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THE PEBQUIMANS WEEKLY, HERTFORD, N3RTH CAROLINA, FRIDATi' NOVEMBER 18, 1951
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" The . North Carolina ; Peanut
l Growers Association Legislative
. Committee met in Scotland Neck
last week to. study the legislative
requirements for the peanut 3 row.
era, announced . C. S. Alxander,
President, . The primary decision
rrdached by the Committee . was to
-fcppose the flexible1 prifle'-jupport
and to recommend that peanuts be
t supported at the rgidO of pari-
ty. In addition to this recommen
. datien,. Alexander, stated, ,the Leg;
!: islftiiv Committee1 inaoel. Specific
, :- recommendations with respect to
modifying the present peanut pro.
gram to try 'to develop a round
self-supporting type of program
-which would remove the support of
the peanut farm program from the
, ! general taxpayers and place the
problem -of support directly in the
: hands of the peanut growers. He
: further pointed out that this type
of program would be most desira-
. ble, and that efforts will be made
: with ' the other peanut producing
v areas to perfect a program of this
. 'kind.' ,
" '. "The Committee further recom
' mended that the penalty for over
' planting be increased from a pres.
'4 ent 60 of support to 60 of sup,
Vs portf or,the costf diversion of the
.excess peanuts, whichever is high
er. ' - 1
Guests at the meeting were Con.
' 'gressman L. H. Fountain from
Tarboro; J. IJ.Jhigpen pf th9 ear
p " nut 1 and t Oil Division, tJ.S.D.A.;
'Washington, D.C.; Willie ,E. Lit
t J tie, '-( Field"' Representative North
I ) Carolina Farm Bureau; The mem
....'ber8t)f th Legislative Committee
r present consisted of Sam N. Clark,
; Jr., of Tarboro J. 0. Jenkins, Au.
: Zander; G. W. Bennett, Oak City;
; Paul F. Edmond, Gatesville; Has-,
1 sell Thigpen, Tarboro; Marcus B.
'7- Braswell, Whitakers; and R. Flake
1 : Shaw, North Carolina Farm Bu
v ireau, Greensboro.
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t's About Time
C To Talk Turkey
1 'j . ;With Thanksgiving Day only a
?-week away,-it's time to talk tur
iey, according to ;Virgiwa,iWilson,
' State College "extension "nutritioo-
-' -4, Roast your turkey (netnodern
way, suggests Miss Wilson. It, will
v :'' be brown,' juicy, flavorful and ten-,
-4er. x .5
'. A -L Rub, the inside' cavity With salt
f '( teaspoon per pound of bird).. .
2, Fill the body nd" neck cavity
iwith'yiBrsfaverite stuffing but 99
f 9 immediately before roasting.
-.-Allow 94 to 1 cup stuffing per
; pound of ready-to-cook bird. . p
:i , 3. Truss by tying or skewering
down neck skin, legs and" wings.
Rub bjrd with melted' or' softened
unsallted fat '
: 4, Lay turkey on a rack in an
A open pan bn one side with Back up.
'Do not put any water iirpan.' '
i t. Cover bird with cheesecloth
which has been moistened with
, melted fat or a piece of ahjminum
v'Vfoil. I Let covering drop around
Bides of bird but do not tuck under,
'neath. , Roast, bird at a constant
Vow temperature (300 to 325 de
.'V grees) until tender, turning turkey
over to opposite side, still back up.
Turn breast up when bird is about
half done; ?' . -! .
. 6. Sprinkle melted fat over the
. cloth as "it becomes dry. .
7. Tedtf for donenesst move leg
viby grasping bone. . If ..drumstick:
' thigh joint' breaks or moves easily,
! the turkey is done. '
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Roast Turkey To Perfection
In Open Pan With Low Heat
By Nancy Carter ..'
Whether you are roasting a large or small turkey, cooking re
search shows that low heat is practical and convenient. No need to
worry about adjusting heat to the size of the bird the way cooks
used to do. Roasting time depends on just one thing, the weight of
the bird, so be sure you make a note of the weight when you buy
the bird. ""','.....:; '
Here's a tip worth remembering about buying. Half the battle's
Won when you buy a good turkey. That's why some super markets
think it very important to give you their private label assurance of
the finest, tenderest turkeys available, That label, too, carries a
guarantee so you have double protection and double assurance of
highest quality.
