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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Louise .,s

ROAST CHICKEN WITH STUFF
FlNG - what wonderful vista
OF flavors, aromas, and appetizing
goodness that brings TO mind
It's the perennial holiday favoritc
and the proof of its success lies,
of course, in the stufflng. My
family likes the fiavor-rich, old
fashioned kind. One casy-docs-it
recipe they especially favor is
a Justright combination of celery,
onion, stuffins mix and Pet Eva
p0ratcd milk.
Pet combines all tho ingredient
richly blends the scasoninss
into one delicious flavor. And
because its doublc-rich, Pet serv-
cs as a binder, so no egg is neccs-
sary. Pet milk also adds wonder
ful moistncss. and helps TO
hold in those good chicken Juices
as they bake all through the
stuffing.
ROAST CHICKEN WITH STUF-
Fling made the easy Pet milk
way is holiday-good turns
any weekday meal into a banquet
too
ROAST CHICKEN WITH
STUFFINc:
3 Iables7. hot butter or marqs.
8 Tsblcsp. finely cut onion
J cup finely cot celery
. Tsblesp. hot butter or msras.
Finc
: cups pseksged sfvffin1 mix
"a cup PET Evsporsfed MiIk
fsee motel
BIB. roasting chicken
VI tessp. salt.
z Tsblesp. toft butter o. msro..
rine.
Cook onion and celery slowly
IN not butter until tender Take
from heat. Mix in well stuffinp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
BY COURT REPORTER

Sylvester Jones. AZ, CT 1923
East Garfield. Ford Motor
Company worker, was found
guilty of nonSupport of his es-
trangcd wife, Mrs Ruth Jones,
81, Ct 459 Emerson, and their
five minor children last week by
Recorders Judge John A. Ricca
and placed on one years proba-
ton for family support or Jail.
Jones, who earnings iJr the
first ten months of 1860, ac-
cording to police amounted to
S4.438.02.
Mrs. Jones said the last support
she received from her husband
was Si5 last December 10.
Judge Ricca ordered Jones TO
pay $50 a week for the support
( his family
The couple was married in
Bowling Green, Ohio. in l943 and
separated in 1855.
Junius Dcnard, 40. Ct 2725 LIS.
lie, was found guilty of scco-d
degree murder last week before
Recorders Judge w. Mckay Skill
man by jury CT eight women
md four men.
Denard was convicted of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21

The thugs escaped on foot.
John Thomas Dean, of 464l
Brush, was found dead last week
lying face down in an alley at
the rear Of 1853 Virginia Park.
The body was discovered by a
policeman.
There were no marks Of VIC
lcncc on the body, police said.
Alfonzo Bower 33. address I'M
known was dead on admittancc TO
Receiving Hospital last week from
1926 Brewster Of a gunshot wound
Of the chest.
Police said Bower was shot by
his 79-ycar-old grandfather. Ohio
Wilson, of the Brewster address.
They said Bower came TO visit
his grandfather Sunday morning.
lie had been drinking and be.
came abusive and used profan.
NY. During the stay Bower ALLEGED
to have threatened Wilson and
another tenant He left the adj
dress about 3 pm. Sunday and
returned at 5 pm. lie pushed his
way into the home and attacked
ms grandfather.
Police said the aged man was
Knocked to the floor He raised
himself from the floor and pro.
duccd a IL guagc shotgun from
behind a door and fired the fatal
shot.
wilson was taken to Receiving
Hospital after suffering a mild
heart attack. lie is a police pri
soncr for investigation of murder
J The aged man is said TO be in
a critical condition.
William Smith, G7, Of 1908 Rio
pcllc, was arrested last week in
a barber shop at the address b,
Patrolman Herbert Lampkins and
charged with engaging in an il
legal occupation.
Smith was arrested after accept
inc a dollar bet from the officer
Patrolman LampEins said he
ccnfisoatcd 5 current dated bel
slips and $40.
Oecar Burton. %, # 1891 ri
Yard was arrested last week ant
CHARGED with breaking and en-
fcring.
Police said Burton broke int,
'c homo f Mrs. Christine Hawk
rs, AZ, Of 5702 Woodrow las
December IL and stole the follow
ing garments: one suit. one over
coat. four dress shirts. ono tabl,
model radio. one handbag. on,
folding camera and mans goIc
wrist watch.
The officers said Burton enter
cd through rear door.
lconiinved or Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Detroit
SPOlIile

