Folger Family Hosts Party at Florham Avenue Home
Mr Folger and his son attended a party hosted by Dan Cer in law Mr and Mrs Dick Meis at 504 Florham Ave. The event featured guests including son Jr. not shown in the pictured shot. Photo by David Cox.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1959
Page
10
Mr Folger and his son attended a party hosted by Dan Cer in law Mr and Mrs Dick Meis at 504 Florham Ave. The event featured guests including son Jr. not shown in the pictured shot. Photo by David Cox.
A collection of carrot cooking notes describes properly cooked carrots as well received with modest care. The guide provides methods for burgundy style carrots and buttered carrot dishes for six or four, plus a medley to accompany roasts and a baked vegetables method. It also mentions monosodium glutamate as a flavor enhancer to use with salt and pepper.
A testing note asserts that browning meat achieves best results when using a skillet that is extremely hot and heavy. The method emphasizes high heat and sturdy pan to develop a deep sear and rich flavor.
The Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club met Wednesday night using the Howell Movement. First place went to Miss Wilma Byerly and Mrs. Berlie Eargle, followed by Mrs. Martha MacRae with Mrs. Harvey Mathews, third to Dave Smith and Harvey Mathews, and fourth to Mrs. Robert Sheloff and Mrs. Helen Allred. Next week’s game is set for Friday night.
Oslo reports lawmakers fault architect awarded a top Norwegian medal for Parliament work. One official was told to remove a cushion to fit decor while another was urged to dispose of a personal photo. Dagbladet notes the legislator threatened to dismiss the architect.
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