The Ideal Watchmaker Wives Report From Watch Factories
A top watch executive says the perfect wife may be found among factory workers. About 1,400 women in Simon’s suburban New York branch are pre screened and trained for up to two years. He notes these skilled workers could be vital to war production, crafting tiny gears and jewel bearings for timing instruments and bombers.
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New York
Simon's Company
Uncle Sam
Simon
Rolla
N.D
Mrs Lambert To Talk For Oak View Club
The Oak View Home Demonstration Club will meet at Route 2 on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Mrs Delbert Clodfelter hosts and Mrs Glenn Lambert will be the speaker speaking on Well-Dressed at Low Cost. Dynel fabric details noted. it melts and chars and cannot be ironed without damage.
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Mrs. Lambert
Oak View Club
Oak View Home Demonstration Club
Delbert Clodfelter
Glenn Lambert
Newcomers to High Point enter life at 902 Ferndale Dr
Norman Calhoun Anderson an insurance executive and his wife Sue Ellen Smith Anderson plus their son have moved to High Point living in a duplex at 902 Ferndale Dr since December. Anderson manages Life Insurance of Virginia in Richmond with roots in Detroit and Virginia education. The Andersons, both from insurance families, were married in October 1950 and attend different churches while sharing interests in golf and canasta. Andy is their young son.
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High Point
Norman Calhoun Anderson
Ferndale Dr
The
Life Insurance of Virginia
Raymond E. McCann
Andersons
Richmond
Mr. Anderson
Detroit
Mich
St. Christopher School
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
University of Virginia
Anderson
Sue Ellen Smith
University of South Carolina
S. C
HPC Radio Production Class Plans World Day of Prayer Program
High Point College will broadcast a World Day of Prayer program on WHPE at 9 15 a m with Miss Jane DeSpain Jim Stanley Don Haney and Miss Sarah Hamilton taking part The observance begins at 6 a m with six churches open for prayer and the Green Street Baptist Church hosting an evening service at 7 30 local organizers emphasize unity among Christians and missions offerings
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United Church Women
High Point
High Point College
WHPE
Beth
Jane DeSpain
Jim Stanley
Fairview
Taylor
Green St. Baptist
Paul Ingle
James
Moffitt
United States
Long Hair Blondists and Humidity Bottling Hair
AP News profiles Bendix Aviation Corp and its odd humidity recorder using hair. It buys 500000 blonde hairs yearly, insisting only 14 inch untreated strands work. Women offer hair freely, men cannot meet length, while a small girl and a dog hair tale illustrate offers. About five Americans go blind daily.
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Baltimore
Bendix Aviation Corp
Harry J. Grady
Grady
Department of Statistics
Bendix
Pettecoat Pack A Cone Bag Stores Crinolines In Closet
A new clear plastic cone shaped garment bag with embossed taffeta trim solves overcrowded closet spaces. The petticoat is rolled waistband first into the bag and then hung in the closet for easy storage.
Press Women Institute Heads NC March Meeting
Mrs. Jay Huskins president of the North Carolina Press Women announces the annual Institute for Woman's Page Editors and Writers at the University of North Carolina March 12 13 with headquarters at the Carolina Inn. The Institute will be followed by the annual business meeting for NCPW and officers will be elected.
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PRESS
Jay Huskins
The
North Carolina Press Women
Institute For
University of North Carolina
Carolina Inn
NCPW
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Porothy Roof Women's Editor
Norman Calhoun, Jr
Hillcrest Manor Apts
Rolling Rd
Rockford
Club Dr
SAMUEL _HYMAN’S
Cape Cod
Windsor
Tristan Lariet Carter
Killarney
Lynbrook
Canterbury
Crystalite
Canterbury Band
Wild Rose
Violet Valley
Lilly Puritan
Cherokee Rose
Poinsettia
Ivy Rose
Yukon
Rosalie
Concord Harvester
di Yl
Jet Eweler
Ilvep S Ersmith
S. Main St
HPC
AP News
Plisse
Alexander
Ing
Plaid Ginghams
Quality Bolt Goods
Quality
Ous
Ffird
LINEN
Batiste
Percale
SOX
Japan
Tceland
Price
Koonce Funeral Home
Sewice
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