Free Cooking School Draws Huge Crowds At Paramount Theatre
A second day of free cooking classes at the Paramount Theatre drew large crowds of home makers. Mrs. J Watson Shockley demonstrated efficient pastry methods while highlighting budgeting and time-saving kitchen gear. Prizes and upcoming sessions were announced along with market bag and dish giveaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Free School
Paramount Theatre
Auonga
J. Watson Shockey
A. J. Husham
Pershing Street
W. H. Brock
Putnam Avenue
General Brenner
North Main Street
R. E. Shelton
Ferndale Drive
FE. E. Kearns
Denny Street
FE. B. Galouska
Howell Street
Eccles Everhart
Parkway
A. L. Hunsucker
Grace Street
Gilbert Marsh
W. C. Folger
Johnson Street
Annie K. Brown
East Green Street
L. G. Stone
Franklin Street
A. M. Stuart
Willowbrook Street
Virginia Shipwash
Cedar Street
Dorothy Stout
Chestnut Street
John Wade
Weat Green Street
D. F. McCarthy
Lexington Avenue
Record FHA applications hit new weekly high in North Carolina
In Greensboro on Oct 11 the FHA office reported 100 mortgage insurance applications totaling 389,100 for one week, the highest weekly total since operations began over five years ago. Applications came from 43 cities, led by Charlotte with Winston-Salem, Durham, Raleigh following. Aubrey G. McCabe cited growing home ownership under FHA terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Federal Housing Administration
Aubrey G. McCabe
FHA
North Carolina
McCabe
Spray
Louisburg
Durham
Winston-Salem
Leaksville
Elizabeth City
Ayden
Draper
Kinston
Tarboro
Goldsboro
High Point
Warsaw
Charlotte
Cherryville
Henderson
Graham
Asheboro
Raleigh
Wilmington
Wilson
Rutherfordton
Wadesboro
Trinity
Pinehurst
Statesville
Snow Hill
Farmville
Hemp
Siler City
Greenville
Southern Pines
Lumberton
Shelby
Enfield
Burlington
Concord
Whiteville
Fairmont
Spindale
Dallas
Fayetteville
Roger Carr Heads Laymen's League
At St. Marys Episcopal Church the Laymen's League elected officers led by President Roger Carr and vice president W L Tabb Jr with Ashley Ryther as secretary. Bishop Edwin A Penick will preach at St Marys Sunday and meet members after service as the group plans its first fall supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laymen's League of
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
C. E. Diffendale
Roger Carr
W. L. (Ripp) Tabb, Jr
Ashley Ryther
Edwin A. Penick
Diocese of
North Carolina
St. Mary’s Church
Modern Cooks Gain Consistent Results With All Electric Ranges
The piece explains how modern electric ranges remove cooking guesswork by providing precise oven temperatures, controlled air flow, and automatic timers. It lists five heat settings for surface cooking and notes a statewide High Point Enterprise All Electric Cooking School with participating dealers Beeson Hardware Britt Electric City Refrigeration High Point Hardware Household Appliance Rose Furniture Sears Roebuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Beeson Hardware Company
Britt Electric Company
City Refrigeration Company
High Point Hardware Company
Household Appliance Company
Rose Furniture Company
Sears - Roebuck Company
Driver Bound Over To Superior Court
Shelly Hill, driver of the car that struck and killed Thomas Osborne on the Flint Hill highway, was bound over to the Randolph County Superior Court December term after a preliminary examination. A $500 bond was posted. Witnesses included Carl Hill Will Hill Walter Hill A M Thayer Eugene Walker and Charles Redding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashebobro
Shelly Hill
Thomas Osborne
Flint Hill
Megistrate Z. L. Keever
Randolph County Superior Court
Osborne
Hill
Carl Hill
Will Hill
Walter Hill
A. M. Thayer
Eugene Walker
Charles Redding
Funeral Services Held for Thomas M. Kivett
Funeral services for Thomas M. Kivett who died at his home 623 Arch Street were held Tuesday at 11 from Pilgrim Holiness Church. Officiating were Rev L Ruth and Rev C N Royals with C A Lain. Pallbearers included EF Franklin A C Dowdy M P Briles T L Dorsett EB W Jenkins and L B Williams. Interment followed in Floral Garden Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Kivett
Arch Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
L. Ruth
C. N. Royals
Green Street Baptist Church
C. A. Lain
Men’s Bible Church
Pilgrim Church
Ef, L. Franklin
A. C. Dowdy
M. P. Briles
T. L. Dorsett
EB. W. Jenkins
L. B. Williams
Floral Garden Cemetery
Dividend Planned For Depositors Of Defunct Commercial National Bank
Receivers report a future dividend of 12 to 15 percent for Commercial National Bank depositors, aiming for a final recovery of 90 to 93 percent of claims. Remaining assets are valued at 468,507.94 with secured liabilities paid in full, and total borrowings repaid including more than 3 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Receiver John D. Biggs cites uncertainty on timing to close the trust while noting current cash on hand 32,357.69 will help fund the next dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial National Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
John D. Biggs
Biggs
Mrs. Cora B. Lewis Dies at 79 in High Point
Mrs. Cora Barber Lewis, 79, a prominent High Point resident and florist, dies Tuesday night at her daughter’s home 1204 Cedrow Avenue after a year of declining health. She was born March 24, 1860 in Rockingham County and had a long family and church involvement. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 PM from her daughter’s home with burial at Guilford Memorial Park Mausoleum.
