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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1938
Page
6
A period piece presents meatless dishes suited to Lent type menus. It highlights spices like mustard paprika celery salt and onion salt to add flavor to fish macaroni and eggs and then offers three recipes Clam juice cocktail Fillets Piquant Spinach in Macaroni Ring and Pineapple Brown Betty with basic quantities and steps.
Dr P E B Lindley of the Omega Chapter led a bi weekly lecture for Kappa Gamma at the Sheraton hotel. He discussed Freud and psychoanalysis, conscious and unconscious self, dream interpretation, and mind dynamisms with a brief business session chaired by Mrs Ethel Flynt.
A North Carolina State College soil chemist says alkaline soil alters dogwood blooms from pink to white, affecting flower color amid soil pH changes.
Margot praises Ballet Caravan calling it genuinely American in spirit and humor. The review highlights Yankee Clipper and its world journey, noting vibrant costumes, fitting music, and approachable choreography. The piece encourages audiences to enjoy a lively, well grounded dance program by young performers.
The Good Will Garden club meets Mrs J A Johnson on Colonial drive. Mid-Week Garden club luncheon hosted by Mrs R B Terry on Brentley circle. Woman's club luncheon at YWCA Hut with American Homes dept as hostess and guest speaker Annette Sloan Tinsley of Greensboro. Tv Century study club at Mrs C J Schwein Parkway. Utopian Study club at Hillcrest drive. Business and Professional Women's club dinner at Elwood hotel with speaker Charles F Carroll. Social Arts club at Mrs EB Jones Monthieu avenue. Entre Nous at Mrs A E Tate West Broad street. High Point garden council president Valette Harris hosts meeting. Prisilla club hosted by Mrs Frank F Dickson on Lindsay street.
The Stephens Bible study group will meet Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs. Charles Gueth, 308 Woodrow Avenue, instead of Mrs. Setliff, due to a death in her family. Mrs. Nora L. Andrews leads Ezekiel chapter thirteen discussion.
The Brigadier club meets at 8 o clock at Vernon Idol’s North Main street home to finalize plans for attending Kay Kyser and his orchestra in Winston Salem Thursday. The Coterien club meets in its new Reitzel building rooms at 516 North Main street at 8 o clock with Wilson Dillon newly re elected president. Ann Gray Belkin born April 1 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Elkin. A son born April 4 to Mr and Mrs D W Thomas at their High Point Route 2 home.
Bidu Sayao led the Cooperative Concert season's finale at the junior high school auditorium with a luminous voice and charm. The program featured multiple encores and varied numbers by Sayao and pianist Paul Ulanowsky, after which a supper at Emerywood Country Club honored Sayao, her mother, and the pianist.
Miss Claudine Kirkman hosts the Domino club at her home 413 Centennial avenue tonight. The regular meeting will start at 7 45.
An editorial argues neglecting health is a crime against nature. Regular physical exams and timely medicine prevent harm, with guidance to trust prescription details and physician confidence. State sponsored editorial series by Mann's emphasizes preventive care.
Mr and Mrs H A Millis return to Fort Main Street home after spending a month in New York City while Mr Millis recovers from an operation at the Eye Institute. Friends note he is rapidly improving and will welcome best wishes.
The Girls Pentagon club met at 7 30 PM at the home of Katherine Lowdermilk 207 Li for its routine gathering.
A massive rock from Ca Head Mountain tumbled about 20 feet into the valley near Greenville South Carolina at dusk. The boulder measuring hundreds of tons carved a path through the forest but spared valley cottages and left pioneers unharmed. Indigenous houses are noted as pre dating white settlement.
A simple baked dessert layering crumbs pineapple and sugar with cinnamon. Butter is spread between layers and pineapple juice is poured over before baking in a hot oven for about 25 minutes. Serve plain or with whipped cream as a garnish.
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