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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1956
Page
15
North Carolina cotton crop once praised as one of the best seasons now faces serious boll weevil attacks. North Carolina Cotton Growers Association officials say systematic control is the only hope to check the pest. Reports from counties show alarming damage with stations indicating up to 50 percent.
Washington report on an annual meeting shows home economists sampling from over 200 exhibitors, with breakfast soup deals and quick lunch bites. Members discuss using frozen foods with personal touches such as chicken a la king on Chinese noodles and avocado dairy sauces, plus practical meal prep tips and recipes.
Mexico City reports on cattle rustling causing widespread losses as the army battles rustler bands. Cattlemen claim ongoing trouble and accuse minor local classes of cahoots, complicating federal efforts.
Mr and Mrs Addison C Smith of Baltimore Maryland recently married spend a few days with Mr Smiths parents at 915 Springfield Ave. They completed an ice trip honeymoon in the Pocono region and North Carolina before returning to Baltimore to reside at 3712 aft. The wedding was celebrated with Miss Gentile of Baltimore as maid of honor and a formal dinner at Vellegias Restaurant. Mrs Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Gentile is a New York native educated in Italy. Mr Smith a High Point native worked in Baltimore and is employed by Martin Aircraft Corp. The article notes changes in swimsuit design including built in bra and girdle features.
A warm weather tip suggests turning a skillet main dish cooked on the stove top into a casserole. Finish by broiling with a buttered crumb topping dusted with paprika for a crisp crust.
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