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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1943

Page

7

Thomasville Auxiliary unit meets with reports and guests

Thomasville Aug 5 Mrs Jyde Tesh hosted the American Legion Auxiliary unit with Mrs L Folio tt presiding. Norma Humaker spoke on her Girls State trip at UNC Greensboro and Mamie Harris discussed her work with the Marine Corps Reserves. An ice course followed. Also noted are visits by Mrs Gregson Fearington and others and a Children of the American Revolution meeting at the Red Cross.

Enterprise Thomasville Jyde Tesh Thomsville American Leion Auxiliary Barnes Mamie Harris L. Foliott Norma Humaker Nit Confernee Arine Corps

Lunches For Six Million Kids In Free School Program

War Food Administration will announce next year's school lunch plan covering six million American children at a total government cost of 50 million dollars. Local sponsors can apply directly to regional representatives for forms and arrange storage and transport. Meals and milk will be free for those unable to pay, with no profit and unspent funds returned to the program. The plan aims to protect child nutrition amid wartime shortages and family dislocations. Brandy and fruit use for spirits will be restricted to conserve supplies for preserves. Dollar Days and similar sales are discouraged under WPB policy to avoid promoting new purchases.

Betty MacDonald NEA Washington PTA Roups American Ion America WFA WPB Arthur D. Whiteside

Diamond Bid Leads Opponents to Game

Diamond bidding column discusses a three no trump suit and how slow play can doom contracts. Analyst Frank B. Lord uses a concrete hand with dealer and dummy to illustrate risks of take it slow methods and explores how South might block game after the opening diamond lead or how declarer could force game after a heart opening by North.

South West North Dummy

All-Bran Advert Claims Constipation Relief

An unsolicited letter extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural aid for regularity, claiming it supplies cellulosic elements to support colonic function without acting as a purgative. The ad urges daily use, ample water, and emphasizes genuine All-Bran from Kellogg's Battle Creek.

Kellogg's Battle Creek

Neighbors warm to Jones chickens as food fear grows

Ruth Millette notes neighbors who disliked Mrs Jones chickens now show curiosity and willingness to buy eggs and meat as news headlines fear shortages this winter. Some wonder about hens laying age and weekly egg output while Mrs Jones jokes about a possible neighborhood chicken boom.

Ruth Millette Pan

W H Moore and Granddaughter Birthday Guests

The children of W H Moore of Mt Croghan South Carolina entertained Sunday at the home of his daughter Mrs F A Burton to honor their father on his sixty third birthday A granddaughter Ellen Anita Moore celebrated her birthday at the same time Guests gathered on the lawn where dinner was served picnic style from a long table centered with two birthday cakes Rev C E Ridge gave the invocation prior to the meal All of Mr Moore s children and grandchildren were present with the exception of a son Pvt Carl O Moore who is serving with the armed forces in North Africa while a number of friends of the family were in attendance Both Mr Moore and Ellen received many attractive gifts

W. H. Moore Mt. Croghan S. C Archdale F. A. Burton

Nutmeg Wealth Meant Half a Will in 987 A.M.

A 10th century tale notes Bernadotto di Niopoli spared no detail for one nutmeg in his will dated 987 A.M. Wealthy patrons valued rare spice highly. The item’s exact fate, per the source, reflects medieval excess and legal caution in inheritance.

Bernadotto di Niopoli

Rainbow Girls CloseCharlotte Assembly Today

The sixth annual Carolinas grand assembly of the Order of Rainbow for girls concluded in Charlotte with a luncheon after installation of officers elected by the executive committee. Regina Smith of Greensboro was named grand worthy adviser and others include Marty Glenn Thompson of Hamlet as associate worthy grand advisor Betty Clendenning of Charlotte as grand charity Lois Tucker of Reidsville as grand faith Tris Morris of Concord as grand hope Rebecca Slate of Reidsville as grand treasurer and Dorothy Moorer of Charleston as grand chaplain.

Charlotte Carolinas Grand Assembly of the Order of Rainbow Regina Smith Greensboro Grand Aworthy Marty Glenn Thompson Hamlet Asociate Worthy Betty Clendenning Grand Charity Lois Tucker Reidsville Grand Faith Tris Morris Concord Grand Hope Rebecca Slate Dorothy Moorer Charleston

Two Piece Pattern 4332 by Anne Adams

Clever feminine pattern 4332 offers a matching blouse and skirt with optional bodice top. Sizes 32 through 46 available. requires 318 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36 blouse and skirt plus 7% yard bodice top. Send 16 cents, name address and size to Pattern Department in New York.

Anne Adams High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th St New York N. Y

Birth Announcements From Louisville to Burrus Hospital

Rev and Mrs Worth C Grant announce the birth of daughter Donna Compton in Louisville Kentucky on August 4 Rev Mr Grant is a High Point native and his wife is Kathryn Stephens of Abbeville South Carolina Mr and Mrs Herbert J Greene announce the birth of son Richard Dwight on Monday August 2 at Burrus Memorial hospital Mrs Greene was formerly Miss Mary Alice Osborne Henry Willkie Beeson born August 4 at Burrus Memorial Hospital Lucite a coal derived plastic used in airplane turret construction

Donna Grant Worth C. Grant Donna Compton Louisville Mr. Grant High Point Kathryn Stephens Abbeville S. C Richard D. Greene Herbert J. Greene Richard Dwight Burrus Memorial Hospital Henry Willkie Beeson H. H. Beeson Henry Willkie

War economy notes raise consumer potential and shortages

As the war continues, bargains shrink while August inner tube quotas rise to 757,160 for passenger cars. The Office of War Information forecasts a 13 percent egg production increase next year with civilian eggs matching this year barring black market activity. Wholesale grocers report record high stocks of evaporated and condensed milk per BAE data.

Office of War Information BAE

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