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WOMEN'S
NEWS
ontjj^e andcfoeie
.: ... ·
yw^M&a* --«».i-.
BY BRENDA STOCKS
Never have I met a more
interesting person than Miss
Barbara (Bobbi) Suggs, orgin
i«lly from the Guide commun
ity of our fine county.
Bobbi has been doing mis
sionary education work under
the guidance of the Wesleyan
Methodist Church council for
nearly seven years in San
Juau, Puerto Rica.
I have written an inform
ative story concerning Bobbi's
work and Puerto Rican cus
toms which appears today cn
the front page. Those of you
who know Bobbi, like her, I'm
sure. Her kindness and friend
ly personality gives the Puer
to Ricans high ideals of the
American woman.
Below is a recipe which is
famous in Puerto Rica. Girls,
lets try it! Bobbi says its her
favorite.
CHICKEN ASOPAO
(chicken and rice)
1-2 Vi pound ready to cook
chicken
2 tablespoons lard
2 ounces chopped smoke
ham
1 chopped union
1 chopped green pepper
2 chopped tomatoes
1 ground clove gallic
2 cups rice
2 teaspoons salt
6 cups water
1 tablespoon mustard
Vi cup olives
1 cup peas
4 pimentos
V4 cup Parmesan cheese
Cut chicken in small serv
! ing pieces, rub cach piece with
sail anu garlic. Drown it in
lard, tuen add ham, onion, (<;·
mato i>nd ptpper. Cover and
' simmer for half an hour. Rc
I move bones from chicken anJ
ι put it again in the pot, add
ι water, mustard and olives aw'
cook for five minutes, thi η
I add rice, season to taste anu
simmer until the rice is tend
er and still moist. Garnish
j with peas, strips of pimento
I and grated cheese. The asopao
must be served immediately as
soon as removed from heat
otherwise it will dry out. (6
to 8 servings).
Mr., Mrs. Grainger
Fete Cbttrcb Workers
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Gra
inger of Green Sea entertain
ed the workers of Green Sea
Baptist Church with a chicken
barbecue supper Monday night,
April 1, at 7:00 at the Churcfi.
Cakes wore baked and fur
nished by Mrs. John demons,
Mrs. Daniel Powell. Mrs. Way
ne Elliott, Mrs. Nathan Bella
my, Mrs. Sammy Strickland,
and Mrs. Art Hufford, Jr.
A meeting was held after
ward in which the duties ol
church workers were the top
ic. Talks were given by Mrs.
Sophia Blanton and Bradley
Grainger.
Carl Stocks is recuperating;
nicely at his home here follow
ing surgery at James Walker
Hospital, Wilmington.
«■V.^wMMOBE
FOl.'k TABOK CITY DIKT DOBBKUS (ΐ \PI)KN C M B members are shown prunning
shrubbery at (lir primary sfhuul kuildii·!! here. This ac li\c club. 20 members slroiiK, started
(he M'hwii cn.unds bctutif^Htlun .»rogram four years a»:«·. Kvergretns are presently being
planted and p?ans are it· ami flower? next y -nr. i'trlu.·ed from left lu right are: Mrs.
Horace Carter, Mrs. Cd Wright, Λ/rs. li. ι'ιΝί'-ιι, Jr. tad Mrs II. (·. Danieron.
• I'linto by Wicker)
County k^wm Demonstration
Clubs Me District Offices
Piano Musicals
Will Be Held
r
NextWednesdoy
Tin· first ant! second year
students from tin· piano class 1
υί Mrs. Martha B. Bruton will !
present its annual afternoon '
niusicule next Wednesday aft
ernoon, April 10 at 3:15 p. m.
in the Tabor City school audi- !
torium with each student pr· - i
seiitin:; a varied group of
numbers.
An outstanding feature ol
] the event each year is the |rt
; forniance of original composi
j lions written by the stuck·:!'..; 1
ι themselves..
