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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
7
A fragmented note describes a refreshing Apricot Waterfall drink with apricot juice lemon juice almond extract and carbonated water. It mentions peaches arriving on the market at 2 lbs for 15 cents and ends mid thought with rasp- word fragment.
The notice lists high prices for watermelons and canned preserves on sale at a local chain with three jars for 50 cents, plus an assortment of cookies. Corn at 40 cents a dozen ears and other vegetables cheaper. It includes kitchen tips with garlic onion and green pepper and a sample menu with price items like Tomato Fritters and Coconut Cream Pie.
Reader advised to guard against constipation by eating bulk in meals. Kellogg’s All Bran is presented as a reliable source of dietary bulk, absorbed moisture, and gentle cleansing of the system. Two tablespoonfuls daily with milk or cream recommended, with Aut-Bran for stubborn cases.
Marjorie Mansfield faces criticism as she asserts women can outthink men in a battle of wits. The piece contrasts opinion on female intellect and social expectations, highlighting Mansfield’s stance amid reaction.
A seventeen year old girl asks how to renew dating with a boy she stopped seeing. Advice encourages friendly contact, inviting him to casual gatherings, and respecting if he favors someone else. She is guided to be polite, gauge his interest, and avoid overthinking at their young age.
A reader writes to Miss Mansfield about meeting a young man with family troubles unknown to her. The note expresses interest and seeks guidance on navigating a delicate personal situation.
The guidance advises avoiding mention of a blunder and remaining cordial with a young man. It emphasizes showing no personal offense and preventing further discussion of a sensitive subject, which could cause pain.
In a note from The Enterprise readers are advised that witty remarks can offend in a group of close friends. Miss Mario Mansfield will answer all questions promptly at The Enterprise office.
A recipe describes tomato sandwiches with deviled ham and onion, fried in batter, plus bacon cornmeal muffins. It includes steps for slicing tomatoes, mixing fillings, batter creation, frying, and baking in muffin tins with butter and bacon.
Asheboro group selects new officers for the coming year at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. W. R. Trollinger. President Don McGlohon and others were approved, with installation planned for October. Delegates to Asheville convention set for July 26-28 include Mrs. Crutchfield Newsom and Bunch.
Announcement is made here today of the marriage of Miss Winnie Margaret Wilson and Fred A. Link, both of this city, which occurred Saturday at seven o clock in High Point. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tew attended, and Mrs. Link is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wilson of Newton. The couple will reside in High Point.
An advertisement promotes Feen a mint laxative designed to be pleasant to take. It claims tasteless active ingredients mix with the mouth’s saliva to stimulate digestion and make cleansing easy, non habit forming, and suitable for children. A money back guarantee is offered and a small package is sold.
Social columns in Philadelphia note the August 10 ceremony of Hon Anna V Fisher and Thomas W Clark at Kilverstone church. Clark, son of Percy H Clark of Willoughby Cynwyd Pennsylvania, is known for his ties to the Thomasville Shooting Club and counts Mary Tod Hunter Clark Rockefeller among his siblings.
Miss Beulah Moton hosted a recital Monday evening with many patrons in attendance. The stage featured arbutus baskets, Queen Annes lace, roses, and ivy trellises. Highlights included a Dancing Fairies trio by Charlotte, Hase and Ralph Zimmerman and a Minstrels Serenade duet by Charles Tut tle and John Fowler. First prize went to Lillie Mae Moore for highest year grade, second to Jewell Myers for improvement, plus a vocal group by Miss Dorothy Hoskins.
Mr and Mrs Otis B Sain left this morning for Covington Virginia after attending the wedding of Pauline Haynes to Charles A Kearns of Thomasville yesterday at the First Baptist church Pauline Haynes had been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs P D Haynes for several weeks prior to the wedding
Eton remains the costliest English school with a yearly fee of 1150 dollars. The enrollment matches the price at 1150 boys.
Philadelphia on June 19 reports that New Deal leaders in Washington draft policy planks for the national convention. Farm aid and AAA plans frame the farm plank with four features including soil conservation subsidies and crop production control. Wallace to arrive for talks as divisions surface.
The geographic center is identified in the eastern part of Smith county Kansas. It marks a historic geographic reference point used in maps and geographic studies. Local officials and residents note its significance for regional identity and tourism potential.
AP sports roundup from New York notes odds on Joe Louis rising to 15 to 1 and 10 to 1 at midnight. It cites press seating, Schmeling and Braddock prospects, and mentions Mike Jacobs arranging press boxes and the betting chatter. Also passes along health and financial rumors about Prima Camera, Fred Fulton, and Joe Louis signing to fight Jimmy Braddock within ten days.
The Senior girls of Ward Street M. E. church announce an ice cream supper on Dora Porter’s lawn opposite the church tomorrow evening from 6 30 to 9. Proceeds support church activities. The article also notes the government plans nine utility projects with an estimated total cost exceeding 800 million dollars.
In the Dutch village of Soreck cheeses destined for export are painted red as part of a local custom. The practice highlights regional dairy crafts and historic branding before shipment to broader markets.
Whitten War G. EB. Whitten, deputy sit tax collector for High Point, urged that every corporation doing business in the state file an annual franchise tax report with the state department by July 1. Extensions may be granted in writing, and blanks are available at the local West Washington street office. A minimum penalty of 1 will be assessed for late filing.
The first play by four American authors is Gustavus Vasa, a tragedy by Benjamin Colman, performed in the country. The production marks a notable early example of American drama reaching international stages.
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