Bride Blanche K. Weds W. Shillinglaw Jr in Thomasville
Miss Blanche K. becomes bride of W. Shillinglaw Jr at the First Germanan Manse in Thomasville with Dr J Harry Whit officiating. The gown features a white linen lace front bodice and V neck. The bride wears a white hat with veil and a cameo necklace.
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Blanche K
W. Shillinglaw, Jr
Thomas
J. Harry Whit
Ms. Shillinglaw
Jesse R. Tucker
Gaither Reddeck
Blair
James W. Shillinglaw, Jr
Thomasville
Blanche K. Reddeck
Last Straw for Hoover as G Man’s Identity Questioned
Sgt. Edgar Hoover, a B-24 radio operator from LaGuardia, New York, contemplates his public image amid constant name inquiries. He reflects on joining the army and recalls a recent encounter with an enser asking how he nabbed a suspect, while awaiting redistribution at RAF No. 1.
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Plantic City
N. J
INS
Edgar Hoover
la- N. Y
Jones
Army
RAF
Rationing of Meat in Canada Seen Near
Ottawa reports the Canadian cabinet studying meat supplies amid a world food crisis and likely to order civilian rationing soon. Production has kept Canada as a major supplier to Allied armies and the United Nations, but is tightening. Rationing would aim to distribute civilian supplies more equitably and free more for export to a famine threatened world.
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Ottawa
Dominion
United Nations
Women’s Groups Entertained At Thomasville Club
In Thomasville on June 21 a rain and dinner meeting of the Thomasville Business and Sessional Club featured a Dumbarton Oaks proposal discussion led by Mrs. Crowell, Mrs. Matthews, and Miss McLeod. New member H. C. Hilton was welcomed. The Little Gardens club held a flower show judged by Mrs. Crews and Mrs. Loftin, with top honors to Mrs. Rudy Womack. Other groups attended include the Woman’s Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church and the United Daughters of the Confederacy, plus a Spinsters outing at Wheatmore and a bridge visit to Miss Elizabeth Darr’s home.
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Thomasville
Dumbarton Oaks
Woman’s Club
Elliott Drive
Millie Crowell
Ma Matthews
Jewellin
Margaret McLeod
Clara Harrison
Ts. H. C. Hilton
Little Gardens Club
John Crowell
Randolph Road
Claiborne Pennington
R. W. Crews
John Loftin
Rudy Womack
Woman's Auxiliary
First Presbyterian Church
J. H. Whitmore
W. C. Smith
C. R. Reid
Spinsters’ Club
Wheatmore
Alice Cox
Roup
Misslizabeth Darr
Lexington Highway
Lucille
Blanch Myers
Gilbert Primm
Elizabeth Darr
Mesdames Alice Cox
Shirley Tysinger
Marion Stillwell
Webb Clina
Social Notes from Fort Lauderdale and Local Visitors
About People: Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Flyum and son Kenneth of Fort Lauderdale arrive to spend about ten days with Mrs. Flyum's mother Mrs. Mary Hogan and sister Mrs. Kent Nance on North Hamilton street. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Cook of Winston-Salem visit here, aiding at the Dodamead open house for Lt. and Mrs. Thomas Dodamead Jr. Mrs. Mabel Burnett moves to Ecker apartments with Amelia Hough. Gunner's mate third class William Coy Anthony returns from overseas for a thirty day furlough with his parents on Burton street and will visit Wilmington with family. Mrs. Helen Dunkelberger recovers at home after an operation at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit.
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C. M. Flyum
Kenneth
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Flyum
Mary Hogan
Kent Nance
North Hamilton Street
Aaron Cook
Winston-Salem
Thomas Ead
Dodamead
Thomas Dodamead, Jr
Mabel Burnett
Ecker
North Main Street
J. E. Kirkman
Washington Street
Burnett
Amelia Hough
Robert Gladstone
William Coy Anthony
Navy
S. P. Anthony
Burton Street
Anthony
Wilmington
Mararet
Anthony Carter
Helen Dunkelberger
Colonial Drive
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Change In Design Blamed For High Prices Of Women's Cotton Dresses
The article argues price increases on cotton dresses stem from design changes and store pricing, not cotton costs. It cites OPA controls keeping fabric prices down while finished dresses rise, and notes typical store prices for seersucker and chambray, urging shoppers to compare material costs and finished garments.
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Mary Latham
OPA
Pattern Wrap Yourself In Flattery And Dress Styles
Pattern 4773 features an io side seam blouse with wrap and tie, cuffs, revers. Separate skirt. Pattern 3773 offers sizes 12 to 20, size 16 two piece dress uses 2 1/2 yards of 89 inch material. Send 15 cents to The Enterprise Pattern Dept New York. Include size style number name address zone. Now ready Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book. Free patterns for hat bag gloves in the book. Fifteen cents more for the colorful edition.
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Enterprise
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
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N. A. McDonald
Beth McDonald
Timberland
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Moore Street
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. E. Watkins
West Guilford Street
R. L. Jones
F. E. Sigman
John R. Myers
Sallie McCracken
UDC
W. G. Smith
Jefferson
Watkins
Vann Stringfield
Henry Holton
USA
Revament Coton Manufacturers Association
Charlotte 2
Phelps
Ernst Pe AL Byeach
Chernsea! Co
Ioda
Tolboyy
Meredith
Willa Grey Lewis
High Point
Glee Club
Lewis
Frank Lewis
Gatewood Avenue
Clwneve
Nthia
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