1 cops sliced strawberries
* cups blueberries
2 rape melon i»n«
3 medium bananas
1 bottle (I pint 9 ounces),
pink spariding; Catawba
'i grape juice, chilled
Peel peaches and slice into
bowl. Cover peach slices with
strawberries, blueberries and
melon balls. Cover bowl tightly
and chill. Just before serving,
peel and slice bananas into
fruit mixture. Pour grppe.jiilde
over fruit; serve in small
dishes. 8 to 10- servings.
I M APLE WHIP
In small mixer bowl, cream %
cup soft butter. Beat in 1 cup
maple-flavored syrup gradu.
ally. Beat on high speed until
smooth. Makes about l’/3 cups.
ta soft p a ak s form. Stir in
milk. Stir in New Biaquick
and sugar until mixture is
thoroughly dampened. Gently
fold in oil. Spoon better onto
mediumhot ungreased griddle.
When puSed and bubbles begin
to break, turn to other aide.
Makes 12 pancakes.
SAUSAGE BALL SYRUP
Form % pound bulk pork saus
age into %-incb balls. Place in
skillet; cook over medium beat
about 10 minutes, turning fre
quently. Drain on paper towels.
In saucepan, hwtt *^1%'
and 1H cups maple-flavored
syrup to boiling: Serve hot
over pancakes. Makes l>/2 cups.
You’re planning a fhmily reunion, a class reunion,. 4 neighbor
hood political rally maybe? Anyway, the crowd will be big so i
borrow all the coffee pots you can and let me help with the big |
hatch cakes. How about my prized Velvet Crumb Cake below?
A tender white cake made with Bisquick and frosted with {
Broiled Topping. It’s speedy and delicious. Or try the crowd-size
Rocky Road Cake that’s made with mixes. It's chocolate inside'
and out, with marshmallows and almonds added to the frosting. I
Both are cakes that travel and handle well because they’re frosted
Tight in (be pan. And either, I. promise you, will go over big .with; 1
your big £arty crowd. I
1
* __
1 cup cold water or milk
Yu cup shortening
1 teaspoons vanilla
Broiled Topping (below)
Heat oven to 350°. Grease and
flour oblong .pan, 13x9x2 inches.
In large mixer bowl, blend all
ingredients except Broiled
ToppBig on low speed V* min
ute, Scraping side and bottom
* of Bowl frequently. Beat 4
minutes on medium speed.
POur, into prepared pan. Bake
35 to 40 nUnntes. While warm,
• spread Broiled Topping over
cake,. i o ,
Broiled /Topping: Mix % cup
soft butter* % cup brown sugar
(pacKecu, 3 taoiespoons light
.cream, Vi-cup coconut and Vs
cup chopped nuts. Set oven
control at broil and/or 550°.i
Place cake about 3 inches
from heat; broil about 3 min
utes until mixture is nicely
browned. ■
ROCK^ ROAD CAKE
1 package devils food cake mix
1 package dark chocolate
creamy-type frosting mix
Zz cup chopped toasted
1 cup miniature marshmallows.
Bake cake in oblong pan, 13x9x2
inches, as directed on package.
Cool. Prepare frosting mix as
directed ou pftqfcgtge except —
stir- in almonds and marShmal
lows. If too stiff to spread, add
few drops water.
Captain Mqrwood Clauson Receives
DFC and Bronze Star for Combat Service
Air Force Captain Marwood
M. Clauson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mahlen A. Clauson of 2108 King
Ave., Slayton, Minn., has receiv
a 1953 grad
(Wian.) High
ed the Distinguished Flying
Cross (DFO) and the Bronze Star
Medal at Laredo AFB, Tex., for
action in Southeast Asia.
Captain Clauson was award
ed the DFC for extraordinary
achievement during-aerial flight
as an F-4 Phantom aircraft com
mander on March 31, 1967. He
participated in a mission against
vital enemy munitions storage
area and, despite hostile ground
|and; poor weather , conditions,
made repeated precise releases
that completely destroyed Hie
target. The forward air control
ler reported this was one of the
largest munitions areas yet de
stroyed in the Vietnam theater.
