New Femininity in Anne Adams Pattern 4330 Shirtwaister
Pattern 4330 targets matrons yet looks youthful with a newsy front panel skirt and an inverted pleat. Scalloped lace edged collar flatters. available in sizes 34 to 48 with fabric and edging needs listed. Fall and Winter Pattern Book offers salvage specials and bridal wear. order form sent to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Seed Catalog Rules For A Gardeners Summer Planting
The Tar Heel Gardener advises careful seed selection avoiding overnovelties and mixtures. Try small packets first, test locally, then expand next year, and share with neighbors. Favor defined varieties like Exquisite pink zinnias and choose odor or fragrance from lists including ageratums, heliotrope, nasturtiums, stocks, sweet peas, and border plants such as Rose of Heaven petunias and Torenia.
Local Club Meetings and Gatherings Schedule
Calendar notes listings of club meetings and events across Emerywood area with times and hosts. W O T Club at North Main Street with Mrs Mills. Monarch Auxiliary at Woodrow Avenue. Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary at Washington and North Main. West Emerywood Garden Club at 604 Hillcrest Drive. Twentieth Century Club on Otteray Drive. Utopian Study Club at 1307 Woodland Drive. Mid Week Study Club at Steadley Circle. Girl Scout Council session at Adams Memorial YWCA. Girl Reserves committee at YWCA. Emerywood Country Club family night dinner. Priscilla Club bandage rolling at YWCA. Emerywood Duplicate Club weekly play at clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.T. Club
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Carter Dalton
Monarch Auxiliary
F. H. Barrett
Woodrow Avenue
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hall
Washington and
North Main Streets
West Emerywood Garden Club
Amos _ R. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Twentieth Century Club
J. W. Thomas
Otteray Drive
Henry W. Foscue
Utopian Study Club
Woodland Drive
Steatley Circle
J. A. Eshelman
Girl Scout Council
Taylor Simpson
Adams Memorial Y.W.C
Emerywood Country Club
Priday
Curtis Institute Harp Recital Invitations Issued
Invitations issued for a Curtis Institute harp recital by Carlos Salzedo with Eleanor Welch among the performers. The program at Carnegie Chamber Hall in New York on Monday evening February 8, 1943 includes works by Etchecopar Faure Forst Granjany Pierne Prokofieff and Salzedo. Admission is by invitation only. guests must present a card at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Institute
Carlos Salzado
Eleanor Welch
High Point
Harp Department
Curtis Institute of Music
Carlos Salzedo
Carnegar Chamber Hall
West Wth Street
New York City
Pull the Trigger on Constipation with Dr Caldwell’s
When constipation brings discomfort after meals, seek relief with Dr Caldwell’s Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin. Doctors have long used pepsin preparations to ease stomach sensitivity, and this laxative wakes lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines for prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.Caldwell
Mrs. Crawford Honors Mrs. Mowery at Coca-Cola Party
Mrs. Harry Crawford hosted a Saturday afternoon informal social at her Hunter Apartments home on Parkway honoring Mrs. William T. Mowery née Anna Lee Ellison. Guests included Mrs. M. C. Henderson Mrs. W. C. Boyles Miss Emmagene Shields Miss Grace McKaughan and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Mowery
Anna Lee Ellison
Harry Crawford
Hunter Apartments
Parkway
Mowery
M. C. Henderson
W. C. Boyles
Emmagene Shields
Grace McKaughan
Crawford
Share the Meat Tested Recipes For Home Use
Daily recipe notes from the Share-the-Meat program describe a bean based dish using pinto beans celery green pepper salt pork and cheese. The method covers soaking simmering mashing browning aromatics combining with beans topping with bread crumbs and cheese then baking in a modern oven.
