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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
10
The Textile School will reopen on Monday September 12 with classes in room 105 at the Junior High Building. Schedule includes design and cloth analysis at 12:30 and 7:00 p m Monday. continued carding and spinning Tuesday. loom studies Wednesday. loom subjects and box motions Thursday. Open to all, with possible minor time adjustments for student convenience.
An early morning alarm at 3 15 Tuesday led firefighters to the Rosemary Meat Co on Tenth Street. No fire was found but the building was filled with ammonia from a burst refrigeration pipe until staff stopped the system and the air was cleared hours later.
Mrs Reville hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday night at her mother Mrs M M Moore’s home in honor of Mrs Clarence Mosely a recent bride. Guests included Mesdames Mosely Mosely Speight Moore Daughtry Curtis and Misses Matthews Bennett Keeter Hux.
A vintage guide to congealed meat dishes for lunch and supper. Veal stewing meat gelatin molds with parsley pimento and stock create a chilled entree. Corn beet gelatin combines celery peas beets corn beef and vegetables in a mold served on lettuce. Pressed chicken loaf layers light and dark meat with egg whites yolks parsley and gelatin, molded overnight and served with garnish. Also notes Miss Gladys Morris visiting Durham with her mother at Duke Hospital.
In a lengthy lab campaign hundreds of cakes were baked and tested to find an ideal cake flour. Wheat samples from across the country were ground, blends tested, and a special milling process yielded a lighter velvety flour. The result is Pillsbury's Sno Sheen Cake Flour now sold commercially.
Bananas ripe with brown flecks are praised as easy to digest for infants and young children. Doctors recommend mashing ripe bananas as one of the first solid foods, often with milk, to provide vitamins A B C and minerals.
Mrs Parker entertained two tables of bridge at her Roanoke Avenue home Tuesday night honoring Mrs Clarence Grim mer of New London Conn. High prize went to Mrs W C Williams and Mrs Grimmer received a gift. Refreshments served at 10 30. Guests included Mrs Clarence Grimmer Mrs Frank Wilson Mrs W C Williams Mrs F C Williams Mrs T C Wilson Mrs W A China Mrs M C Maddrey and Mrs M I White.
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