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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1945

Page

8

Opening Ritz Tailor Shop Under New Management

The Ritz Tailor Shop reopens September 1 under J. W. Ballinger as manager. An open house is set for August 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. with real business hours starting the following Saturday at 9 a.m.

Royal Degree Circle United Order of Tents Odd Fellows Hall East Washington Street First Baptist Church Blanche Guy Light Bearers Light Bearers Club Tenian Church C. W. Robinson Normal Street New Presbyterian Church Alice Williamson Bertha Wright Imogene Lytle Evelyn Robinson Wstc College Club Teachers’ College Club Geneva Amaker Furlough Street Katie McAdoo Helen Cole Callie Holmes Willie Mae Boyd Zola B. Womble Magnolia Hart Cora Lee Robinson YMCA Carl Chavis Ymca Mary Bethune Ywca YWCA Daughters OF Dorcas Daughters of Dorcas Club Park Grove Sylvia Alford H. M. Kirkpatrick E. V. Baldwin Ophelia Corbitt Alder Street Susan Turner Jesse Jane Whitworth John M. Gray H. M. Kirkney M. F. Leach Jane Reed Mary Elliott H. E. Houston Lacyendall Sarah Gibson Gertrude Smith D. N. Moore J. W Carter T. A. Brower Mars Hill ILE Guiding Star Carolina March Daniel Brooks M. C. White Kivett Drive J. Coefield Jones Johnson H. M. Palmer M. B. Byrd Lee Williams H. L. White R. C. Palmer Lester Strong J. T. Hill Cora Evans Trellie Chavis H. S. Smith Lucille White Ola Mae Foster Beatrice Malone Annie Pinnix Nellie Hinton Martha Phelps F. A. White Heaven Gospel Singers St. Mathews Cme Church Myrtle Desk Company Alma Desk Company C. P. Hines Genett Moore Hines Wyne Bailey Emmanuel Church Emmanuel Baptist Church Rozetta Club Hedges WIC Club Jessie Harriss Holly Woman's Club Eva McCain Sos Frank Greer Isseesse Kk Cena Bo Business Men's Civic Club Federal of Church Clubs of St. Mark Methodist Church Brotherhood Mitchel Chapel R. J. Jackson W.M. Minners Willard A. Brown U. S. Naval Air Station Lakehurst N. J Agnes Brown Washington, D. C Brown Navy William Whitaker McKeesport Whitaker Florence Whitaker East Commerce Street C. T. Whitten Chicago Ill Willard Brown Ronald Florence Strain Philadelphia John. H. Thomas Joyce and Welton Guilford County H. H. Croft, Jr Atlantic City Rose Stephens Columbus Ohio Underhill Avenue Mary Magdalene Whitaker Margaret Whitaker Virginia Washington L. S. Merritt M. L. Graye Anne Jones Columbia University R. G. Mason Atlanta University Sadie J. Sauber Greenville, N. C Lois Bernice Haizlip Indiana Springfield Hio Oliver Foust New York City Pvt. Foust California Herman Smith Sadie Kinston Smithfield George Leonens Ritz Tailor Shop J. W. Ballinger

Manufacturers Plan 41.6 Percent Output Rise in 1947

Reports to the committee for economic development forecast American production in 1947 will reach 41.6 percent above 1939 levels, totaling about 80.5 billion dollars at 1939 prices. The study, led by McGowan of Firestone, drew input from 1,406 manufacturers and 158 trade associations over 18 months.

New York Committee For Economic Development C.E.D Japan McGowan Firestone ‘Tire & Rubber Co Akron MacGowan

Mencken's Supplement One of The American Language

H L Mencken's Supplement One to The American Language expands the monumental study with mostly new material tied to the original chapter by chapter. The review lauds the lively footnotes and detachment, noting the work reshapes American English as a dialect rather than standard.

H. L. Mencken Knopf Mencken American Mercury

American Short Lines Come Alive in Arch Robertson Book

Arch Robertson’s lively study chronicles American short line railroads from Blueberry Express to Ma and Pa. It details the intimate culture around these tiny lines, their towns, hotels, drummers, and fans, plus wartime changes and enduring charm.

Archie Robertson Houghton Mifflin Gettysburg New York Central Ma & Pa Robertson Thomas Wolfe Whistlestons Anon

A Street in Bronzville by Gwendolyn Brooks

Gwendolyn Brooks debut collection A Street in Bronzville showcases a Kansas born Chicagoan with sensitivity and vigor. Her ballads Pearl May Lee and Queen of the Blues display dramatic flair while Mother offers moving, uncommon depth in poems about her own people.

Bronzeville Gwendolyn Brooks Harper Pearl May Lee

The Economic Basis of Politics by Charles A Beard

Beard analyzes politics through economic power and class interests. He revisits Amherst lectures and adds a contemporary chapter comparing Communist Russia Fascist regimes and the United States.

Charles A. Beard Knopf Clark Foundation Amherst College Beard Russia U. S

Aircraft Armament by Lou is Bruchis

A reviewed reference work detailing guns and armor of foreign and domestic aircraft. The volume is illustrated with photographs and sketches, and includes an index and glossary.

Louis Bruchis Glenn D. Angle Aerosphere

The Free State and Three Men in New Suits Book Reviews

D. W. Brogan’s The Free State argues democracy beats militarism and politics as governing class, while Priestley’s Three Men in New Suits lands a promising title with dull execution. The piece praises Brogan’s clarity and warns the Priestley novel lacks vigor, noting returning soldiers in the latter.

The Free State D. W. Bron Knopf Germany Brogan B. Priestley Harper

Schumann and Wieck Biographies Highlight Romantic Contrasts

The review surveys two works: a prophetic critique of upper and lower class dissension and a detailed biography of Robert Schumann by Robert Haven Schauffler. It notes Clara Wieck’s crucial role, Schumann’s shift from piano to composition, and his enduring, humane musical impact.

Robert Schumann Robert Haven Schauffler Holt Clara Wieck Clara Schumann Hir Robert Schauffler Johannes Brahms Rhine Chopin Berlioz Brahms Bach Beethoven Robert de Launay

Ingredients of Success in a Slam Contract

A bridge deal with South as dealer and East West vulnerable unfolds a creative slam in spades diamonds and clubs. The declarer wins a trick with the ace after a king lead and discards a spade on the third club, while West mismanages the spades and hearts risking a twelfth trick. South loses one.

Fender South Est Declarer East West

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