Singer Olga Jones will bc on
of the featured artists in "Wori'
f Music hall type of prcscnta
ZION which will be given al Scott
ish Rite Cathedral Jan. 10 ano
20.
Grayce l.. Sadlcr has received
her engraved invitation to the in
auguration ceremonies and all
other glamorous doings in Wash
ngton during the week Of Jan. 20.
Aired Holmes. Jr.. who, with
chariaync Hunter, enrolled at the
University 1f Georgia is the old
est son of Alfred (rutO Holmes,
national United Golf Association
amateur champion in 1859. Tut
vas well known figure on De
iroit Rackham and Palmer Park
courses during the summers Of
i94.-40.
!
We were proud when son,
James Claude Butler, came run
ming into our home last week with
The news that he had broken the
Cleveland Junior High School
swimming pool record for the 60
yard crawl. SO glad in fact until
we immediately phoned Brew
Stcr Recreation Center director
.arcnce Gatliff TO line up some
xtra swimming time for young
m.
The 9th grade homerooms's
meet wss he.l Thursday and
Friday afternoon Some Of the
other winners were MacaracNi who
vas second in the 60 Wayne
Dula. Aaron Heard. Otis Cooper.
Willy CriSen. Phil Davis. Roose-
yeit Watkins. and Robert katies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21


Some guests present were The
Frank Guytons. Ted Smithcrman,
the Daniel Thompsons, the Edgar
Brownies, the Dodridge Masons,
the Joe Staffords, Miss Doris Dot
" of Chicago, ILL.,. the Louis Har-
risons, Mrs. Leila Siebert, Mrs.
Anna b. Reodows, Mrs. Annie
Crawford. the Jack Smiths. the
George Stewards. the Floyd Os-
borncs, the 0. jenkins and others.
T. .
400 Study Club:
The 400 Study Club held their
regular meeting last Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Melissa Russian Of West Boston
Blvd.
The February meeting will be
held at Pontiac, Michigan. Guests
Wednesday were Mesdsmes Es-
ther Gibbs. Louise Stanton, James
Washington. Mrs. CsttIIn, and
Mrs. Marie Collins.
. g
Birthday Dinner:
Mrs Juanita Bouncy was com
plmcntcd with delightful tur-
key dinner on her birthday last
Sunday by Fanny Wings Chapter
No %. Over 80 guests were pres
cnt bringing beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Under.
wood Of 30th Street were hosts
lest Tuesday evening TO the All
States Club at their spacious
home.
There was large attendance
and their program outlined for
the year was very promising for
funds.
The serving was enjoyable.
Mrs. Underwood, president.
Boosters Club:
Mrs. Thomasins Redfern was
hostess 10 the Boosters Club Of
Bethel A.M.E. Church Sunday az.
fernoon. Many members were
present.
Family Night:
Over 200 people attended the
18th anniversary of the Fannie
ID. Peck Credit Union held at
Bethel Church Friday evening.
Many charter members were
resent. This was a real family
.ght and most enjoyable. Mrs.
Roberta Caldwell, president
Camille Bridge Club had quite
a Jolly meeting Thursday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Ethel
Ficklen. All members were pres
emf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
COURT NEWS

fatal shooting Of Joseph Brad
ford. "a. Ct 923 Garfield April
Is, 1859 during an argument over
a dice game in Denard's home
Bradford died May Ii, 1859 in
Receiving Hospital.
Witnesses said the two men
became involved in heated argu-
ment over Dcnard taking 81
cut from the pot.
One witness said Bradford
rushed from around a table with
his hands in his pockets and
Dcnard pulled a gun from his
belt and inflicted the fatal
wounds Dcnard will be scntcn
Ccd Jan. 20.
Earl Chcnault, 30. Of 1862 Well
ington, was sentenced TO two to
four years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge w. Nc
Kay Skillman after he was con
victcd CT larceny from a dwelling
Police said Chcnault broke in
to northsidc home last Sept
where he stole a IIi.Fi record
player. a portable fan. and sew
ine machine
The machine was later recover
ed from a pawn shop at 1886
Oakland.
James Bcardcn. "a Of 1887 Les
lc was arrested last week in ;
dcwnto'vn store and cha ed will
shopl fling in warrant issucC
/ by the prosecutors office.
Police said Bcardcn concealed
/ ton 'or"-rlavinr records valued
at S478n under his coat and al
tented TO leave the store with
ovt naving fer tho records.
They quoted Bcardcn saying h,
rlanncd TO sell the records or
Twelfth street.
Beardcn is presently on bono
on n breaking and cntcrin:
charge.
Mrs Clcomc Fritz. AZ. of 511C
Sheridan was arrested last wccl
iE tho vicinity cf An,ictani ant
st Amin and charged with on
''"~'n" in an illegal occupation
Police said they observed Mrs
Fritz -"'vovc bundle # -rccr
mrtunl IN sheets from The trunI
# hc~ c-r.
= ~ "~~'"1 wcrc 3cnn In
sheets which were found in III,
'runk # tho car.
K. w. Fcrnholz. cf DTS Lewis
ton, Groosc Poinic Farms. owner
# a furniture store at 32l,
Dawson. cast. was assaulted ant
"cbb"d # 500 ~ three thurs q.
&c was was walking to his ca
IN 81. Antoine near Watson.
Police said Fcrnholz had finish
I'd collecting payments on furni
turc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21

