Industry Shattering Bottlenecks With Production
Frank MacMillan reports on wartime aircraft industry overcoming bottlenecks. Despite claims of shortages in engines, machine tools, aluminum, and magnesium, U S production surged. In six months, a fighter plane rolled off a U S line every two hours, totaling 7,423 aircraft, with 1941 projections far exceeding 1940 output. Engines bottleneck largely eliminated as automotive firms join Pratt & Whitney and Curtiss-Wright in ramping up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
United States
Great Briain
Aly
Pratt & Whitney
Curtiss Wright
Mass production drives aviation boom and new labor model
The piece outlines wartime aviation expansion through mass production and subcontracting, with factories teaching workers to perform single operations to speed output. It notes easing bottlenecks in aluminum magnesium and steel, a shift from military to civilian orders, and the engineers’ push to sustain postwar industrial spread nationwide.
Pruning Wound Size and Techniques in Tree Care
The article explains avoid cutting flush to the trunk to prevent large wounds and decay. It warns against leaving long stubs, notes risks of girdling when all branches are removed, and stresses gradual thinning, proper sloping cuts, and avoiding caustic paints. It cites Pinus Strobus and stresses expert instruction for pruning skill.
Mrs Parrish Hosts Bridge Club At Randleman
Mrs Ruth Parrish entertained the Thursday evening bridge club on Asheboro highway at seven. Guests included husbands and visitors from Greensboro. High scores went to Mrs Frank Talley, while Mrs Molly Donnell of Greensboro and Larry Hammond received visitors prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Ruth Parrish
Asheboro Highway
Frank Talley
Lab
Molly Donnell
Greensboro
Larry Hammond
Gladgirls
S. S. Clan
Belle Smith
Margaret Bran
Frances Farlow
Ila Mae Robbins
Ruth McCollum
Tulla Davis
Nelle Robbins
Ruth Stout
Ruby Stout
Max Hinshaw
Frances Helms
Kate Graves
Faithful Workers
First Baptist Church
C. V. Criscoe
P. J. Hudson
T. E. Allred
Homer Harris
Ralph P. Sykes
George Elliott
A. B. Freeman
Freeman
Lucille Freeman
Dobson
W. H. Howie
Charlotte
Charles Lineberry
Falling Springs
Virginia
Anna Lee Wright
Elsie Davis
Jacqueline
Anne Inwright
C. B. Parsons
Garfield Davis
Fort Bragg
C. 5
Parsons, Jr
Faith Workers Class Meets Monday at Green Street Baptist
Several church groups announce meetings for Monday and Tuesday evenings. Faith Workers Class at Green Street Baptist will meet at 8 PM with Mrs H R Russell from Trinity and hostesses Mrs J T Sugg and Mrs Delbert Sumner. members meet at 7 PM at the church. Clinard Class to Meet at 7:30 PM at Mrs WD Stroud's home with hostesses E Bennett, Nance, Fowler, Russell, and White. Buelah Winfrey Class meets Monday night at 7:30 with Misses Sarah and Grace Wood at 805 East Green Street. Dorcas Class of Green Street Baptist meets Tuesday at 1:30 at Mrs A M Smith's Asheboro Road. Mrs J L Payne is associate hostess. Executive Board to Meet Monday Afternoon at 3:30 in the Mother's classroom, followed by general meeting at 4 PM in the Woman's Wesley classroom. Calvary Methodist Circles Meet Tonight with Circle 1 on Sad Tuessell Street, Circle 2 on Wesley Place, led by Mrs M S Manley, Mrs B W Mantey, Mrs Sterling James, and Mrs G L Burgess.
