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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
13
A vintage picnic recipe feature uses Post Toasties as the base for two treats. Chocolate Toasties Squares bake in 325 F for forty minutes with chocolate and butter, while Post Toasties Coconut Cookies fold in egg whites and bake quickly at 425 F for 5 to 7 minutes, yielding about three and a half dozen cookies.
County by county figures show employment improvement funds allocated and reduced across the state. Notable totals include Wake 35 040 and Nash 6 100 with many counties listed at varying amounts such as Onslow 4 380 and Robeson 8 710.
One of three escaped convicts arrested by Floyd Glenn, Flint Creek deputy, at a farm home where Bethel was eating a meal. The three had been on the run since yesterday in a remote hilly area.
Memorial Day themed dinner ideas emphasize fresh air and outdoor cooking. Highlighted items include picnic friendly potato salad deviled eggs cold fare frankfurters bacon and spaghetti over open fire and peanut butter with crackers. Seasonal produce such as new potatoes spinach and oranges are promoted along with two menu plans from the Quaker Maid Kitchen featuring pork with gravy boiled rice buttered beans and desserts.
Thomasville furniture leader T Austin Finch, president of the Thomasville Chair Co, will travel to Washington this weekend for talks with Secretary of Commerce Roper regarding Roosevelt's Industrial Recovery Act. Finch had been invited to a Monday conference and asked to meet Sunday for a preliminary discussion. He chairs a Greensboro appointed committee coordinating Southern furniture industry efforts.
The draft pact to link Britain Germany and Italy for common policies to safeguard peace faces delays. League officials and Norman H. Davis fear unresolved questions on disarmament. Paris is set for a triangular meeting with Boncour inviting Davis and a British representative such as Sir John Simon or Lord Londonderry.
The North Carolina Young Democratic Club plans a July 8 convention at Wrightsville Beach with Governor Ehringhaus and Senator Reynolds invited. A keynote speaker will be named later and Mrs May Thompson Evans is a leading candidate for president, potentially making NC the first state to elect a woman YDA president.
The House Judiciary Committee approved a bill to let municipalities obtain court sanction for debt readjustments, with White House tacit approval, by a 9 to 8 vote amid minority party opposition. The session followed June 2 coverage noting political tensions over veteran compensation and ambassadorial conduct.
Butter and eggs market news from Chicago shows unsettled creamery specials at 93 score and 2144-22 extras. 31 extra firsts at 90-91, firsts at 88-89, and varied percentages for seconds and standards. Bags totals 30,424 unsettled, with multiple grade categories and current receipts noted.
Mrs. R. Gray Moore sues City Fuel Company driver Chas. F. Blake for 850 dollars alleging injuries from a March 21 automobile accident and 100 for auto damage. Joint action by Lonnie Burton and others seeks possession of a lot with an unsatisfied mortgage against J. W. Wilson Jr. and Ldee.
June 2 New York reports orders for 7000 tons of steel rails. United States Steel will roll 5600 tons and the remainder will be turned out by Bethlehem Steel.
The stock market moved forward today at an unprecedented pace for the year, with gains of 1 to 3 points across a wide front. Commodities rose modestly, utilities led, and large blocks of shares appeared on the tape around noon as market leaders drew strength.
F J Sizemore of the High Point Chamber of Commerce sought clarity from Congress on House Resolution 5664. Representative W B Umstead forwarded the measure detailing a federal public works program that could fund grade crossing elimination and related highway projects in High Point if approved.
Chief A. B. Horney records show no building permits issued in May marking a rare standstill in High Point as the new permit clerk notes a complete pause in construction activity since taking over duties.
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