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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
5
A nostalgic note celebrates National Cheese Week with cooking lore and recipes. Welsh Rabbit and Bacon Rabbit appear alongside Cheese Cake and Walnut Cheese Balls, offering methods to blend cheese into sauces, toasts, and desserts using traditional pantry ingredients.
A fragmented note discusses drift from Sarawak to London and offers cheese usage ideas. It covers American cheese uses like Welsh rarebit and cheesecake, Swiss for sandwiches, Roquefort in dressings and canapes, Parmesan in onion soup, and Moravian Christmas cookies selling ahead of Christmas.
Prices on fruits vegetables and nuts show good buys with broccoli 12 1 2 cents a pound cauliflower 8 1 3, celery cabbage 5 cents, spinach 7 1 2, lettuce three heads for 20 cents. Florida oranges down to 12 12 cents a dozen, all stores carry mixed nuts 26 cents a pound unshelled. Turkey prices expected 27 33 cents a pound dressed. Long Island duckling and possible goose or guinea hens also noted. A related dinner menu features baked trout and coconut orange tarts with step by step preparation and ingredients.
The First Evangelical and Reformed church schedules the Kingdom Roll Call for December 13 with canvassing teams set and first meeting Sunday at 4 p.m. A Friday banquet December 11 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whitener will finalize plans. Each year the church reports all expenses paid and increases giving for benevolent causes.
Members of the National Professional Golfers Association wound up their annual session in Chicago naming George Jacobus as president and Tom Walsh as secretary. The group set Ryder Cup dates for 1937 at Southport England and scheduled the national tournament for May 24 30 at the Pittsburgh Field Club. A brief note recalls Walter Wellman’s 1910 transatlantic airship attempt ending after 1 000 miles with crew rescued.
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