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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1945
Page
7
Gardeners learn stable manure needs balancing with phosphate and potash to avoid nitrogen imbalance. A poultry manure mix suggests 60 percent super phosphate and 10 percent potash per pound of manure, with variations if using all potash. Apply in fall or winter for trees and shrubs, and mix a third of regular fertilizer into soil with seeds.
The Cloverdale School Parent-Teacher Association meets tonight at 7:30 at the school. Miss Frances Brown's fourth grade and the A Capella choir present the program The Faster Story. Parents and friends are invited to attend the Easter program.
Mr and Mrs Harry Robertson of Jamestown route one announce the birth of a son Harry Gerald on March 22 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Edwin E Koonce of 1202 North Main Street announce the birth of a son Edwin Earl Jr on March 28 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
Thomas Jefferson Jones 69 a retired Friends minister died at his River community High Point home after an extended illness He was born in Guilford county April 7 1875 and had spent most of his life there He was a member of Deep River Friends church Survivors include his wife two sons five daughters four sisters three brothers fourteen grandchildren and one great grandchild The body will be removed to the home Friday at 11 am and the funeral set for 3 pm burial in Deep River Friends cemetery
President Roosevelt names Lt Gen Alexander A. Vandegrift commander of the Marine Corps to become a full General and also promotes Vice Admiral Russell R. Waesche to admiral. The announcements come from Washington on March 29.
A meeting discussed forming a local branch of the Associated Executives club with EF F. E. Scholtz outlining aims. The club would offer a forum for ideas with national leaders, promote social contacts among business and professional leaders, and keep the public informed on modern affairs.
The passage notes monthly meetings, even in summer, with talks by national leaders and discussions at influential local gatherings. Women members enjoy dinners with distinguished guests, while a recipe for filling gingerbread suggests cottage cheese with raisins figs moistened with orange juice.
Recipe notes feature grapefruit halves broiled with a light drizzle of maple syrup or honey for a mildly sweet, caramelized fruit treat. A simple technique highlights the fruit’s tang with a warm glaze.
A simple method suggests boiling the coffee pot with a small amount of soda added to the water. This practice aims to remove stains and stale flavors from the brewing equipment.
The Elizabeth Fry and Brotherhood classes of Archdale Friends church will meet at the parsonage Friday evening for their March gathering. Mrs. Clifton C. Pearson and Mrs. H S Ragan Jr will be hostesses.
Mrs Howard Alford of Philadelphia visits Brinwood with Mrs R L Brinson and plans Easter greetings. Mrs Phil Lucas returns home after attending funeral of sister Mrs G M Richardson in Monroe. Mrs Oriana B James and H C Briggs travel to Salisbury for illness of Mrs Sam Carter. Mrs W E Griffith returns from Asheville with sister Mrs Lee F Tuttle. Joe Brown of Jamestown at Guilford county sanatorium for treatment. Harold Dodson Wall and Mrs Geral dine Hedrick wed last Saturday and tour the Eastern state before settling with the Hedricks.
On the Seventh Army front in France a GI corporal and his WAC mother met at XV Corps headquarters for a brief reunion arranged with help from the Red Cross. Mrs. Belle Harrison, once a Bronx housewife, enlisted in the WAC two years earlier and arrived overseas after service in Normandy and England. Her other son, Pfc. Lawrence J. Harrison, was at Las Vegas airfield and could not attend.
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