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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
6
Dr. Samuel J. Satterfield, 87, former 20 year president of Scotia Seminary in Concord North Carolina, died in Wooster Ohio.
Wild rabbits have long fed households but domesticated rabbits gain value as meat. Chickenlike in flavor the meat offers many preparations such as rabbit salad steamed or boiled for moisture and tenderness. Stew simmered with onions celery carrots potatoes takes about three hours to finish. Young rabbit fried crispy then served with creamed cauliflower. Casserole method coats rabbit with seasoned flour and sage then bakes with bacon and cream to yield a tender hearty dish.
Atlanta report says Josephus Daniels editor of the Raleigh News and Observer was injured in a car accident near Atlanta and is expected to return home early next week.
Mrs. Re bekah Candler Goodman 43, granddaughter of Agnes Scott College founder, dies in Decatur. Survivors include her brother Milton A. Candler of Charlotte and sister Mrs. L. T. Wilds of Hendersonville North Carolina. Widow of John W. Goodman of Winston-Salem.
Tom McGee fourteen, son of Ed McGee of Greensboro, fractured skull after falling from a wagon near Soulston while helping a farm family that had sheltered him.
Vienna contralto Madame Rosette Anday arrives for a two month American concert tour. The Vienna State Opera star, famed singer and former violin prodigy, discusses art, painting ambitions, and her love of birds as she surveys life in a young hopeful America.
In this chapter, Ann Fenwick faces an August layoff as her boss closes his business. Kenneth Smith presses for commitment and money to lift the family, while Cecily and Barry confront engagement and departure. The scene shifts through office tension, a bridge crossing, and a park interlude as Ann weighs love, duty, and hardship. The narrative reveals themes of obligation, class struggle, and postponed happiness amid personal conflict.
Frank Reed's wife becomes rummage sale chair at a local church prompting the husband to store his old clothes at the Hingham fire station to keep them out of view.
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