The Metropolitan District Of
the Wolverine Baptist Convention
held then lnsp;rst;onal meeting
at the Second Baptist Church OF
De'rc.. ssnSsY. January 18Th al
&C. Eve.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
BY Mary Belle Rhodes

vestrymen:
The election for Vcstrymen re-
suited as follows al ST. Cyprian's
Church Friday evening: Mr. Har-
rison Reid who is a Lay reader,
constant attendant in the rec
tors visitations. United State en-
ployee and member OF the
Mems Club.
Mr.. George Walker also Lay
reader, grew up in the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Social s. Church Roundup

expressed her thanks TO all mem.
ber. who helped bring about
.hese accomplishments in previ-
Gus years. and hopes that with
continued cooperation greater ae-
eompIishments will be realized
N 1861.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
BY Ruby Williams

Our deepest sympathy TO Mrs
Bertha c Hayes of Clalrmount
Street. and Third Church who was
called to Tennessee to attend the
funeral "a a relative
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21

c. Austin
The Rev. j. c. Austin, pastor
of the Pilgrim Baptist Church.
Chicago. held the undivided at
tcntion of the huge New Light
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21

our deepest sympathy 10 MrS.
Bertha c. Hayes of Clairmount
Street. and Third Church who was
called to Tennessee to attend the
funeral q a relative
The Metropolitan District Of
the Wolverine Baptist Convention
held Their lnsp;rsf;onal meeting
at the Second Baptist Church OF
De'rc.. ssnSeY. January 18Th al
&C. ;nc.
III. Cr'Hal Committee cf iyc
ond lJ.' Church Viii present
Ats tr derrick L Byrd, Asst.
Corporation Counsel, in the main
sanctuary. sunday. january 22nd
a. pm Come and learn more
about yold City Government Rev
a y Danhs, jr. is Minister Mrs.
jerome MacAlin is Cultural Com.
miltyc Chairman
3lC0 Mvi'et Stree. B'ock Cub
l. stalls Officers
The ssst annual chri:'mas
Parry was he'd prior 10 the In
sts'Ia:ion Of Officers Of the 300
Muliet Street Block c,ub. Thors-
Gay, January 18th. at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Dade Of
3ll6 Clinton. Delicious refresh
menfs were placed on an vnUsv.
ally attractive table arranged by
the hostess, and gala time was
had by all. Gifts were exchanged
by the club members and there
were Gifts fer all children present,
a. well as f-r special guest, which
included Mr.. and Mrs. Osbey
Psrr 81 of she Eastern Com
mvnity Council and Mss Julia
Barber of Franklin Settlement.
The clvb members surprised the
president. Mrs. Matfie J. Myers.
when they presented her 5eavti-
fJl Cultured pearl necklace.
Miss julia nafhcr installed the
officer, Nho viii serve dnr.n
1861 They arc Mrs Matte J
Myers who was reelected to
Second term as pre- dent Mrs
y 3 ManSc lsi Wee. Mrs An.
RE Thomas 2nd vice Ella Ruth
McDade. Recording Secretary.
JuanNa Berry Corresponding.
Secretary Jennie BovncS Trca.
Surcr. GusSie strong. Chaplain.
Mary Eurncttc. Financial Score.
tary. Mary Haynes Benevolent
Chr, Samuel Rokcr Sergeant az
Arms Ethel Woods Code En-
forccmcnl Chr. Cllionc Moore
SICK Committee CIR Grace VII
liamS. Kew Corners Chr 6 ylrad,
Johnson. PROGRAM chairman and
DouelaS Trent Publicity chr.
This club. one os the most
active and ~rosperus of the South
Eastern Metropolitan area has
made outstanding achievement.
for the citizens Of their ecm
mvnify. The president, Mrs Myers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Shcils Chapter enjoy Annual
Dinner Fellowship

