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the food bill
, ~ are whait we have
, with now or very soon. Gar
1J P " 1 ,, gcnf or fast going their
C ' n - .’"re in s forage or on the way.
• or " J ,m'v possible corner to keep
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f miiy food bin down and yet noc
ll '* f : ’ (U ‘ ‘ ~,n y of the necessaries how
m ‘ako up the weekly market
oi winter vegetables?
The range of possibilities Is fami-
Besides potatoes and sweetpo.
Lr; '„ oIW „r the other of which w*
WtC usually take for granted as run
,nal riv-ap in some part of tihe conn
Ji rI V rhe time we may put down th*
vegetables i n 'ht'e cia-sse
'"‘ n hf Bureau of Home Economic
fa> V r S Department of Agricu.
c ; the L
t“2;,.re are those that develop un
, ilound the roots including cat
turnips and beets also onion
* h‘rh are bulbs.
are the green leaves nedudin
, M(ro gale collards spinach and tn
cib ™L One or more of these wil
! 1P found all through the winter i
3 nie market cabbage doubtles
everywhere.
There are pumpkin and squasl
uj-h are now making th‘» fields am
roadsides gay with color.
Th'-n there are indoors the cannec
and dried summer vegetables whic'
“ niay have put up yourself o
wliioh you can b U y at restively lov
Co ct n the store. At. the top of thi
eonie canned ’cmlutoies drie
dried peas and dried corn.
A!i those vegetables are low.price
3? a r ule everywhere. And they hav
the same or better food 1 values thm
the higher-priced vegetables—a fat
which helps considerably.
lt so happens also that mar / c
those combine well with ~u •
a staple as potatoes or with ceres!*
Thor have much i.‘ ..tar.'h and the
ah ecntribut4 mmeua* and viitanO
values needed to round out the or.
nary meal.
RECIPES
Vegetables an Ora tin
Mix two or more kinds of fresh
cooked or left-over vegetables sue'
a? string beans carrots and turnip
or cabbage and place i n Q shallov
baking dish. Pour over -the ve-ge
tables thin white sauce to whicJ
,heese has been added. Cover wit;}-
butt*red bread crumlbs and bake in
a moderate oven until the sauce bub
blfj and the crumtbs are brown.
Stuffed Onions
5 large mild onions
3 tablespoons butter or other fat
1-2 cup chopped peanuts
2 tablespoons chopped parsley
2 cups bread crumlbs {
1 teaspoon salt —pepper.
Skin the onions cut in half cress
wise simmer in salted water until al
most tender and drain. Remove th(
centers without disturb : ng the or to*
layers and chop fine. Melt 2 table
spoon? es the fat in a frying pan c.dc'
th 1 chopped onioni and cook for r
few minutes. Push the vegetables tr
one side melt the remaining fat snd
add to it the bread crumlbs peanut
salt and pepper then combine w’tf
the vegetables. Fill the onion shell
with the stuffing cover and bake It
a moderate oven for about 30 mlnu
M. G. EVANS
Phones 162-163.
A full assortment of fresh vegetables and fruits
for week-end shoppers.
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Honey Cream Cakes
Pound and Raisin Cakes
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Angel Food Cakes !
Assorted Layer Cakes
Cream Puffs, Chocolate La Clairs
Cup Cakes —Assorted Flavors
Pecan Rolls—Raisin Bread
Rye Bread or with Carroway Seed
French Rolls and Loaves.
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Paul In Asia Minor ILLUSTRATED SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON By ili* Rev. Alvin E. Bell
... 11. ........
It was twelve years after Christ’s ascension and
the church’s missionaries had gotten scarcely 300
miles from Jerusalem when the church at Anti
och prayed and laid their hands upon Barnabas
and Saul and sent them out as the very first for
eign missionaries.
tee or until the onions are tender.
Remove the cover from the baking!
dish during the last of the cooking \
so the onions will brown on top. If
desired use peanut butter instead of .
chopped! peanuts working it into the
bread crumb stuffing.
