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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1947
Page
20
The article highlights diverse meat options including liver and sweetbreads, noting their nutrition and economy. It discusses cereal enrichment with thiamine niacin and iron, voluntary enrichment by many manufacturers, and a larger winter supply of canned fruits and juices. The 1946 deciduous fruit pack is one and a half times larger than 1945, with the best tangerines heavy and brick red.
A kitchen tip describes smothering as an effective method to cook a lean young chicken. The note highlights moisture retention and flavorful results.
The article states three or four years are required to raise a milk cow, outlining a long period before the animal becomes productive for dairy use.
Anna Tomlinson and Eleanor Amos, brides-elect, enjoyed multiple bridal occasions this weekend. Luncheons at Emerywood country club and home teas hosted by several families showcased gifts, flowers, and corsages as planners announced a string of upcoming parties before the wedding.
The Johnson Street School PTA met Thursday evening to hear Dr. Phillip B. Davis speak on children's health. He urged regular physical examinations and highlighted the role of new drugs in disease combat. Mrs. C. B. Loflin presided.
Pattern 4932 offers a forthy frock bonnet slip and panties with ric rac optional. Includes illustrated instructions and tested fit for toddlers sizes 6 months to 5 years. Send coins for pattern and order Anne Adams Spring Pattern book for 15 cents more with a free travel bag pattern.
In charge of the business session Mrs J E Grissett submitted the slate of new officers for the organization. President is Mrs Clyde Lewis first vice president M H Hutchinson and second vice president Mrs R L Teague. Miss Paylor reported on the pre school clinic and Mrs E H Hackler on the magazine sale. E K Hightower led the devotional and the attendance banner went to Manchester fifth and sixth grade for songs and folk dances.
A 1809 government prize spurred a new method to preserve food with fewer containers to improve the army and navy food supply.
Advice for teens on prom planning including invitation timing from two to three months prior to the event, reminders a few days ahead, cross-school dating allowances, ticket buying duties, transportation, meeting points, and dance etiquette with partners.
The piece reflects on seekers of truth amid world strife with Russia and Greece and Turkey as pivotal states. It cites Toynbee, Lincoln, and Cantwell while noting independent calls for clean government and orderly justice. It closes with memorials and a note on Massawa’s climate and meat costs.
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