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'NEW YORK (ED)? Just as sure as a young man's fancy turns to love, the fancy? and plans? of a suburbanite turns to barbecues, picnics, and beach parties at the first sign of balmy weather. Life outdoors is easy with all the "portables' around? everything from hamburger grills to soft drink coolers to television sets. And now, dining al fresco is even more of a joy with portable shortcake! Banana-Berry "Tote" Cake is old-fashioned shortcake filled with mounds of whipped cream, tarrst raw berry halves, and sweet and mellow banana sliccs. r f _ Bake the shortcake from packaged biscuit mix. Cool, and leave in the pan. Fluff up whipped topping mix and spoon it into a con tainer. Slice and lightly sugar the strawberries and put them into another container. (Or take along frozen strawberries .) , The bananas are already totable-neatly packaged by Nature in their own protective skins. But be sure to put them into the basket gently so as not to bruise the tender fruit. At the picnic site, just split the cake, slice the bananas, assemble the "tote," and enjoy! i BANANA-BERRY "TOTF." CAKE 2 cups package biscuit mix Vi cup cold milk M> cup milk _ 2 bananas 2 tablespoons melted butter at 2 cups fresh strawberries, silted, H cop mashed banana 93 lightly sugared or 1 package (2 ox.) whipped 1 package (10 ox.) froren topping mix strawberry halves Combine biscuit mix, milk, butter and mashed banana; blend thor oughly with fork. Roll dough around on board lightly dusted with biscuit mix or flour; knead gently ? Id 10 times. Pat dough evenly in bottom of greased 8-inch round layer cake pan. Bake In hot oven (425?F.) 18 to 20 minutes, or until golden brown. Cool; Carry to picnic in pan. Prepare whipped topping mix according to package directions using V4 cup cold milk; pack in covered container. Pack sliced, sugared strawberries In container. (Or take package of frozen berries out of freezer just before packing basket and allow to defrost en route.) At desaert time, split shortcake In half crosswise; fill with half the sliced bananas, strawberries, and whipped topping; place top half of short cake over filling. Top with remaining bananas and berries; spoon rest ? .of whipped topping over all. Make* 6 tp 8 servings. GIVE HER SOMETHING from fCcUetfk. for HER GRADUATION SUCH AS ? DRESS ? HANDBAG ? LINGERIE ? HOSIERY ? SPORTSWEAR ? JEWELRY fCaletfH 236 SOUTH ELM ST. For Fun?Stm and Surf, Visit ? RIVIERA MOTOR LODGE Atlantic Beach, South Carolina Phone 272-5064 Mr. and Mrs. Thaxton C. Dixon, Prop. AIR CONDITIONED T.V. Home: Route 10 Box 578, Greensboro, N. C. Phone 274-8780 DEATHS AND FUNERALS MRS. BESSIE MARSH | Mrs. Bessie Marsh age 76, ol 801 L. Dunbar Street died Friday, May 22 at Cone Mem-j orial Hospital alter a brief ill ness. Funeral services were held Monday at 2:00 p-m. from the St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Come not, N. C. Survivors are: 4 daughters, Mrs. Mildred Brewington ol Bronx, N. Y., Mrs. Bertha Batch er ol Washington, D. C., Mrs. Bessie Jane Cox ol Sanlord, N. C., and Mrs. Erma Donnell ol Greensboro; 4 sons, Paul Marsh ol Washington, D. C., Banks Marsh ol Mt. Vernon, N. Y., Edward and Charles Marsh ol Greensboro; 20 grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchildren. Hargett Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. MR. WILLIAM (BILL) YOUNG Mr. William (Bill) Young, former resident ol Greensboro, died at his home in Youngstown, Ohio, alter a briel illness. Funeral Service will be held Friday in Youngstown. Survivors include a son and a brother, and 2 aunts, Mrs. Addle McPhider and Mrs. Georgia Mc- j Phider both of Greensboro, a host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. Courtesy of Hargett Funeral Home. i MBS. BLANCHE MOORE j Mrs. Blanche Moore, age 65, of Route 2 Brown Summit, N. C? died Wednesday, May 20 at L. Richardson Memorial Hos pital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. from Pop lar Grove AME Church, with Rev. M. L. Johnson officiating. Interment followed in Green- 1 hall Cemetery. Survivors are, 2 sons, Mr. Robert Hayes of Stokland, Calif. Mr. Lee Moore of Greensboro, 2 step-sons, Mr. Lonnie Moore of Greensboro and Mr. Fletcher Moore of Brooklyn, N. Y., 3 daughters, Mrs. Sarah Settle of Brown Summit, Mrs. Thelma Bass of Greensboro and Mrs. Mazie Cheek of the home; 1 step-brother, Mr. Willie Womack of Brown Summit; 1 aunt, Mrs. Roxie Summera of McLeans ville; 2 daughters-in-law, Mrs. Julia Moore of Greensboro and Mrs. Cassie Moore of Brooklyn, N.Y.; 3 sons-in-law, Mr. Thomas Cheek of Greensboro^ Mr. Rob ert Settle of Brown Summit and Mr. Norman Bass of Greensboro. Hargett Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. MR. WALTER L. BRATCHER Mr. Walter Lee Bratcher, age 67, a former resident of 1118 McGhee Street died at North Carolina Cancer Institute in Lumberton Saturday morning. May 23rd following several months illness. Funeral service was held Mon day, May 25th at 2:00 pjn. in Brown's Funeral Home Chapel. Burial followed in Piedmont Memorial Park. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Mageline Harris, and a sister, Mrs. Nannie Mae Brown, both of Greensboro. Brown's Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements. DRESS SHIRT DESTINY: more tone, greater style, much more ease of wear and care The graduate will appreciate French or button cuff. the short or long sleeve,
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