Parsley and Chives Add Zesty Note to Scrambled Eggs
A brief culinary tip notes that minced parsley and chives create a bright, fresh flavor when folded into scrambled eggs. The combination elevates simple eggs with herbaceous, aromatic accents.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1964
Page
5
A brief culinary tip notes that minced parsley and chives create a bright, fresh flavor when folded into scrambled eggs. The combination elevates simple eggs with herbaceous, aromatic accents.
Children at Cloverdale School Day Center enjoyed an Easter party hosted by the local Letter Carriers Auxiliary. Twenty five attendees received a picnic lunch and Easter candy to take home after games and contests. Attending were Mrs. Harry Williams president along with project chair J W McDowell and other members, plus Parks and Recreation Aubrey Grimes and Day Center staff.
The Women’s Golf Assn of Em erywood Country Club held its season kickoff luncheon with 35 members present. Mrs. Robert G. Culp Jr. announced April events including the first scotch foursome on April 12 and the Furniture City Tourney on April 7, plus a Whisp ering Pines tournament on June 14. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Schuermanlow for net, Mrs. Lester W. Stevenslow for gross, and Mrs. James E. Gill for low putts. door prizes went to Mrs. David R. Parker and Mrs. William S. Hayes.
Mrs Irma McCrary president of High Point Credit Women Breakfast Club was appointed a delegate to the state convention to be held in Winston Salem May 16 19 at the clubs meeting yesterday at the K W Restaurant. Mrs Nell Harris finance chairman announced a fund raising event will be held at the home of Mrs Ford Robertson 606 Gordon St on April 23. Invocation by Mrs Canolia Haley. Fifteen members and sponsor Leo Palmer Jr attended.
The Ladies Assn of Colonial Country Club held a luncheon at the club led by President Mrs. Jack Cox. Awards for March golf tournaments were presented to Mrs. Stuart Kennedy Mrs. Tom Whicker and Mrs. Brad Hunsucker. A mixed dog fight tournament is planned for April 12 and a women’s invitational for May 15-17. City play day starts April 7 at Emerywood. Piedmont Golf Assn. will stage a tournament at Colonial on August 19. A women’s golf clinic is set for early May.
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