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FAITH
Faithful Workers
Green Street Baptist Church
H. R. Russell
Trinity
J.T. Sugg
Delbert Sumner
FW. Clinard
J. W. Clinard
Main Street Methodist Church
WD. Stroud
Hamilton Street
E. &. Bennett
J. Nance
G. Fowler
C. D. Russell
S. E. White
Buelaiw Winfrey
Buelah Winfrey
East Green Street Baptist Church
Sarah l
Grace Wood
East Green Street
Dorcas
A. M. Smith
Asheboro Road
J. L. Payne
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Church
Calvary Methodist
Society of Christian Science of the Calvary Methodist Church
M.S. Manley
Tuessell Street
B. W. Mantey
Sterling James
Wesley Place
G. L. Burgess
Miss Paylor Heads to Confederate Veterans Reunion in Columbia
T Irvin Paylor departs Salisbury for Columbia South Carolina to attend the Confederate Veterans Reunion as adjutant for the North Carolina Division. She will be joined by Mrs J D Hodges of Mocksville wife of late General J D Hodges and by Major General Andrew Jackson Fllis commander of the North Carolina Division United Confederate Veterans. A turn trend near varies from 14 to AR per cent among four wheels rotate four tires including the spare.
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T. Irvin Paylor
Columbia
S. C
Confederate Veterans
North Carolina
Nearly 2000 Attend Summer Session at Woman's College
Greensboro Aug 2 The Summer School of Woman's College of the University of North Carolina closed a nine week session with higher enrolment than last year. Of 1,183 residents in the six week plus three week extension, 647 pursued credits while 536 joined institutes and conferences. Institutional plans include a faculty conference Sept 10-13 and freshman week starting Sept 16. Highlights included an elementary workshop, child health conference, and the Girls State program drawing 184 participants.
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Greensboro
Sumner School of Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Freshmuty
W. C. Jackson
The
Childhood Education Association
Southern Choral School
Formal Winston-Salem wedding of Miss Josephine Pepper
Formal wedding detailed the vows between Miss Josephine Pepper and Lieut. and Mrs. Alden, with attendants including Ben Holland Ne Ville of Whitakers and Rev. Samuel Wiley of Greensboro. Bride wore ivory lace gown with Chantilly veil. reception at the Woman's Club featured pastel flowers and ceremonial line. Guests, dress codes, and the couple’s Atlantic Coast wedding trip were described in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Aiden
Rockville
Ind
Woman's Club
Eliott Drive
E. F. Pepper
Lois Johnson
Spencer Carlton
Gardner
Mass
Caving‘fon
Blair
W. G. Smith
J. S. Green
Mary Green Matthews
Priscilla Lambeth
Evelyn Lyles
Frances Griffim
Elizabeth Blair
Jennie Reid Newby
Ida Lamheth Jennings
George JD. Finch
James E. Lambeth, Jr
C. F. Finch
Ellen Mac
Pegg. Beulah Wnorment
Annie Parkin
Susannah Matthews
James BE. Lambeth
G. W. Lyles
Wedding of Lieut and Mrs Alden in Elizabeth town Ky
The ceremony united Lieut. Alden and Miss Alden daughter of Mrs Covington of this city. Both educated at Duke and Indiana universities, with ties to Zeta Tau Alpha and Phi Kappa Psi. After a wedding trip they will reside in Elizabethtown. Numerous out of town guests attended from Indiana Georgia Virginia North Carolina and New York City.
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Alden
Thomas Jefferson Covington
T. J. Covington
Duke University
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Fort Knox
Post Chapel
Airs
Guy Alden
Rockville
Ind
University of Indiana
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Fort Knox Ky
U.S. Army
Elizabethtown
William Stout
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Riley
Durham
Robert C. Mitchell
Atlanta
J. Warren Mitchell
Greenville
S.C
C. Parkin
Anne Parkin
Scotland Neck
Jewell Parkin
Fredericksburg
Ben Halland Nevit
Whitakers
Winfield Blackwell
Joseph Parkin
Winston-Salem
W. B. Norment
Alps
Samuel Wiley
R. H. Mitchell
Greensboro
Howard Mitchell
New York City
J. J. Gibbons
Wilson, Ty
W. W. Rankin
Spencer Carlton
Gardner
Maurice Spenceler
Newnan
Bridal Festivities Highlight Thomasville Wedding
Special to the Enterprise reports Miss Mary Falson Covington and Lieut. John Alden wed in a First Baptist Church ceremony. Leading up to the event were numerous pre nuptial parties across High Point Winston Salem and Lexington including breakfasts picnics and luncheons. Attendees included wedding party members and out of town guests with careful floral decor and keepsakes marking each gathering.
