Kitchenware shines with helpful hints for care
Bright kitchenware makes cooking efficient yet fragile items require careful care. Aluminum needs gentle soap and no steel scourers, enamelware suffers scratches from metal, and glass glaze is damaged by hard scraping. Use wood tools, warm water, and thorough drying, and treat fats and oils to maintain shine.
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Mary EK
Dague BA Service
Brees To Open Summer Carillon Recitals At University
RAM May 29 follows as carillonneur Brees announces summer season at the university chapel tower. The program runs Sundays and Thursdays from June 3 through August 6 with 4:30 or 9:30 pm slots, drawing listeners from across the region.
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N Brees
RAM
Brees
Ke Wales
Fla
University
Chapel
Thorsday
Carolina
Rich- Va
Pattern 9043 sewing frock with tailored lines
Pattern 9043 describes a feminized shirtwaist style frock with omitted sleeves and tailored bodice and skirt. It notes fabric choices such as shantung or seersucker, available sizes 14 to 42, fabric and yardage needs, and instructions to order by sending 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for the book, with address and style details.
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Shantung
Sen
Cory
Book
Enterprise Pattern Department
New Yorks
Youngsters Capture Prize Golf Crowns In Southern Play
ATLANTA May 29 Three of the top golf championships in the South were won by youths this month Betty Jamieson a 15 year old Dallas high school girl captured the Southern women's title Edna Saenger a 17 year old Shreveport star won the Louisiana women's crown and Helen Waring defeated Kathryn Hemphill to take the Carolinas title Aneila Gorczyea Fort Worth reclaimed the Texas championship Carl Dann Orlando repeated his 1933 Florida victory as the lone back to back winner.
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Disie
Mise
Betty Jamieson
Dallas
Texas
Edna Saenger
Shreveport
Charlotte
Helen Waring
Carolinas
Kathryn Hemphill
Columbia
Miss Waring
Pinehurst
Mies Aneila Gorczyea
Fort Worth
Carl Dann
Orlando
Dann
Florida
Elder Harvey Daley To Preach At High Point Church
Elder Harvey Daley of Macon Georgia will preach at High Point Primitive Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
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Harvey Daley
Macon
High Point Primitive Baptist Church
Miss Leota Bean Taken By Death
Miss Leota Bean died at a local hospital shortly after 2 yesterday after three months of ill health and ten days in serious condition. Born October 16 1886 in Randolph County she lived in this city since eight years ago moving from Greensboro. She attended North Park Baptist church and resided at 771 North Main. Survived by two brothers Vernon Bean Portsmouth Virginia Alton Bean Newport News Virginia two sisters Lela Williams Byrum NC Lena Pleasants this city one half brother BE A Bean Seagrove route one and one half sister Effie M Craven Rancieman route one. Short funeral services will be conducted from North Park Baptist church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock by the order O F Barnes. The funeral proper will be held at Helly Springs Friends church near Ramsuer at 2 o'clock with interment in the church cemetery.
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Miss Bean
Randolph County
Alsen
May Stout Bean
Greensboro
North Park Baptist Church
North
O. F. Barnes
Helly Springs Friends Church
Ramseur
Comery
Piedmont League Games Rained Out
Rain washed out Piedmont League play yesterday leaving hope for full doubleheaders today. Charlotte visits Columbia, Greensboro at Wilmington, and Norfolk at Richmond while leaders Charlotte and Columbia may clash in a doubleheader. Charlotte holds 22 victories to 1 defeat, Columbia 19 and 15 for second place.
Women in Balkan Countries Decorate with Hate
A brief report notes that women in several Balkan nations engage in public expressions of hatred through various symbols and rhetoric, reflecting ongoing social tensions and nationalist sentiment.
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Balkan Countries
Roosevelt Life Theme of Davidson College Year Book
Davidson College 1934 yearbook centers on Franklin D Roosevelt life as its theme. Edited by Jack Williams Jr and B C Ravenel with a large staff of editors and managers from North and South Carolina and nearby states.
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Davidson College
Davidson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Oon and Cranks
Jack Willams, Jr
Waycross
B. C. Ravenel
Charleston
Ala
HH. W. Wallace
Charlotte
T. F. Wood
Wilmington
Walter FP. Sprunt
3. K. Raton
EF. G. Holt
Greensboro
B. L. Rose
Fayetteville
W. C. Branton
Greenville
Miss
D. 8. Griffin
Four S. C. Plants Idle After Walkout
Four Piedmont Manufacturing plants in Piedmont and nearby Greenville are idle as 500 workers in spinning and weaving join a walkout protesting the stretch-out system. The strike began at No. 3 plant in Piedmont and spread to other units. management did not comment. A United Textile Workers local union recently formed at the mill.
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Greenville
8. C
Piedmont Manufacturing Company
Piedmont
Here
United Textile Workers of America
Mill Gria
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