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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1940
Page
13
The article notes Spanish and Mexican dishes share roots, with Mexican cooking shaped by local ingredients and fiery chiles. It lists green and red chiles, spices like oregano coriander and piloncillo, and offers two simple recipes: a green chile sandwich and a macaroni with chile bake.
In New York on December 12, a ship's crew protested by arguing the chef served excessive tripe. The dispute arose after the mess barred access to pork due to improperly stored goods. The National Maritime Union relayed that an aboard cooking contest will decide if the chief cook remains or is replaced by the second cook during their six month voyage from New Orleans to the Orient.
Middletown Virginia December notes report Mrs. R A Larrick leaving for Alexandria to visit daughter and son in law I N Elsen. Sadie Grover of Reliance plans to spend winter in Camden with daughter and son in law Lee Little. Janet Sperry improves under physician advised bed rest. Barrs shopped in Washington DC. MaeGinn visited Winchester with Rev R V Whitehurst. Luther McCauley of Winchester stayed with son Walter McCauley and wife. Herbert Larrick of Washington and Lottie Swoop of Herndon were guests on Sup-
Miss Mabel Funkhouser of Coniesville spent a week with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Fred Wealy. Mrs Archie Conner and son Tommy of Baltimore were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Walter McCauley. Mr and Mrs Warren Purr of Marshall visited their son Richard Purr and family Sunday. Mr C V Kelley of West Virginia joined sister Mrs D H Glenn and other relatives. Hartley Mrs Annie Jenkins and Miss Irene Fogle of Canterbury were guests of Mr and Mrs Veray. From the ridge apartments on Main Street to Martinsburg W Va.
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