Cooking School Attendance Breaks Previous Records
The Southside Baptist church on Highland avenue announces all day services Sunday led by Rev. G. H. Lines. Sunday school at 9 45, morning service at 11, afternoon at 1 to 4, B Y P U at 6 15, and evening services at 7 30. The afternoon marks the final session of a ten night Teaching and Training school by Prof. T S Sloan of Greer S C with three hours of singing and expected top gospel songs. Certificates of standardization will be awarded by Mrs E E White. The program includes district planning and a Guilford College meeting setup for October 6.
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Southside Baptist Church
Highland Avenue
G. H. Lines
T. S. Sloan
Greer
8. C
E. E. White
Rankin
Jamestown
Gibsonville
White
Willard
Homer Andrews
Burlington
Guilford College
Enterprise Free Cooking School
High Point
Clinard Electric Company
Sears- Roebuck
J. C. Penney Company
Efird's
Belk-Stevens Company
Enna Jettick
Eckerd’s
Harriett Hubbard Ayers
Fruit trees 250 years old in Middletown NJ cake memory
A fragment recalls old Middletown New Jersey fruit trees used as boundary markers by thrifty settlers and a Dutch apple cake recipe from a Crisco cookbook. It highlights Crisco’s flavor and long kitchen history with notes of apple use and simple ingredients like milk cinnamon and lemon rind.
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Frere
Middletown
N. J
Crisco
Local Women Respond Strongly to Cooking School Verdict
Mrs. Campbell lauds High Point women after a record third session of the Enterprise cooking school drew more than 600 attendees. She demonstrated kitchen equipment, discussed dieting and vegetable cookery, and answered questions while showcasing prize baskets and goods awarded to numerous participants.
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Campbell
D. E. Cauble
R. M. Tudor
F. M. Lambert
Hutchens
O'Connor
Flyist
High Point Creamery Véste
J. T. Smith
W. P. Frazier
Crisco
Lillie Mae Stroud
W. H. Gibson
M. M. Marshall
C. C. Light
George Pratt
Paul Franklin
J. R. Willis
Vera Hepler
High Point
Minister's Daughter Clicks In Movieland
A small town minister's daughter Shirley Grey defied parental objections to pursue acting five years ago and now rises as a movie star in Hollywood. She left Naugatuck Connecticut where Rev. E A Zetterstrand led a Swedish Lutheran church to test in Hollywood, balancing stage work with nightly Oakland performances. She signed a long term contract and became Richard Dix's leading lady in her first two films, after flying between Oakland and Hollywood for tests and performances.
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Dan Thomas
Hollywood
Shirley Grey
Naugatuck
Conn
E. A.zetterstrand
Swedish Lutheran Church
Shirley
Miss Grey
Oakland
Cali
Richard Dix
Condor planes to serve Friendship on main line south
Giant Condor planes will regularly run on the southern leg of the Eastern Air Transport between Washington and Atlanta via Friendship airport. After October 1 Condors will fly south on Tue Thu Sat and north on Mon Wed Fri, with King Birds covering the other service. Aimed to make the route through Friendship the main south line carrying 18 passengers south and five north three days a week, five other days reversed. Scotch cap millinery innovation noted.
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Friendship Airport
Washington
Atlanta
New York
Frank J. Sizemore
High Point
Eastern Air Transport
Condors
Richmond
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Greenville
Raleigh
Jacksonville
Dividends of State Highways Highlighted as Investment
The state highway program is presented as a broad investment with seven dividends. They include relief to towns and counties, educational opportunities, improved agricultural transport, factories avoiding urban congestion, access to coastal and mountain resorts and national parks, attraction of new citizens, and a public carrier system enabling vast value and reduced distance.
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National Park
North Carolina
Conference of Parent-Teacher Associations At Bessemer School
Mrs W A White Jr and Mrs H A Willard of Jamestown led a county conference of Parent-Teacher associations at Bessemer School. About 250 delegates from 26 associations attended along with High Point delegates. Teachers attended a luncheon as the meeting adopted the Children's Charter to guide rural school programs this year. Superintendent T R Foust spoke on the new state school law during the morning session. Three associations qualified.
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W. A. White, Jr
H. A. Willard
Jamestown
Bessemer School
High Point
White House
T. R. Foust
Western Maryland College Head Sends for Southern Furniture
Western Maryland College in Westminster Maryland ordered three carloads of fine furniture to equip social rooms faculty quarters and public spaces. Dr A N Ward president announced shipments would arrive before September end after placing orders with Tomlinson of High Point. He previously bought furnishings for two dormitories a year ago praising Southern workmanship. Old Indian Custom Profitable.
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Western Maryland College
Westminster
Tomlinson
High Point
A. N. Ward
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Bessemer
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Biddeford
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Saco River
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Oxford
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Lipton
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Philadelphia
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Black Hawk
Hamas
Bacon
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