OVCitd NudP'cf ttiOr r%tu'oo'
Dinner Fellowship
Shclla Chapter No 10, Of Tho
York Rite MaSons Prince Hall ORR.
.:n National Compact held their
ANNUAL Dinner. Thursday, Jan
uary 18th. at the Masonic Hall.
',ea;ed 535 Frcdrick. Their guest
Of honor were Mrs Eta Evans,
Grand and National Worthy Mat
ron. and Rev o NJ JamcrSon CT
Emmanuel Temple of Christ
Church of Rivard Street. who
each gave short inSpira'ional
talk Gifts were exchanged, and
a period for other guest to OK
press themselves was allatcd
Members and officers present
were Ms. Rebeca Simms. Worthy
Mssren, Evelyn Menef:e'd, AS.
sociase Ma.ron, Shirley Mason.
Secretary Beatrice Ware, a. is
tant Gee. Alberta Andersen, Urea
surer, Dorefha Zimmerman, War
den. Other members are Mre.
ceorsener Nixon. Conductor, Mrs.
Betty Hawkins. Associate Condue-
tor & Louise Anderson.
The Sheila Chapter is pre-
scntly supporting the drive by
the Queen Esther Grand Chapter
to purchase and equip a home for
the aged at 1910 West Grand
Blvd
Among those attending the
Board meeting Of the National
Baptist Convention from the
Motor City are the Rev. Roy A.
Allen Of Chapel Hill Baptist
Church Rev J ID Montgomery.
Rev N + Terrell Rev j A.
Caldwell Rev " w Williams,
I'cv George Taylor and Rev. IL.
G. Clark.
Annual Conference OF Christian
Education Convenes in ST. Louis
The Annual r,eeting Of The Di-
vision of Christian Education of
the National Council OF Churches
will convene in ST. Louis, No.
this year when some sixteen Sec
lions will be in process involving
administrative groups. children,
youth, adults. family life, mir
sionary and religious education.
Detroit Churches arc expected
to be well represented in this
Meeting Additional information
may be acquired by contactln
he Division of Christian Educa
iion at the Detroit Council OF
Churches headquarters. IS East
olumbia
New Light Baptist Hears Rev. J.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21

Boosters Club:
Mrs. Thomasins Redfern was
hostess 10 the Boosters Club Of
Bethel A.M.E. Church Sunday az.
fernoon. Many members were
present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21


Mr.. John T. Long. former YES
tryman and concvrrenfIy assist
ant treasurer Of the church, and
Mr.. Edward Sylvester a former
vesfryman, and church clerk for
four years.
Friendship for 20 Years:
Mrs. =. c. Peters Of Melbourne
gave a dclcctable Xmas Dinner
which is an annual affair for
all, at her lovely home.
All guests were Of twenty
years standing and they did en-
Joy themselves remineseing over
the years.
There were % guests present
tor this dinner
Mr.. Henry Lvmpkin is riding
with the Stars with his new rec.
ord. II Cot A Notion" Mr.. Lump
kin is the nephew Of Mrs. Rob-
ert Howell.
$
Altar Circle:
Mrs. Mildred Croft oil White
wood was hostess 10 the regular
meeting of the Altar Circle last
Monday afternoon with over 80
people present.
Mrs. DoIowese Hillmsn was
guest speaker and was quite in.
teresting as she spoke on Africa.
where she spent three years.
Mrs. HiIlman is now a public
school teacher.
Other guests were Mrs. Martha
Brandon and her daughter. What
sumptuous dinncri
Current Topic Study Club:
Mrs. Rowens Watkins was
hostess 70 the Current To 81 c
Study Club. Tuesday. al the Gar.
field Lounge, and ~ membere
were present.
The agcnda was lengthy but
soon cleared by the efficient
president, Mrs Eurine Harrison.
Plans for the Founders Day Pro
gram was cleared by the Chr,
Mrs. Madeline Mott. and we arc
looking forward to a fine ccle-
bration.
ShangriIa Club:
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Smith of { :.
bsldf were host TO the TO-, an
rusl Xmas and Bridge Party SAT-
Urday evening Of The Shar JriIa
Club. They had a Iof Of fun.
Secret pals we're revealed, and
Mrs. Ethel Thompson played San
"a Claus. Dancing was also fes-
tured. ShangriIa is also a civic
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-22

