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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
5
A column lists a lamb dish with a grape jelly sauce and mint, baked then simmered to finish, plus instructions for thickening the pan liquor. It notes vanilla wafers on sale, assorted cheese spreads, a chocolate syrup, Jasmine tea, salt rising and Boston brown bread, and a bakery special cherry preserves.
A homemaker offers simple meal shortcuts using canned goods and ready mix breads. Recipes include meat balls in mushroom sauce, stuffed tomatoes, coffee mousse, and a quick meat loaf method with mushroom gravy, plus suggestions for using condiments to surprise guests.
Many refrigerators claim safe refrigeration but Kelvinator adds a thermometer in the food compartment and a 5 year protection plan. It highlights low temperatures and convenience as reasons to buy, inviting customers to prove utility and value.
Funeral services were held for five year old Pessy Carter and three year old Jimmie Carter of Mrs. and Mr. Joe Carter after their Doris Street home burned Wednesday night. Rev J W Grace officiated at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist church with the Gentry quartet and church choir, and pallbearers included W S Carter D M Carter L C Carter and Joe Harrelson. Burial followed at Floral Garden cemetery.
Jimmie McCoy faces trial after being indicted for operating a lottery in connection with theater cash night awards. The case, tied to a local Goldsboro event, was scheduled for the August term with bond set at 500 dollars.
Mrs Ike Wright of Sealy Texas credits Cardui with helping her through cramps in girlhood, postmarriage weakness, and midlife depression. She recalls improved appetite strength and mood after taking Cardui again and urges friends to use it.
Miss Mary Wilkins of Magnolia was elected state councillor at the closing session of the tenth annual Daughters of America convention at the Sheraton hotel. Officers named include Miss Mary Turbyfill Charlotte associate state councillor and Mrs. Bertie Lohman High Point vice councillor, with Edgar Weaver Greensboro state secretary and H O Hayworth High Point state treasurer. The group approved refurbishing two dormitory rooms in Lexington for the National orphanage and honored several officers for service. The next gathering will be May 27-28 in Wilmington with Cape Fear Council No 24.
Superior Court Judge Clawson L. Williams ordered a third sale of the National cotton mill in Lumberton. The auction will be held at the Lumberton courthouse on Thursday June 11 after two earlier bids were rejected as too low.
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