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Cora Barber Lewis
High Point
Louis P. Magnin
Cedrow Avenue
Lewis
Rockingham County
W. M
Mary Tyler Harrison
Reidsville
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. Arthur Barber
Boger Methodist Church
Boger City
N. C
H. L. Lewis
E. BB. Patterson
Will R. Smith
J. L. Perkins
Louis I. Magnin
J. D. Lewis
Danville
G. B. Sloan
Toledo
Ohio
W. A. Meador
W. W. McAllister
F. M. Harrison
J. T. Harrison
Berkeley
Calif
W. J. Harrison
Slaughter
Koonce Funeral Home
Cedrow
E. H. Blackard
Wassest Memorial Methodist Church
L. B. Hayes
D. W. Helsabeck
North Hamilton Street
Guilford Memorial Park
Greensboro Road
Walter E. Yow New Asheboro Club Head
Walter E. Yow was elected president of the Asheboro Kiwanis Club at the weekly meeting. He succeeds Dr. George R. Salisbury and has served as secretary and treasurer for five years. He will assume office in January with G. Ed Miller named vice president for the coming year and to become president in 1941 under a new bylaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Walter E. Yow
Oklahoma Tourists Arrive by Rail for Welcoming Events
The Oklahoma Industrial Opportunity Tour arrives by train from Charlotte at 2 PM tomorrow. Citizens should park at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building and join a welcome party at the station led by F. J. Sizemore. The group will tour local sights or golf at Emerywood and then attend a 6:30 PM banquet at the Sheraton Hotel with High Point area bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Sizemore
Charlotte
Southern Furniture Exposition
High Port College
High Point
Exposition Building
Emerywood Country Club
Sizemore
Sheraton Hotel
Child Hurt Slightly in Local Auto Collision
Eight year old Patsy Yates of 431 Mangum Avenue was slightly injured when she ran into a car driven by R L Allred of 45 Archdale near her home. Police found no charges against Allred.
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Patsy Yates
Mangum Avenue
R. L. Allred
Archdale
Mr. Allred
New Board Appoints Following Presidency
The new board of directors includes Dr. R. P. Sykes, Walter Craven, Rufus Hill, Waldo Cheek and Rev. N. M. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Sykes
Walter Craven
Rufus Hill
Waldo Cheek
N. M. Harrison
Central Piedmont Safety Council To Meet Friday
The Central Piedmont District of the North Carolina Safety Council will hold a Friday evening meeting at 7 30 in the Sheraton Hotel ball room. About 250 people are expected. Dr. Robert N. Walker of Winston-Salem will speak on Visional Hand icaps In Industry. State Industrial Commission chair T A Wilson is expected to attend. District officers are Harville chairman D M Davidson vice chair Miss Cumandell secretary and Harry Myers treasurer.
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Piedmont
North Carolina Safety Council
Sheraton
Robert N. Walker
Winston-Salem
T. A. Wilson
Raleigh
State Industrial Commission
Harville
Adams- Millis Corporation
High Point
D. M. Davidson
Minneplake Company
Gibsonville
Miss Cumandell
Marshall Field Company
Spray
Harry Myers
Vick Chemical Company
Greensboro
Anniversary of Pulaski Death Observed Nationwide
The national ensign is displayed today at the post office and federal buildings to mark the anniversary of Count Casimir Pulaski who died October 11 1779 after his Savannah assault exploits. The President’s proclamation orders display and calls for ceremonies in schools churches and other places.
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Casimir Pulaski
Savannah
United States
Count Pulaski
United States of America
Pulaski
Driving drunk charge preferred after wreck
O. T. Malpass age 25 of 713 Centennial Avenue was arrested on a charge of operating an automobile while intoxicated after a collision on East Washington Street last night around 11 o clock. His car struck a vehicle driven by Vinson Boyd of 232 Reed Street.
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O. T
Centennial Avenue
East Washington Street
Vinson Boyd
Reed Street
Fourth District P T A Conference Opens At Sheraton Hotel
About 300 delegates and visitors registered for the Fourth District P T A annual conference at the Sheraton Hotel hosted by the High Point Council of Parents and Teachers. Mrs Doyle D Alley of Waynesville spoke on Growth and Development in Parent Teacher associations urging stronger democracy in home and school communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth District
Parent-Teacher Associations
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Floyd Wilson
Doyle D. Alley
Waynesville
Nort Carolina Congress of Parents
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Alley
Greensboro hosts safety meet on traffic laws and education
Friddie and Sechrest join Greensboro gathering sponsored by the North Carolina Division of Pulse Safety. Officials from Raleigh Winston-Salem Durham and Wilton discuss uniform traffic regulations enforcement and safety contest support. Highlights include futures driver panel and character education as districts finalize reports and plan next year’s meeting.
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W. G. Friddie
R. H. Sechrest
Safet
Cit Council
Greensboro
North Carolina Division of
Pulse Safety
D. J. Messick
Eton College
Mesdames Alley
Burke
Claiborne
Alamance
Guilford
Davie
Davidson
Rockingham
Forsyth
Randolph
States
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Chicago
Laymen's League
J. Watson Shockley
South Main
Cora B. Lewis
New Asheboro Club
Oklahoma
Central Piedmont Safety Council
Grace van Dyke Moore
Mothersingers
J. G. Tingen
Cecil Haworth
Central Friends Church
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
John Neistle
Laeegeen Lowdermilk
Greenshboro É
Friddie
Sechrest
Greensbor
Henry Hotel
Ronald Hocutt
Directo
State Division of Highwa Safety
Th National Safety Council
Patric Healy
Nort Carolina League of Municipal Ties
Walter Cutter
Highway Safety Division
Hocutt
National Safety Council
State Committee On
Traif Safety
Friddle
William’ Croom
W. F. Anderson
Clyde Hocutt
J. A. Lowdermilk
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