The Enterprise Hosts Free Electric Cooking School
Preparations are complete for The Enterprise's Free Electric Cooking School at Paramount Theatre on June 24 26. Ruth Bean, a leading home economics expert, demonstrates the latest refinements and labor saving devices in electric cookery with sessions at 7 10 a.m. daily. The event is free and open to the public, with strong crowds expected.
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City to hire Negro police for Negro districts
Charlotte council approved a proposal to employ Negro policemen to patrol Negro districts. Approval was voted yesterday and a committee will draft details for a later session.
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Tournament director rules on countered three no trump
Frank K Perkins New England tournament director faced a tricky deal. West dealer, South out of turn with one club, hand void, North barred, East passes, South bids one club again, West passes, East doubles, South wrongfully proceeds to three no trump, East doubles again. Declarer then wins two spade entries and completes three no trump doubled. Perkins rules the hand stands as played.
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Principals Conference Opens at Woman's College Greensboro
Greensboro on June 19 reports three day program for the annual elementary school principals conference opened yesterday at Woman's College. The event is sponsored by the North Carolina Education Association and the State Department of Public Instruction with two remaining sessions at Greenville June 24-26 and Boone July 9-11. Also noted is a Commerce Department finding that American candy consumption in 1940 hit an all time record.
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Texans Like N. C. Coast Hangers and Shoes Retreat
Ridgecrest, June 19. Five Texas A and M students joined the southwide Baptist student retreat after Doc Watley, a Texas Aggie athlete, joined the Ridgecrest staff for the summer. Lacking money, they collected coat hangers and discarded shoes and Coke bottles, amassing about 12 000 hangers and over 100 unused shoes to fund their trip, with junk dealers valuing the haul at around 465 dollars.
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