Kaiser-McDade Vows Spoken At Paola Kansas
Miss Mary Ruth McDade daughter of Hillsboro hosts a Paola ceremony uniting with Richard Clifford Kaiser Master Sergeant U S Army son of Paola couple wed at First Presbyterian Church Paola Kansas January 14. The Rev Frank E Funk officiated with organist Berkeley Carver and soloist Cora Marie Elliott. The couple resides in St Louis Missouri after a reception at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth McDade
Ughter
John C:ole
Hillsboro
Richard Clifford Kaiser
U. S. Army
William H. Kaiser
Paola
Kansas
First Presbyterian Church
Frank E. Funk
Berkeley Carver
Cora Marie Elliott
Maroe
James P
U. S. Navy
Hazel McDade
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Elon College
High Point Weaving Company
Burlington Mills
Kaiser
University of Kansas
Army Air Force
Headquarters Air Forces
Eastern Technical Training Command
St. Louis
Missouri
Cau
Kansas City
Mrs. Kaiser
Navy Nurse Weds Local Navy Officer
Ensign Dorothy Lucille Main 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Main Parsons Kansas wed Captain Lloyd E Whitley 28 Army Air Forces at Fort Shafter Chapel The Bureau of Medicine and Surgery allows nurses to marry and remain in the Corps A reception for 100 plus guests followed at Hickham Field Officers Club The couple will return to Oahu where Mrs Whitley resumes duties at the U S Naval Hospital Honolulu
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Naval Hospital
Area Heights
T. H
Dorothy Lucille Main
Clarence E. Main
Parsons
Kansas
Urse Corps
Ensign Main
Lloyd E. Whitley
Army Air Forces
High Point
N. C
Fort Shafter
H. C. Casey
USNR
Area Naval Hospital
Ann Marshall
Woburn
Massachusetts
William Benton
Navy
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Elizabeth Best
Joe Leonard
Hickham Field Officers Club
Harry Jehell
Honolulu
Bridale
W. W. Hang
Cap
USN
Ficer
Naxval Hasital
H. W. Patton
It J
H. Gy
Nellie J. DeWitt
Neipal
New York Spring Fashion Lines Highlight Global Fabrics and Pastels
The 1945 spring season features tunics, peplums, longer jackets and deeper armholes. Silk imports from China, South America and Switzerland enrich muted rainbow pastels and fairy tale prints. Designers like Nettie Rosenstein and McCardell unveil new silhouettes and dramatic embellishments across suits, swimsuits, gowns, and ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
New York
China
South America
Switzerland
Anthony Blotta
Bruno
Maurice Rentner
Attie Carnegie
Miss Chamberlain Honored At Tea
An informal tea hosted by Mrs. Marshall Short at Miss Sara Ray 1105 North Main Street Sunday afternoon honored the coming marriage of Miss Dorothy Chamberlain. About 75 guests attended as Mrs. Short and Miss Ray welcomed the bride’s relatives and attendants with pink carnations aracias and burning green candles. The bride wore a red camellia corsage while Mrs. H A White poured and several young women served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Short
Sara Ray
North Main Street
Dorothy Chamberlain
Short
Miss Ray
M Chamberlain
C. F. Chamberlain
Luna C. F
H. A. White
Jane Chamberlain
Nancy Williard
Helen Rae David
Hazel Myers
Carolyn Ballow
Effie Cox
Abraham Lincoln Party Canceled Over Scheduling Conflict
The Abra ham Lincoln party planned for Tuesday night is canceled due to a conflict with the Red Cross annual meeting, according to organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Red Cross
Local Social Security Staff Changes and Hospital Updates
Miss Anne M. Russell returns to the Social Security office after two weeks at the Regional Claims conference in Washington. Miss Betty Lou Talton underwent an emergency appendectomy at High Point Memorial hospital and is resting without visitors. Fred Sechrest Jr. is a patient at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem after leg surgery. Vivian Underwood joins the local Social Security staff from Farm Security Administration. N. L. Garner is hospitalized at High Point Memorial Washington Street unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne M. Russell
Social Security Board
Washington, D. C
Betty Lou Talton
Archdale
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Fred Sechrest, Jr
Branch Street
The
Baptist
Vivian Underwood
Farm Security Administration
N. L. Garner
High iPoint Memorial Hospital
Monday through Thursday club meetings fill High Point schedule
Calendar lists events from Monday to Friday at various locations. USO staff, Mittie Philathea class, T E L Baptist group, Altrusa lecture by Robert St John, and many club and society gatherings are planned around the county. Attendees urged to join and participate in local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Stapleton
Greensboro Uso
Mittie Philathea
Lebanon Methodist Church
W. L. Lee
R. E
Hayworth
Airst Baptist Church
Mary Conrad
Altrusa Club
Robert St. John
John L. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
YWCA
U Ted
Humane Society
Paves Mey Hotel
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Home
West Broad Street
Cooperette International Club
F. H. Barrett
