Pattern 4047 Anne Adams Sun Baby Wardrobe
Anne Adams Pattern 4047 offers sun-baby wardrobe items including overalls a sunshade a playsuit and a bolero in children's sizes 2 4 and 6. Instructions list fabric yardage for size 6 overalls and hat playsuit hat and bolero and ruffles with contrast. Send fifteen cents plus one cent for mailing to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department for the Summer Pattern Book.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise, Pattern Department
West With
New York
N.Y
Murder in the Newfoundland jail hints at a hockey baseball past
In a Newfoundland inquest a Canadian Intelligence officer probes the victim Lemoy Statler's past. An undertaker finds a raw steak in the dead man’s heel, a clue leading to a former university athlete. Sergeant Rose identifies Statler’s likely hockey and baseball career, suggesting Ottawa share and university ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dawson
Canadian Intelligence Department
Lemoy Statler
Hedy Lamarr
Statler
Newfoundand
Dawson
Fome University
Canada
Ottawa
Lemoy
Altrusa Club Names New Slate At Tea Hosted By Mrs Rothrock
Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock hosted a tea at 208 Woorrow Avenue to honor Altrusa Club’s retiring president and introduce the new officers headed by Mrs. Mabel Burnett. The slate includes Mrs. Burnett president, Mrs. Mabel Hargett vice president, Mrs. Marie Fandlen secretary, Miss Anne Gibson treasurer, Miss Ednar Blake board member, with Miss Lillian Massey as the second board member absent. The event featured pink floral decorations, congealed salad, decorative sandwiches, cakes, iced tea, and nuts. The new officers begin in July with the first meeting July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusi Club
Mary Lou Rothrock
Woorrow Avenue
Mabel Burnett
Rothrock
Burnett
Mabel Hargett
Marie . Fandlen
Anne Gibson
Ednar Blake
Lillian Massey
Altrusa Club
June Brides To Have No Electric Stoves Says OPA
June brides will be furnishing modern kitchens without electric ranges this year as the OPA Consumer Division limits electric ranges to meet wartime needs. WPB froze ranges in dealers and allocated stock for new housing and military orders, with replacement parts still available. Homeowners are advised to follow careful cleaning routines to extend range life and prevent enamel damage.
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OPA
WPB
Army
Navy
Family Reunion At Mrs Jones Home With Grateful Gathering
Mrs W C Jones of 108 West Farris Avenue anticipates a family reunion this week as children arrive from Greenville and Charlotte. Lieutenant W C Jones Jr and wife expected from Waco after his Conway Arkansas wedding. Also announced are births: Ronda Lee Mills June 28 and Linda Faye Phillips June 24 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. brides Miss Marian Byrd of Conway and Miss Susie Robertson of this city.
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W. C. Jones
West Farris Avenue
Bruce McPherson
Bruce, Jr
William Harrison
Greenville
Thomas Jones
Jones
Charlotte
W. C Jones, Jr
Waco
Texas
Lieutenant Jones
Conway
Arkansas
Marian Byrd
Stanley Mills
Laurel, Md
Ronda Lee
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Paul T. Phillips
High Point
Route 2
Linda Fave
Phillips
Susie Robertson
Caring for an Electric Range in Daily Use
Cleaning racks with fine steel wool is advised. Wipe deep-well coker lining with a damp cloth then dry. Do not immerse insulated lid in water. Allow the deep-well to cool before re placing the kettle. Avoid storing food in the oven and ensure the range rests evenly. Keep the vent clean and wiring in good shape. If units misbehave, call a repair man promptly. Maintain A-t condition daily.
Lexington Party Fetes Visitor and Bridge Club Meets
In Lexington on June 29 Mrs. John A. McCrary hosted a farewell luncheon for Mrs. Mack Stamps who is moving to Durham and for Mrs. Whitt Brown of Wilmington. Guests included Mrs. Stamps, Mrs. Brown, and several others. bridge followed lunch. The Double Deck Bridge Club met at West Thirdt Avenue with high scores awarded and ice cream served. a Park View gathering for Mrs. Stamps featured a vase prize and a red white and blue gift tray.
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Lexington
John A. McCrary
Mack Stamps
Durham
Whitt Brown
Wilmington
Masdames Stamps
Brown
Cecil Hayes
Richard Phillips
Joe Mann
W. B.rant
Stokes Adderton
J. E. Hull
Double Deck Bridge Club
West Thirdt Avenue
Fred C. Michael
Hall Pugh Beck
Ed Beck
W. T. Norman
Myrtle Strelitz
Norman
Parkview
Bridge
Stamps
Mary Link
2. S. Hutchins
Basil Melton
Frank Smith
Joe Mann, Jr
Milton Block
Charles Hoover
Kernersville Visitor Honored At Tea Sunday
Miss Gladys Cain of Kernersville was feted at an informal tea Sunday afternoon hosted by Miss Judy Primm. Guests, including Peggy Atkins Dot Allman Katharine Crawford Isis Moffitt Virginia Snider Edith Greene and others, were presented to the honoree as tea and delicacies were served. Mrs Atkins presided over the tea table.
