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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1943

Page

7

Lingerie Trends Shift With Wartime Practicality in 1943

Lingerie fashion in spring 1943 emphasizes practicality and quality. Designers balance pure silk heritage with rayon crepe, cotton, and new satin rayons, offering modest sets and tailored pieces in white, tea rose, maize, and blue. Knitted slips and cottons slim down, while decorative handwork and lace accents remain on select gowns and slips.

York Puerto Rico Mastrousseau

Preaching Service At Lineberry Church Draws Crowd

A large crowd attended the morning service led by Rev. Joel Lineberry at Lineberry Church in Enton. A brief funeral service followed for infant Danny Titue, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Skeen of Burlington, conducted by Rev. Nesbay of Denton.

Enton Joel Mat Lineberry Lineberry Church Danny Titue Fred Skeen Burlington Nesbay Denton Wiley Russell Catrina Remonia Sheen James D. Elliott Trinity Route No. 2 James P. Elliott Elvira Skeen Marshall Skeen Burlington Hospital Tom Hill Ashebore

Home Front Rationing Book For Fats Oils Soon

War Ration Book No 3 is expected to reach households shortly after Book 2. It will likely govern equal distribution of fats oils and dairy products with possible inclusion of other foods. Officials acknowledge the new book will continue the porn system of rationing.

Ann France Wilson NEA Service Washington OPA New York

Can Rubber Stocking Plans And Local Notes

The editors discuss a normal canning stock in rationed times including jar rubbers and guidance on storage. The piece mentions reclaimed rubber to manufacturers and a 30 000 000 gross target. It also lists miscellaneous local names and visits, plus a few civic notes about households in Trinity Route No 2 and nearby.

OPA Department of Agriculture

Meat Ration Guidance From Wartime Campaign

Public instructions encourage voluntary meat rationing and share-the-meat habits. Readers learn to choose unrestricted cuts, manage bones for stock, and plan boosts like roast beef and tongue dishes. Recipes include COSMOPOLITAN RING and VICTORY LOAF to stretch portions for families.

Funds Sought to Outfit 144 Overseas Kit Bags

Mrs Robert C. Rapp leads a local Red Cross effort in Thomasville to fund 144 overseas kit bags. Each bag needs one dollar for proper equipment, with donations accepted in honor of service members. A recent church donation boosted the fund.

Thomasville Robert C. Rapp Red Cross Church Street Colored School

Local News Highlights From High Point and Nearby

High Point teachers donate part of salaries for city relief. Summer furniture exposition set for July 24 to August 5. L. H. Craig named president of the Southern Market Association. New decorative mirror process from Logan Porter Mirror plant marketed by Decorative Mirror Supply. Reverend Robert W. Jones discusses salvation as restoration to health. Mrs. R. J. Sechrest hosts Tea and Topics Club. Amos Clarkson birth announced in Guilford Hospital. Changes in North Carolina government favored by the General Assembly. U.S. to discuss war debts with Britain in March. Japan to boost manpower in Manchuria. Mrs. Mabel Howlett seeks alimony by weight in divorce case. Welch Furniture Company sold to John Pickett and R. H. Shaw. Locals push to preserve Carolina & Yadkin Railroad assets. First week of furniture show deemed a success. Betty Cooper and Lucille Pickens among travelers to Raleigh. Germans in Ruhr valley resist occupation. Rev. Percy Stickney Grant urged to repudiate statements or resign. U.S. stores total 1,770,000. Britain coal pits about 2,000 producing 230 million tons. White whiskered colobus of Africa noted to wear a natural collar.

High Point L. H. Craig Southern Market Association Logan Porter Mirror Decorative Mirror Supply Company North Carolina General Assembly United States Japan Manchuria Mabel Howlett Chicago Welch Furniture Company John Pickett R. H. Shaw J. W. Harriss J. J. Welen Julius W. Harriss Fred N. Tate Fred Peacock A. M. Stack Greensboro Carolina & Yadkir Ailroad Interstate Commerce Commission

Crown Princess Juliana Announces Birth of Third Daughter

Ottawa reports Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherlands has given birth to a seven pound twelve ounce daughter. Officials say the newborn will be a blend of Canadian and Dutch roots, avoiding birth on foreign soil.

Ottawa Juliana of the Netherlands Canada Holland Ottaws Cas Princess Juliana Princess Irene Princess Beseux Prince Bernhard

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