Church Social LOAL WORKERS TO MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Church group schedules monthly gathering with 7 30 start at North Main Street Baptist. Attendees to vote on business matters and enjoy a pot luck fellowship hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street Baptist Church
Loyal Workers
Green Street Baptist Church
J. Co. Saunders
Young People's Department
The
Madge Sink
Carter Street
Christian Endeavor Marks 64th Anniversary in North Carolina
Three hundred North Carolina Christian Endeavorers gathered Saturday at the Masonic Temple in Greensboro for the 64th anniversary celebration begun by Dr. Francis E. Clark in 1881. Violet Hoffman of Eton College served as toastmistress with O.R.D. servicemen as guests. Henry Rood from Greensboro entertained with sketches. Executives of the State Union later met, deciding to cover state president’s Atlanta trip, plan expanded southern programs, and assist Luther R. Medlin’s committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Christian
Masonic Temple
Greensboro
C. E
High Point Methodist
Violet Hoffman
Eton College
O.R.D
Henry Rood
State Union
Atlanta
Southern Vetee
South
Luther R. Medlin
Family Of Thirteen Lose Home And All Property In Fire
A fire early Sunday destroyed the residence of Alfred Holden and his family, including cash of 175 dollars. The Holden home near Highland Mills, outside High Point city limits, prompted a large city response as Highland Mills’ contract fire protection drew most local equipment, with over two hours of pump work and 2000 feet of hose laid to reach the blaze. The adjacent house also caught fire but was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Holden
Holden
Highland Mill
Highland Mills
High Point
Thomasville Dentist Returns From Michigan
Dr. I. C. Pennington, a local dentist, has returned from Ann Arbor where he spent the last two weeks completing a post graduate course in exodontia and minor oral surgery. The University of Michigan conducted the course and it was sponsored by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
I. C. Pennington
Ann Arbor
Michigan
University of Michigan
W. K. Kellog Foundation Institute
Cook for Liberator Group 15th AAF Italy
Sgt Edwin S Brown son of Mrs E M Brown 619 Arch St High Point NC serves as cook with a B twenty four Liberator heavy bombardment group that has flown over 400 combat missions He entered service July 1942 and has over 25 months foreign service He wears the Distinguished Unit Badge with two oak leaf clusters the Good Conduct Medal and the European African Middle Eastern campaign ribbon with nine campaign stars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberator Group
15Th Aaf
Italy
Edwin S. Brown
E. M. Brown
Arch Street
High Point
N. C
Set Brown
Gl's Opening New Markets Says St John
War correspondent Robert St John lectures at Senior High School under Altrusa sponsorship. He says American troops push an industrial revolution globally, raising living standards by expanding machines and trade, with postwar aid plans and dangers of isolation threatening this growth. He backs free trade as a path to peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert St. John
High Point Altrusa Club
St. John
India
Africa
China
America
Europe
Birthday Dinner Honors Pike Family
A birthday dinner was held Sunday, February 4, at 1705 East Green Street for Mrs. George W. Pike and her relatives including Mrs. Hugh Dutton, Rosa Lee Pike, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stuart, James G. Pike, Mrs. J. L. Kivett, and D. V. Pike. Attendees included G. W. Pike, Hugh Dutton and family, Stuart, Mrs. J. G. Pike, Ea Pike, Mrs. D. Virgil Pike, Mrs. Mattie York, and Frank Edwards family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Pike
East Green Street
Hugh Dutton
Rosa Lee Pike
W. A. Stuart
High Point
James G. Pike
Silver City
J. L. Kivett
D. V. Pike
Reversed labor reality for workers seen in a stark ratio
The piece states that for every 100 workers, 85 must labor merely to sustain the original 100. It highlights a harsh productivity burden and hints at social or economic strain within the workforce without naming places or institutions.
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Madeline Hoover
Kaiser-McDade
Billford
Gilson
Minnie Lee
Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pipe Hedgecocke
Dea Em Nee
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Tured
Nettie Rosenstein
Re McCardell
Clarepotter
Jo Copeland
Emmett Joyce
Omar Kia
Fox-Brownie
Hattie Carnegie
Miss Chamberlain
Garden Study Club
W. P. Hazelwood
Utopian Study Club
Lawrence C. Matton
Hillcrest Drive
J. Arthur Marsh
Edgedale Drive
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
P. W. Flagge
Tau Phi Lambda
Blair Park
Adams Memorial
C. E. Sheloff
New Comers Club
A. C. Sumner
Monroe Street
Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Trinity Methodist Church
Vernon Peace
Trinity
Florence Thomas
Evelyn Tilley
Centennial Avenue
H. A. Knight
A. B. Huff
Roland Park
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
Country Club
Ymca Gymaasium
USC
Junior Service League
Christian Endeavor
Ota
Iter
Washington High Point BC
Pike
Tesa
Einz
Heinz
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hinds Beauty Bargain
Hinds
Lehe & Fink Prede+ta Corp
Broomfeld, NJ
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