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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1953
Page
7
Alice Denhof e shares Lent friendly recipes including Spaghetti and Scallops with Italian Sauce serving 4 to 6, Pimiento Buttered Noodles, and a Macaroni and Cheese bake. The guide provides step by step prep, including skillet frying, sauce mixing, boiling pasta, and baking to finish.
W Richard Galt Duane Jr becomes the ninth in his family line to study at Union College in Schenectady. The first Duane traced his interest to an early member of the Continental Congress who later became mayor of New York City.
In New York the NEA Woman's Editor outlines spring Easter fashion for little girls. It highlights navy and white outfits by Bambury featuring a navy and white wood coat and a navy and white check topper with velvet neck streamers, collars, and cuffs, designed for a pretty, comfortable holiday look.
Ash Wednesday prompts fish and seafood ideas with Scalloped Oysters and Golden Fish. Scalloped Oysters layers crackers and oysters then a milk liquor mixture baked 350 F for about an hour. Golden Fish coats pieces in corn meal and egg, fries to golden brown, serves six with lemon wedges. Tomorrow’s menu suggests breakfast lunch and dinner items including tomato juice and prune whip.
Police charged Les Thomas 36 of 1408 Furlough with stabbing Sylvester Rorie in the head throat and left chest though Rorie was not believed to be in serious condition. Prince Albert Ellison 38 of Fairview Street faced a slapping charge related to Vera Carr. Katherine Mills 25 of Route 6 held on $300 bond for larceny of cash. Lee G. Ingram 33 of 119 Eccles Street charged with entering the meathouse of Bessie Ingram at 449 Meredith Street and taking hams and shoulders valued at 51. Trial set for Friday. bonds noted.
Ann Delafield, a longtime beauty expert, argues that proper nutrition and vitamins are the fastest way to glamour. She endorses a no nonsense beauty plan including a vitamin package aligned with the National Research Council and cautions against high powered vitamins without medical advice.
Thomasville session led with motor vehicle charges. Raymond Earnhardt received 60 days on the roads suspended two years for no operator’s license and must pay 25 dollars plus costs. Garcia Workman had judgment suspended for reckless driving due to a prior accident with no injuries. Louise Clinard faced an eight month term and 25 dollar damages for assault with a deadly weapon, plus 50 dollars and costs. Ronald Ray Whitner and Ernest Porter also faced fines for reckless driving and no operator’s license respectively.
About 50 High Point nurses gathered to oppose a Senate bill they say would reduce nursing standards. They drafted a formal protest to Senator Carl T. Hicks and planned individual protests to Senator O Arthur Kirkman and others. They warned the bill would harm graduates from small hospitals, drain nurses to other states, and divert fees to the state general fund. The meeting was led by Lucy Lopp, president of District 9 of the State Nurses Association, who will represent the district at a Raleigh advisory board meeting.
E. W. Morris age 70 father of B. Paul Morris and A. A. Morris of High Point died at his Pearson Georgia home after three years of decline and a week of serious illness. Survived by wife two daughters Martha Morris of Pearson and Mrs Noel Thomas of Douglas four other sons Henry Ellie Beecher and Jesse Morris all of Pearson and 21 grandchildren. Funeral services set for Pearson Wednesday at 11 a m.
Thomasville reports a week of activities at the Civic Center with an adult social opening tonight at 7 30. The Square Dance club will elect officers Thursday at 7 30. Teen clubs run Friday and Saturday for members only. The note also mentions colonial Williamsburg cost estimates.
Thomasville news notes the filing of 42 year old R. Moore of Trinity Street Cafe as the second candidate for the Fourth Ward seat on the City Council. He will oppose incumbent L. R. Jarrett who filed last week. Mayor W. W. Rapp plans to run again, while Curry Ragan contemplates a run possibly for councilman at large. Election is set for May 5.
Thomasville Judge W H Steed announces he will not seek reappointment as Recorder's Court judge after eight years. He backs Roy Hughes for the top post, urges the bar to recommend a successor, and will retire April 1 after six remaining court days. A blizzard preceded Taft inauguration parade with street crews clearing the way.
Forefront planning in Levittown Pennsylvania has all utility lines for the 70 000 residents buried under lawns behind houses rather than along the streets. This design eliminates street disruptions for water sewer and gas line repairs.
The article notes India has 43 million Muslims, making it the third largest Muslim country after Pakistan, which is first followed by another country in the ranking. It highlights the Muslim population distribution in the region.
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