Those participating are as
follows with the titles of their
creative work:
Colleen 11 ticks "DISCO V
; FRY"
Wanda Survis "TWO OF
Λ KIND"
Willa S a r ν i s "LONG
AGO"
I^en llipps "1) Λ Ι) Ι) Y 'S
I DANCE"
Stepliunie Bruton "BLACK
1 POODLK"
Betty Gore "YOU DON'T
j SAY"
Catrina Ktanleey "TOSS
| I NO TIIF BALL,"
Sheryl Norris "An ΑΓΚ
1 IL SUNSET"
Deborah Gaskins "AN
! FASTER IIΥΛΙΝ"
Rita river "SANDY ΜΑΒ
Ι CII WALTZ"
j Susan Cook ''ISABY'S
i TEARS"
Those performing from the j
iirst year class will be Cund- j
ace Butler and Tanja Dorman.
Another interesting feature |
for the afternoon will be the j
story of Cinderella told mi
I story and song accompanied
by Sheryl Norris—a composi
tion written by Ada Richter.
The public is cordially in
j vited to attend.
March Meeting Of
F. B. Garden Club
The monthly meeting of the
Fair Bluff Magnolia Garden >
Club was held Tuesday after- ,
noon at the home of Mrs.
Much Nance of Cerro Gordo.
Guest speaker for the pro- I
gram hour was Mrs. Haul !
Scott, Fair Bluff florist, intro- ι
duced by Mrs. Clyde Town
send. She talked on "Arrange
ments of Flowers and Contain
ers such as shells and drift
wood. She also discussed the
practical and effective use of
artificial and real flowers to
gether.
During the business session
presided over by Mrs. Μ. A.
Waddell. the nominating com
mittee reported that at the i
April meeting, they will pre
sent a slate of all prospective !
club officers.
It was also decided that the
club dues wiuld be paid at the
first meeting in September.
The club was informed tha» \
the Memorial tree planted .it
the entrance of the River
Bridge will be replaced by
McQueen's Nursery In the fall.
In Mrs. Nance's home an
unusual arrangemeent of but
tercups was on the center
table.
After the meeting delight
refreshments of angel hash
ind coffee were served the
club members.
J. F. Suggs of Chadbourn is
quite III at Columbus County
Hospital.
Columbus County Ηοην_»
D.-i:>t list· :i1 iii(i ( luL members
!· ti ll»· <1 fitim I he IStit Dis
!.ict Ι*ι. ·ι> lion iV.».t-tinij he'd
iii Kli/.;ib. thtown with tin· ΛΙ
Uneance Awar.S ami I9ri4
President .Mit S<r et.irv: Mrs
,1. IJatt h of White Mar*!)
;is Presiocnl uiul Mrs. II. 11.
Collins of Smyrna as Secret
pry. Miss Theliuu Minsen.
Southeast rn District Ikmiv
Kciimnniis Agent. installed the
officers.
Mrs. VV. I». CarhT of Smv
• n:i ri'S|M.iitU'<l to the Welcome.
Mrs. Walter Shaw of Kver
Ki'nn, >tat·· i· rres|JOh'.liiit4 se
cretary. bioU/'.l't meetings
I'roin the State Exccuti .'K
IJo; rd.
The morning session featur
ed Dr. Albert t-.d wards, min
istei of tii·· Kirst Presbyterian
Church 'ο Raleigh. as the·
nut'st speak· r His theme was.
the "fioun-M.ikers Itole in A
World ·.; ChiiiiRc." II«· com
pared a Itomemaker to a fill—
ing station attendant, <.Jne ol
the things he used as a draw
ing card to hold fancies to
gether was good home cooked
food which will always b; inj;
a husband and cinlmen homo
to the table.
An informative and enter
taining report was given by
the women in the form of a
•kit w'th Kip Van Winkh·.
Mrs. C iy While of New Hope
was the narrator for tin· Co
lumbus County group featur
ing improved housing and
house furnishings. Mrs. D. 11
Gasquc of Lebanon showed
a good study I .mp which was
made at lamp workshop. Mi"
Charles Page of Western
Prong and Mrs. Harold Ses
sions of White Marsh demon
strated the point system for
correct and incorrect dress.
Mi's. Bobby Sessions, County
Family Life Leader, discu'sed
selecting the Mother of th ·
Year. She introduced the '·
one, Mrs. Frances Session.,
and the IJW3 Mother of the
Year In in Columbus County,
Mrs. Homer Adams.
