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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1938
Page
11
A vintage appeal to dress familiar vegetables with Velveeta cheese sauce. Green beans cauliflower spinach onions and asparagus shine with a half pound Velveeta melted with milk in a double boiler. The golden sauce makes simple vegetables a party worthy Dish of Honor.
Friends of Mrs. M. Freid greet her return from Johnston-Willis Hospital in Richmond. Students Ruth Robinson, Katherine Hardison leave for Blackstone College. Dr. and Mrs. D. Leon Green visit Weldon. George Joyner returns from wedding trip to Myrtle Beach. Graham Johnson heads to Norfolk after weeks with his parents. Blanch Munchell and Susie Morehorne enter Greensboro college. Mary Pierce Johnson Missionary Society Circle No. 2 meets at Mrs. Lawrence McCurdy’s house with devotionals, scripture, an Outlook article, and a study led by Laura Powers.
The Tea Pot Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs T L Martins home with Mrs Martin and Mrs Dick Brown as joint hostesses. Fall flowers decorated the room and a 5 oclock salad course was served. The high club member prize went to Mrs W H Proctor and the high guest prize to Mrs R H Handley. The guest list included numerous local ladies and visitors.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at Mrs T J Alford's home last week for the faN season start. An attractive bouquet of yellow and red blooms decorated the house. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Williams for club member and Mrs Eugene Kimball for guest. A salad course followed at 10:30 PM with members and guests present.
C H Moody of Chester Pennsylvania spent the past week with Luther Ivy. Miss Jean Rook is spending this week in Suffolk Virginia as the guest of Mr and Mrs Hugh Rook.
Pillsbury’s all purpose flour cannot be milled from a single wheat. Grain scouts survey regions harvest samples, then small mill tests determine a balanced blend. Chemists and bakers test hourly to ensure every bag meets exact quality for every baking need.
Mrs Clyde Liske entertained with two tables of bridge at her Jackson Street home on Friday afternoon. Fall flowers adorned the tables, an ice course was served at five, and prize winners were Mrs Wilmer Collier and Mrs D E Bennett with Mrs Collier high and Mrs Bennett low. Other players included D E Bennett, Wilmer Collier, B E Stephenson, T J Taylor, Frank Vaughan, Wyche Land, and Roderick Meikle.
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