Church notes
conduct regular Sunday morning
service* this Sunday with WUliam
Turner in charge of the Sunday
Church School at t: 45 and pastor, J.L.
Willi, delivering the morning
meaaageatll.
Music during the worship service
will be presented by the H.V White
Choir.
On Wednesday night, at 7 p.m..
Midweek prayer service will be held
at the church.
Superintendent R.B. Gibb will be in
charge of the Church School this
Sunday morning at First Baptist
The morning worship will follow
with psstor. J.H. London, preaching
from the subject: "Playing Second
Piddle". The young adult choir will
sing under the direction of Mr. Larry
Felton. organist. The Youth Ushers
will be la charge
A celebration of the Young Adult
Choir's anniversary will be held at 2
p.m. that afternoon. Many singing
groups and choirs of the area will be
present with their special guest being
the "Mighty Clouds of Faith." of
Elisabeth City.
Rev. London, host pastor, invites all
choirs and friends of music to be
present. '
Later, that evening at ? p.m.. the
James Boyd Gospel Union will
present a program at the church. Also
present will be the Starlight Gospel
Singers, the United Gospel Singers.
and the Heavenly Keys, all of
Elisabeth CRy, the Shiloh Male
Chorus, the Gates County Caravan of
Gateaville. and The Pertjuimini
County Male Chorus.
Everyone is invited to any or all of
these services.
Bay Branch AMB Eton Cftart* will
hold Sunday School at 16 a.m. with
Mrs. Esther Hunter, Superintendent,
in charge.
The Morning Worship will begin at
11: IS. The Senior Choir will sing under
the direction of Barbara Shannon,
organist.
At 1:90, a service will be given by
the Junior Usher Board. Rev. W.L.
Leigh, pastor, invites the public to
attend.
Juanita Bailey instructs a last week at the Agriculture Extension Office,
class in microwave cooking
Extension news
Juanita Bailey _
Some thirty-four county women
recently attended a Microwave
Workshop held at the County Office
Building. Major emphasis during this
workshop was focused on
microwaving meats.
Home Economics Extension Agent,
Juanita T. Bailey stated that
"microwaved meats cook in one third
to one half the time it takes to cook
them using your conventional range".
Homenukers preparing meats in
the microwave should realize that less
tender cuts of meat such as chuck
roasts need to be (1) cooked in liquid,
12) tightly covered and (3) cooked on
low to medium power setting in order
to be juicy and tender.
Bailey also cautioned those at
tending not to overcook meats.
"Always cook your meats the
minimum amount of time given in the
recipe. Allow for standing time, then
test for doneness. If its not cooked to
your satisfaction, return it to the oven
Card of Thanks
The family of Mrs.
Mattie M. Winslow
would like to express
sincere thanks to
friends, neighbors and
relatives for their kind
expressions of sym
pathy at the death of
our loved one.
The flowers, cards,
food, kind words and
especially prayers
were greatly apprec
iated.
May God bless yoif
all.
and continue to cook up to the
maximum time given in the recipe."
Workshop Favorite
CABBAGE BOLLS ITALIAN STYLE
Power Level: High (10) Time: 22-26
8 large cabbage leaves (from outer
layers of cabbage)
Vi c. water
In 3-qt. casserole dish, place cab
bage and water. Cover. Microwave at
High for 7-9 minutes, or until leaves
are pliable.
Meat Mixture
1 lb. ground chuck beef
legg
1 c. pkged., precooked ( minute) rice
3 T. chopped onion
1 1. salt
While cabbage is cooking, mix
together ground beef, egg, rice, onion
and salt. Divide meat mixture into 8
equal portions. Place one portion on
each partially-cooked cabbage leaf
and roll meat into leaf, securing with
Note of Appreciation
The family of Dennis
Cartwright would like
to thank everyone
who remembered us
in any way during the
illness and death of
our loved one. For the
beautiful flowers,
cards, food, visits,
prayers and all other
acts of kindness shown,
we are thankful. God
bless each of you.
The Family
toothpick if necessary. Return to 3-qt.
casserole, placing rolls seam-side
down.
It is easier to form cabbage rolls if
you shape the meat mixture into rolls
about 3 inches long. Place each meat
roll on the base of the cabbage leaf
over the heavy vein. Fold the sides of
the leaf over the meat and roll up.
Secure the roll with a wooden pick if
necessary.
Sauce
2 8-oz. cans tomato sauce
1 T. sugar ~
1 1. oregano
Blend tomato sauce, sugar and
oregano. Pour over cabbage rolls.
Cover casserole. Microwave at High
for 15 to 17 minutes, rotating dish
turn and basting with sauce after 9
minutes. Yield: 8 cabbage rolls.
Card of Thanks
I want to thank
everyone who remem
bered me in any way
while I was a patient
in Albemarle Hospital
and since my return
home, and especially
the many churches.
Your thoughts, cards,
prayers and other acts
of kindness will always
be appreciated.
