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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1939
Page
7
An old fashioned pie supper is planned by the Brentwood School Parent-Teacher Association for Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The event features candy, novelty items and soft drinks for sale, a program of music and magic, and a small admission fee to attend the program.
A vintage recipe guide describes Wilsons Certified Pure Pork Sausage served with creamed peas and corn bread. It details preparing 10 links with carrots and peas, mixing with white sauce, layering in a casserole, adding diced meat if desired, and baking at 375 F for 45 minutes to serve five.
The best cider of the year is on the market. It is crafted from firm juicy apples and offers a cider-y flavor. Enjoy freely yet save a couple for Wilson's wedge in Tender Made Ham.
A recipe describes a method for cooking ham at room temperature in an uncovered roaster with two cups of sweet cider in a moderate oven. It instructs scoring the fat, mashing a paste from bread crumbs brown sugar and lemon juice, and finishing at a hotter temperature with frequent basting.
A recipe outlines halved squash baked in a moderate oven until tender. Brush edges with Wilson's Clear Brook Butter, fill cavities with Wilson's Certified Chili Con Carne, and serve hot with cole slaw. Dessert suggests cinnamon apples baked in orange.
Tension rises across the state as Carolina and Duke clash this Saturday. Rail service offers a football trip from High Point to Durham with a 10 10 a m departure and 12 15 p m arrival. Bed jackets from Willard's and monogrammed pillow slips from Richardson's appeal to readers shopping for comfort and style.
The High Point Union of Methodist Young People will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 45 PM at Wesley Memorial Church. After the business session led by Jesse Lucas Brooks Memorial Colored Methodist Church will speak. His choir will perform and Jesse Lowe will lead recreation. Archdale Friends Church groups meet Friday for their regular monthly session.
The House and Garden Club met at Mrs. Howard Blair’s Ferndale Drive home. Members displayed fall arrangements with Mrs. J. G. Doggett winning for the most outstanding platter display. New member Mrs. J. H. McCall welcomed. guest Miss Nancy Barnette of Mebane attended.
Advertisement touts Marmola Tablete as a simple daily dose solution for fat persons with hypo thyroid conditions. Claims over twenty million boxes distributed, with diet and sensible eating, no cure all, and doctor consultation advised.
Asheboro community notes draft a busy week with four tables of bridge at Mrs. Henry L. Ingram's home. Prizes awarded to five players. out of town guest Mr. Bennett Davenport honored. Elizabeth Robbins and William Brown, both of Asheboro, announced married in Columbia, South Carolina last Saturday.
A vintage drug ad touts Caldwell's Laxative with Pepsin to relieve constipation and stomach distress. It claims pepsin dissolves undigested protein lumps causing belching acidity and nausea while senna laxative moves bowels. The copy targets general family use and urges readers to buy at their druggist.
W Malcolm Moore of Cowpens South Carolina Southern textile agent is a patient at Presbyterian Hospital Charlotte where he will undergo a minor operation. Mrs J P Lovelace visiting daughter Mrs C F Tomlinson and Mr Tomlinson at their Park Way home. John Ogburn Blackburn infant now at home 404 Montheur Avenue after hospital discharge and able to receive visitors. Police in Tokyo rule waitresses must have more than one holiday a month.
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