American Women Urged to Join War Effort by WAC Recruit
Sgt Gene Starlin urges American women to act as wartime helpers and soldiers. She cites overseas casualties and the need for nurses and WAC technicians to aid sick and wounded troops. Starlin argues women must contribute at home and in service to support soldiers and defend the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Starlin
WAC
Russia
China
Yugoslavia
Starlin
Tment
Women's Army Corps
America
Mercy
Amateur Show At Senior High Debuts With Star Dust Theme
The Senior High School hosts an amateur show on Thursday night April 5 in the auditorium. Bronson Matney Jr. serves as master of ceremonies Eldora Haworth directs about 40 students in The Stardust themed performance presented by the PTA. A prize goes to the best performer and proceeds support the PTA fund. Tickets sold by students cover the auditorium capacity only with no extras printed.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Bronson Matney, Jr
Eldora Haworth
June Rose
Leon Corder
Jean Montgomery
Miss Miller
Robert Ellis
Gloria Hayworth
Dorothy Skaggs
Jackie” Aldridge
Mary Miller
P.T.A
Death Notices Mrs James I Snider Denton April 2
Mrs James I Snider 76 died at her Denton home after a short illness. Funeral at 4 pm today at Denton Baptist Church with Rev E C Roach and Rev H M Stroup. Burial in church cemetery. Survived by five sons A L Harvey Coley all of Denton Arthur of High Point and Mary Snider of home, a brother Lee Snider Denton Rt 1, four sisters Mrs Sallie Williams Churchland Mrs L C Lomax Mrs Dan D Davis and Mrs Lowe Gallimore all of High Point. There are 18 grandchildren four in the armed services. The six basic steps of modern dancing are walking steps the chasse waltz balance pivot and running steps.
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Denton
James I. Snider
Denton Baptist Church
E. C. Roach
H. M. Stroup
A. L
Harvey
Coley Snider
Arthur Snider
Road Accident Victim Dies Of His Injuries
Harold Leonard Jones 27 of 1901 Poplar Street Greensboro died Sunday night at High Point Memorial Hospital from injuries suffered when struck by a car near Jamestown Saturday night. John Beech drove the vehicle. Jones stepped back into the road. He worked at White Oak mill and lived with his aunt Mrs Lulu Campbell. Burial planned in Green Hill cemetery. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Harold Leonard Jones
Poplar Street
Greensboro
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Rerience
The
Enterprise
Robert Johnson
Jamestown Vicinty
Jones
John Beech
High Point
Johnson
Point Foor Desc
White Oak Mill
Lulu Campbell
Greenville
S. C
W. H. Jones
Green Hill Cemetery
Easter Observances Draw Thousands Across High Point
Thousands thronged High Point churches for Easter services with the theme The Lord is Risen. Sunrise rites at Floral Garden cemetery led by Rev. Wilbur Hutchins, as crowds filled streets and the day passed with orderly Easter parade activities and music from the Salvation Army. A late hospital note reported Harold Leonard Jones, a Lindale Dairy area resident, dying after being struck by a car Saturday night while en route to visit family.
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High Point
Floral Garden Cemetery
Wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Salvation Army
Main Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Robert Johnson
Lindale
Greensboro Road
Harold Leonard Jones
Greensboro
Jones
Rules Cited For Cafes Formerly Serving Butter
J F Jones of the local rationing board says eateries that served butter between April 1 and 15, 1943 must still provide a butter substitute or jelly with meals or deduct the butter cost from the price. He notes butter is scarce and points-heavy, so some substitute keeps meals priced. Some restaurants declined substitutes, while the price panel advised continuing a small jelly portion to cover butter costs.
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J. F. Jones
Jones
Dairy cows in U S reach about 126 million count
The United States hosts an estimated 126 million dairy cows across farms and ranches, reflecting a large-scale milk production system. Data show the national herd size consistent with ongoing dairy industry capacity and regional production patterns.
Local Draft Board 5 Sends Sixty Three to Camp Today
Sixty three registrants from draft board No. 5 were sent to Fort Bragg for pre induction exams today and two went for final induction. Thirteen were transferred to out of town boards. total 78 leaving for camp on record. Ray Wilson Cross and James Lewis Langston were called for final induction.
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Draft Board No. 5
Fort Bragg
Board No. 4
Ray Wilson Cross
James Lewis Langston
Prince Alice
Franklin Ames
Irena Grier
Evan Michael
Roane William Hester
Coy
Franklin Hester
Charles Theodore Cochrane
Eugene Burcette Johnson
Irvin
Lester Hall
Ray Edwards Stafford
Orlando Jerome Long
Gano Jiarold Hall
Charles Millard Mendenhall
Frank Lendale Lewis
Arthur Clark Rowe
Lucy Hiram Overman
Donald William Newby
Henry Fiddela Newby
Theodore Paul Jones
John Lynwood Burnette
Dennis Alvin Teeter
George Everett Patterson
William Vance Kester
Zeb Cole Baisey
Felix Lonsdale Webb
Claud Basil Hussey
William Grayson Newsome
Allen Richard Miller
Hubert Lea Goforth
Finley Eugene Bodenheimer
Everett Oscar Embler
John Kirk Roberts
Charles DeWitt Spencer
Edgar Howard Snider
Norman Emerson Miller
Henry Reid Simmerman
Charlies Meak Montgomery
Luther Mason Barrett
High Point Police Report Quiet Easter With Minor Runs
High Point police reported a quiet Easter with a routine slate of minor offenses. Several individuals were arrested or cited for violations including prohibition laws and drunkenness, with bonds ranging from 50 to 100 dollars.
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High Point
Dewey Haywood
West Green Street
Shanklin
Julius Hammett
Rt. 5
Ed Dunlap
Young Street
Pearl Guiledge
Leonard Street
Ed Thomas Brady
Tomlinson Street
Vernon Clyde Williams
West Washington Street
Lawrence Jones
Hoover Street
Wesley Hornady
Centennial Avenue
Absenteeism Survey Heads Toward City Report
The United States Employment Service will compile an absenteeism summary for High Point to gauge rates and aid reduction. Manager Ralph E. Miller says blanks have been mailed to 121 employers across manufacturing, service, transport, retail, and wholesale sectors to record absences over a two week period starting April 2.
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H Point
United States Employment Service
U.S.E.S
High Point War and Production Committee
Ralph E. Miller
Us.e.s
Miller
Woodmen Camp Sets Tuesday Meeting for Piedmont Unit
Woodmen of the World Piedmont Camp meets Tuesday night after members urged attendance. All visiting sovereigns are cordially invited. Glenn 7. Smith serves as Council Commander and DGAR O Johnson as financial secretary.
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Woodmen of the World
Piedmont Camp
Glenn
Smith
Council Commador
Dgar O Johnson Financial Secy
Absentee Record Survey Aims to Trace Industry Impacts
Land through April 14 the survey will show which industries suffer most from absenteeism the types of employees most likely to be absent days of the week with most absences chief causes and how male and female absence rates compare. Miller urges full employer cooperation to improve accuracy by collecting absentee records.
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Miller
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Hedgecock Lumber CO
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Tia
Creomullion
Washington Hich Point
Tromasville
Security National
Bank Member
Federal Deposit. Insurance Corporation
N. Lt
Warner
Aisnes
U. S
Board 5
South Main ST
Doore
Center Theater
Nat Walker
Walgreens
Bee” Miller
W. St
Johns-Manville
Parker-Brown Lumber CO
Oak Street
Downs
Manville
Murray M. White, Inc
General Insurance
Murray
Wachovia Bank
W. High Street
Main St
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
Dodge - Plymouth Distributor
Commerce
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