Cabbage and Carrot Salad
Chop cabbage and carrots together
and serve on a cabbage leaf with
cooked salad dressing. Add chopped
peanuts if desired.
Cooked Salad Dressing
1 teaspoon salt
Musta rd
Dash, of white pepper
Paprika
3 tablespoons flour
2 tablespoons sugar
1 cup milk
1 egg
6 tablespoons vinegar
2 tablespoon.* butter or other fat.
Sift the dry ingredients together to
mix them thoroughly add the cold
milk stir until well blended then
cook 10 minutes longer. Beet the
egg until very light and add some of
the hot mixture to the egg gradually.
Then combine and cook the who! 3
mixture a few minutes longer. Add
the vinegar slowly stir and continue
to cook until fairly thick; then add
the butter or other fat.
Wife Preservers
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To keep baked potatoes hot for a
long time, bake as usual, then turn
off heat and wrap each potato sep.
arately in several thicknesses of
newspaper. Return to warm oven,
but do not relit-JiL
HENDERSON, (N.C.) LAILY DISPATCH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, loai
Paul In Asia Minor
THE WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
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Mark 16<15—“And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and
preach the gospel to the whole creation.”
(The International Uniform Lesson
on the above topic for Oct. 22 is Acts
13 and 14, especially 13:1-5, 13-15,
14:19-23, the Golden Text being Mark
16:15, “And he said unto them. Go
ye into all the world, and preach the
gospel to the whole creation.”)
By DR. ALVIN E. BELL
Twelve years had passed since our
Lord ascending into heaven had com
missioned his disciples to “be wit
nesses unto the uttermost part of the
earth,” and the church was st>!l hug
ging the shore of the Mediterranean
sea, having reached out to Antioch in
Syria, scarcely 300 miles from Jeru
salem.
Antioch had the mission spirit of
Christ. It was wonderfully blessed in
its spiritual leadership having in its
membership "prophets and teachers
•and Symeon and Lucius, and Man
naen and Saul.” But its dominating
force was centrifugal rather than cen
tripetal. So it gladly acceded to the
command of the Holy Spirit, “Separate
me Barnabas apd Saul'for the 'work.
whereun’-o‘l haye called;them. So th4y
being* sen.ff fourth by the Holy Spirit,
weVtV. down to SeJencia; and from
thslice they sailed to Cyprus.”
Tne Gospel Puts to Sea.
Thus the gcsepl for the first time
put out to sea. It was the year 45
A. D., and this is the first of Paul’s
great wcrid missionary journeys. It
was a joutney that was to take Paul
and Barnabas through Cyprus and the
heart of Asia Minor for the next five
or six years, by land and sea some 1,-
500 mile?, through perilous mountains
and hostile cities. No church ever la>d
upon the altar a richer missionary of
fering, nor one that meant more in
self-d.eniai than this church on its
best teachers and sept them away to
be the church’s first foreign mission
aries.
, , A Personal Study
Ah interesting study in personnel is
afforded us just here in the historical
record as: Luke makes the shift from
the .term ‘ Barnabas and Saul” to “Paul
and his company” and “Paul and Bar
nabas.” Thus the leadership of Paul
emerges. From this point his over
towering personality dominates the
New Testament. His work being large
ly among Gentiles, we find his name
changing too, from the He
brew “Saul” (to the Roman “Paul.”
John Mark, the third member of the
party cousin of Barnabas, deserted
the party as they reached the main-
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They set sail for Cyprus and traveled through
the island. Here Elymas, a sorcerer, opposed
Paul in his effort to preach to the governor, and
Paul rebuked him and struck him with blindness.
