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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1942

Page

14

WPA Hospital Training Program Aids War Effort

In North Carolina WPA health program trains 217 nurses aides across 13 hospitals aiding Dosher Memorial and Duke Hospital among others. The effort expands to meet wartime needs, integrating with Duke and boosting care for injured workers, veterans, and community clinics while WPA workers receive wages during six month training.

United Nations North Carolina J. Arthur Dosher Hospital WPA J J. Loughlin, Jr Tirety Aft State Board of Health Good Samaritan Hospital Charlotte Dosher Green Ville Tayloe Washington Martin Memorial Mount Airy Grace Banner Elk Chatham Memorial Elkin Red Cross Aide Uncle Sam Army Navy Duke Hospital Duke Vera Thomas

Archdale Church Group Elects New Officers

Archdale Friends Church Christian Endeavor Society unveils a full officer slate led by Miss Wilma Baldwin as president and George Allen Kersey as vice president. New committees include program chair Edith Aldridge and look out lead Ern estine Crouch. Installation planned for Sunday with Miss Evelyn Pearson in charge.

Enterprise Archdale Christian Endeavor Society The Archdale Friends Church Obed Tancock Wilma Baldwin George Allen Kersey Rachel Anne McCampbell Ruby Pearson Maxine Burge Edith Aldridge Jackie Aldridge Ernestine Crouch Helen Meredith Shelley York, Jr Obed Hancock Cornela Anne Hodgin Lula Kersey Albion English Obed Stancock Clifton Pearson Robert Burge State C. E. Union Guilford College Evelyn Pearson

Loomis d Bernier Debnam Claimed by Death in Selma

B Craven Page reports the sudden death of Loomis d Bernier Debnam of Selma at his residence yesterday afternoon. Debnam had been ill in a hospital and recently returned home when he died unexpectedly. Surviving are his widow, two sons and three daughters, plus his Page half-brother, two sisters in Raleigh, and other relatives. Funeral services set for Monday at 11 at Selma Methodist Church, with burial in the family plot.

B. Craven Page Loomis d'Bernier Debnam Selma Debnam Mr. Page Mesdames Earl

Koonce to Speak at First Baptist Bible Class

Arnold J. Koonce, prominent civic and church figure, will address the Far riss Andrews Bible Class of the First Baptist Church at 9 45 oclock this morning. Nevada remains the least populated state with about one person per square mile.

Koonce Arnold J. Koonce Farriss-Andrews First Baptist Church The Union Nevada

WPA on home health work cited with selfish motive

A 1942 report quotes C C McGinnis state WPA administrator claiming the WPA hospital training program is selfishly aimed at mobilizing man and woman power for war. He says the policy also trains workers to move from relief rolls to private industry and the war effort. A stockholders meeting for Hugh Childress Inc. is scheduled for July 16, 1942 in High Point North Carolina.

Buncombe County WPA C. C. McGinnis Hugh Childress, Inc Security National Bank High Point North Carolina Hugh Childress

Caring for summer permanents and frizzy hair

A guidance piece for women on treating dry scalps and care after summer permanents. It covers scalp massage routines, hot air shampoos, brushing, and using brilliantine to tame frizz. Also suggests a lemon rinse with two lemons and triple rinsing for clean scalp and hair.

Waste fats aid war needs in glycerine supply drive

Wartime plea urges kitchen waste fats as glycerine sources for depth charges and gunpowder. Calls Americans to drop grease for victory, highlighting naval and military roles in production and defense.

U. S Uncle Sam Neds

New World War II service poster offered to High Point families

The High Point Enterprise announces a six color six color service poster for families of men serving in World War II. The artwork by Bradshaw Crandell features a soldier sailor and marine beneath the American flag with the words WE SERVE and a blue star signaling war service. Posters measure 61.5 by 11 inches with a gummed border for window mounting and are available free at The High Point Enterprise office.

The Enterprise U. S High Point Bradshaw Crandell Crandell

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