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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
6
A compact collection of home cooking tips covers flouring chicken in a paper bag, crisp French fried potatoes, meringue tips with baking powder, Hollandaise temperature cautions, gelatin whipping, rolling pin for nuts, and orange juice vitamin C preservation.
Entertaining on Hallowe en features novel yet affordable dishes suited to a witches night. The menu highlights a playful Hallowe en Salad built from cheese and mayonnaise pumpkins, pear nests, and lettuce. Other items include spiced cider, orange and black candies, and pumpkin pie amid a playful buffet spread.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church in Littleton served a chicken salad and oyster dinner in the Coppersmith building on Thursday. Proceeds from the dinner will be applied to the church debt.
A concise guide emphasizes planning to use oranges promptly. It suggests selecting ripe fruit, washing, peeling, and segmenting before serving to preserve flavor and texture.
A series of weekend visits and university ties fill the town: Leon Acree from Campbells College Buies Creek spent the weekend with his father. Grace Benton of Halifax visited her home here. Lucille Harvey from Roanoke Rapids Hospital spent Sunday with her parents. Bill Benton of Campbells College stayed with his parents. Wake Forest students John Ray Browning and William Hugh Sessoms were home for the weekend.
The Wyanoke Study Club gathered at Mosby Avenue homes Friday afternoon to discuss Roumanian topics. Fifteen members and five guests attended as Mrs Cora Newsom presided and papers on Marie of Roumania were presented by Miss Mattie Jenkins and Mrs Cora Newsom.
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