Travis White
?*" For your informotion
Dear friends,
We try in this
series of 'open let
ters' to provide the
public with infor
mation on funeral
arrangements and
death benefits which
is not readily avail
able elsewhere. If
at any time you have
questions not an
swered here, we
welcome your visit
or phone call to
bring your query to
our attention.
Respectfully,
Heart Fund elects officers
Mrs. Ben Thaeh, President and
Fund Railing Chairman of the
Perquimans County Heart
Association, has announced the
following list of officers for the 1N2
Heart Fund Campaign.
Mrs. Archie T. Lane. Jr. will be the
secretary, Roy Chappell, Jr. will
serve as treasurer and Memorial
Gifts Chairman; Miss Juanita Divers
is the Public Information Chairman;
Asa Richardson, the Special Benefits
Chairman; and Mrs. Charles Murray
will serve as Special Gifts Chairman.
Miss Elaine Pritchard will be the
High School and Health Careers
Chairman. The Health Careers Club
will sponsor Balloon and Tag Days at
the school.
Mrs. Erie Haste. Jr., will be the
Hertford Business Day Chairman and
Jack Symons will chair the Winfall
Business Day.
Rural Heart Fund Chairman will be
Mrs. Paige Underwood. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Juanita Bailey who
will be in charge of the 4-H clubs.
Heart Sunday Captains for Hertford
are Mrs. Emmett Landing, Mrs.
Charles Harrell, and Mrs. J.H. Towe.
Captains for Winfall will be Mrs.
Walter Humphlett. Jr. and Mrs.
Robert Newton.
Hertford Mayor Bill Cox
presents Heart Fund
President Mrs. Ben Thatch
yesterday with a
proclaimation stating that
February will be Heart Fund
Month.
People briefs
Mrs. Crafton Matthews spent a few
days last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Fraizer Miller at Virginia Beach. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Winslow and
family were weekend guest of Sgt.
and Mrs. Will Green at Beaufort. S.C.
Miss Donna Thach, student at ECU.
Greenville, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Thach,
Jr.
Mrs. Ann Young and John Young
were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Blackwell at Centreville, Va.
While there, they visited friends in
Lancaster. Pa. .also.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Chesson and
family of Raleigh spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Chesson.
Miss Sue White of Virginia Beach.
Va. spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Julian White.
Miss Ann Rogerson is spending
some time with her mother. Mrs.
LaClaire Rogerson.
Mrs. Frazier Miller of Virginia
Beach. Va. was a weekend guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Crafton Matthews.
Mrs. Dick Brewer spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Annie
Corey, at Williamston. ?
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Naomi Bright, Mrs. Steve
Perry, Sr., Lloyd Lane. Earl Riddick,
and Elton La.vden are patients in
Albemarle Hosptial.
Senior calendar
The following is a schedule of events
for the coming week at the
Perquimans County Senior Center
located on Grubb Street in Hertford.
?Feb. 4 ? Ceramics, 9:30; Bible
Study Class, 1-3 p.m.
?Feb. 5 ? Resthome Retreat at
Center, 10 a.m.
?Feb. 8 ? Macrame Class, 9-12;
Home and Personal Security Talk, 1
p.m.
?Feb. 9 ? Basket-weaving Class,
9:30-4.
?Feb. 10 ? Aerobic Dance, 10 a.m.; <
Bingo, 2-4 p.m.
?Feb. 11 ? Ceramics, 9:30; Bible
Study Class and Luncheon, 12-3 p.m.
Would you like to make your home
safe from intruders? Do you know
how to defend yourself if attacked?
What type of locks are right for your
home? Are you a single woman living
alone and concerned with your per
sonal safety?
Answers to these questions cal be
heard at the Senior Center on
February 8, at 1 p.m. Marshall
Merritt, Hertford Police Chief, will be
the speaker.
Card of Thanks
I would like to thank
the Perquimans County
Rescue Squad and
everyone who remem
bered me while I was
in the hospital and
since my return home,
and for the gifts,
flowers, cards and
visits. It made me
realize how nice it is
to have friends. Thanks,
Bob Spivey
Mrs. Anniebelle Whitley and Mrs.
Seymour Chappell have returned
home from Albemarle Hospital.
Lane wins
BNC program
Daisy G. Lane is one of the winners
of the Bank of North Carolina's 1981
Incentive Program, it was announced
recently by President and Chief
Executive Officer, Charles F. Merrill.
A native of Perquimans County, Ms.
Lane won Second Place in the
statewide promotion. The purpose of
the Incentive Program was to in
crease sales efforts and bring in new
deposits, and was open to every tank
employee.
Ms. Lane joined BNC in 1977 and is a
member of the -Jaycettes, the P:*T.A.
and is a Band Booster. She has' one
daughter. Sheri, age 14.
Card of Thank s
I would like to thank
everyone for rememberirtg
me in any way wl^|e I wfas
in Pitt Memorial and
Chowan Hospitals wi'th
your prayers, flowers,
cards, visits and every
act of kindness. It makes
me realize anew how won
derful it is to have good
family and friends who
care. May God bless each
of you.
Addie N. Keegan
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