West Emerywood Club to Hear Mrs Johnson
Mrs R F J Johnson Jr speaks on Japanese flower arrangements before West Emerywood Garden Club at 10 tomorrow morning. Meeting at Mrs Amos R Kearns home 604 Hillcrest Drive. authorities on the topic are expected to attract a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. J. Johnson, Jr
West Emerywood Garden Club
Amos R Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Beta Sigma Phi Mu chapter to meet Wednesday evening
The Mu chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will hold a regular meeting tomorrow at 7:30 PM at the home of Miss Grace McKaughan on Johnson Street. The announcement was made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Grace McKaughan
Johnson Street
Woman joins WAAC at Fort Bragg in January
Mrs. Guerin formerly Annie Rhu Staton, daughter of Dr and Mrs T M Stanton, was accepted and sworn into the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps at Fort Bragg on January 27. She begins thirty days of basic training before applying to Officer Candidate School. Her husband also serves in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Guerin
Annie Rhu Staton
T. M. Stanton
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Fort Bragg
William Penn Glee Club Performs at YWCA Meeting
The William Penn Glee Club directed by S. E. Burford sang a program at the YWCA building for the Adams Club meeting. Florence Nightingale Club attended as guests. Soloists Marietta James and Manasseh Crone performed as the audience enjoyed familiar numbers and Negro spirituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn Glee Club
S. E. Burford
Y.W.C.A
Adams Club
Florence Nightingale Club
Margaret Burgess
Hostess Club
Marietta James
Manasseh Crone
Friday Music Study Club Cancels February Meeting
The Friday Morning Music Study Club announces there will be no meeting in February. The February gathering scheduled for this week is cancelled and members are told the next meeting will be in March.
Whitener Remains Seriously Ill After Stroke
Edgar Whitener, prominent local resident, is in serious condition at his home on Johnson Street after suffering a stroke yesterday morning at eight o'clock. Information received this morning confirms his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Whitener
Johnson Street
Church Social Changes Meet Tonight at Green Street Baptist
The L. L. L. Class of Green Street Baptist Church will gather at 7 30 this evening at the church instead of with Mrs. James Davis as planned. The Reform Circle Two of First Evangelical and Reformed Church meets tomorrow at 3 at Mrs. C E Moose home 900 North Hamilton Street. The Stephen’s Bible Class convenes Wednesday at 3 30 at Mrs. Ellington’s home 217 West Bay Street with Mrs. Nora L. Andrews leading the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
James Davis
Reformed Circle
Woman’s Guild
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. E. Moose
North
Hamilton Street
Stephen's Bible
C. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
Nora L. Andrews
Woodmen Circle Meeting Tomorrow
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will meet tomorrow evening at 7:30 in the hall for its regular session. Mrs. Paul Carroll announced the event and urged full attendance of the membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Paul Carroll
Local People and Visitors Reach Out for Summer Time Notes
May Queen Virginia Hunt of Gretna Virginia visits High Point College as guest of Miss Mabel Warlick then returns to Knoxville to work as an assistant dietitian at St. Marys Hospital. Mrs Furman Bisher of Charlotte arrives to visit her Morris family as her husband heads to Dartmouth College for naval aviation training. Lt A E Rose and family return to Beaufort after Civil Air Patrol visit. Mrs George M Fish and daughter Carolyn Hudson travel from Santa Barbara to spend time with Hudsons. Rodger Jones of High Point is a Bur rus Memorial Hospital patient with a broken arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hunt
Gretna
May Queen
High Point College
Mabel Warlick
Miss Hunt
St. Mary’s Hospital
Knoxville
Tenn
George M. Fish
Carolyn Hudson
Santa Barbara
Calif
Rodger Jones
High Point Route One
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hawaii
Maine
Choices for Meat and Cheese in War Ration Plan
NEA dispatch from Washington outlines meat moving off Starter list in War Ration Book 2 with cheese as a running mate. It notes protein interchangeability and cautions that once meat coupons are used, cheese coupons are also depleted. The piece also debunks clothing and coffee rationing rumors and cites ancient dental treatment records from 3700 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Washington
Local births reported at Guilford General and Burrus Memorial Hospitals
Mr and Mrs J C Talley announce daughter Phyllis Marlene born January 31 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Tammey former Grace Maness. Mr and Mrs John W Jones announce son William Murphy born February 1 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Roy Scarce announce son Roy Scarce Jr born January 30 at 416 Mangum Avenue. Mr and Mrs H C Garrett Jamestown announce daughter Cassandra born February 1 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Pvt and Mrs S C Hucks announce daughter Brenda Lee born January 31 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Hucks formerly Mabel Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Talley
Young Street
Phyllis Marlene
Guilford General Hospital
Tammey
Grace Maness
John W. Jones
William Murphy
Roy Scarce
Mangum Avenue
Roy Scarce, Jr
H. C. Garrett Jamestown
Cassandra
Burrus Memorial Hospital
S. C. Hucks
Brenda Lee
Hucks
Mabel Grimes
Millett warns girls against hasty wartime marriages
Ruth Millett compares marriage haste to sales pressure urging girls to wed quickly before a lover ships out. She argues delaying can spare regret, noting fear of becoming old maids and drawing a parallel to hoarding behavior among adults.
