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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1934

Page

16

Christmas Is Cookie Time and Holiday Bake Guide

A festive guide describes traditional Christmas cookies and methods for shipping treats, including Lebkuchen and Hard Tack. It lists ingredients for several cookies, notes how to chill dough, bake times, and icing, plus a dessert menu for breakfast, luncheon, and dinner.

Mrs Sharp's Mother Dies in Leakesville

Friends of Mrs. B. H. Dyer of Leakesville regret to learn of her death Wednesday. She had been ill since Saturday. Mrs. Dyer was the mother of Mrs. F. Sharp and had often visited there. The funeral will be at her Leaksville home Friday at 10 30 AM.

B. H. Dyer Leakesville

Final Rites Held For Clay Harris Lexington

A. Clay Harris 71 a well known Lexington citizen died in Charlotte hospital after illness. The body laid at Piedmont Funeral Home then at his North Main street residence. Funeral services were at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. James Witherspoon and Rev. J R McGregor officiating. He is survived by his wife and two sisters Mrs H P Gallimore and Mrs M L Coggins.

Lexington A. Clay Harris Charlotte Hospital Harris Piedmont Funeral Home North Main Street First Presbyterian Church James Witherspoon J. R. McGregor H. P. Gallimore M. L. Coggins

Welcome Stranger Nugget Found in Victoria Australia

The largest gold nugget weighed between 2250 and 2500 ounces and was named Welcome Stranger by its finder. It was discovered in a shallow rut near Moligul Victoria, Australia, on February 5, 1867.

Moligul Victoria Australia

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