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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1960
Page
7
A playful menu featuring Veau Oiseaux en Parisian Cas tole with a rice and green peas bed and brown mushroom gravy. Veal cutlets stuffed with easy corn bread dressing, mushrooms, sausage and sage. Dessert uses crepes with Cherry Sauce and a rich batter for thin crepes. The write up invites readers to host a chic continental supper and savor a Parisian mood.
Paris fashion notes report a shift to short straight haircuts at Alexandre salon with less volume and a new emphasis on hats. Milliners Paulette and Alexandra unveil bold two-hat looks and Oriental inspired designs as houses like Ricci and Lanvin plan moves, while designers like Balenciaga push sexier, bias-cut styles.
Ingredients and directions describe mixing batter, pouring into a special pan, and baking at 425 degrees for about 20 minutes. The text notes cooling and crumbling to make 1% cups for dressing, with remaining squares toasted for breakfast. Includes a Bing Cherry sauce component with cherries and cornstarch.
A recipe directions set describes making a cherry sauce and crepes. It lists eggs milk vanilla and pancake mix for batter, with steps to cook sauce with cherries, then mix batter, cook in buttered pan, and bake briefly before rolling and serving with hot cherry sauce.
Mrs Macy Honeycutte Mrs Burnette Spencer Mrs Mary Wood and Mrs Aileen Younts host a party for Miss Gayle Crowson bride elect of John Dowdy in town setting.
A brief aphorism urges honesty before self reflection. It emphasizes facing one’s flaws openly and committing to improvement, framing self awareness as a practical tool for personal growth. The notion contrasts illusion with truth in daily self assessment.
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