Miracle Whip Elevates Potatoes into Party Favorite
A recipe feature extols Miracle Whip Salad Dressing as the ideal dressing for potato salad. It describes preparing a ham topped potato salad with celery, capers, olives, and crisp lettuce, arranged as a plated centerpiece with julienne ham and olives for garnish.
Local social notes list visitors and visits across North Carolina towns
Calvary Thelma Kobo and others spent Wednesday in Nashville while many neighbors entertained and visited across Franklin Roanoke Rapids Weldon Enfield Hal ifax and Littleton. Virginia Jenkins completes Roanoke Rapids hospital training and will work at Duke Hospital in Durham.
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C. N. Hamill
Edward Hamill
Billy Johnston
Weldon
Virginia Jenkins
Elsie Ricks
Archie Coburn
James Cullom
Roanoke Rapids
William Perdue
Henderson
Lucius King
Louise Morris
Allyne Faucette
James
Harold King
Littleton
E. S. Jenkins
W. G. Mitchell
W. T. Mitchell
W. EB. Myrick
H. D. Myrick
Z. A. Hardee
Enfield
Frank Newsom
H. Harry House
Hugh House
Halifax
Norman House
Juanita Taylor
C. D. House
John D. House Jr
State College
George Scoggin
Rufus Jones
Warrenton
John’ House
Dean Robert House
John House
EH. S. Jenkins
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Virginia
Duke Hospital
Durham
Calvary Church Sunday School and Evening Service
Calvary Church announces Sunday School at ten o'clock in the morning and evening services at eight o'clock led by Rev. W. T. Phipps. The church hopes for a large audience.
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W. T. Phipps
Cooking School at Imperial Theatre Opens Last Time
A neighborhood cooking school run by the Imperial Herald demonstrates inventive meals and uses mechanical servants to ease housework. Free recipe sheets and gifts will be distributed daily as the event runs its final session tomorrow Friday September 16 at 10 AM.
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Imperial and Herald
Imperial Herald
Imperial Theatre
Town Talk Bridge Party Hosts Noted Residents
A Tuesday evening bridge party at the home of Mrs. Frank Vaughan featured Mrs. Vaughan Mrs. Mike Vaughan and Mrs. T. R. Wilson as hosts with a flower arrangement and prizes for high and second high scores. The guest list included numerous local ladies and several visiting guests.
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Frank Vaughan
Vaughan
Mike Vaughan
T. R. Wilson
Frank Wilson
Howard Hancock
Mesdames W. S. Batton
B. B. Stephenson
Clyde Liske
Larkin Brevard Brown
Louise Patterson
Edwin Akers
John Dunn
Howard Pruden
Fred Wilmer
William Harris, II
J. C. Hoyle
T. J. Alford
Virgil McDowell
J. M. C. Covington
Frank Sherry
Eugene Kimball
Carroll Wilson
A. O. George
T. L. Martin
R. P. Beckwith
Scott Benton
O. Griffin
T. J. Taylor
Verdie
Robert Allen
Weldon
N. C
Q. Hofler
Enfield
Virginia Jackson
Elizabeth Wilson
Frances Wilson
Alma Blount
Lucille Carson
J. C. Williams
Banana Dream Dessert Star in My Kitchen Movie Tie In
Close-up view of the Banana Dream Dessert cast in the film A Star In My Kitchen links the dessert to the love story in a Hollywood production aimed at homemakers. Special showings are planned with the cooking school this week. The recipe comes from a 1938 Frigidaire recipe book and is prepared using a Frigidaire super freezer.
Banana Cream Recipe From Frugal Kitchen Notes
A short banana cream dessert method using a banana, confectioners sugar, lemon juice, salt, vanilla, and coffee cream. The steps describe slicing the banana, mixing with sugar, adding lemon juice, freezing, then thawing and whipping with vanilla until creamy.
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Timothy Spud
Lady Pomme de Terre
Thelma
Kobo
Harvey Morris
Mamie Jenkins
L. W. King
Whit Morris
Nashville
Betty Hardy
H. S. Harper
H. D. Myrick Jr
Raleigh
Robert and
Edward Jenkins
Franklin, Va
Millard Perry
Youngsville
Melvin Jenkins
Offa Lou Harris
Norfolk
Washington, D. C
Mr. Jenkins
Long Beach
California
Joe Gilmore
Reidsville
Brickhouse Jones
Scotland Neck
J. F. Jones
Fred Bass
Wilson
Bertha Walston
Calvary Church
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