Figure Busting Exercises For a Slimmer Silhouette
ALICIA HART describes at home routines to trim bulges and slim the waist using simple sit and twist movements. She notes the importance of regular, correct practice, a full length mirror, and a tape measure to track results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Survey Says Freight Trains Start in U S Fast
A recent survey finds that in the United States an average freight train of 59 cars begins its journey every 3.7 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitedtates
Defense Questions Defense Questions By Lynn Nisb et
The Enterprise Raleigh bureau announces weekly defense Q A on civilian war effort. Questions addressed officially and verified, sent to P O Box 1309 Raleigh North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Raleigh
P. O
N. C
Rationing Q A Guides Women in Wartime Roles
An Alamance letter answers readers on age limits for WAAC and WAVES recruitment, dependency allowances, housing payments during war, V Mail usage, ration book transfers, soldier releases, alimony and allotments, plus domestic tips and spice developments. The piece closes noting the Metropolitan Opera House opening date in 1880.
First US Railway Dining Cars Run Philadelphia to Baltimore
In 1863 the United States saw its first railway dining cars operated on the Philadelphia to Baltimore route, marking a milestone in rail travel and onboard service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Wartime Diets and Light Humor in Wartime Q&A
The Q and A covers why whole wheat bread matters for nutrition with complete cereal protein and minerals, notes American aircrews reversing “See Naples and die” after surviving raids, explains Cherbourg’s fame to Americans, defines lagniappe as a small gift, and identifies the Roman calendar date for the eighth day after nones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude R. Wickard
Home Sewing Machine Care Tips from Mrs Housewife
Mrs Housewife emphasizes weekly inspections by a reliable service person to prevent costly repairs. She keeps the machine dust free and well oiled between service visits, following the manufacturer’s instructions and allowing oil to settle overnight before use.
Gas Revenue Loss Totals 6 Million
State Revenue Commissioner Edwin Gill reported a seven month period ending Jan 30 shows gas tax losses nearly 86 million in line taxes offset gains in other revenues leaving total receipts 2.25 million below the prior year. Gasoline tax receipts were 13.33 million versus 19.11 million year ago with oil and inspection fees dropping from 0.99 million to 0.73 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Mrs. Bessie Kindley Dies In Thomasville Hospital
Mrs. Bessie Kindley a Fair Grove resident and Randolph County native died at City Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. She was survived by husband Bert, two sons Welford and Reece, five brothers, five sisters and one grandchild. She belonged to Canaan Methodist Church. Funeral at Fall Grove Methodist Church Wednesday at three with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Bessie Kindley
Fair Grove
City Memorial
Randolph County
B.W. Nance
Bert Kindley
Welford
Reece Kindley
Fred Nance
Denton
John Nance
Robert Nance
Asheboro
Bynum Nance
Jacksons Creek
Clayton Nance
U. S. Army
Charles Gallmore
Carl Gallimore
Lexington
Rowe
Earl Oglesby
Astor Delk
Jackson Creek
Austin Clodfelter
Baltimore
Kindley
Canaan Methodist Church
Deevidson County
Fall Grove Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Cam Nam
Madeline Hoover
Priscilla Club
Emerywood Duplicate Club
Eee Furniture
N. Main St
Wagger
Mrs. Mowery
Nutrition Committee
Citizens Service Corps
Lidie P. Horton
West Emerywood Club
Johnson
Beta Sigma Phis
YWCA
Wm. Penn Glee Club
MR. Whitener
Stephens
Woodmen Circle
A. E. Rose
Mrs. Rose
Larry
Beaufort
Lt. Rose
Civil Air Patrol
OPA
Wishfus
Millett
Ruth Millett
Mama
Ruth Millet
Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Gbureau
Sir Waller Hotel
WAACS
WAVES
Alamance
Metropolitan Opera House
Naples
Cherbourg
U. S
Paris
Louisiana
Thomasville Hospital
Kellocg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Duke Power
DEKE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!