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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1958
Page
6
A faded recipe fragment describes baking instructions for rich bars with a hidden secret, and lighter pecan bars. It lists ingredients like butter, sugar, eggs, flour, and walnuts, with steps to bake in a greased pan at 325 degrees F for about an hour, yielding many small bars.
The Junior Musical Art Club held its first meeting of the 1958 59 season at Mrs. 8 A Gayle’s home on Country Club Drive. Incoming president David Brooks led the gathering as newly appointed director Mrs. Glenn Penny was introduced. A short business session was followed by Christmas carols and records, with Ann Cummings serving refreshments.
The Mid-Week Study Club held its annual Christmas gathering at Mrs. Wade Marsh’s Otteray Drive home. Guests colored on white placemats, enjoyed a buffet sweet course, and listened as Mrs. Robert Amos Jr. read A Star Is Born by Kenneth Phifer. Cuban student Lydia Lanza of High Point College attended and received a book as a gift.
Store the hole note offers a tip to shield a garden hose during cold months by placing it in a bushel basket for easy covering and relocation.
A wedding reception offers a tea buffet or a luncheon breakfast or formal dinner, giving couples flexible dining formats to suit their plans and budgets.
Instructions describe a cookie recipe with creamed sugar and cream, egg yolks and sour cream, folded with flour and spices, then pressed and baked. Dough is formed with a cookie press and cutters changed every dozen cookies. Cookies are garnished with colored sugar and maraschino cherries and baked at 400 degrees F for 8 to 10 minutes yield 6 to 8 dozen.
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