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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
6
A compact recipe note highlights turning cooked leftovers into quick meals. It mentions using a small portion of Wilson's Tender Made am as a key ingredient to create a satisfying lunch or supper. The guide emphasizes food reuse and fast preparation.
Recipe describes making a biscuit dough from flour baking powder salt lard and milk then filling with ground Tender Made Ham and corn mixed with mayonnaise salt pepper and sugar. Top with dough, bake at 425 F for 20 minutes, cut into squares and serve with brown mushroom sauce.
Mesdames Barr and Bloom host over twenty members at Montlieu Avenue meeting of the High Point Council of Jewish Women. Reports from chairmen, nursery school effort, and Red Cross drive were shared. Mrs Tobias elected to second vice presidency. resolutions urged peace and staying out of war.
Gamma Pi Sigma sorority hosted a steak fry at the High Point Skeet Field with 28 attendees including members and escorts. The event featured outdoor oven fried steaks with coffee, followed by a scavenger hunt won by Clarine Furgurson and Marie Koonce, with Bob Shields and Arnold Lloyd, then dancing.
The Mid-Week Club hosted an open forum at Mrs. Embree H. Blackard’s Hillcrest Drive home to begin a season of programs on South America. Members discussed travel barriers posed by the Andes and the continent’s Spanish roots since 1498, noting growing air and sea links and U.S. trade potential.
Mrs. M. T. Lambeth spoke on Old Stories of New Orleans at the October meeting of the Music-Literature Department of the High Point Woman's Club at Emerywood Country Club. Hostesses included Mrs. C. H. Rhodes and others. Miss Florence Ellis played piano selections before the talk about Madame Delphine and pirates of New Orleans.
Mr and Mrs J M Basinger of 411 Kearns Street announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Inez to Reuben Allred. The wedding is planned for late October.
An old advertisement claims slimming by taking four Marmola Tablets daily for fat persons with hypo thyroidism. It notes the product has been sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed, and states it should not be used as a cure-all or without physician advice. The formula is included in every package.
The Emerywood Country Club hosts an international buffet supper with guest invites. Miss Cora Bowzee of Family Welfare Assoc plans a talk at Wesley Memorial Church. Dr Ruth Schiffman speaks at a High Point Nurses Club banquet with a following dance. Canterbury and Philomathlean clubs meet, alumnae supper marks Home Coming. Emerywood hosts October dance with John Peachcord Orchestra.
The Octo Club met Tuesday at 212 Lindsay Street with Miss Elaine Innman hosting and Miss Sara Howerton as guest. High score won by Mrs Doris Barksdale for a book of theatre tickets. second high went to Mrs Harry Brooks for talcum.
Mrs Nannie Byrum hosted a buffet supper Wednesday evening honoring her daughter Mrs J N McCrary for her birthday. Guests from the Social Arts Club and friends gathered at seven with a centerpiece birthday cake and fall flower decor. Attendees included C Harville W P Hazelwood L B Nelson A J Koonce J W Rose T R Zimmerman A B Bram BB Baxter W d Frazier Ed Clodfelter E Z Jones Rev Hoy L Fesperman Dr Harvey A Fesperman and Frances McCrary.
Bobbie Bundy celebrated his seventh birthday on Tuesday and hosted a party at Emerywood Country Club. Indoor and outdoor games were played with refreshments and a birthday cake in the dining room. guests included Carolyn Foy Betsy Chernault Mary Elizabeth Casey Virginia Perry and many others.
RUTHERFORDTON Oct. 19. Superintendent J. B. Johnston spoke as the Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary adjourned the Synod of North Carolina annual conference. Delegates re elected officers for two years including recording secretary Mrs A J McKelway Pinehurst and treasurer Mrs Coit M Robinson Lowell.
The A. M. Idol Philathea Class of First Methodist Church installs new officers this Sunday morning. Officers include President Mrs Tyson Ferree and Secretary Treasurer Miss Bessie Patterson among others. The Rankin Memorial Philathea Class holds its monthly business meeting Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Roy Rouse's Kennedy Street home with associate hostesses listed.
The High Point Graduate Nurses Club hosts its annual banquet at 7:30 PM in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom with Dr. Ruth Y. Schiffman of Greensboro as speaker introduced by Mrs. M. J. Wrenn. Music features harpist Miss Eleanor Welch and Ollie Simmons quartet. Mrs. Pat Browne chairs arrangements for an outstanding annual event.
A play titled The Old Maid's Club will be performed this evening at the Hasty High School auditorium by the South Main Methodist Church auxiliary. The event is sponsored by the PTA and the senior class to benefit a worthy cause.
Constipation and stomach discomfort addressed by a laxative that combines senna with syrup pepsin. The ad promotes relief from acid indigestion belching gas and tired bowels while claiming tests prove pepsin aids digestion and eases abdominal distress. Suitable for children. Take at your druggist today.
At the Moose hall last evening the Women of the Moose finalized details for a Halloween party to be held Friday October 20 at Chains Studio. Mesdames Mabel Beeson and Effie Bambalis will chair arrangements with dancing fortune telling card games and prizes. Mask wearing in costume was urged and the group also discussed supporting a child at the day nursery school during the year.
Mrs T R Petty hosted a young people's party at 427 East Washington Tuesday night to honor her daughter Doris Petty on her sixteenth birthday. The event ran from 7 30 to 9 30 with games contests cake and lemonade served. Guests included Misses and other young people assisted by Mrs Claude Davis and Miss Carrie Hunt.
A reading lists Catherine Sinodis Carteree Wre Edith Causey Mabel Grimes L ise Pardue Kathleen Poo Glendale Farr Virginia Broo Carolyna Brown Bobby Sug Jack Hunt Charles Smith Norman Cates as part of a namesake notice. The fragmentary roster of individuals appears in an official public notice segment from the newspaper.
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