Fair Bluff PTA
To Fix Flagpole
The Fair Bluff Parent-Tea
cher Association Ικ-ld its Mar
ch meeting Monday evening
in tin· Fair Bluff sch<«»l aud
itoriuni at 7:30.
The mee'ing was called 1·»
order by the President, Mrs.
Thad Bethea. The business i
session was opened with th«.·
readinu of the minutes by the
secretary. Mrs. 'Γ. M. Scott.
The president then appoint
ed a nt minuting committee for
next year's officers. This com
• "ittee is composed of Mrs. J
R. Rabon. chairman: Mrs. 1,.
V. Reel, and Mrs. P. P. Ren
frow.
During the business session,
it was also decided that the
P. T. A. pay for the repair
of the Fair Bluff School flag- 1
uole Another Fair Bluff civic |
group is to donate a 50-sta»·
flax ·
ι ue program for the eve
ning consisted of an informal
discussion of various schoo!
problems after which the
meeting was adjourned.
Dr. and Mrs, R. L. Swoelcy
nttended the Southeastern Op-!
tomctrlc Society meeting
Thursday night In Lumberton
at Travelers Inn Steak House.
The program consisted of clin
ical aspects of Glaucoma and
Tonometer?,
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie P.
Salisbury of Florence an
nounce the birth of a daught
er. Suzanne Denise born Mar
ch L'(i at Saunders Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Sunsbury is the
former Miss Josephine Pridg
eu "I I .oris.
Mr. and Mrs. Donaid Hardee
announce the birth of a dau
ghter. Audrey Anne, born
March 27. and weighing 7
pounds and 8'·» ounces. Mvs.
Hardee is the former Miss
Hannah Hickman.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strickland
announce the birth of a grand
daughter. Κ i m b e r I e y Sue
Strickhnd. The baby's parents
are Dr. and Mrs. Alva Law
Ion Strickland of Tacoma,
Washington. The mother is the
former Miss Shelley Ann Phil
lips.
Mrs. Barnhill
Bridge Hostess
Members of the Town ami
Country Bridge Club met at
the home of Mrs. Lester Barn
hill Thursday evening.
High scorer was Mrs. Η. II.
Gibson. Others playing were
Mesdames Ed Norris. Eugene
Cook. II. B. Buwwkin. Jr.. Ned
Mutle··. Jiinm.v Dicus and John
Dorman.
">*te ision Schedule
Mom'ay. April 8
( 11 Intermediate &
Jr. Clo\ eroltes 4-H Clubs,
3:15 p. in.
Busy Bee 4-H Club, 7:3(1
p. in.
I.agle 4-H Club. 7:30 p. m.
Bishop Springs Community
Development Committees. 7:0(1
p. m.
Tuesday. April ί»
Livestock and Poultry Ref
erendum
Homcmakers HD, Clubhouse,
2:00 p. in.
Lebanon HD. Mrs. D. M.
Curric's 3:30 p. m.
Wednesday. April 10
New Hope HI), 3:30 p. m.
Union Valley HD, 2:30
p. m.
Agricultural Workers Coun
cil. 3:30 p. m.
Bethel Community Develop
ment. 8:00 p. m.
Thursday. April 11
Chadbourn HD. 2:00 p. m.
Prosper Community Deve
lopment, 7:30 p. m.
Sandy Plains Community
Development. 8:00 p. m.
Otilde Sponsoring Commit
(ee. 8:00 p. m.
Friday. April 12
North Tatum HD. 2:00 p. m.
Evergreen HD. 3-15 p. m.
WEDNESDAY MORNING
BRIDGE
M'rs. Sam Scott, Jr. was
hostess when the Wednesday
Morning Bridge Club met last
week at her home on Gapway
Hond.
Score prizes for the morn
ing progressions were won by
Mrs. A. H. Powell. Winning
second high was Mrs. R. A.
Meares.
Other players were Mi-s. B.
A. P<rwcll and Mrs. Guy L.
Bailey.
