Little Black Wool Dress Becomes Fashion Favorite
Paris fashion notes show the humble little black wool dress rising in status amid war era practicality. Designers highlight wool varieties from duvetynes to crepes and voiles with simple lines, Morality of ease for working women, and bold arlequin patterns emerging in mid season ensembles.
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Rosette Hargrove
NEA
Paris
Molyneux
Lanvin
Schiaparelli
Agnes
Arle
Piquet
Dairymaids Claim Quicker Coup Among Somer England Girls
A fragment notes dairymaids in Somer England are said to find hus ds quicker than any other girls, reflecting a playful or colloquial line from the period.
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Somer- England
Church Social Mittie Philathea Will Meet Tonight
The Mittie Philathea Class of the Lebanon Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 this evening with Mrs W D Setliff on East State Street according to an announcement. A social hour with refreshments will follow.
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Mittie Philatheas
Mittie Philathea
Lebanon Methodist Church
W. D. Setliff
East State Street
Stephens
Stephens Bible
C. C. Hooks
Parkway
Nora L. Andrews
Tornadoes Toss Small Objects Through Wood
Tornadoes drive small objects with terrific force through solid wood, while Italy faces a shortage of chorus girls as a separate local concern.
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Italy
Hamilton Street Bridge Proposal To Come Up Again
City Council plans an adjourned session to discuss advertising bids for a Hamilton Street bridge across the Southern Railway tracks. If federal aid via the PWA is unavailable, the city may fund the project with municipal money and open bids. The move addresses property owner claims from the grade crossing elimination project. Budgeted funds for bridges total about 45000 to 50000 dollars.
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Southern Railway
Hamilton Street
Frank T. Miller
Greensboro
PWA
Miller
Perry Street
E. M. Knox
Lenten Services Set to Start at First Methodist Church
Beginning Wednesday February 14 at 7 30 the Lenten mid week prayer services will be held at the First Methodist Church. Tomorrow evening the service is sponsored by the Christian Endeavor societies with Dr P E Lindley dean of High Point College as speaker.
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First Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor Societies
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Four Licenses Revoked for Drunk Driving
Four drivers had licenses revoked by the State Highway Safety Division for drunk driving. The affected individuals are Frank Lewallen of 1304 Park Street, Ralph Mitchell Holbrook of 203 East Green Street, William Frank Robinson of Holt Avenue, and Clyde Graden Simmer of route 2.
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State Highway Safety Division
Frank Lewallen
Park Street
Ralph Mitchell Holbrook
East Green Street
William Frank Robinson
Holt Avenue
Clyde Graden Simmer
Route 2
Lincoln Day Speakers Rap On Administration
Republican leaders rallied for the presidential campaign with Lincoln Day appeals to promote private enterprise and limit government. Vandenberg praised Lincoln as a coalition president, Dewey criticized the New Deal, Bridges warned against economic dependence, and Hamilton urged readiness to pass to a Republican successor after Roosevelt.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Roever
United States
Vandenberg
Mich
Grand Rapids, Mich
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Portland
Ore
Bridges
R-Nh
Oklahoma City
Amer
Icans
Hamilton
John Hamilton
People of America
Roosevelt
White House
Buchanan
Cape Alava Washingtons westernmost point in U S
Cape Alava in Washington state is identified as the most westerly point in the United States. The note highlights its geographic extreme and its location on the Olympic Peninsula near the Pacific coast.
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Cape Alava
Wash
United States
Thieves Break Into Harold's Lunch and Rifle Pin Table
Police investigate a break in at Harold's Lunch at the corner of Willowbrook and Commerce Streets. Entry was gained by smashing a front door glass. A pin table was rifled of nickels totaling between 14 and 16 dollars.
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Harold
Harold Long
Willowbrook
Commerce Streets
Chicago Produce Prices and Cuban Price Controls
Chicago reports mixed produce prices with butter and eggs showing weakness and varying scores. Centralized carrot figures and local egg firsts are noted, while Cuba bans the raising of food prices.
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Chicago
Cuba
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Alix
Werather
Carolina
South Carolina
Hook
Harlotte
Ther Bureau
Ingham Reston
Nurito
SOL
Young People's Department
South Main Methodist Church
Henry Stroud
Lena Davis
Viola Brigman
Doris Loflin
First Methodist Circle
Circle No. 4
Gorrell Payne
Worth Ivey
Myrtigs Davis
A. J. Koonce
By Robt. Ripley
Newfane, Vermont
Charles Dana Knight
Conard Pyle CO
William Penn
Seattle
Geo. W.stock
West Grove Penna
Icincinnati Magicians Club
Tiler
Washington
Council
1St Methodist Church
Luden’s, Inc
Ann Miller
George White
Chesterfield
Licceri & Myzas Iosacco Co
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