mary Merrill of Glendale '?
Park and Mrs. Pearl Goodwill wart <
the guests of Mrs Myrna RusseU !
Tuesday afternoon.
The many friends of Mr. aid 1
Mrs. Hubert Small ware sorry to 1
learn that their house burned to '
the ground Saturday night. Mrs.
Small is the daughter ef Mr. and t
Mrs. W. 1 Powell (
Mrs. Fred Harvey baa been on
the sick list. Hope she soon gets *
well to be with her many friends, c
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Garner of r
Newport were the Sunday guests f
of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fodrie. e
Friends of Mrs. I -ens Simpson
ire wny lam sfce has keen on
the ?Mk list Hope tor her ? speedy
?ecovery.
Mr. and Mn. L. D. Springte Jr.
ind ion of Morehead City were (he
Sunday afternoon guests of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. t. D. Springle
ir.
Mrs. John Johnson of Beaufort
ipent Wednesday with her sister,
iertha, who is slowly recoTenug
rom a faU.
Mrs. Una Duokle took her ssa
Ubert to a doctor in Morehead
'ity for a nodical check-up.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carraway and
?n Earnest attended the funeral
ervices of Mr. Cacraway's
lephew, Mr. Vance Jr., in Nor
oik, Va.. Wednesday. He was kill
d in a car wreck.
Mrs. Mary Oray spent Sunday
Hasty Retreat
Columbus, Ohio. (AP) ? Natha
nial Robinson, 23, had nothing but
lhaak* for the two men who ap
proached him on the at neat, told
htm he had dropped his waEet and
peturaad it to him. After the two
?tea made a hasty retreat. Robin
son looked inside hit wallet and
changed hi* opinion of thenj? $49
was misaiag from the wallet
afternoon in Beaufort with rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Katie Masotti spent Mon
day with her mother. Mrs. Bertha
Russell, who i< suffering from a
fall.
Mrs. Clyde Willis of Greenville
and Miss Doris Guthrie were the
guests of Mrs. Sadie Russell Mon
day.
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