for B
when you reach for the bag of enriched self-rising flour. Because
the baking powder aqd salt are already in the flour, no precious
minutes are taken for measuring and; slfttag in leavening and salt
Fop perfect muffin* to© cert&in tJi© 'cooled
almost to room temperature before adding tomffle and egg. Try
blending the liquid and dry ingredients with a rubber spatula,
folding Slowly 25 to 80 times to avoid peaked muffins. Then, to
save diawashing and for easy echoed lunch packing, bake your
muffins in colorful paper cups.
Try these tasty Walnut Muffins real soon, to serve with fried
eggs and crisp bacon atrip*.
WALNUT MUFFINS
2 cops sifted enriched self- l av milk
. rising flour 2 tablespoons melted shorten
2 tablespoons saga* tag or oU
Vi cup chopped walnuts 12 walnut halves
1 egg, beaten
Sift together flour and sugar. Stir in chopped walnuts. Com
bine egg, milk and shortening or oil. Add liquid to flour mix
ture, stirring only until flour Is moistened. Fill greased muffin
cups .% full. Place walnut half on top of each. Bake In hot oven
(425°F.) about 20 minutes.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
JONES COUNTY
Under and by virtue of an order
of resale of the Superioir Court of
Jones County! made in the Super
ior Court ' in a special proceeding
therein entitled C. R. (LUBE)
JARMAN and wife, BERTIE M.
JARMAN, W. R. COOMBS, and
wife, AILEEN H. COOMBS, DAN
R. COOMBS and wife, VELMA
COOMBS, WOODROW COOMBS
and wife, EVELYN COOMBS,
SPENCER COOMBS and wife,
EDNA MAE COOMBS,
BLANCHE C. HEWITT and hus
band, EZEKEIL HEWITT, LIL
LIE C. GRADY and husband,
JACK C. GRADY, BRAFFORD
COOMBS, single, HORACE
COOMBS and wife, MARY
COOMBS, THOMAS COOMBS
and wife, MARGARET COOMBS,
vs. N. R. C O U RI E and wife,
MAYRE PHARO COURIE,
ANNIE RUTH DAUGHERTY
EUBANKS and husband, JAMES
L. EUBANKS, RUBY DAUGH
ERTY MURPH and husband,
JOHN MURPH, JAMES KEN
NETH DAUGHERTY, non com
pos mentis, JOHN DAVID
DAUGHERTY, non compos mentis,
SARAH DAUGHERTY BELL and
husband, FLETCHER BELL,
MARION EDWARDS KNIGHT,
unmarried, GEORGE ANDREWS
and wife, if any, R. F. McCOY and
wife, MYRTLE McCOY, JAMES
E. McCOY and wife, EVELYN
McCOY. MARJORIE TAYLOR
LEE and husband, ROBERT LEE,
THELMA TAYLOR COOMBS
and husband, LEMUEL COOMBS,
SARAH T. BURKETT and hus
band, "FLOYD BURKETT, JESSE
TAYLOR/ minor, LINDA TAY
LOR. minor, BRENDA TAYLOR,
minor, and JIMMY J. TAYLOR,
Life tenant, and DOLLIE JAR
MAN CHASE, Qaitnant, and
GEORGE R. HUGHES, Trustee,
land signed by His Honor Walter
~ Henderson, Clerk, of the Su
Court of Jones County on
upon an opening bid of Five
Thousand Eight Hundred Twen
ty Five Dollars ($5,825.00), but sub
ject to. the confirmation of the
court, a certain tract or parcel of
land lying and being in Cypress
Creelc Township, Jones County,
North Carolina, and more particu
larly described as follows:
Lying and bang in Cjrpnii Crank
Township, Jones County, North
Caroline being known as a portion
of the Bob Jarman Tract contain
ing 187.14 acres more or less ac
cording to plat prepared by Wil
liam H. Utley,, R. S., said plat of
record Jones County Registry in
Map Book 6, page 1. Being also
a portion of the same lands describ
ed in that certain deed of record
Jones County Registry in Book 44,
page 255.
The terms of said sale are cash
and the successful bidder will be
required to deposit ten per cent of
the first thousand dollars of said
bid and five per cent of all in ex
cess of One Thousand Dollars in
evidence of good faith.
