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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1949
Page
3
Instructional overview by William Fe McKenney on Canasta rules focusing on melds and Canastas. Describes meld requirements, card values, initial melds, natural versus wild cards, and how Canastas are formed and scored with examples and cautions. Also mentions future topic on freezing the pack.
Peel and boil two bunches of small beets in salted water for 10 to 15 minutes until tender. Dress with sugar and lemon juice. Or cook whole with stems and taproot, peel after cooking when skins slip off, then slice or dice for use.
An advertorial promotes Lifebuoy Health Soap claiming it purifies and cleanses skin. It asserts the soap stops invisible dirt and guards thirteen body odor trouble spots, urging readers to buy the large bath size at local stores.
Major General Harry H. Vaughan, military aide to President Truman, testifies tomorrow as the five percenter influence investigation nears its peak. Hearings have traced Vaughan’s alleged use of his White House position to aid firms, with witnesses detailing requests for fast-track permits and favored sugar allocations, while Hunt and Maragon figures surface in the expanding case.
Leander Perez of New Orleans a former Louisiana judge is named director of a States' Rights bureau in Washington. The move follows the Democratic National Committee purge of Southern members who bolted the 1944 Truman Barkley ticket. Truman invites the dissidents to return to the party fold.
Mix a quart of strong cold tea with the juice of three lemons and a cup of crushed canned pineapple plus the juice. Boil a cup of sugar with half a cup of water to make syrup, chill well. Serve in tall glasses over ice with a maraschino cherry garnish.
In Burgaw on Sunday a 14 year old girl Barba Ann Blanton and her uncle Rufus Jackson Blanton drowned when their new motorboat struck a log and capsized in Shelter Creek. Frank Turner, a passenger, grabbed a limb and survived. Rescue crews retrieved the bodies after grappling for them.
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