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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
6
Springfield Friends church will host its annual barbecue this evening with serving starting at 5:30. Pork and lamb will be served in the church dining room and a large crowd is expected. Proceeds will benefit the hard.
A kitchen note explains doughnuts fried in deep fat differ from fried cakes and crullers. It covers fat temperature with 380F for dipping and 360F for frying, timing for rings twists and balls, mixing and chilling, and a potato fried cake recipe with steps and a Tomorrow's Menu list.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. M Kellam announce the death of their infant son Douglas Armstrong at home on Circle Drive shortly after 4 o'clock this morning after a ten day illness and pneumonia. He was born January 1 1932 in High Point. Surviving are the parents two brothers John Richard and Thomas Marshall and grandmother Mrs Richard Kellam of Spencer Virginia. Funeral services will be held at 4 20 o'clock at Joseph Rennie pastor First Presbyterian Church with interment in Oakwood Cemetery.
Dr Russell L Cecil of Cornell addressed Guilford County Medical Society in Greensboro on chronic arthritis. He discussed inflammatory and senile types, noting onset after age 50 and joint wear, with blood and joint organisms linked to arthritis. Over 100 physicians attended and questions followed.
The Enterprise corrects yesterday’s gallery of babies from the Elke healthiest baby contest. On fourth row from left the first baby is Edmund Lowe 19 months son of Mr and Mrs N C Lowe. The name Jimmie Maurice Harris was carried in error.
Mrs Samuel McMillan of 808 Fast Green Street is a patient at the High Point hospital where she is undergoing treatment.
Lexington report on the Home and Garden Department held at Mrs. R. L. Meachum’s West Second avenue home with Mrs. B. E. Timberlake as joint hostess. Mrs. Fred Cox chaired as Dr. Abernethy was absent. Grady Shoat suggested collecting literature for future programs.
Visitors include G D Crutchfield and several Mrs names. Elizabeth Ann Hall 14 months underwent a serious operation at Charlotte Sanitarium and is improving. Miss Mildred Lindsay hosted a bridge party with N A Beck best high and Meta Baker low prizes. The Craver family from Winston-Salem visited Lexington. Miss Blanche Raper wed Aubrey Zimmerman at Mount Olivet Methodist church on October 29. Zimmerman is UNC graduate and Sedge Garden coach. The couple will live with Mrs Belle Craver after a short honeymoon.
Miss Irene McAnally spends today and tomorrow at Salem college as a guest of friends. Fritz Smith of Raleigh was here yesterday visiting Ney Evans. Mrs Bertha Lowdermilk is recovering satisfactorily from an appendicitis operation at Guilford General Hospital performed Monday this week.
QUESNEL B C On his first day of hunting 16yearold Jackie Rome of Kersley said nothing about luck when asked by his mother. He returned hours later dragging the hides of three bears he had shot within a short distance of the homestead.
Salina Kansas Guy Lemon was elected president of the Northview Country Club board of directors shortly after he scored an ace. The move positions Lemon to steer club affairs.
A festive note reports Mary Christmas wedding this week to a Detroit traveling salesman. The item notes holiday celebrations in Indianapolis next month and that Mary will be Mrs Seth Jeffries.
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