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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
7
Colonel Ed Jones owner of the Jones Hotel in Madison died there this morning at 10 o clock. He is grandfather of Mrs Hal A Davis of Calde street Madison. Funeral services will be held in Madison tomorrow.
A brisk shopper, thinking of an orange wrapper, aims for Wilson's Tender Extra Mild Certified smoked Ham. She trusts Certified Hams for tenderness and mild smoke, promising a smoky tang and perfect texture with a single sample.
A playful food item list features buttered broccoli and sweet-sour cabbage salad alongside assorted snacks. Mentions护理 none.
Certified smoked ham is brought to room temperature, brushed with a brown sugar clove glaze, and baked at 325 to 350 F then 400 F until browned. Half hams cook 19 minutes per pound. Cabbage and dressing mix light sour cream vinegar salt cayenne paprika and chives, chilled and served in lettuce cups or lemon shells.
An offer to cut inch slices from Wilson's Certified Cheese in five varieties American Brick Swiss Limburger and Pimento using a shamrock cutter. Each slice is pierced with a toothpick through the bottom as a novelty.
About eighty people attended at Blair Park club house for a Legion Auxiliary party honoring Andrew Jackson Post 87 on the 20th anniversary of the Legion. Mrs I T Mann presided as cake was presented, speeches by local leaders highlighted community service, Rehabilitation efforts and national defense.
Joel Chandler Harris creator of Uncle Remus was featured in a Music-Literature program at the Emerywood Country Club. John Mebane of The Enterprise summarized Harris life from 1848 birth through his journalism and marriage in 1873. Readings focused on Harris folklore and Negro lore.
YWCA hosts its regular March luncheon on March 23 at 1 pm with Miss Cora Deng of China as speaker. Deng, from Changsha, travels under the National YWCA Board, sharing insights on China’s social rebirth and wartime conditions.
The North Carolina High School Business Education Contest will be held April 12 13 and 14 G H Parker state contest manager and head of the Secretarial Science Department at Woman s College of the University of North Carolina announced in Greensboro on March 16 The event brings together high school teams to compete in business education activities.
Anna Tomlinson arrives from Ward Belmont School Nashville to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson. Benny Ann Morgan afflicted with measles at home on Fairfield road, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Morgan. Phyllis Strickland spends days in Raleigh with Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Pressley, Peace Junior College president. Charles H. Scott of Fort Bragg visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Myers, plans return to Fort Bragg in April. Forrest Shuford and family of Raleigh, former High Point residents, attend American Legion anniversary at Blair Park. Shuford now state labor commissioner. Dan Arden Jr. of NCSU visits spring holidays with parents on Chandler street. Mrs. Tomlinson speaks in Thomasville for Cooperative Concert Association drive before Woman's Club Fine Arts. Misses Erma Suits Isabel Boyles Lillian Yow Catherine Blalock depart for Raleigh to join North Carolina Education Association meeting March 16-18. They plan to return Saturday.
An unassembled competitive exam for North Carolina high school students covers bookkeeping shorthand typewriting salesmanship general business and business law. Tests mailed to schools, conducted under a contest committee, with awards for schools and individuals. Now in its second year under Mr Parker amid strong anticipated participation.
Officers of the Old Plank Road Council Royal Arcanum held an executive dinner at the Sheraton hotel with M. A. Wilmont of New York City as honored guest. The event preceded the initial spring dance at Pleasants cabin Guilford College, drawing about one hundred dancers and out of town guests.
James Bland, 38, of Charlotte, was arrested at a Wrenn Street pool room yesterday afternoon and charged with possessing obscene literature. He remained in jail this morning in default of a $300 bond while officers conferred with the prosecuting attorney about other articles found with him.
A. Coke Cecil, a local druggist, staged a benefit magician show yesterday morning at the Junior High School to raise funds for athletic equipment for the playgrounds. A small admission fee was charged and the proceeds given to the school. The annual event is a regular feature by Mr. Cecil.
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