Amoret Rogers Is
7B Party Hoitoree
Miss Anioret Hosers, bride
Ή of Airil 13, was co!r
Undented Thursday even in·
/it*i a ki'chen shower at t'·
onip o' Mr«. Price Elvingtui·
Jr. in Fair Bluff.
Mrs. Wilbur Cole assist«,
with hostess duties.
Miss Rogers wore a love!'
•-'reeri woolen knit dress. Sh
was presented a white mum
corsage by the hostesses. Mrs.
ElVington invited the guests tr
out the honoree in the livinr
•'torn where a socii.1 perio<
ol lowed.
F'ill'jwin(i t*»is. t^e hostn-.
'nvit"d Huests into t*~e kitc'i
η fr.r refreshments. Ί » e t <bl
j verlai'l with a cutwork clot1
j vas centered with en arrai)«·.·
'Unt of daffodils with crystal
j · ur'e'abra btarintj buriinii· |
j white tapers.
tivrs. John C. Hogers, Jr
. i :ler-ip-l;<w of the bride-elect
M.ure'l ι uncli. Rri*'al cak -s j
pen ;ac * sandwiches, an
ilit·! were also serve«!.
Manv lovely and useful κι ft
vne r<.cciv"d by the !.onor«.i
i.r l'er kitehe?»
Atnon" fuse enjoying the
»arty with Miks Rogers wen
'.losdnnts J. Γ. Rogers. John
'{oßcr.", Jr., Mfrcui Turner,'
lobby Wadclell, Jun · V/af'dell,
>ο·> Barn s. R;ll Wa-Jdell
Also alt. n'ting were
j 'ames Rupert Roger·· of O.n
way, S. f., Neil Thompson,
Dill Floyd, Carineil Ilu^li»- .
' Ή
Miss Mildred Kethryn Kindler
To Wed RegmaSd W. Stanley
Λ·.Γ. ;'n I IV..!··;. Andrew Pi
le Liniler. of Lees ν le, ai
.ounce tin.· «nj{ago:Mfrit ·>
nr daughter. Mild·«.! KutS
yn, t» Reginald Wriylit htun
ey, sun of Mi. and Mr..
Personals
Eddie M. Gort* of Uoute 1
r&bor Cf'y is gelti.if! :.io:ri 1 .1.
it his home follu.ving i .u·
•nent from an ..utüinoLile ^ce
dent last Wednesday. lie w:
a patient at l.oris. Κ ho
I'ital until Monday.
Hay Wicker, associate eji*.
of The Triiiune, attended ill
North Carolina Kdito. iul W; i.
e:s Conference in ('hap I i!i!
last weekend.
liennie F Cox, li;» ο 'Ί.
Tabur City Ins improved fo?
lowing ley surges y ivce:it!\ .
McLeo l's Infirmary. (· !οη ·ι<·<·
S. C. where he rem..in:
patient.
Worth C. Miller of OnLii·'·.»
Canada is vacation in:1 ί ·
with relatives.
The inter« .-· <»Γ ·>ιϋ !.< 1
.■.•rid youth are tLe :»·*« 1 · t· <■:
mankind.
—Edrnnnd Stor··! in
Η. Κ. i·:· >· ί ami Πι ice Elving
t<>r. bi.
Liwr'it Μ ft uly St inloy. Sr. of
Loris. Th«.· w«*iidin;·. is planned
lor Juii· Γ. .hkI .Mil t kc plaeu
in Wiltcnbi·» :·. l.tilmjan Chur
ch ol [< · . *11· .
The iji'idovlfct w.is Ki'adu
J'teU fioru Uatcsburj - Lves
villc High School an ι is now
a junior at Newberry L'c'lvgi'.
The· bridf-grconi elect was
graduated fjoiu l.ori^ IJigli
Srfii.ol uui Γ» \ Ι·* ι ry Collet^.·
with in Λ. Γ. υ. ο·.· in Rollt
ic..l Kcii :.e · :;d II \:..y arid
s now t · ι' ·'»11 .·; at ( '.ind··!!
Military /'-.d iny, C Inden,
s.
Mrs. Ενα Mcvis
Circle Hostess
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