The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-12-01
J. S. Buying Power Advances In November
COOKING SCHOOL ENDS WITH
500 PRESENT TO HEAR MRS.
SH0CKLEY;M GIFTS AWARDED

| WIS. 81. dlSO.. ouOShlSy HoS
long been accustomed to large
and enthusiastic audiences. not
only during the past few days in
Hendersonville, but in all parts of
the country. But the audience
which greeted her today when sh.
came out to face her last session
of the Times-News Cooking School
was something she will not soon
forget, she said.
at means so much to have
pleased your readers" said Mrs.
ShOckley. and how could | help
it. when they have been so en-
thusiaStic and helpful? An audi
nece'S spirit really is the most i'm
portant part of any program. And
the audiences Of Hendersonville
have been wonderful to me. !
hope l NAV have the opportunity
of seeing them all again; every
oner'
The total attendance at the
three days of the school was about
1900, approximately 500 being
present today.
Mrs. Shockley has said repeat
eddy this week, that she has never
conducted a Cooking School which
pleased her more.
at is not only the size of the
crowds, which have been large,
but the type of women who have
come to the schools and their en-
thusiaSm," she said. "It's thrilling
to speak and work before such
women. They love their homes,
they are intelligent and interest
ed in improving their methods of
homework. they listened like we'll
behaved children, and applauded
like the best audience at big
New York show. You can mag
inc that we on the stage did our
! best to meet them halfway. |
hope / meet them all again and
have the opportunity of talking 70
them, and finding out new prob
lens and their new questions on
! housekeeping. Because there are
always new questions! Each day
! in the house brings its problem IS
we'll as in business office. Please
tell them all for me what a Won
derful time I've had with them
and how very, very much | appre-
ciate their fine attitude and gen.
erous cooperation"
Manv members of the audience
have special reasons for remem-
bering the Times-News Cooking
School with gratitude-not only
for the good sessions of cookery
and home-making offered this
week. but because the co-operat-
ing merchants have been more
than usually generous.
Those who carried off the "a
attendance gifts today We're:
Linen bridge set g. c. Penney
Coz, Mrs. w. D. Brown, 5l4 4th
avenue.
House dress (Lewis Department
store), Mrs. c. F. Jervis, 9l7
Ehringhaus street.
Vo!lrath enamel tea pot (Hen-
Jacksonville Hardware Coz. Mrs.
f. l.. Boswell, 317 Fleming st.
Shampoo and finger wave Ode
Luxe Beauty Shop. Mrs. K. l..
Fielder, 421 9th avenue west.
Table lamp (Brunson Furniture
Coz. Mrs. w. B. Wilson. DRUID
Hills.
Pair Emma Jettick shoes Il. w,
Allen), Mrs. J. NJ. Justice, 73o
Eighth avenue west.
One half dozen crystal goblets
Ieona Allen Young), Mrs. c. ii.
T. Bly,. 312 Regal street;
Electric waffle iron Southern
Public Utilities Coz, Belle A. U.s.
mer. Laurel Park.
S25 order on purchase of new
Chevrolet automobile Motor Ser
vice and Sales, Inc,), Virginia By
ers Third avenue west.
Market baskets of food-Mary
| L. Rector, Mrs. E. M. Salley, Miss
Martha S Willis. Mrs. r. n
Brown, Mrs. Glover Orr. Mrs. E.
| c. Orr. Sybil Gurley, Mrs. Ralph
" Chicken and pineapple dish
Mrs. NJ. E Woodall.
Nine-pound can of Crisco-Mrs'
Delano Mccall. -,
Birthday cake-Elizabeth Ran
dolph, DsJ bol,;no
powder-Mrs. John H. Lilies.
Five-pound can Rumford bak-
ing powder, Miss Willie McGulnn'
Two Carolina theatre tickets
Mrs. Madge Stepp.
Plate of tarts-Miss Mamie
Sue Orr.
The Times-News feels more
than satisfied with the results OF
this weeks home-making school
AS a consequence. HendersonVllle
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