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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
7
The piece traces Thanksgiving from Pilgrim feasts to modern menus, praising turkey as the centerpiece. It describes an old-time dinner with oyster soup, turkey, pies, and cheese, and lists a traditional menu including stuffing, giblet gravy, cranberries, squash, rolls, pumpkin and hot mincemeat pie, coffee, and a fruit centerpiece.
Youthful Marian Martin frock Pattern 9094 offers modified princess lines and various sleeve options for four to twelve year olds. Includes complete diagrammed sew chart, fabric guidance, and ordering details with sizes 4 6 8 10 12 and price of fifteen cents per pattern.
A nostalgic Thanksgiving guide lists oyster stuffing cranberry dishes and festive desserts. It details oyster stuffing cranberry preparation baked asparagus and an economical family dinner with a crostini of pies and puddings alongside beverages and salads.
The Play-Likers of the Woman's College UNC present Pride and Prejudice dramatized by Helen Jerome on Saturday at Aycock Auditorium. Under Prof W Raymond Taylor, costumes and sets mirror the Broadway 1935–36 production with period furniture from a High Point maker and portraits by Virginia Jackson. The arts and home economics departments collaborate for authentic detail.
In Tampa Jimmy Price stopped Relampago Saruro after a late round rally. In Dallas foe Feaupre outpointed Dewey Kimrey. Miami Beach bouts featured Barney Brock and Gene Bonmin both. Rikky Sharkey outpointed Norman Cohen in Worcester. An odd note says the hornbill sheds its crop lining annually.
A Kellogg advertisement urges women to combat constipation to maintain looks and energy. It promotes ALL-BrAN cereal as a bulking, gentle cleanser that absorbs moisture and forms a soft mass. The ad promises a one week trial with refund if unsatisfied and notes availability from grocers.
Lexington Mayor John B. Craven said the city has weathered the downturn and is on a foundation for a hopeful future. The administration has operated on a cash basis, holds a balance, met all interest payments, and reduced indebtedness by about 54000. Wages have been restored and water and light earnings improved under a refinancing plan that could cut bonded debt by 0.5 million in six years and 1.2 million in twelve, with total elimination in twenty years.
City Manager B M Knox remained in New York City yesterday consulting with William H Hoyt about drafting legal papers for High Points hydro electric plant on the Yadkin river. He may return tonight or Saturday while Councilman F LeRoy Briggs, who sent him, reports further Washington conferences on the project. Briggs said all phases of the plan are progressing as fast as possible. Five babies are born every minute in the United States.
A fragmentary verse laments a swift farewell to a beloved figure. The speaker longs for the departing presence to be fleet yet acknowledges the strain of hearing faint footsteps along a softly cushioned street.
An agreement among astronomers places a curious teapot on display in a London shop. The teapot allegedly allows three cups of tea to be poured from a single pot, claimed to be exhibited as a marvel.
In Pittsburgh on November 20 a hungry lioness wandered the north side prompting police and locals to trap her. Henry Dunn Wilkins said the animal belonged to a carnival friend called Pearl and had been fed scraps. Neighbors provided meat and the roar ceased as humane society weighs options.
Mr and Mrs James A Wall announce the birth of a daughter Tona Ann on Thursday November 19 at their home on Kivett drive.
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