The captain’s Bronze Star was
for meritorious service during
military operations against Viet
Cong fortes while serving as an
air operations officer at the Tac
Air Control Crater, Head
Air Force.
er of Mrs. V. K. Whittington of
1100 W. Lenoir Ave., Kinston.
SUTTON FINISHES BASIC
Marine Private John T. Sutton,
III, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Sutton, Jr., of 1108 N. Perry
St., Kinston, was graduated
from eight weeks of recruit
training at the Marine Corps Re
cruit Depot at Harris Island, S. C.
He will now undergo from two
to four weeks of individual com
bat training ‘and then, after
leave at home, will report to
Jhis first Marine Corps assign
ment.
Administrators of Trudie
L. Eubanks
Route 2, Trenton, N. C.
J-6-20,27; 7-4,11
FLOYD COX,
Defendant
To Tloyd Cox:
Take notice that a pleading
seeking relief against you has
been filed' in the above entitled
divorce action, K
The nature of the relief be
ing sought is as follows: An ab
solute divorce for the plaintiff
from the defendant, oh the
grounds of a ohe year separa
tion.
You are required to make de
fense to such pleading not later
than August 19, 1968, and upon
your failure to do so the party
seeking service against you will
apply to the couft for the relief
sought.
. I^is, the 12th day of June,
1968.
/&/ Walter B.- Henderson
Clerk ofthe Superior
Court
James R. Hood - '
Attorney at taw
Trenton, North Carolina
J-6-20,27; 7-fll '
NOTICE TOICWD&TORS
NORTH CAROLINA
JONES COUNTY
The undersigned, having qual
ified as Administrator of the
Estate of Rosa Hargett Booth,
deceased, late Of Jones Coun
ty, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
them to the undersigned or his
attorney before the first day of
January, 1969, otherwise tMs
notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immed
iate settlement.
This, the 14th day of June.
,1968.
John M. Booth
Administrator of the
Estate of
Rosa Hargett Booth
James R. Hood
Attorney at Law
Trenton, N. C.s
J-6-20,27; 7-4,11
Farm and Home R
|of Petroleum I
Latest and greatest of the ever-growing “no-bake” family of
' :k confections is Choco-Scotch No-Bake Brownies, made in a
j with Nestis’s Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels and Butterscotch
avored Morsels combined: Prepare these easy, delectable
brownies while you’re doing up the breakfast dishes. Chill them
in the refrigerator. Then rally the neighbors for an afternoon
coffee and bring out the brownies for a surprise treat.
Choco-Scotch No-Bake Brownies
2 cups miniature »
marshmallows •' |
1 cup sifted confectioners’ - *
sugar . . •;
1 cup naked coconut >- 1
1/2 teaspoon instant coffee >
Yt teaspoon salt ?
1 6-ounce package (1 cup)
Nestle’s Semi-Sweet
Chocolate Morsels
X 6-ounce package (lcup)
Nestis’s Butterscotch
Morsels - , /
% cup evaporated milk
3 cups finely-crushed, vanilla
wafer crumbs
Combine chocolate and butterscotch morsels and .evaporated
milk in top of double boiler over hot (not boiling) water. Stir tilt
morsels melt and mixture is well blended. Reserve Vi cup of
mixture. Combine remaining ingredients in a large bowl and mix
well. Add remaining chocolate-butterscotch mixture to crumb
mixture; mix wett. Press evenly into a well-greased 9-inch square
pari. Spread reserved chocolate-butterscotch mixture evenly ever
top. Chill till set. Cut into VA" squares. YIELD: 36 brownies:
EUBANKS TAKES COURSE
Master Sergeant Raymond S.
Eubanks Jr., son of Mrs. Lillian
W. Eubanks, 318 W. Blount St.,
r . '.; / . • .
Kinston, completed with honors
an engineer equipment mainten
ace course May 2Q at the Army
Engineer School, Ft. Belvoir, Va.
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^ And1 Yotir Wishes Cared For . V.
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Kinston, N. C.
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