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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
4
Home Service Director Virginia Electric and Power Co shares simple dessert recipes to boost morale and quick energy. The article lists Orange Gelatine Mold, Four Fruit Sherbet, and Peanut Butterscotch, with measurements and steps for home preparation and chilling or freezing.
Six servings. Slice apples and arrange in a greased dish. Mix cinnamon with sugar and lemon juice, pour over apples. Bake at 450 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes until tender. Cream butter with remaining sugar, fold in bran, sprinkle topping, bake 15 minutes more until crusty. Serve hot or cold.
Miss Susan Holliday hosted the AC club afternoon with progressive contract at two tables. High scorer Mrs. William Medlin received a box of dusting powder. A five o'clock sweet course followed. Players: Mesdames J. M. Jackson, Jack Young, Tom White, William Medlin, O. Griffin, Cooper Grizzard, Crawford Hoyle, and Miss Holliday.
Plans to reorganize the Page Trust Co as a State bank after the March banking holiday. It will be independent from Security National Bank and NC Bank & Trust Co with $150,000 capital and $75,000 surplus. Depositors may receive 20 percent back via a RC loan. stockholders face 100 percent levy. Page Trust operates in Aberdeen Raleigh Sanford Apex Albemarle Carthage Hamlet Liberty Raeford Ramseur Siler City Thomasville Troy Zebulon.
Mrs Pauline Boone and daughter Evelyn returned to Jackson after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J F Welch. Visitors included Mrs Frank Parrish Miss Faye Parrish and Hoyt Parrish of Salisbury and Miss Bessie Draper of Rocky Mount. Various locals and neighbors visited Raleigh and Rocky Mount.
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