Approximately 1 000 Attend Session Of Cooking School
A crowd estimated at about 1000 women attended the second session of the free cooking school at the Paramount theater. Lecturers demonstrated food preparation and economies, with awards given to attendees including house dresses and market baskets. The next session is scheduled for tomorrow at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Leaber
Theterprise
Paramount Theater
Bileon Meat Shu
Minmrea Heaver
Seather
Paramount
Belkvens
Jewel Montgomery
North
Hamilton Street
H. J. Haeflinger
Woodew Avenue
F. Clayton
Lindsay
North Main Street
G. W.per
Franklin Street
Jas Dot Ashwell
J. P. James
Persh Street
Death Notice for R. M. Bradshaw of Thomasville
R M Bradshaw died at his son BE J Bradshaw s home 820 Carolina avenue Thomasville at age 75 Survived by widow three sons H B B J and W L Bradshaw all of Thomasville and daughter Miss Mary Bradshaw of Elberton Ga Funeral set Thursday at 3 pm at Carolina Avenue Baptist Church with Rev B F Clark conducting and interment in city cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvile
R. M. Bradshaw
BE. J. Bradshaw
Carolina Avenue
H. B
B. J
W. L. Bradshaw
Thomasville
Mary Bradshaw
Elberton
Carolina Avenue Baptist Church
B. F. Clark
Rites held for Clyde Bean at Fairgrove M E church
Last rites were held for Clyde Bean of Thomasville route two at Fairgrove M E church. Rev. John Cline officiated with pallbearers from the Jarrett Sunday school class and Grow class in charge of flowers. Interment followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Fairgrove M.E
Clyde Bean
City Memorial Hospital
John Cline
Cleo Frits
Lawrence Jarrett
Evelyn Pierce
Carlie Smith
Jodie Lomax
Jarrett
Fairgrove Church
Church Cemetery
Connecticut aviation commissioner seeks 942000 relief funds
The Connecticut state aviation commissioner has applied for relief money totaling 942000 to support a broad program of airport improvements across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut State Aviation Commissioner
Minimum wage breaks in hosiery industry continue
Earl Constantine of the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers said the industry largely preserves the code standards after the code terminated. He noted the eight hour day and five day week are widely in effect with only rare, temporary deviations during peak seasons and occasional adjustments to ensure workers earn at least the minimum wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Constantine
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
New York
Constantine
Taylor R. Durham
Southern Hosiery Manufacturers Association
Durham
South
Milla
William Lee Dies at 2:30 A.M. at Randolph County Home
William Lee a longtime Randolph county farmer born February 8 1853 died at 2 30 a m Wednesday at the home of his nieces Mrs H O Spencer and Mrs Bertha Church 607 Kearns Street He never married and is survived by another sister Mrs Matilia McAden and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Thursday at 8 p m from New Salem M P church with Rev O L Ruth and Rev Mr Trogdon officiating Interment will be in New Salem cemetery The body will lie at the home this afternoon and funeral cortege will depart at 2 p m Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee
Randolph County
O. Spencer
Bertha Church
Kearns Street
Ephriam and
Kizzie Mariah Frazier Lee
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Mr. Trogdon
New Salem Church
New Salem
Seek New Bus Line For Local Negro Citizens
City council votes to consider a petition by K Herman Falk for a new bus route aimed at Negro residents. Route details, 5 cent fare, 60 day trial, and a Negro driver proposed. Public safety committee to review recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Public Safety Committee
K. Herman Falk
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Sizemore
High Point
Gurley
Vail
Fairview
Taylor
Willowbrook
West High
South Wrenn
Wren
East Washington
Kivett Drive
Hay Street
Yadkin Development Company
Tomlinson Street
Thomasville & Denton
Sizemore
Parks and Juvenile Commission
Welfare Board
Leo Byrum
Finance Committee
T. Wingate Andrews
Andrews
Cloverdale
J. Snyder
Lee Gurley
Snyder
Phillips Street
Propeller Noise Outruns Most Man Made Devices
Tests show the two blade airplane propeller emits more radiated power as noise than nearly any other continuously operating man made device, aside from certain special signalling devices.
GOP Launches 1936 Campaign With Executive Committee Meeting
Washington September 25 The Republican national executive committee opened its 1936 campaign with Henry P Fletcher presiding over strategy and finances. The last report showed 40000 in the war chest. Also noted were wage talks with soft coal miners and operators and Senate lobby figures on public utility spending to defeat the administration holding company bill. Major General Benjamin A Foulois retires as head of the Army Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Republican National Executive Committee
Henry P. Fletcher
Senate
AAA
Benjamin A. Foulois
Army
Army Air Corps
Oyster-shell based fertilizer powder described
The text notes that a fertilizer product can be made from oyster shells ground into a fine powder. This describes a natural mineralization source used for soil enrichment and plant nourishment.
Norris Says Basic Law Not So Sacred
Senator Norris of Nebraska argued that amending the constitution to meet changing civilization is not disrespectful to the founding fathers. He added he values the Constitution but does not consider it sacred or divine. The article also notes Count Zeppelin’s Civil War era balloon flight in St Paul as an Army observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
Washington
R-Neb
Count Zeppelin
St. Paul
Minn
Also Mentioned on This Page
KR. M. Bradshaw
Mildred Seaber
RCA Victor
Cooking
Paramount Theatre
U. S
Use Furniture Company
Kester Bros
Turner
Owners Loan Corporation
E. H. Moss
E. M. Knox
Earl N. Phillips
Public Works Administration
Southern Railway System
E. LeRoy Briggs
Lewis E. Teague
Thomas J. Gold
Teague
Mrs. Briggs
Joe
Joe K. Brown
Soft Coal, Utilities and Farm Administration
THURS
FBI
Oxfords
Lewis Harris
North Main ST
DAILY
North State Milling CO
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