Milady Spring Wardrobe Costs Jump 25 Percent
Milady’s new look for spring pushes costs higher as dresses use more fabric and costly rayon scarce materials drive up prices. Labor and intricate details slow production, boosting prices on rayon dresses from wartime $5.95 to about $14.95, with other items like slips blouses and leather goods also rising. Some firms keep prices steady by boosting volume, while suiting up costs stabilize earlier.
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Father
Mother
Seventh Avenues
New York l
Phil Barron
Fienney On Bridge Fienney On Bridge
A bridge column by Fienney analyzes play on the cards and strategies. The piece discusses technique and decision making for readers interested in contract play.
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Fienney
Music Study Club With Mrs Lindsay
The January meeting of the Fri day Music Study club will be held at Mrs J W Lind say 207 Hillcrest drive Friday morning at 11 o'clock with the program. The annual luncheon will follow at ees Country club afterward TRUTH SEEKERS TO MEET THIS EVENING The Truth- class of the iGreen Street Batist church will have the monthly meeting with Mrs Fred Culler Carter street Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock it was announced late yesterday. The Astherian class of Green Street Baptist church is meeting this evening with Mrs. Herman Malpass at her home 707 Barbee street for the regular meeting. The hour will be 7 30 as usual.
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J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
Ees Country Club
iGreen Street
Batist Church
Fred Culler
Carter Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Herman Malpass
Barbee Street
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Jack Smith
Song
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Harkness
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Mrs. North
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We the People
Gabriel Heatter
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Studio One
Boston Symphony
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Bob Hope
Red Skelton
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Abe-Wem
Radio Time Zone Notes for Network Programs
Network program times follow standard hour adjustments with central subtracting one hour and mountain subtracting two hours. Some local stations modify relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included.
North Carolina Composers Contest Opens and Closes
The North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs announces the annual composers contest closes February 1 1948. Winners announced in March. Cash prizes in professional division total 225 with 100 for orchestral entries and 50 for wind or brass quintets. Amateur classes offer seven categories and a silver cup for top overall amateur work. Mail entries to Austin C Lovelace Greensboro.
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North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs
Austin C. Lovelace
First Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Davidson College Music Department
Brodt Music Company
Charlotte
N. C. Federation
Hymtone
Lovelace
WHPE Radio Schedule Highlights Local News and Music Blocks
WHPE AM and FM programming features morning news summaries and breakfast patrol segments, afternoon regional news, and varied music blocks from 9:30 to 5:30 with shows such as The Variety Show, Afternoon Musicale, and Songs by Bing Crosby. Weekend and weekday lineup includes farm dinnerbell, fashion and sports reads, and a sign-off at 5 30.
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WHPE
WHE
WHPRE
Bing Crosby
Trade Winds Tavern
Huff Cecil Vows Announced Today
Grace Lauretta Cecil and Thomas N Huff of this city were married December 24 at Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church. Rev E M Jones officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Erwin Cecil, wore a green gabardine suit. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs James Huff, operates his own garage. They honeymooned in the southern states and reside with the groom's parents.
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Grace Lauretta Cecil
Thomas N. Huff
Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
E. M. Jones
Erwin Cecil
High Point Route Three
Allen Jay School
Drs. Staley and Wireless
James Huff
High Point Route Four
Allen Jay
U.S. Bituminous Coal Exports Seen Strong to 1950
The United States anticipates an extraordinary export market for bituminous coal through 1950 and likely beyond, with Europe as the primary customer.
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U.S
Europe
Now She Shops Cash and Carry
When kidney function is impaired poisons stay in the blood causing backache energy loss swelling and frequent painful urination. Don’t wait ask your druggist for Doan’s Pills a stimulant diuretic used for over 50 years to help flush waste from the kidneys.
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Dean
Doan
Pentagons Install Officers at First Meeting of New Year
The Pentagon club held its first meeting of the year at 8 pm at Mrs. Gilbert Bernard’s Parkway home. New officers elected in December began duties, with Mrs. Bernard presiding and welcoming former member Mrs. Lee Sherrill back into the group.
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Pentagons
Pentagon Club
Gilbert Bernard
Parkway
Bernard
Lee Sherrill
Tommy Ebbiott
E. Rankin, Jr
Kman Gomo
Jed Gray
James Brandon
Administrator's Notice for Charles P Ellington Estate
J J Ellington administrator announces to creditors to present verified claims against Charles P Ellington deceased of Guilford County North Carolina by December 5 1948 at his High Point office and requests all debtors to settle promptly.
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Charles P. Ellington
Guilford County
North Carolina
High Point
J. J. Ellington
Sunset Drive
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Western Plains
Enterprise
William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
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Banon Chure
Broom
Associated Press News
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STELL
Huff
Cecil
Watts Bakery
Lincoln
Mercury
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