Sour cream topping elevates fresh pear dessert
If sour cream is available at your market, you'll find it makes a delightful topping for sliced fresh pears. Serve with a grating of nutmeg.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1955
Page
7
If sour cream is available at your market, you'll find it makes a delightful topping for sliced fresh pears. Serve with a grating of nutmeg.
A reader describes a case of post partum low mood after a second birth and mentions a book review. It covers a doctor’s concept of hyper insulinism, where blood sugar drops due to excess insulin, and notes prior psychiatric consultation with limited guidance.
Letters praise the book Body Mind and Sugar by Abrahamson and Peter as a possible aid for postpartum depression and discuss tests. Readers recount how insight from the book helped alleviate emotional distress and guided them toward medical evaluation and support.
Miss Sandra Loving hosted a noon luncheon and swimming party for Miss Billie Sue Sherman at the Murray Abeles home on W Farriss, with 12 guests including Mrs E P Sherman and Mrs Nadine Loving. Miss Sherman will wed James Johnson August 27 at First Methodist Church.
Betty Jo Turner received a miscellaneous bridal shower at the Pope home on Homewood Avenue hosted by Miss Lucille Goin and Mrs. C D Pope. Thirty six guests attended and winners in games included Miss Minnie Davis and Miss Betty Payne. The couple will marry at North Main Street Baptist Church on August 27 with Val Kearns Jr. as groom.
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle held a meeting at Mrs. Paul Carrolls home naming a nominating committee for a new officer slate. Members include Mrs. E C Marsh president, and committee: Mrs. James Ellington, Mrs. Gladys Thomas, and Mrs. H W Stroud. A social is planned for August 22 with refreshments served by Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Joseph Sawyer.
A garbled ad fragment describes a store promoting air conditioned shopping and a large paved parking lot behind a college street store. It mentions jackets and prices in a noisy, unclear layout with playful punctuation and stray words.
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