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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
7
A local feature explores unusual food pairings from orange and onion salad to pineapple stuffed desserts and cheese straws. It touts fresh greens at low weekly prices and provides a recipe for New England boiled dinner with corned beef and vegetables, plus tips on affordable garnishes.
The article gives step by step guidance for simmering vegetables and corned beef with meat liquor or water, cooking beets separately, and arranging a platter with vegetables. Horseradish Sauce is prepared in a double boiler with sugar stock mustard egg yolk beaten egg white and horseradish. It urges plain good food over frills and lists a four person dinner menu with prices for each item.
Roll pastry into a lightly floured board and cut into four inch squares. Combine one diced apple one half cup rhubarb and a quarter cup sugar. Place two tablespoons filling on each square and seal. Bake at 350 degrees for thirty minutes and serve with rhubarb sauce.
The Randolph chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held its regular meeting at Mrs. A Bunch's Main Street home with Mrs. J D Ross as co host. Members and guests gathered for reports from the district meeting in Greensboro and a program including readings from Clara Gill and Ferdinando O Harras Bivouac of the Dead. Refreshments followed the program.
Melt butter in top of double boiler then stir in flour and sugar. Gradually add boiling water and whisk to smooth. Add cooked strained rhubarb and cook five minutes, stirring constantly. Yields one cup of sauce.
A bull elk escaped a seven foot fence and swam a lake before menacing Twin Hills golfers. After wandering toward a dairy road it calmed and visited cows, ending its chase through the area.
Geologist J. E B. Appel of the University of Chicago reports a perfected device to count grains of sand for sediment analysis, promising precise grain size data and streamlined sampling.
The United Debut club announced a May 19 event at the Armory auditorium in Winston-Salem. Joe Haymes and his Famous Columbia Broadcasting orchestra will perform with Loretta Lee as host. Sponsors invited include local young ladies and state social circles. The 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. affair features elaborate decorations and planned sponsor entertainment.
University of Illinois experimenters report that modified exposure to X rays may influence hearing ability in subjects. Further tests are planned to determine the degree and mechanism of the impact and any long term consequences.
The Wallburg music department presented its annual recital on Tuesday night in the high school auditorium under Carey J. Davis. A beginners orchestra of about 15 members performed several pieces including Moonlight Revels and In a Rose Garden.
Miss Valla Swaim is a patient at Burrus Memorial hospital where she underwent an operation recently. Her condition is reported as improving.
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