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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
9
A thrifty one dish meal Beefsteak Pie combines economy with deliciousness in a flaky pastry covering. The recipe uses round steak onions Spry salt pepper parsley potatoes flour and a two part pastry. Steps include sautéing steak with onions simmering with potatoes thickening the gravy and baking a puffed crust. Serves six.
A group of New York businessmen volunteered a humorous survey of their wives faults, naming hate list items such as dishpan hands stocking runs funny hats and overplucked eyebrows. They note wives avoid dishpan hands by using Lux detergent to protect skin while saving time.
A string of local residents and visitors. Miss Lucy Holloway returns from Hopewell and Richmond while others from town travel to Norfolk Valentine and Greenville. Names include Holloway Meade Leatherwood Tucker Davenport Daniel Boswood Wafford Vaughan Wirtz Taylor Howard and Chambliss with trips to Smithdeal Massey and R.A.H.S. attendees noted.
Miss Nita Turner spent Sunday. Miss Cora Davis visited Norfolk with sister Mamie Modlin. Mabel Butts returned to Henderson after two weeks with Lula Butts. Henry Pulley spent the weekend in Boykins. L R Pearson of Franklin visited with family. Janie Bristow at Ocean View. Hugh Rook and W E Bowles hosted in Richmond. J E Wicker from Washington hosted in town. Charlie Palmer from Hampton visited. Claude Keene and Haml et spent weekend at Cape Henry. Dorothy Harris left for Philadelphia for two weeks with William and Dorothy Thompson. Bill Sutton returned to New York after visiting relatives. Loyd Parker and Grace Carolyn of Jackson spent Monday with Otis Elmore. Cecil Coburn in Richmond. Irene Turner visited Richmond with W E Bowles. Hugh Rook and daughter Margaret Ann of Suffolk visited Ida Rook.
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