Electric Cooking School Is Ended at Center Theatre
The Enterprise Fre reports the Electric Cooking School closed today after a large crowd at Center Theatre. Miss Grace Williams, noted home economics authority, led the annual program. Corsage winners included Mrs. C. S. Moser and others. basket winners included many named residents such as Mrs. E. M. Craven and Mrs. W. T. Michaels.
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Enterprise Fre Electric Cooking School
Center Theatre
Grace Williams
Home Economics Authority
C. S. Moser
L. L. Davis
Agnes Perry
L. J. Yow
B. Trogden
D. T. Silman
E. M. Craven
W.T. Michaels
Frances Sink
J. 0. Prather
J. Ho Kalto
Jessie Stokes
Morginutehison
Richard 13. Allen
P. S. Mason
G. W. Duggins
J. A. Morgan
Walter Lawrenson
G. C. Stoker
J. R. Davis
O. W. File
Everett advances in Southern Conference tennis rounds
Harris Everett of North Carolina, the favorite, won two early matches in the Southern Conference tennis tournament at Durham, defeating Keon Chesley of Duke 6-2 6-0 and Hargle Week of UNC 6-3, 6-0. Ham Anthony defeated Tom Hart of Duke 6-1 6-0 and McMillian of Wake Forest 6-1 6-3 to stay level.
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Durham
Harris Everett
North Carolina
Tom Nament
Keon Chesley
Duke
Hargle Week
Ham Anthony
Everett
Tom Hart
McMillian
Wake Forest
Babson Sees Stocks In A Buying Zone
Babson states the stock market as a whole is in a buying zone given current conditions. He notes domestic industry, tax and profits uncertainty, and war-area news have kept prices down while foreign markets like London, Paris, and Amsterdam have advanced or held firm amid the war. He suggests the overall market remains favorable for buyers despite volatility.
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Roger W. Babson
New Yorix City
Great Britain
British Isles
London
London Exchange
New York
France
Holland
Germany
Inflation and Stocks in Wartime Markets
Believe It On Not argues inflation erodes dollar value while foreign stocks advance. suggests funding with real estate, War Bonds, and common stocks to beat rising prices. Warns against hoarding. urges investors to deploy cash via equities to offset a weakening dollar and postwar boom. Includes a local anecdote of pennies saved for War Bonds.
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United States
Child's Quay
Europe
O. K
Laval
Gloucester
Huntington
Ind
W. J Whitlock
Charles Antonoski
Antonosky
Cooking School Menus May 8th
Informal teas and baked goods listed for a cooking school menu. Recipes include cream cheese olives on bread, orange bread from White Lily 60 minute roll method, marshmallow sandwiches soaked in orange juice with pineapple and almonds, nut bread with nuts and orange rind, and a citrus flavored butter cake. Also includes syrup and fruit juice beverages with spices.
Final First Aid Course to Close Evening at William Penn High
The last lesson of the basic first aid course will be held tonight at 7 in the William Penn High School auditorium per announcement by Dr. J. C. Morgan, civilian defense coordinator. A banquet at the school cafeteria honors Mrs. Minnie S. Pearson, a noted Durham religious and social worker, with remarks by Dr. H. Barkley and Mrs. M. M. Gerran. The Beacon Light Choral Club led by Q. E. Simmons provided music. soloists included Mrs. Nona Dockery and Mrs. Edna Huling.
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William Penn High School
J. C. Morgan
Pearson Memorial A.mle. Church
Wiliam Penn High School
Minnie S. Pearson
Durham
H. BR. Barkley
Greensboro
A.mle
Barkley
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Man Charged With Brutal Beating Of Stepdaughter
Wilmington May 8 Robert Brook an oil truck driver faced a hearing on a charge of beating his three year old stepchild Betty Elaine Smith. Detective Hubert Hayes quoted the child as saying her stepfather beat her with his fists and a wire coat hanger. Police went to the home on complaint of neighbors.
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Wilmington
Robert Brook
Betty Elaine Smith
Hubert Hayes
Thomasville High Beats Mooresville Mine 6 to 1
Thomasville High defeated Mooresville High 6 to 1 yesterday afternoon in Mooresville. Ed Younts delivered a homerun for the winners in the fifth inning. Score by innings shows Thomasville with a six to one final. Pitchers McLain Gallium Shcela Johnson Morrow and Young contributed for the game.
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Thomasville High
Mooresville
Enterprise
May
Mooresville High
Asville High
Ed Younts
Thomasville
McLain
Gallium
Shcela Johnson
Morrow and Young
Utensil Tifs Spur Debate Over Enameled Finish
A fragmented note discusses using a wooden spoon to preset the finish of enameled rims at Striking. It warns that spoons or tools used against the rims may chip the surface, leaving readers cautious about proper technique and material care.
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