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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
5
A vintage menu of party snacks includes seafood hors d oeuvres with ketchup mustard and lemon, eggs with anchovy bites, avocado cream cheese sandwiches, and a ribbon loaf with cream cheese ham spread. The guide suggests toasting bread rounds with pickled herring and onion garnish for varied, bite sized options.
Recipe fragment describes combining two heaping cups mashed potatoes with one cup shredded salt codfish and butter pepper and egg. Cook potatoes until tender then mix with fish and egg. Drain shake over heat until very dry and mash into light mixture. Use a portion of the mash to form small fish balls.
In New York City the board of directors elected William B. Warner to the presidency of the National Association of Manufacturers. Warner, a former president of the National Publishers Association, succeeds C. M. Chester.
A recipe note describes shaping cheese balls by combining 1 cup grated American cheese with 1 teaspoon flour. The entry emphasizes serving alongside a mixed vegetable salad as a suggested accompaniment.
Ad for Marian Martin Pattern 9191 describing a crepe frock with jabot, V neck, straight skirt and coordinated spring fashions. Includes sizes 34 to 48, fabric needs for size 36, price 15 cents per pattern, and a Marian Martin pattern book for 15 to 25 cents.
Recipes describe batter for popovers with cheese and eggs, and batter fry methods for onion steak sandwiches. Includes steps for salt and cayenne seasonings, coating, frying, and serving hot with mustard buttered bread. Also covers Bermuda onion soaking, milk dredge, and assembly timing.
Raleigh lawyer Thom Banks was appointed by Secretary of State Thad Eure to edit and index the laws and resolutions of the 1937 general assembly. He succeeds Banks Arendell, with pay between $1000 and $1500, as a reward for writing 5000 letters in the second primary campaign.
Thousands of women testify Cardus has helped them overcome malnutrition and ease menstrual pains. The product uses two plant extracts classified as bitters to stimulate digestive juices, improve digestion, increase appetite, and provide more energy from food.
A fashion and beauty advice column urges readers not to rely on wishing for better hair skin or nails. Seek expert guidance follow routines for dandruff oil and dental care and use makeup to enhance features while accepting limits on height and bone structure. It advises corrective shoes for foot issues and recommends consulting a fashionist for flattering lines and colors.
Vernon Von Drehle Cathryn Allen Eleanor Powell and Jack Stout were chosen to represent High Point high school in the annual triangular debate with Winston Salem and Greensboro. Von Drehle and Allen will argue affirmative on government ownership of electric utilities with Stout and Powell opposing. Preliminary debates are planned with Jamestown Thomasville and Trinity high schools. John Hodges is faculty adviser.
Beatrice Hensley of High Point filed in Guilford Superior Court a $5,000 claim against the city claiming permanent injuries from a November 15, 1936 incident. She stepped into a three foot deep hole between curb and sidewalk on Willow brook Street near a church with no warning lights or signs.
Shelby scene as the state Baptist Sunday school conference ends its final session. About 1400 Sunday school workers from 61 associations attended the meetings which began yesterday with speeches by leaders in church activity.
In Greensboro on January 22, Federal District Judge Johnson J. Hayes issued an order appointing Judge John J. Parker to hear an appeal. The move shapes the case's procedural path and sets specific jurisdictional outlines for the proceedings.
Of Charlotte of the circuit of appeals and Judge J Glenn of Chester S C Carolina district judge to with him to hear the national trial stores case here next day.
In a wartime prep measure the government plans to distribute protective face coverings to citizens. The move aims to bolster air raid defense as other protective equipment remains scarce and many masks would provide limited protection.
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