Thomasville to push war child care nursery plan
An Enterprise special reports Thomasville plans a federal funded nur sery school and day care centers for two to six year olds and school age children. The program targets mothers in war plants and includes before after and summer programs with certified teachers under state salary schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomas
Office of Civilian Defense
Citizens Service Corp
O. R. Hodgin
M. T. Lambeth
Ella Dorsett
Health Department
John C. Pennington
Millie J. Crowell
Lee F. Tuttle
Ministerial Association
Tom A. Sykes
E. L. Peterson
Eral
Lambeth
Poole
State Department of Education
You May Always Be Constipated If
An old ad promotes Edwards' Olive Tablets as a remedy to relieve constipation and stimulate liver bile secretion and intestinal action. Priced 15¢ 30¢ 60¢, with directions to follow label. Available at all drugstores.
Brother and Sister Reunited After 25 Year Separation
Mrs P B Stinson of 701 Grace Street has found her brother Luther H after twenty five years apart. Adopted as a child, she learned of her sibling through a foster cousin and later located him in New York City. They plan a family reunion with sister Grace Griffin in Bath and hope to bring their brother into their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Stinson
Margaret Woolard
T. L. Whitaker
Whitaker
Luther H
Grace Griffin
Bath
Luther
New York City
Alex Woolard
Mrs. Stinson
Luther H. Stinson
Bank Official Outlines Coming War Loan Drive
William H. Neal of Wachovia Bank outlined the second North Carolina war loan drive in Thomasville at City Hall. The national goal is 13 billion in bonds April 12 to May 1, with local quota to be announced. A Friday April 9 meeting for committees and block captains was planned, and civic clubs may gather April 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
William H. Neal
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
City Hall Court Room
Walter W. Rapp
Neal
Red Cross War Fund reaches quota in five states
Alexandria April 1 Sam Montgomery regional director said North Carolina joined Maryland Virginia Mississippi and South Carolina in reaching 100 percent of their Red Cross War Fund quotas. North Carolina reported 1 559 000 of a 1 500 000 target while the drive total stood at 125 000 000.
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Alexandria
Sam Montgomery
North Carolina
Red Cross
Maryland
Virginia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Montgomery
Scholarships Offered to 4-H Club Members in Raleigh
L R Harrell announced one year scholarships to N State College for 4 H Club members with top records in tobacco, cotton, corn, Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes and gardens funded by Plant Food Institute of NC and VA. E Y Floyd said the awards aim to boost 4 H programs statewide. A dental care tip describes cleaning a rubber nursing bottle nipple with salt and water rinsing.
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Raleigh
L. R. Harrell
N. State College
Plant Food Institute of
North Carolina
Virginia
E. Y. Floyd
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Senate War Investigating Committee
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Belk-Stevens CO
Popocatepet
Black
Harry
Annie Quinard
McFarland
Lunembourg
Talisman
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Roslin
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