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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1959
Page
15
Readers vent about idealized loves and frauds in an advice column style. A frustrated correspondent condemns a poetically gifted partner, another seeks driving independence, and a critique questions gender roles in American households with a call to request Ann Landers guidance.
A magazine style note introduces sauteed lettuce as a novel serving idea for head lettuce. It describes braising in French and German traditions, a method to shred and briefly cook leaves in fat, and combining with meats or seafood for salads or hors d oeuvres. Two ready to prepare recipes are given with steps and ingredient lists.
A 60 year precedent was broken when Mrs. Nat Schoen of Vancouver Washington was elected president of the American Rose Society by more than 3000 votes amid a 16500 ballot. She takes office January 1 1960 and is praised for organizing many local rose societies and publishing the Northwest Rosarian. Vice president for 1960 is Joseph J Klima of University Heights Ohio. New and re elected directors and nominating committee members are listed from several states. Honey advice notes that nectar sources shape honey color flavor and aroma and suggests labeling origin.
The High Point Memorial Hospital Nurses Alumnae Association will meet tonight at 7:30 in the nurses dormitory on Boulev ard.
Women of the Moose will meet at 8 p.m. at the Moose hall on Church Street. The announcement invites members to attend the session this evening.
When buying celery, check that the outer ribs on the stalks are not cracked. Even light cracking can make ribs tough and less desirable, so choose stalks with firm, intact outer ribs for best texture.
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