Care of Woolen Goods Advocated By Consumer Head
The Consumer Division of the Office of Price Administration urges store and protect woolens now to aid uniforms and blankets for soldiers. Key tips include brushing to remove moth eggs, sunning, careful washing, and dry cleaning, cold storage, and appropriate sprays. Seal garments in tight storage, label packages, and use cedar chests for moth protection. avoid relying on printer ink or mere scents. Keep storage space tight, seal cracks, and prevent moth breeding by removing lint and fur from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office For Emergency Management
Division of Information
Office of Price
U. S. Bureau of Entomology
Community Chest Agencies Help One in Five in High Point
Through its member agencies the Community Chest reaches one in five residents and one in four households in High Point. It includes Family Service Bureau Red Cross Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Y M C A Y W C A Salvation Army and High Point Council of Social Agencies. The Social Service Exchange aids in preventing service duplication and expenditure and is available to all social agencies. The Central Volunteer Bureau is organized and the Civilian Defense Volunteer Office is financially supported. Civilian Defense volunteers exceed 3400 citizens preparing to participate in local defense as part of expanded programs and services to boost home morale in support of national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
High Point
The
Family Service Bureau
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
High Point Council of Social’ Agencies
Council of Social Agencies
Social Service Exchange
Central Volunteer Bureau
Civilian Defense Volunteer Office
Local addresses listed for residents and couples
A readable fragment lists several names and addresses including Mr. and Mrs. ALFE on Bruges Street Ext in High Point, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mann on N. Hamilton Street in Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Angel Kotsios, 4, 703 Highland Ave Calypso, B C, Emerywood Court Apts Fayetteville, and Winston-Salem, C. Johnson Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfe
Alfred
Bruges Street
High Point
Robert A. Mann
Hamilton Street
Toledo
Ohio
Negro to be Tried Today on Assault Charge
Special to The Enterprise reports in Thomasville April 27 that Jim Fant, a local Negro, was arrested and jailed to answer an assault with intent to rape charge. He was released on bail as the case is set for morning trial. An additional warrant was issued against Fant and Lida Mae Allen on prostitution and maintaining a house of ill fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Fant
Welding School Graduation Helps Nation’s War Effort
Carolina Welding School graduates its first class of five week welders destined for national defense shipyards. The graduates, trained by expert welders, enter the workforce with skills paid for by a small tuition, aiding the home front during wartime.
Thomasville man arraigned on larceny charge in local court
Special to The Enterprise Edward Staten a local Negro faces a hearing in Thomasville court on a larceny charge involving five dollars taken from Miss Pauline Walker. Police say the money was stolen from her pocketbook while Staten washed windows at a beauty parlor. Baden-Baden is a town in Germany known for a welding course open to men and women. The article also urges a massive U.S shipbuilding program to win World War II, highlighting eight to ten million dead-weight tons of shipping planned for 1942 1943 and stating Read Admiral Emory S Land believes nine times current capacity will be needed by August. Carolina Welding School trains welders for building ships and tanks as the nation expands its war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Edward Staten
Pauline’ Walker
Walker
Union
Emory S. Land
Carolina Welding School
Two Business Places Burn In Thomasville
Two West Main Street businesses in Thomasville were destroyed by fire Sunday night. The Harris Lunch room and the Food Center curb market suffered near complete loss, with flames quickly spreading. W B Harris said the blaze started from rear trash and warned he escaped injury. Edgar Elliott was treated for smoke inhalation at City Memorial hospital after being overcome inside the lunch room. The curb market had recently been sold to Charles Abraham of High Point. Harris estimated losses at 2000 with no insurance on stock. the lunch room building reportedly belonged to Mr Zimmerman of Welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Harris Lunch Room
Food Center
Curb Market
West Main Street
W. B. Harris
Edgar Elliott
City Memorial Hospital
J.C. Green and Sons
Elliott
E Jolt
Charles Abraham
High Point
Luinch Room
Zimmerman
Welcome
Also Mentioned on This Page
Caracas
Venezuela
Chile
de Ulysses S. Grant
St. Louis
United States
Warner’s
W. Broad St
Anderson’s
West End
Russell Street High
Pont
N.C
CALL
Quality Day Cleaning CO
Hs North Main
J. 1. McHahon
C_C. GOODSON
Wrenn
High Point’s
Sports Palace
North Main St
Allen B. Welborn
Sam
City Fuel CO
C. FL. Blake
J. C. Walton
Angel Kotsios
C. F. Jarvis
Highland Ave
Calypso, B.C
Emerywood Court Apts
Fayetteville, N.C
Winston-Salem
Johnson
Oskwood Court Apts
Washington, D. C
Rex
E. L. Proctor
Marine Corps
H. P
Haymon Mevcormick
Taylor’s
North Wrenn
Quality Furniture CO
N. Main
Hwolland Furnace CO
Colonial Drive
Ellington’s Florist
South Main Street
SHELL
Shone
Baker's
ESSO
North Main Sf
College St
Rainering
Goodyear
Redwine Hardware Company
North Maen ST
National Defense
Defense Industries
Carolina Welding Schools
Willowbrook ST
West Broad
Grimes
Main St
Kalte
Jai Easr
Baden-Baden
Germany
Carolina Flagstone Co. High Polot
X. C
High Point Barber Shop
Earer
Blue Bird Cab
For & Line
Walt Royall Elmer Aarts Managers Arcade Building — Phan
Bargain Furniture CO
Englis ST
Centennial Ave
TIP Bottling CO
N. GC
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