Chris Scott. has arrived from
Darlington School for Boys,
i'"rlc, Ga, To- spend the spring
holidays with his parents, MIR.
ana Mrs. Sam Scott.
Young men from n. c. State
College. Raleigh spending last
weekend with their parents
inclu"cd ViCki Floyd. Monroe
aii%"r. Johnnie kanipe. Jr.. and
SammIc Scott.
Mrs. Annie Prince and Mrs.
robert King. were in Raleigh
wednesday ana Thursday Wis
ltinS the la,tcr'S daughter, Mrs.
J"hn White and Mr.. White.
BROOKS Prince from Mary
I"nd, visited his mother. Mrs.
ANN" Prince here last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie King of
charlotte, visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Gomcry Mcneil
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert King,
over tn" Weekend.
Mr.. ". II. Parham has re-
turned To Washington. ID. c.
"iier spending some days with
n"f Father, J. ID. Fairfax who
continues quite i'll AT his home
N FAIR Bluff.
Among the people from Il
Instance To- attend the funeral
nor" last week of Mrs. Charlie
Noble w"r" Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
9cnwartztruubcr. Greensboro:
"r. and Mrs. Cecil Langham,
Columbia, s. C.; Mr.. and Mrs.
M Stokes. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Phelps. Grccnvillc: Mrs.
Alex Mckenzie. Florence. sc,
N"iiic Andrews, New Bcra.
In" HNnan Turbcvillc'S and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Turbcvillc.
ui Fuirmont.
Visiting Mrs. Clara Nance
on the day Wednesday were
Misses Marian and Louise
Macmillan. of Marion. S. c.
Ms. and Mrs. Chanccy En2-
Il. their son. Andrew l.. his
nlldrcn Dcbbic and David.
nave returned after visiting the
.ormcr'S sons family the Bill
t.n/prS, of Miami. Fla.
Mrs. Arnold Pate Of Rich
m"nd. Va. spent a day last
week IN Far Bluff when she
brought her mother. Mrs. Hov-
a'" VI Powell home. Mrs.
Powell had spent the winter
with Mrs. Pate and Rev. Pate.
Visiting Mrs. Viola Barnes
over the Weekend were her
Ion IN law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Steve HaSclton. and
cAildr"n of Florence. s. c.
Mrs. Ellis Mrarrs and the
Carl M"HrcS' visited the form
cps sister. Mrs. Joe Hardce
and Mr.. lIardce, of Conway,
>. C., last Sunday.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-22
KITCHEN
kAPERS
BS-RUTH W. PITTMAS
CPL Home Economist
FISH DISHES-TUE EASY
WAY

FISH sticks. GcvilCd crabb.
S""lu"d dinners. brcade q
shrimp and fish fillcts. fish and
1h"iiilSh SuupS-all NAV be
%" bought frozen in any sea-
son. Just heat EN- and cat 'cm.
lhcr" seems To be no end to
the rcady-;n-eat dclicacics that
Ire fishing industry has con-
trlbut"d to the fast tempo of
every day living.
OF course. helping To shorten
Il housewives hours in the kit
chen isn't exactly a new role
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-22

n. B. Buttkin, Tabor City J. r. Long, Clarendon
!. ". Todd, Mollie Hoyi Piver. R.3 Tabor City
J. v. Richardson, Fair Bluff
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-22

one OF them has a road-gentling .Jet-smooth ride.
BODY 10y Fisher retinementS and dozens of engi-
nrenng details you'd expect only in the most ex
penslvc makes. Look them over at your Chevrolet
dealers one-stop shopping center and see how
easy 1t is to drive out in just the one you want,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-22
FB Stand On
Education, Tax