This the 36th day of February,
1963.
Darris W. Koonce, .
Commissioner
Darris W. Koonce, Attorney
Trenton, N. C.
Feb. 28, Mar. 7
NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF LAND
BY COMMISSIONERS OF
THE COURT
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
an ORDER OF RE-SALE mad*
by the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Jones County on March 1, 1963,
the said order being entered in that
certain action entitled:
W. L. MOORE and wife,
DAISY MOORE
v tVvV' va. C.-v-C . Si\
MABLE MOORE GRAY
and husband. C. MANLY GRAY
DORTHA MOORE,
the undersigned Commissioners oi
Court will offer for sale at
12 o'clock NOON, on MONDAY,
TRENTON.JONESCOUNTY,
i&S
nffaMnnj*/!
the N. C. Department of
tore to protect consumers and
prevent economic losses, by potato
and other root crop growers.
Assistant Commissioner of, Ag
riculture John L. Reitzel is warn
ing all fertilizer and pesticide
manufacturers that potatoes grown
in the Pacific Coast states have
been found to contain .excessive
NUMBER X, containing 33.*
as shown on a map entitled “ES
TATE OF WALTER L. MOORE,
Chinquapin Township, Jones Coun
ty, North Carolina,” made and
platted in March and June of 1163
by E. C, Armstrong, Registered
mayor, and recorded in Map
Book f, Pago 2, Jones County Reg
istry, said survey and map having
been made by the said E. C. Arm
strong, Registered Surveyor^ pur
suant to an Order of Court enter
ed in the above-entitled action. _
The undersigned Commissioners
will require of the high bidder at
said sale a deposit of 10% of the
amount of said high bid as evidence
of good faith. That the opening
bid at said sale will be the raised
bid now received by the Commis
sioners in the amount of $68,458.55.
458.55.
This March 1, 1963.
GEORGE R. HUGHES
THOMAS B. GRIFFIN
F. E. WALLACE, JR.
Commissioners
Jones, Reed and Griffin
Attorney s - at-Law
Kinston, N._ C. . V -
March 7, 14
r
\ij y .i.i
residues oi /iiunn sinci itist fwr*
istrations of fertilizer aldrin mix
tures for root crops are being can
celled in North Carolina.
At the same time manufacturers
of the pesticide itself are being re
quired to use labels warning that
it is not to be used as a soil appli
cation where root crops are grown,
he said. - • J''
“The information which has come
to us is alarming," ReTtzel’u letter
stated, “since the samples which
are now being run show one sam
ple out oi 10 to be carrying exces
sive Aldrin.
“The agricultural officials at
North Carolina State College have
received approximately the same
information and} based on lack of
experimental information regard
ing this Subject, they have put out
the following! information: 'We do
not know exactly what the situ
ation is in the Southeast but due
to lack of sufficient residue data
we are suggesting that Aldrin not
be used as a soil application where
root crOpsare grown.’
“We realize that the Irish potato
planting season is near at hand in.
Use Re<
No MeM — No Waiting —
Our Ready-Mixed Concrete
I« on the Job When Yon Need
It.
Also Sand, Gravel and Crushed
Stone.
Barrus Ready Mixed
Concrete Company
Fr— Estimates — New Bern Highway, Kinston, N. C.
1U ftvvua ID ync-wiiiu per
million, and samples of the Pacific
Coast potatoes have shown amounts
considerably higher- than this.
- Grades of fertilizers which have
previously been permitted to be
mix with Aldrin for use on potatoes
are 5-10-10 and 6-12-6 for sweet
potatoes, 8-8-8 for Irish' potatoes,
and 0-10-20, 1-12-12 and 3-9-18 for
peanuts. Registration of these
mixtures labeled for these crops
are being cancelled, Reitzel said,
and additional registrations will not
be accepted.
WHALEY VISITS SICILY
Prentice Whaley, electrician’s
mate first class, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sampson D. Whaley of 1010
East Bright Street, participated in
Navy goodwill While in Palermo,
Sicily, while serving aboard the
radar picket destroyer USS Ken
neth D. Bailey.'
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