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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
8
Speer recounts a bridge hand played by Mrs. McKenney and the author. The article notes their limited partnership and analyzes an optimistic opening bid and subsequent play, including an ace lead in clubs and a sequence involving spades and high cards.
In a duplicated North South deal Mrs McKenney faced a troubled contract. After an initial misstep she ruffed a diamond back with four of spades and established diamonds while preserving a club entry, despite a cautious defense and careful trumps.
Dr. Roger I. Lee of the American Medical Association notes that small acts give women stability as they age. He says gardens Red Cross work knitting church affairs and family duties help transition from active to less active years. He warns longevity can bring loneliness if partners die first and urges early action to aid women.
Aspamigus is a perishable vegetable with rapidly changing flavor after picking. To extend shelf life when keeping for a day or overnight, untie the bunch trim ends rinse in water and dry thoroughly. Store in a covered dish or wrapped in wax paper in the refrigerator. Do not store wet to prevent slime and decay.
A traditional combination of ham and beans served with sour cream reflects ordinary midwestern cooking styles. The note highlights a straightforward, hearty regional preparation.
A folksy personal column invites High Pointers to share news of visits health travels and friends with readers. Readers are urged to telephone 4567 and submit what they know about themselves and others for the section authored by Madeline Hoover and Mary Sue Short.
The passage urges husbands to prepare for old age by reducing luxuries and cultivating interests beyond work. It also suggests wives support companionship, shared hobbies, and outdoor activities to keep marriage fulfilling when children leave and responsibilities lessen.
Pattern 4837 sized 2 4 6 8 uses 11 4 yards 35 inch cotton for a sundress and bonnet. Send 25 cents to Enterprise Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York NY. Just out smat easy fashions with free pattern and directions in the book.
A survey by Allied Military Government in Berlin shows Germans favor music on radio over news. Brig. Gen. Robert A. McClure reports 65 percent want music, five percent prefer interpretative news, and under 10 percent seek political commentaries.
Ways to cream shortening or sugar are described as working the fats and sugars until the mixture becomes soft and fluffy. This technique yields a light, airy base for baking batter and frostings.
Household kitchen tip explains marinating as soaking foods in a liquid such as salads in dressing to impart flavor and tenderize. It warns against overdoing marination and suggests times for different foods.
Candido Gomes born aboard the Portuguese ship Serpa Pinto near Rio de Janeiro receives cruzeiros from passengers who hope the birth brings good luck as his Portugal emigrant parents arrive in Brazil.
One of the fastest ways to clean jewelry is with the new jewelry cleaners. The method involves stringing the item on fine wire or cord, immersing it in the cleaner with slight agitation, then lifting out and rinsing under running water.
Greensboro watchers report that twenty two men and women from eight nationalities will take the oath of citizenship before Judge Johnson J. Hayes in the United States district court at 2 P M on June 4. Henry stated yesterday.
Reynolds at the clerk of court office states Mrs. E. Anderson will oversee the D.A.R. program during the ceremony. Among those qualified for citizenship rights is Mrs. Hannah Pliskin of High Point.
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