War Bonds Message Urges Ten Percent Payroll Pact
A wartime urging explains barbed wire camps and Jap threats to prompt Americans to invest ten percent of each paycheck in war bonds. It promises growth to 25 dollars per 18.75 invested over ten years, ties personal sacrifice to national victory, and calls for company help in saving and buying bonds. The tone stresses unity and morale for troops overseas.
All-Out War Bond Drive at Local Stores
A promotional listing shows many High Point businesses urging 10 percent payroll contributions to war bonds. The ad features F T Austin & Son Furniture, Belk Stevens, Edirfs, J C Penney, and numerous shops, with addresses and phone numbers for consumer awareness amid the wartime drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
T. F. Austin & Son Furniture
Washington St
Bargain Furniture CO
English Street
Belk-Stevens Company
North Main Street
Betty Lou
South Main
Bloom Furniture CO
N. Main St
Cecil’s Cut Rate Drug Store
North Main St
Central Ice Delivery CO
West Broad St
Charles Department Store
South Main St
Clover Brand Dairies, Inc
Duke Power Company
Eckerd’s Drug Company
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Ae Hy
Uncle Sam
Efird’s Department Store
Main St
Firestone Stores
N. Main
Guilford Cleaners
English St
B. F. Hendrix
Furniture
High Point
High Point Steam Laundry
North Wrenn St
Home Service Stores
Samuel Hyman
S. Main St
Ingram Furniture CO
Kaste Insurance & Realty CO. Inc
E. Washington St
Lindale Dairy Corp
West Lexington
Moffitt Home Furniture CO
East Commerce St
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
Paramount Furniture CO
East Washington St
J. C. Penney Company
South Main Street
Quality Shoe Store, Inc
Redwine Hardware Company
North Main
Richardson’s Department Store
Ring-Harris Pharmacy
Wachovia Bank
Rose Furniture CO
Ruby, Inc., Jewelers
South Main Stt
Sears, Roebuck CO
N. H. Silver CO
Sunshine Laundry Manite
Wagger Jewelry CO
Elwood
Allen B. Welborn