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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
10
A vintage kitchen feature shares Sally Lunn bread method with warm spices and yeast. plus wholesome home canning tips, fruit storage, and seasonal produce prices. It notes peaches, cantaloupes, watermelons, pears, avocados, broccoli, spinach, peas, wafers, crackers, and refined fish dishes with budget-conscious meal ideas.
A collection of steps for butter broiled game and potatoes with a lemon sauce and cake batter. The notes include timing at 400 and 350 degrees F and ingredients like pimiento parsley eggs sugar starch lemon rind and juice and a white sauce with hard boiled eggs.
Miss Lottie Holder of Randolph county swore out a warrant for Foley Cockman a 200 pound Negro charging attempted assault. He seized her arm twisted it and had a yard long stick as he approached the house. Cockman was jailed and bound over to the September Superior court criminal term.
Bids will be opened tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the office of the superintendent of schools for several construction and remodeling projects. The work includes Johnson Street School basement completion, Emma Blair auditorium and cafeteria enlargement, Oak Hill school two new classrooms, and Elm Street school classroom renovations. Plans by Ty son T. Ferree and Laula F. Voorhees.
The AAA issued two changes under the Soil Conservation act to help east central farmers meet drought stress and still qualify for 1936 farm program payments. The first allows land to rate as soil conserving if seeded by September 1 with soil preserving crops and no soil depleting crop is harvested. The second pays for land seeded with perennial grasses or green-manure crops if earlier soil-building crops failed, enabling clover fields seeded to alfalfa in August or September to collect payments within the soil-building limit. W G Inn notes these changes help dry-area farmers and may benefit others in the region.
Asheboro reports loss of two teachers due to lower attendance this year. Superintendent Reginald Turner is seeking to regain staff by arranging a console meeting to discuss incentives and retention strategies.
The Asheboro area plans to run two school buildings this fall up from one, requiring more teachers. Two new teachers elected to fill vacancies for the coming term are Mrs. Ralph White and Mrs. Nancy Adkins, both of Asheboro.
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