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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1937
Page
10
A simple buffet plan with salad and sandwiches solves entertaining many guests. DREAM SALAD uses lime gelatin, cucumber, onion and cayenne. GREEN VEGETABLE SALAD pairs string beans peas cucumber onion with French dressing. Minced Ham Sandwich filling combines ham pickle onion vinegar and mayonnaise for two cups of filling.
Home made sauces for meat loaf and cold meats are detailed. Cucumber Catsup uses grated onions with cucumber juice and vinegar, sugar, salt, mustard and pepper. Chili Sauce blends tomatoes onions and green peppers with salt sugar cinnamon and vinegar.
A kitchen instruction notes to boil the mixture for one and a half hours while stirring thoroughly and to bottle the result as catsup.
A banana bread recipe with two eggs sugar and butter using ripe bananas flour and soda. The batter blends sour milk and mashed fruit then bakes in a loaf pan for about an hour at a slow oven.
A simple date loaf recipe combines 2 cups pecans 3 cups sugar and 1 cup milk with 1 pound dates. Cook until the mixture pulls from the pan then fold in 2 more cups of pecans. Roll in a wet napkin chill and slice when firm.
Middletown Virginia notes visitors including Mrs C S Morse and her son from Portsmouth and Rev W A Clark returning from a Canadian trip. Richard Evans of Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania is critically ill with his parents and grandmother by his side. Dorothy Felty of Roanoke visits Mae Ginn. Sophie Clark from Warsaw North Carolina prepares to return to teaching with sister Amye. John Weirich vacationing in Hyattsville and Washington with relatives.
A brief note from the Winchester Virginia Corporation Court dated May 12, 1919, provides a legal record entry. It records actions and docket items processed by the court during the session.
Mrs. Walter Hoffman of Washington visited Reliance homecoming with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Reely. Mrs. Nannie Grove of Strasburg stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Little. Baltimore’s Woodrow Cornwell and relatives visited Gordon Keith’s home with Ruth Keith. Mrs. Frank Woodson of near Roanoke stayed with Mary Sibert. Tom Sperry, employed in Washington, spent the weekend with family. Camp meeting attendees from this area included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Little in Wardensville. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Owings included Harold Bradford Silver Springs Maryland Richard Wyche Oklahoma and Will Owings Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ward of Chillicothe Ohio visited Claude Carper on Main Street. Mrs. Russell Casson of Fruitland Park Florida visits Martinsburg relatives W. Va.
Aug 19 Stephens City Virginia items include Grace Craig visiting Eva Ritenour, Mrs Julian Steele and daughters Mary Evelyn and Julia, Evelyn Cross and others returning from a western tour. Miller Spangler from York Pa visits Brant household, Bailey Gladden and Joe Bean visit, Virginia Stickley returns from Harrisonburg State Teachers College with Anna Haley as guest. Brisco Williams remains ill at home.
Mr and Mrs James Calvert of Martinsburg West Virginia spend the week with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lomax Parker in town. Dr Courtney Stickley of Fairfield Hospital Birmingham Alabama is vacationing with his parents. Mary Venable of New York visits friends here. William Samsell and family of Cardiff Md are staying at his home. Movie pirate Ear l Bunn fell from a ship mast in Hollywood breaking a leg and bruising another after treatment he had the leg repaired with oak in a carpenter shop.
Virginia hotelmen gather at the Hotel Virginian in Lynchburg to formalize the Virginia Hotel Association with a constitution and by laws. Kenneth R. Hyde of the Hotel John Marshall outlines plans to safeguard owner welfare and advance interests. The move follows June discussions at the Southern Hotel Association including Virginia and Carolina members.
The report highlights hotel industry concerns in the state with Mr. Hyde and officers including W. G. Malone, outlining strategies to advance the sector.
The text names Danville as a place associated with leadership and lists president James H. Clark of Staunton as vice-president and W. J. Page of Lynchburg as secretary, indicating a regional committee or organization with officers.
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