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Thomasvilli
Mary Falson Covington
John Alden
First Baptist Church
Sheraton
High Point
Charles F. Finch
Alr
Carl Moore
Maurice Spenecer
Newman, Ga
Robert, Rapp
Moore
Wisher Ferry Street
Winston-Salem
Winfield Blackwell
Aliss Lois Johnson
Priscilla Lambeth
Spencer Carlton
Blackwell
Paris
State Rebekahs Head Visitor Here
Als Watson of Winston Salem heads the North Carolina Rebekahs Assembly and visited the Magdalene Rebekah Lodge in Greensboro Friday. She outlined the year’s program and said the state assembly will provide a matron for the Old Folks Home at Goldsboro, urging loyalty to the work and adherence to the slogan Others. She and a party from Winston-Salem were guests as the lodge outlined efforts to aid the sick, distressed and orphan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als
R. D. Watson
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
Rebekahs’ Assembly
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
West Commerce Street
Rebekah
Winston-Salem
Beatrice Russell
Lawrence Powell
Lilly Butler
Alrs. O. L. Foltz
Watson
YWCA Club Week Schedule For Highland Group Informal
YWCA clubs map a busy week with outings and meetings across Highland. Friday Lend-a-Hand Club leads a Western North Carolina mountain trip in the Y station wagon with Mrs. Homer Miller. Florence Nightingale Club meets for supper and hear Rev. Warren Gaw. The Girls Club assembles for supper and business. The Double M Club hears a book review by SomerSet Maughan with guest invites. Business and Professional Club plans dinner and meeting. Live Verse Club holds supper and session. Lend-a-Hand Club hosts monthly business meet at Highland clubrooms. Lucky Y Club trips to Camp Betty Hastings for a weekend. Mrs. Fred Elrod and Lewis return to Hickory after visits to local relatives.
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Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Highland
North Carolina
Homer Miller
Florence Nightingale Club
Warren Gaw
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
Ben Herman
Somerset. Maughan
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Frank Macmillen
New York
Austin’s
Gulbransen
Duncan Phife
Austin
Army
Navy
Cours
Arex
Uncle Sam
Ligt
Fall Alpena
Asheville
Atlants
Richmond
St. Louis
San Antonio
San Francisco
Savannah
Tampa
Vicksburg
Washington
Wilmington
Vas
Siacie SL Et al
Ocean Terrace Hotel
Wrightsville Beach
Miss Paylor
U.c.vv
Woman’s College
Barry Greenwood Hayes
R. M. Mayes
G. Greenwood
Smith
Thomas Moffitt Morton, Jr
T. HM. Morton
Route One
Thomasville
Josephine Pepper
Miss Pepper
Edward Robgood
Ben Harris
Carmall Street
J. B. Lambeth
Randolph Street
Covington
T. W. Kirkman
Lexington
Miss Covington
Walter Rapp
M Covington
W. C. Boyles
Dorothy Dean Davis
Mesdames
Alvah Boyles
James Lambeth
Joe Johnson
Walter Newby
R. i. Holliday
Dewel Parkin
Bellv Peterson
Chicago
R. L. MacDonald
3. S. Green
Margaret
Jimmy
Nancy Farrington
Myrtle Beach
State
Rebekahs
KR. D. Watson
YWCA
Fred Elrod
Lewis Elrod
Hickory
Mrs. Elrod
Jack
A. T. Burris
Sirs
Effie Harrison
Johnson Street
Clyde Burris
Sedgefield
Cash & Carry
South Cleaners
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