Edge of Darkness Revolt Plan Unfolds in Trollness
Sverre Hammer narrates a revolt in Stoke where patriots plan to resist occupation. Gunnar outlines a bold strategy to disrupt German command by disabling wires and the bridge, hiding motors and gasoline, and guarding routes to prevent enemy movement. The group weighs risk, unity, and the necessity of action as they prepare for possible combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sverre Hammer
Stoke
Inesa
Pastor Aalsen
Solveig
Hammer
Gunnar
Lars Malken
Dr. Stensgard
Lars
Malken
Stoksund
Namsos
Social pages honor Mrs Clyde Dubose in Thomasville
Mrs Clyde Dubose formerly Ellen Mae Pegg was honored at a West Main Street dinner hosted by Mrs T J Covington. The event featured a crystal ship place marker and a silver bud vase along with narcissi and iris centerpieces. A January Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting followed with talks on propaganda and postwar plans. The Garden Club planned scrapbook work for shutins and next month’s Red Cross project. The First Baptist Ladies Aid met with a program on Italy and postwar trends ending with a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clyde DuBose
Ellen Mae Pegg
T. J. Covington
West Main Street
U. S. Naval Reserve
DuBose
Covington
Narcissi
Iris
Mrs. DuBose
Mesdames
W. E. Tomlinson
Claiborne Pennington
W. K. McGee
M. T. Lambeth
Spencer Carleton
Gardner, Mass
Walter Newby
J. E. Hobgood
E. F. Pepper
Carr Shealy
Kate Norent
Miss Beulah Norment
Jewel Sink
Nell Boles
Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club
Zollie Boles
Margaret McLeod
Maye Livengood
Livengood
Miss Sink
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
K. G. Greer
Sallie Mc‘Cracken
Paul Craven
Charles F. Lambeth
Winfield Blackwell
F. A. Maier
Italy
Pioneer Women Honor Miss Sallie McCracken Birthday
The Colonial Drive School Parent-Teacher Association held its January meeting with Mrs. Homer Beck presiding. The glee club opened the program and Rev. W. K. McGee spoke on Interpreting Life. Miss Lucille Kirkpatrick participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Colonial Drive School
Homer Beck
Glee Club
W. K. McGee
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Women in Industry May Reach 6 Million in 1943
NEA Service reports 6,000,000 women could be employed in war industries by year’s end, about 30 percent of all industrial workers. Projections show women may outnumber men in aircraft production. figures by sector include 36 percent in electrical machinery and 48 percent in communications equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Prance Wilson
NEA
Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Civil Service Commission
State Colleges Seek Larger Appropriations For 2-Year Budget
Raleigh January 21 The joint appropriations committee heard requests for an extra 201 850 yearly for higher education to cover salary raises and other costs. The Greater University units seek most of the funds with Chapel Hill Raleigh and Greensboro allocations listed. East Carolina Teachers' College and A T Negro College also request increases. Members showed interest and predictions of partial grants amid an educational legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Joint
joint_appropriations committee
Greater University
Chapel Hill
Greensboro
East Carolina Teachers’ College T
Greenville
A. & T. Negro College At
School banners awarded to Grimes and Lawrence rooms
The principal spoke briefly on school activities before attendance banners were awarded to Mrs Grimes the room and to Miss Lawrence. Lt Robert L McDonald of Langley Field Va visits Kinneywood with his family this week. Miss Jerry Neal Jester left Wednesday for Winston Salem to enter Baptist Hospital for treatment. Mrs C R Reid and Mrs O R Hodgin led the Foreign Missions program at the First Presbyterian Auxiliary meeting Monday at the church with Mrs F L Dewitt leading the devotion. A collection for foreign missions was taken and the meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Lawrence
Robert L. McDonald
Langley Field
Kinneywood
Jerry Neal Jester
Winston - Salem
Baptist Hospital
C. R. Reid
O. R. Hodgin
First Presbyterian Auxiliary
F. L. Dewitt
Three Days Cough Warns of Danger to Health
An advertisement urges treatment of a persistent cough to prevent chronic bronchitis. It promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy blending beechwood creosote with trusted cough medicines, claiming swift relief and better sleep, with a money back promise.
Safe Bidding Wins National Amateur Pair Championship
Kenneth Cadwallader and Arthur Waterbury of Syracuse won the national amateur pair championship as Waterbury headed to the Army next morning. The pair favored a safe six hearts over six no trump and shared the top score with two other pairs, illustrating prudent match-point strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Cadwallader
Arthur Waterbury
Syracuse
N. Y
Waterbury
Cadwallader
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edge OF
NEA Service, Inc
Chapter
Knut Osterholm
Aaleson
Kjerlof
Norway
Stensgard
Ner
Civil Service Board
North Carolina
McKenney
Efird
South
Discomi
Efird’s
Lee
Efird’s Department Store
Seria
Gu Eary
Efird's Department Store
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