Hot Chinese Chicken Salad Wins National Chicken Cooking Contest
Four women and one man shared $20,000 in prizes at the 25th annual National Chicken Cooking Contest awards in Winston-Salem. Mrs. Raymond Lutz won $10,000 for Hot Chinese Chicken Salad, Dr. Hamid Tara earned $4,000 for Persian Chicken Kababs, Mrs. Claude Swank $3,000 for Wine-Glazed Chicken and Vegetables, Ms. Cara Berggren $2,000 for Linda's Chicken, and Mrs. Charles Evans won the fifth prize for Chicken with Shrimp.
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Raymond Lutz
Taos, N.M
Lutz
Hamid Tara
Wayne, M.J
Claude Swank
Cassopolis
Mich
Cara Berggren
State College
Linda
Charles Evans
Portland
Ore
Benton Convention Center
National Broiler Council
Ac’cent
Mazda Corn
N.C. Poultry Processors
N.C. Dept. of Agriculture
N.C. State University
Byron Hawkins
Ebern Watson Jr
Paul Morgan
James E. Holfhouser
North Carolina
The
Chords
Ohio
Winston-Salem
Anne Nesbitt
Insurance Women Discuss Community Projects in High Point
Mrs. Jean Jones presided as Insurance Women of High Point met at Top-of-the-Mart. Peggy Faulk led the sect, Alice Kennedy reported on current projects, including memory booklets for sale and a September bazaar at Westchester Mall. Safety efforts focus on bicycle and motorist safety ahead of school start. The mid year NAIW Region II meeting heads to Greensboro Aug 24-25. Jackie Boylen bridal shower for Aug 17 fiancé Rick Allred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Jones
Insurance Women of
High Point
National Assn. of Insurance Women
Region II
Holiday Inn Four Seasons
Greensboro
High Point Insurance” Exchange
J. C. Pierce
Jones
Norma Thompson
Insurance Women's Assn
Sheryl Foley
Ford Insurance Agency
Jackie Boylen
Rick Allred
Doxtad Family Welcomes Daughter Christi Michelle
Mr and Mrs Steven Doxtad of Rt 3 Trinity announce the birth of daughter Christi Michelle born July 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Also listed are birth notices for Jay Sylvester III and James Boyd Oxendine at Memorial Hospital and High Point Memorial Hospital respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Doxtad
Rt. 3
Trinity
Christi Michelle
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jay Hohn Jr
Rt. 1
Randleman
Jay Sylvester III
James Oxendine
Old
Thomasville Road
James Boyd
ODRINEX Weight Loss Claim Promoted Nationwide
Advertised weight loss aid ODRINEX is pitched as a safe nonprescription tablet taken before meals. It pledges rapid fat loss with five to twenty pounds shed, asserting a money back guarantee if not satisfied and offering broader distribution coast to coast.
Hot Chinese Chicken Salad Steps and Ingredients
Hot Chinese chicken salad uses eight chicken thighs, corn starch, soy sauce, Accent, garlic powder, tomato, water chestnuts, mushrooms, green onions, celery and iceberg lettuce. Chicken browns quickly in hot corn oil then simmers five minutes with vegetables before tossing with lettuce and serving over rice.
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Mazda
Jessica Coates to Wed Donald C Dalrymple
Jessica Diane Coates of 103 A Royal Oaks will wed Donald Clyde Dalrymple on September 22 at 3 p.m. in Mills Home Baptist Church. Miss Coates, a Thomasville High School alumna, works at Tobias in Westchester Mall High Point. Dalrymple, son of Beulah Lambert and Willard Dalrymple, attended Lexington High School and works for the Thomasville Fire Department.
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Thomasville
Jessica Diane Coates
Royal Oaks
Donald Clyde Dalrymple
Mills Home Baptist Church
Robert Knowles
Coates
Thomasville High School
Tobias
Westchester Mall
High Point
Mr. Dalrymple
Beulah Lambert
Pilot Drive
Willard Dalrymple
Kernersville
Lexington High School
Miss Lewis Honored At August Bride-Elect Luncheon
Miss Jane Lewis, an August bride-elect, was honored at two bridal luncheons Thursday at Old Salem Tavern in Winston-Salem. Hostesses entertained with Mrs. Susan Emerick and her mother Mrs. Robert I Helm, pink roses, wicker baskets, and a pink color scheme. Mrs. Emerick will be a bridesmaid in the Aug. 8 wedding at First United Methodist Church to Gregg Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lewis
Old Salem Tavern
Winston-Salem
Susan Emerick
Robert I. Helm
Clifford Lewis
Emerick
Miss Lewis
Gregg Sutton
First United Methodist Church
Care when washing tapes fasteners in laundry
When washing garments or home fashions with tape fasteners instead of zippers or buttons, close the tapes before laundering to prevent the tiny woven nylon hooks from picking up lint during washing.
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Adelaide Wendler
High Point Enterprise
Jessica Coates
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