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"Miss Miriam Matheson and J. D.
Jenldna, both of Fayetteville, spent
Sunday hero visiting Miss Matheson'a
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Sirs. R. M. Matheson.
Mrs. HoIIoweH Improves
Mrs. W. G. Hollowell, of the sales
force of Simon's Store of Values,
has been very sick for the past two
eks'at her home in 'Winfall with
She returned to
wee
an attack of flu.
work this week.
Mrs. Goodwin Returns
Mrs. Ellie Goodwin returned Sun
day from Protestant Hospital, Nor
folk, Va., where she spent several
days undergoing treatment.
Visited at Wake Forest
John Broughton has returned from
a visit to friends at Wake Forest.
Visited in Richmond
Mrs. Charles Johnson spent Satur
day in Richmond, Va-, visiting her
sister, Mrs. F. W. Hobbs.
Here From Kinston
Mrs. C. M. Brickhouse, of KinBton,
was a recent guest of Mrs. H. C
O'Neal.
' Visited Mr. and Mrs. Nachman
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krawitz, of
(Norfolk, Va., spent Sunday in Hert
ford, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Nachman.
Mr. Jillson Improves
The Rev. E. T. Jillson, rector of
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, who
bas been sick, is convalescing.
To See Cherry Blossoms
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Johnson, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. V. N.
Darden and their daughter, Florence,
motored to Washington, D. C, on
Sunday to see the cherry blossoms.
In Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nachman spent
Saturday in Richmond, Va.
Visiting in Perquimans
Dr. J. J. Skinner and Mrs. Skinner,
of Washington, D. C, are spending
some time at their country home,
"Cove Grove," in Old Neck.
Visiting at Bnrgaw
Mrs. T. R. Winslow and her little
daughter, Bettie Anne, are spending
the week-end at Burgaw, the guests
of Mrs. Winslow'a daughter, Mrs.
Giles Kornegay.
To Visit Family in Wilmington
J. M. Newbold will spend the week
end in Wilmington, with his family.
Mrs. Nachman Improves
Mrs. Louis Nachman, who was
quite sick for several days, is able
to be out again.
Week-end in Washington
Mrs. H. G. Winslow and her two
children, Katherine and Hillry, will
spend the week-end in Washington
City.
In Norfolk Wednesday
Mayor H. G. Winslow and Town
Clerk W. G. Newby, spent Saturday
in Norfolk, Va., attending to affairs
connected with the town.
New Bern Visitor
Miss Mackie Flowers, of New Bern,
is spending the week-end with her
sister, Miss Nell Flowers, in Hertford.
Visiting Mrs. Gregory
Mrs. Ida Gregory will have as her
guests for the week-end Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Moore, of Brewster, N. Y.;
Mrs. W. E. Spruill and W. A. Gre
gory, of Fayetteville.
HOPEWELL MEWS
T. A. Long, of Washington, D. C,
visited his father, T. J. Long, and
sistefs, Mrs. Mary Hayman and Mr?
J. M. Fleetwood, last week.
Miss Bernice Dail has returned to
her home near Edenton, after a visit
to Mrs. Mary Hayman.
Miss Frances Gertrude Fleetwood,
of the Chinquepin school . faculty,
pent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mr. J. M. Fleetwood. She
was accompanied home by a friend
Miss Eugenia King.
Visitors in the liome of Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Long Sunday included the
' following: Mr. and Mrs. Seth Long
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Long, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Long,
i Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Proctor, Mr. and
Mrs. Rf R. Keaton and son, Bobby,
' Mr? ana Mrs. j. j. hoods, Misses
upy Keaton, Esther Ward, Pencie
' Ward, ,' Margaret Standin, Maude
'Keaton,, Louise Tarkenton, Cornie
f Lee Ward, Sadie Standin, and Eloise
, Keaton. v
l J. M. Fleetwood and Joe Webb, of
, Chowan, made a business trip to
; Richmond, Va., Tuesday,
i Mrs. A, F. Proctor, Jtfrs. J. M.
Fleetwood and Mrs. M. T. Griffin
Va, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Long, of
Elisabeth City, and Miss Naomi
Spivey and mother, ' of New Hope,
visited Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Long on
Sunday.
CHAPANOKE NEWS
G. W.' Alexander was "In Norfolk,
Va., Wednesday on business.
Those from the Woodville Baptist
Church attending the Chowan Wom
an's Missionary Union at Riverside
Baptist Church, Elizabeth City, on
Tuesday were. Mrs. Mary Bray, Mrs.
Johnnie Bray, Mrs. G. W. Gregory,
Mrs. Thomas White, and Mrs. M. R.
Griffin.
Ardell Byrum, who has been with
a CCC outfit in Georgia, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Oscar Byrum
Roy Pierce, a patient in Albemarle
Hospital, Elizabeth City, is doing
nicely.
Mrs. John Symons and Mrs. Daisy
Perry were visitors in Elizabeth Qity
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Howell were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Bertha White
head.
Mrs. J. C. Wilson attended the
district meeting of the W. M. S. at
Riverside Baptist Church, Elizabeth
City, Tuesday.
The condition of Mrs. Walter
Lowe remains about the same. She
is ill at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Harrison Baker.
RYLAND
G. A. Boyce has returned from a
business trip to Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Ward and
son, George, of Edenton, were supper
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Ward
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Davis and
daughter, Lois, from near Sign Pine,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Harriett
Parks.
