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For party season year round feature “souper” haute cuisine • • • adaptions of elegant recipes made easier with the help of orpertly seasoned canned condensed soups. — Shown here is an adaption of DanUh tnorbrad mtd seeafcer or Platter. Danish housewives use pork loin plus tote oftimei to prepare the original recipe. Bothy exchanging Pork chops for the loin and using MSTml wnH*nm<i beef broth, you can serve the essence of the dish conveniently. The chops, apple simmer to flavor personi If yod like, fill in the rest of the menu with other Danish roods • • • oatmeal bread and rice pudding (the canned ready* to-serve kind keeps the meal simple) ... plus American favorite relishes. ■ Incidentally, better check your supply of all "cooking”' soups k'. • the cream soups, Cheddar rh"'"’ "'’.to, and golden mush — find thr ’ ’ . room. Ton’ll party meals. lem real xor both family and FRUITED PORK PLATTER 6' pork chops (about 1% pounds) 1 can (10^4 ounces) con densed beef broth 8 pitted prunes % teaspoon ginger % teaspoon celery seed f 1 medium apple, cut in 6 rings % cup water 2 tablespoons flour In skillet, brown chops; pour off fat; Add broth, prunes, ginger, and celery seed..Cover; cook over low heat 35 minutes. Add apple; cook 10 minutes more or until tender. Remove meat and unit to-heated serving dish. Gradually blend water into flour; slowly stir into sauce. Cook; stir until thickened. Makes 4 to 6 servings, o BEEF UP HAMBURGER WITH CANNED BEEF GRAVY ground beef they were fond of w*as equally until crisp and brown outside; juicy and Every now and then it’s fun to explore, the “where from” of a popular food. Take for instance, the' economical delight, ground beef. We hamburger-loving Americans cany pound after pound of it home from supermarkets and eat it in roadside drive-ins to posh restaurants. No wonder we just assume this cross-country favorite way with beef is our own invention. But it isn’t! Grinding beef began long ago, when a conven ience-minded Egyptian cook discovered that minced meat cooked quickly. Hamburger, as? we know it, evolved in the Hamburg, Germany area where .seasoned good whe rare inside. Although Americans didn’t discover hamburger, they cer tainly perfected its use. , - Beef-Mac Skillet is one more way to use convenient, eco nomical ground beef to make quick and hearty eating. There’s double-beef flavor in this dish because the easy-do “sauce” be gins with robust canned beef gravy. ' Discover how good the velvet-smooth gravy is when used combination with ground beef in your favorite skillet or -casserole dishes. And remember canned beef gravy when you -conveniently - Want to add pasting-pan flavor to cooked beef patties or leftover meat loa l <an <10* , ounces) beef ' "avjr. m. n JL«rs mink together a little about your local florist. He is a businessman and an asset to the community he serves so well. His business operations, green houses and retail shop, require high initial investments and tremendous overhead costs, es pecially in his greenhouses where he must keep every square foot of space producing at maximum efficiency, if he ex pects to stay in business. In the greenhouse, too, he must employ highly trained su pervisors and assistants with special skills. In his retail shop, competence is required in the art of floral designing and ar ranging. His is not only a high ly specialized business but one that is also highly competitive. I expect that if we wanted to establish a standard of excel lence for quality products, along with services rendered, we could well use the established florist as a reference point. These are some of the facts well known to me due to my long association with the indus try in research, teaching and ex tension. Now let’s consider one man’s opinion as related to “please omit flowers” at funer als. This was written by The Rev erend W. Carter Marbreier, pas tor of St. Matthew’s Lutheran Hand-To-Hand Combat By Suffering Tom Johnson Got the Viet Cong flu here, or something like it. Not tak ing anything for it except water and what goes with water. Ain’t giving any sorry microbes the satisfaction of fighting them with lantil-biotics. Having this stuff makes you feel like driving a nuclear bomber, so fierce are your attack capabilities. One cough, one little cough, and this town has had it. i ' 111 l SENATOR SAM ERVIN ☆ SAYS * Continued from page 4 However, the problem is not that simple. Congress must also wrestle with the other side of the coin to increase payroll taxes to fund new benefits. Under the plan, payroll taxes would rise from 9.6 percent to 10.4 percent, and the ceiling on taxable payroll earnings would jump from $7800 to $9000 annually. Thus social security taxes would increase by as much as $187.20 per annum, half of this amount would be paid by the employer and half by the wage earner. Even with the projected sur plus, which could prove to be a phantom, interest costs on the national debt are scheduled to rise to an estimated $18 billion. High int^ast^rates will see to that' Although budget experts vow fiscal estimate} Congress and the new Administration wifi be look ing it over carefully. H enough even the tax bene Church in Philadelphia. In 1958 he was voted the “Outstanding Young Man of the Year” for both the City of Philadelphia and the State of Pennsylvania. Here it is: “PLEASE SEND THE PASTOR FLOWERS” “Don’t paste my casket with certificates for char ities, and professorial chair en dowments, and the hundred-and one-do-gooder agencies ghoulish ly squeezing through the door of the funeral parlor for a hand out. If you are going to be big hearted ... do it on your own time ... and don’t wait for death to open up your heart to the needy and the sick. I believe flowers are proper and right at the mite of death, beautifully symbolic of the brief human life, grown by God and thereby so precious to Him, even at its fading. So, no matter what oth ers may say, send ME flowers. And don’t use my last mortal remains as a charity income tax deduction.” NO PROBABLE CAUSE In Lenoir County District Court Monday no probable cause of guilt was found in a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill against Ozzie Bryant Jr. of 107 South Adkin Street. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE NORTH CAROLINA JONES COUNTY Under and by virtue of an order by the Superior Court of Jones County, made in that cer tain proceeding entitled James R. Hood, Administrator of the Estate of Clifton Adolph Davis, petitioner, vs. Ora Ann Davis, a minor, and her guardian ad litem, Dairis W. Koonce, defend ants, and signed by the Honor able Walter P. Henderson, Clerk of Superior Court of Jones County; and under and by vir tue of an order of resale upon an advance bid, said order of re sale entered by the Clerk of Supeior Court of Jones County, tlje undersigned Commissioner will on the 27th day of Jan uary, 1969, at 12 o’clock, noon, at the courthouse door in Tren ton, North Carolina, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash upon an opening bid of * For DIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY SILVERWARE — LUGGAGE — CAMERAS RADIOS — TYPEWRITERS — ANfo GIFTS FOXMAN'S -• ■ - Your Jowolor THIRTY TWO HUNDRED and TEN DOLLARS (|3210), that cer tain tract or parcel of land ly ing and being situate in White Oak Township, Jones County, North Carolina, and more partic ularly described as follows: Lying and being in White Oak Township, Jones County, North Carolina, and being shown and designated as Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5 in Block 8 on a plat prepared for the F. M. Jenkins Heirs, by J. R. Burt, R. S., from a survey made by him in 1951 and 19|52, said map of record in Map Book 3, page 7 of the Jones County Public Registry and said map is incorporated herein by reference for a more particular description of said Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5 in Block 8. Being the identical land describ ed in the deed dated February 27, 1961, from J. D. Jenkins and wife, Virginia B. Jenkins, et als to Adolph Davis and wife, Esther Davis, which deed is re corded in Book 136, page 35 of the Jones County Public Reg istry, to which reference is hereby made for further de scription. The highest bidder at said sale will be required to deposit ten per cent of his bid in cash at the time of said sale as evi dence of good faith. The sale will be made sub ject to the confirmation of the Court, and if said sale is con firmed, the deed will be made to the purchaser, subject to no liens except 1968 Jones County ad valorem taxes. This 10th day of January, 1969. James R. Hood Commissioner of Court James R. Hood Attorney At Law Trenton, North Carolina J—1-16,23 ADMINISTRATOR'S — EXECUTOR'S NOTICE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA JONES COUNTY In The General Court of Justice Superior Court Division Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Sallie P. Eu banks of Jones County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said Sallie P. Eu banks to present them to the undersigned within 6 months ifrom date of the publication of this notice or same will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate please make immediate pay ment. This the 6th day of January, 1969. Hubert L. Jenkins Route 2, Trenton, N. C. J—1-9,16,23,30 ——+
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