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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1946
Page
3
A newly patented traffic light uses a motor driven shaft to swivel the light box between red and green rather than cycling individual lamps. The mechanism aims to simplify control and reduce wear by rotating the entire unit to display the appropriate color.
A nostalgic Rector's feature recalls glamorous celebrity guests and names a turkey adaptation of Chicken Tetrazzini. The recipe uses Wilson's shredded turkey, spaghetti, mushrooms, and a white sauce baked in a margarine greased dish, served hot for six.
A family Thanksgiving dinner idea using leftover turkey to make a Turkey Tetrazzini that serves friends at a casual supper. May be baked in a large casserole for convenient serving.
Take dough from refrigerator about three hours before serving. When light shape into small balls rest 10 to 15 minutes then roll into 14 inch strips. Place on greased sheet let rise to double bake 400 F 10 minutes then 350 F 20 to 30 minutes.
Suggests pickles celery radishes and fruit salad as sides. For dessert cranberry sherbet is offered. Recommends breadsticks for a toothsome extra touch. Notes these items may not be available at your store.
A reminiscence recounts waking with larks, field bird hunts, Shelley's skylark, and drily funny anecdotes of Scout adventures. The piece recalls Dr Edwin Mims and a pig roast atop Greybeard mountain with a preacher declaring the pig had entered the ministry.
A reminiscence recalls how Hometown youths in earlier days enjoyed adventures on larks while today late nights stretch as the new norm. The piece hints at changing social rhythms and the lingering memory of those youthful escapades.
A Chicago surgeon forgets to remove a canary before ether. After the operation the bird dies on the floor shocking a nervous patient. The patient exclaims a flippant line and is calmed before leaving the room.
More than 400 teachers from 12 surrounding counties met in Hickory and agreed the general assembly should be asked to raise teacher salaries 40 percent. Only four opposed the plan and a motion to strike if the request is denied was tabled.
The passage asks who preached on Mars Hill in Rome and who told Paul Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian. It also asks for the author of The Revelation, the last book of the New Testament.
Advice on social conduct at gatherings emphasizes that formal introductions are unnecessary. Being present with friends suffices as an introduction, fostering a relaxed, inclusive atmosphere.
The column offers a birthday themed horoscope praising generosity and leadership, advising cooperation over self interest. It warns that deceit may be evident in the environment and suggests mindful action. a brief answer section lists St. Paul as a response to a question.
Charlotte report notes Dr. William P. Jacobs of the American Cotton Manufacturers Association says lifting OPA controls will revive demand. He estimates six months from sale to retailers and expects shirts on shelves by mid spring at reasonable prices.
R. E. Hayworth of Monroe was elected president of region one of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association. He previously served as North Carolina state director and announced more than 1,000 miles of rural electric lines would be built in North Carolina next year. Former Governor J. Melville Broughton urged rural electrification as vital to southern rural industry development.
Automobile license plates for 1947 will go on sale at the Carolina Motor club office at 116 College street on Monday morning December 2 at 9 o clock. Local manager Mrs Thelma Ryan announced this morning. Private automobile truck and trailer plates will be sold at the motor club office as well as city tags.
A patient describes severe stomach upset from meals with gas and bloating. After using Inner-Aid, the speaker reports weight loss, improved meals, and praise for the herb formula sold in drug stores.
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