. Cooking the bird is simple. Just place the stuffed, trussed bird
on a rack in a shallow pan. Don't add water or cover the pan. To
protect the turkey from getting too brown and dry, place a loose
"tent" of aluminum foiKover the bird or a piece of thin cheesecloth
moistened in melted butter or margarine. Several times during roast
ing baste the turkey with the pan drippings. Plan the cookine so
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uic tunic.? win ue uune auuui uue nan nour aneaa 01 ainner time.
Let it stand in a warm place to make the meat juicy and carving lght ls CominS- Mrs- Lnea
easier. -..',. -v, 'had charge of the devotional,
:f.:-yC.; ;--t,'t;;. 'J': tan-MOKUT , . ' - ing the HUh Psalm. ; ' V-ti
l,SJ1IIX.,:jtcrists
Lose Driving Rights
: In a summary of license ravok
able traffic offenses for October,
the Sta,te Department of Motor Ve
hicles says that 1,934 Tar Heel Mo
to rists, lost their operator's per
mit following convictions ranging
from drunk driving to incompe
tency. . , -
Drunk driving offenses, as usual,
led the October summary with 980
convictions. . This was followed by
speeders with 550 cases,, most of
which were in the over 70; mph
bracket. ,.,:.V;;
Other convictions reported dur
ing the month were driving after
license revoked or suspended (fur
ther penalties) 76, reckless driv
ing (two counts) 126, habitual vio.
lator 48, transporting intoxicants
34, improper use of driver's license
30, manslaughter sever and incom
petency five. ' "j '
From January through October,
the report stated, the vehioles
agency had withdrawn the legal
driving privileges of 21,303 motor
ists. , .
CLUB MEETS -
The Beech Spring Home Demon
stration Club held its regular
monthly meeting on November 8
with Mrs. Jake Chesson, Jr.
Mrs. Joe Layden, president, pre
sided over the meeting, beginning1
with all singing "Work . For the
Night Is Coming." Mrs. Chesson
us-
We have just nreoared a new booklet
tested recipes for stuffings, how to make perfect grayy, how to
cools the bird, step-by-step pictures for carving turkey, and some
excellent recipes for leftover dishes. If you'd like this free booklet
write to me, Nancy Carter, P. O. Box 4358, Atlanta, Ga. Just men
tion "turkey" on vour card or letter -
. Belvidere News
The secretary, Mrs. Wille Lamb,
read, the .October minutes which
were approved and called, the roll
with 13 - members and 1 visitor
present. . Both old and new busi
ness wag discussed; during the dis
cussion it was. planned to exchange
gifts at the December meeting as
was the annual custom.
In the absence ,'of the Home
Agent, Mrs. Joe A. Webb, Jr., Mrs.
Joe-Perry gave a demonstration on
"Culture of House Plants," in
which each member took part and
found it very interesting. '
Mrs. Wayland Howell conducted
the recreation which was a stunt
with Mrs. W. J. Perry winning; the
prize. - Also during the social hour
Fall Achievement Day was discuss
ed which had been held a short time
previous. The club was proud they
had won the gavel for attendance.
Mrs. Chesson, hostess, served re
freshments. CIRCLE MEETS
The Mary Long Circle of Bethel
Baptist Church met Monday night,
November 14, at the home of Mrs.
Stanley Blanchard, with Mrs.
Thomas Fleetwood as joint hos
tess. "Love Lifted Me" was used as
the opening hymn, after which all
prayed together the Lord's Prayer.
Mrs. Elliott Layden gave a most
interesting Thanksgiving program
with several members taking part.
Mrs. Stanley Blanchard, presi
dent, presided over the business
session. It was decided to give the
value of our Christmas gift to the
Lottie Moon Christmas offering in
stead of exchanging gifts as usual.
The December meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. D. J. Stoner. The
meeting was dismissd with prayer
by Mrs. D. J. Stoner.-; - ) i ' ; '
, Mm. Wade Jordan won the prize
for the contest. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the host
esses. Others present were Mes
dymes Elton Harrell, Julian Long,
Irvin Long, Dewey Perry, Jr., Jo
seph Proctor and Emmett Long.