After visiting his sister, Mrs- Roy
Parks, and Mr. Parks, Mr. and Mrs.
Sampel Lane have returned to their
home in Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Harriett Parks spent Thurs
day with her daughter, Mrs; R. S.
Ward.
Isaac Byrum was in Edenton on
business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wilson and
children moved to the W. H. Elliott
farm last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Henigar and
children spent Sunday with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bunch, Sr.,
in Gum Pond.
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Toledo University Students Instructed To Use 8tandard Measuring Utensils In Preparing Coffee
niHESE four young ladles, stu-
dents of Toledo University,
should have no difficulty In prepar
ing a perfect pot of coffee for their
future husbands and families. Since
coffee enjoys such universal popu
larity. It la only natural that the
art or making it correctly should
play an Important part In the tone
economics classes at this cndern
Institution.
Regardless" of the type of coffee
caking device used, drlpolator, per
colator, silei or the old fashioned
coffee pot, students are Instructed
to measure all Ingredients with
standard measuring utensils, thus
Insuring a uniform pot of good cof
fee each time."
Miss Lena Folger, Instructor 'of
the class, advocates the following
recipe for, correct coffee making,
Two level tablespoons of coffee to
standard measuring cup of water.
If boiled ooffee is made, she sug
gests the same proportions for each
cop, pins an extra tablespoon of
ooffee for the pot, She urges the
use of standard measuring utensils
to - Insure correct proportions for
both water and coffee.
Coffee vacuum packed in glans
containers Is used In the laboratory
class room because the coffee ts
found to stay fresher over a longer
period of time. In addition to the
use of ooffee as a beverage, tbe
Students also test recipes In wfticb
ooffee is used as an Ingredient
The tour, attractive misses pic
tured above are left to right) Mary
Ann Bova, Vivian Curtlss. Eleanor
Moore and Virginia MUler.
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HERTFORD, N. C.
BELVIDERE NEWS
Rev. Howard Yow, Miss Hattie
Pearl Nowell, Miss Marie Copeland,
Miss Hilda Chappell, Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Winslow were dinner euests of
Mrs. H. P. White and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Chappell and
children were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Blanchard, of Hobbsville, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Asbell, of-
Edenton; Mrs. Lucinda Lane, of Cen
ter Hill; Mr. and Mrs. E. S. White
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
E. L. Chappell Sunday.
DEMONSTRATION CLUB
holds april meeting : ivlrs. Tommy Miller
The Home Demonstrate Club of, ElltertaillS ClaSS
Chapanoke met Tuesday at the home i
of Mrs. John Symons with Mrs. Sy- j Mrs. Tommy Miller was hostess to
mons and Mrs. Perry as joint host-.the Judson Memorial Sunday School
esses. Class of the Hertford Baptist Church
Miss Gladvs Hamrick. home asrent.
gave a demonstration on'ihe-prepar-
at'n of eggs.
In the aosence of the president,
Miss Mildred Lewis, Miss Gerrie
Griffin presided.
After the business session was
over a social hour was enjoyed, sev
eral contests causing much amuse
ment Mrs. G. W. Alexander was
prize winner Li one of the contests.
Mrs. G. W. Alexander and .Miss
Sarah Deal will entertain the club in
May. v
The hostesses served sandwiches
and iced rinks to the following mem
bers: Mrs. G. W. Alexander, Mrs. J.
P. Elliott, Mrs. W. H. Elliott, Mrs.
Daisy Perry, Mrs. J. C. Wfilson, Mrs.
Alberto Ros, Mrs. Eula Ferrell, Mrs.
John Symons, Misses Gerrie Griffin,
Lessie Elliott. Gladvs Hamrick. Sara
and Emma Deal, and Mrs. John!
Asbell.
COLORED ORGANIZATION HAS
CREDITABLE AMATEUR NIGHT
V yery, fine amateur program was
given, by the colored people at the
local school on Monday nighty when
the Young Men's Progressive Slub,
an organization of young colored
men, sponsored an Amateur Night
performance. f'.'' J
The first prize was won by . a
dancing team, Estelle Felton and
George Felton. William Brickhouse
won the second prize with V vocal
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attended the. -W. M. U. association at
Jliverside Baptist Church, Elizabeth
City, Tuesday. . .
lira, warren Stfflman, of Norolkf .
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Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Bill Boyce had charge of the
program, and those taking part were:
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Miss Annie
Larie.
Those present included Mrs. Chas.
Johnson teacher; Mesdames Tommy
Miller, D. M. Jackson and Bill Boyce,
Misses Essie Walker, Annie Lane,
Lizzie Lee Hofler, Bennie Wood and
Lucille Sutton.
After the business session, a social
hour was e joyed, and the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. Johnson, served a
sweet course.
Tours Country at
Cost of 20 Cents
Pottstown, Pa. It cost Stephen
Rittenhouse, twenty-four, exactly 20
cents to take a 10 month tour of
the UniteM States.
Rittenhouse left here with $2 In
his pocket Bis travels, accom
plished through hitch-hiking and
train rides, took him as far north as
Seattle and as far south as New
Mexico.
He workett In restaurants for
meals and panned gold In Califor
nia. One time he had a strike of
two ounces of the glittering metal,
which netted hint $63.
Recently he returned with one
five cent piece and $1.75 worth of
gold.
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