From Cyprus they went into Asia Minor, per
haps traveling 1,500 miles in aIL.
land of Asia Minor. Just why, wheth
er illness or homesickness, or just a
plain “yellow streak,” we are not told
*Paul puri shed him for it seven years
later when Barnabas wanted to take
him with them on meir second jour
ney and Paul refused. But Mark later
made good, even with Paul, who 20
years after this of Mark,
that “Hg >s profitable to me for the
ministry.’’ So Mark should be an en
couragement to all whose early blun
ders and failures have brought them
into disrepute ,that they may yet make
good in ihe very things whersin once
they failed.
“In Perils in the Wilderness”
Pisidian Antioch, Iconium, Lystra
and Derbe are the cities touched in
Paulis 300 mile crusade for Christ into
the heart of Asia Minor. On every
hand they met with bitter persecution
for the most part emanating from the
synagogues in these cities. His mes
sage everywhere was Jesus, crucified
and risen SoA of and '"(through
this man is' prfeaphed ui#o'" you .the
forgiveness-gf sins.” The jjjerlecutiort
culminifctgd tti.Lustra,where Paul was'
■ Atoned and out Os the City and
left for dead. And yet;..after all the
perils' encountered,' -they’retaced their
steps, “confirming .the souTs of the
disciples and exhorting them to con
tinue in the faith.” Returning home;
“they gathered the church together’
and rehearsed all things that God
had done with them,” giving God all
the glory for the triumphs of the gos
pel.
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countries in Europe in natural re
sources .
Wife Preservers
Rubbing bacon or olive oil ovbt
potatoes before baking keeps the
skins from shriveling and adds la
the flavor.
When they reached the main land of Asia Minor,
John Mark deserted the party and went back
home. He was young and probably homesick.
Seven years later when his cousin Barnabas
wanted to take Mark on a second tour Paul re
fused. But Mark later “made good” even with
Paul..
Rural Churches
NEW SANDY CREEK BAPTIST.
Rev. L. B. Reavis, pastor.
Sunday school meets at 2 p. m., :
Oscar Hoyle, superintendent.
Preaching at 3 o’clock by the pastor ]
B. Y. P. U. meets at 7 o’clock with
Miss My’tie Hoyle in charge.
Pastors Note. —The services have
been changed from fourth Sunday
morning to afternoon but no changes
for the other Sundays.
Reynolds Is Set
For 21 Speeches
(Continued from Page One.)
m.; Frai klin, 8 p. m. Monday, Nov.
£, Asheville, 8 p. m.
The repeal forces so far have not
attempted to put on a spectacular cam
paign, Mr. Murphy said .because its
leaders have felt that the issues at
stake are divorced from political par
tisanship and not of a nature to be
best presented by ballyhoo and sena
'tionalism. But he is confident that
there will be a large majority in the
State foi repeal by the date of the
election.
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ADVERTISING
Last Week
Advertising Is A Better
Investment Now Than
Ever Before
Says GEN. HUGH S. JOHNSON,
National Recovery Administrators
: “There is no longer any reasonable doubt that the]
. public is beginning to shop again and to' loojc towards.4l,
r; -
‘‘American industry >ihU|t; ljfdp the public to find
• , gopds it needs. ■■
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ican public looks to advertising for NEWS of good
merchandise and good values.
“There has never been a time when the public was so
alert for news, as now. Events have moved so rapidly
that people would be completely ignorant of what is
going on if they did not closely follow the press.
“This tremendous public interest in NEWS can be
capitalized by American industry. And the way to do
it is to place the ndws about a good value or a good pro
duct side by side with the other news of the world.”
Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) HUGH S. JOHNSON,
National Recovery Administrator.
(From letter to leading manufacturers and advertisers of America, dated Sept. 29, 1933)
Use Newspaper Advertising—lt Pays Always
But NOW as Never Before!
Read The Daily Dispatch—lt Brings You the News of
World Events and News of New Merchandise
and Good Values
At Lystra, they first wanted to worship them as
gods and later they stoned and dragged Paul out
df the city and left him for dead. But as his
friends stood about weeping Paul revived and
arose and went back into the city and continued
to preach about Jesus’ death and resurrection.
GOLDEN TEXT—Mark 16:15.
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