TRY A WKEKLY CLASSIFIED
Worn Bedspread
Makes TV Square
:' A worn cotton bedspread may
still have some good sewing ma
terial left in it. "
Useful and attractive "television
squares' can be made with some of
the fabric. Buy a roll of cotton
batting for cushioning material.
Make the squares 4 inchet deep '
30 inches wide. Cover th cot
cushioning with the bedspread f-"-ric
and add a snowy moss fringe ci
bright piping fo? trim. v;: i :
' These cushions also -can go or
side to terrace or yard for pienk.
and barbecues. . v 5 '
you to make an argu. 1
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NEXT TO PERQUIMANS HIGH SCHOOL
Phone 3S81
Hertford, N. C, '
Week-end guests of the Rev. and
Mrs; D. Virgil Pike included the
Oak Hill Quartet including Gar
land Crawford, Bill Thomas, Chas.
Edwards, Miss Francis Carmichael
and their pianist, Miss Caroline
Hill and Jerry Tolley, all' of High
Point. ; -:J . ' 1 - --' ,
Mrs. T. C. Perry went to the
Albcmaetf Hospital Monday -and
had a.pint of blood drawnV CtiJ
Sunday Visitors ; with . Jllrvv and
Mrsi , Thurinan Riddick; were Mr
encL. Mrs. -Carl Bristowjand .two
chfldren( Frank; Vja Jj ;
Miss Mildred White of Richmond,
Ind.,' gave; .very, interesting ,talk
on fiends work jn Africa at Piney
Woods ?-Ch'u'rch,' Sunday? evening;
While' here she' was the Sunday
evening guest of 'Miss Margaret
and Miss-Lucy-White and the over
night' guesjt of Mr.?' and Mrs. Jay
Winslow, , . ' ,:. . : .. ' ..
Peggy, the little daughter of Mr.
arid Mrs.; Charles Layden, "who
spent a part of last week in the
AlDemarle Hospital for treatment
is home now and getting along
nicely.-;: i ':.v1,;Y't"'1'1v. r,;v
Sunday dinner guests of the Ed.
win SL White family were the Rev.
and Mrs. Waldo Woody .of Ram-
seur. I
Thursday visitors with the T. C.
Perry family were Marshal Duncan
and Charles Gregory of Shiloh; al
so their Sunday guests were Mrs
Lula Walker of Camden, Mr. and
Mrs. William Winslow and two
children of Whiteston.
CIRCLE MEETS
The" Blanche Meekins Circle held
its recular monthly meeting Fri
day night,'' November 11, at 7:45
Ib'clock with Mrs. Ben Owens. Tho
meeting was called to order by the
president by all standing for a mo
ment of silent prayer and medita
tion then all singing together. "My,
Country, Tis of Thee." The roll
was called arid minutes read and
approved. .
' After business matters were tak
en care of Mrs. Hazel Matthews
had charge' of the devotional and
Mrs, 'Ben Owens had charge of the
program. The subject "Women in
the Church" was the topic of the
program with Mrs. John N, Wins
low, Mrs. Preston Nixon and Mrs.
Owens taking part. - n
'; AU joined in singing "Jesus Calls
TJs." The meeting dismissed with
'prayer by Mrs. Louis Howell.- Re
freshments were served by the hos.
tess. 5 . .
" NOTICE OF" RE-SALE OF
iiAL ESTATE
V-i'.Whereag withia the time limit allowed
rby lawman advanced bid was filed for the
4 purchase ? of real estate owned by Rev.
'WrayXSAith in Perquimans County, the
undersigned will resell the said real estate
at public-auction, at the Home Place on
Saturday, November 19th, 1955 at 10:30,
o'clock.A. M.
. The three Tracts will be offered for sale
as a whole with bidding to start at
'$15,015.OU . . ,t ;
Sale will be conducted on same terms as
, any statutory judicial sale.
, , Required deport,1 10 of selling price",'
remainder within CXdays. . .
Seller reserves the right to accept or re-'
ject cnyjrjali b jds.;) c ;,j C ; ,
. None of the i)resenti crops included in a
this offerings f r l , t. , ?. ;
; Successful bidder will come t in posses
? sict Jansry3? 195ft, I &;4 1 g-1; if
Sale will 1 be held at the Home Place,
: Tract No. 1, just off the, Smithtown-Bagley
- Swamp Road, just opposite and in front of
the Pilgrim Church
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