Farm Bureau, since its be-
ginning, realizing that the
greatest crop produced i'm our
economy the boys and girls
OF today who will be our fut-
urt leaders, has traditionalIv
supported an expanded aduca-
uohai program in Keeping with
sound financial conditions in
North Carolina.
Inc Voting Delegates in our
Annual Meeting last fall rcit-
Grated our position of former
years III support Of an expand
co educational program bv ey-
pressing a concern for better
pubic education. thereby re-
commencing that additional
teachers be employed, special
teachers FOR handicapped chill
drcn, curricula reapnraisaI
teachers salaries be increased
lha' Secrctarial assistance be
furnished high school princi-
P"lS and that the teacher load
ot reduced as rapidly as build
insS can be provided and adj
dltional competent teachers
made available.
The Farm Bureau Board Of
Dirc,torS composed of IS mem
DerS from all districts thro-
ughout North Carolina in 2
special called meeting TODAY
reiterated our support of an
expanded educational program.
along the lines endorsed DIV
Governor Terry Sanford.
me Voting Delegates in the
Annual Meeting last fall adopt
ed policy which has been
traditional in Farm Bureau in
opposition To any tax on pro-
auction items such as the pro-
posed tax on fertilizer, seeds.
leedS, insecticides. etc. and ma
ch!nery items. as these are
iteihS mat go into the produce
li"n Of agricultural or manu-
iactured items.
me Board of Directors I'M
anlmouSly endorsed the Gov
errors expanded educational
program and endorsed all of
his tax proposals except those
involving production items.
Realizing full we'll the trc-
mendouS task of the General
Assembly in raising the necesS-
airy money during the next oil
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-22

for Americans first industry
our great fisheries. which had
their beginning in Colonial
days.
Long before even dreamed
that food would one day be
preserved by freezing. cod was
preserved by sailing. and ship
ped throughout the country for
housewives to soak overnight
and cook into inexpensive, nu-
trltiouS, main dishes. The first
food that the pioneer in food
freezing packagcd and froZe
was fish.
No matter how you like your
iiSh-from the old-fashioned
salt cod 10 the phenomenally
popular fish S,ickS-youll find
rcady-to-preparc To ready-to-
eat fishery products at your
grOccr'S.
Chili-Glazed Fillets
pkg. Frozen fish fillets,
Juice of /. lemon, u cup chill
sauce. Let iilcltS than no re-
irlgcrator shelf. Cut blocks of
iIllctS into four parts and ar
range on greaS Il broiler.
Sprinkle with lemon Juice and
spread with chill sauce. Broil
two inches from, v,,,.,,. a., h.,
Ion eight 10 10 minutes or I'M
III fish flakes easily when test
ed with a fork. Serve immedi-
atrIy with pineapple chunks.
pultercd and broiled al same
time fish is bruiled.
Fish Stick-Vegetable Plate
With Pickle Sauce
/. butter. = +. flour. cup
milk' y tsp. salt, Il tsp. pep
per, 2 /. pickle relish, ~ tsp.
prepared mustard, , drops Ia
oaSco Sauce, , hard cooked
eggs, diced.
Melt butter. Remove from
neat and gradually add flour.
Sur IN milk and return to heat
ADD salt and pepper. Cook.
S'tFinS constantly, until sauce
Is thIckcned and smooth. Re-
move from heat and add pickle
relish, prepared mustard, Ia
oasco and eggs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-22
Attend Rotary's
Annual Conference

Il. l.. NeSmith Jr. and 8. p.
Smith attended the annual
conference of the T73rd Dis
trict of Rotary International on
Sunday and Monday in Kins-
ton, according TO Richard Cor
don, president of the Tabor
City Rotary club.
This meeting is held each
year To review Rotary service
activities and To make plans
for increasing their effective
ness for the coming year.
District Governor J. Bruce
Eurc. prominent attorney and
business leader Of Fair BLUR
presided over the sessions.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-03-22

Directors went on record un-
animously in support of tax
ON food and other items in
Guided in the Governors re-
Communications that do not in
volve production items. Food is
an item that every individual
consumes and we maintain that
/ IS one of the cheapest things
person can buy in terms of
hours Of work or services re-
CURED To purchase Il food item.
b. {. Mangum, President of
the North Carolina Farm Bur
eau, says that Farm Bureau
VIII launch an energetic pro-
gram al the grass roots level i'm
support of the expanded edu-
ca'ional program realizing full
~ mat this will require a gen.
eral understanding on the part
Oh all citizens of our response
bllity III this important pro-
gram.