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Gladys Cain
Kernersville
Judy Primm
J. #. Atkins
Peggy Atkins
Dot Allman
Katherine Jowers
Isis Moffitt
Kathevine Crawford
Almina Stroud
Virginia Snider
Edith Greene
Mary Simmons
Blanche White
Wesley Memorial Methodist Picnic Planned at City Lake Park
The Woman's Wesley Bible class schedules their annual picnic for Tuesday afternoon at City Lake park with bus transport from the church. Rain plan has the event moved to the church basement and attendees asked to bring husbands or guests.
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Wesley
City Lake
Woman's Wesley Bible
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
City Lake Park
Local residents make visits and travels this weekend
E L Bailey and daughter Rebecca Anne left for Newport Rhode Island to visit Bailey at the Naval Training Station for two weeks. Doris Robbins, nurse at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte, arrives for a two week visit with her parents in High Point. Mrs Paul Greenway returns home from Winston-Salem Baptist Hospital improved. E J Logan of Skagway Alaska and wife Gladys Wade Logan visit High Point relatives. Girls from High Point depart for Camp Yonahlessee Blowing Rock with several planning to stay two months. Millicent Young and Mary Frances Webster of Sedgfield visit Newport News Virginia Beach this week.
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Ates. E. L
Bill) Bailey
Rebecca Anne
Newport
Rhode Island
Mx Bailey
United States Naval Training Station
Doris Robbins
Presbyterian Hospital
Charlotte
Mrs. T. C. Robbins
Low Avenue
Paul Greenway
High Pow
Route 2
Baptist
E. J. Logan
Skagway
Alaska
High Point
Logan
Gladys Wade
Millicent Young
Mary Frances Webster
Sedgefield
Newport News
Virginia Beach
Miss Tull Leaves for Duke Hospital Duties
Miss Margaret Tull, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F L Tull, will depart tomorrow from Detroit to Durham to begin a position at Duke Hospital. She has spent the past month with her parents at 305 Thurston Street and previously worked for St Joseph's Mercy Hospital as a dietitian.
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Margaret Tull
W. FL Tull
Thurston St
Durham
Duke Hospital
Miss Tull
St Joseph's Mercy Hospital
Detroit
Mich
Auto Dealers Study Effects On Industry
Wrightsville Beach, June 29. The North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association, in its eighth annual convention, studied the impact of national legislation and wartime conditions on the industry. Ray Chamberlain discussed national legislation while Marty Sommers spoke on the present and future of the industry. Rep. J Bayard Clark was to speak, and Governor Wm. Broughton would be the principal speaker at tonight’s banquet. Officers to be elected tomorrow.
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Wrightsville Beach
North Carolina Automabilite Dealers’ Association
Ray Chamberlain
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Marty Sommers
National
Office of Price Administration
Atlanta
J. Bayard Clark
Gas Cards Good Through July 21 War ration seals explained
The Office of Price Administration outlined that repro duction of a war bond seal on A and B gasoline rationing cards can be used to buy gasoline between July 15 and July 22. The seal values vary by card type, with A three to B-3 six gallons for cars and smaller amounts for motorcycles. Unused units remain valid until July 2 and July 22 changes apply to new local cards.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Services At The Churches But Also A Night In Queens
A New York report describes Christian Science service readings led by a magistrate in Queens where 30 Black men and a woman faced disorderly conduct charges from noisy dances. The defendant joked invitees were not all invited, prompting the judge to suspend sentence.
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Plain Truth
New York
John Mason
Queens Dance Halls
Carr
Death of Hoyt C Cranford in San Diego Navy Hospital
Hoyt C Cranford, 46, World War veteran and 22 year Navy sailor, died Saturday in the U S Naval Hospital at San Diego. He was a native of Montgomery County and son of Rudolph Cranford and Sallie Loflin Cranford of Thomasville. Surviving are his mother, three brothers Cc G Cranford C W Cranford of Thomasville and Join Crawford of Eldorado, two sisters Mrs J A Johnson and Mrs N B Tucker of Thomasville and Miss Irene Crawford of Eldorado. The body will be sent to Thomasville for funeral services likely at Macedonia Methodist Church in Montgomery County. arrangements incomplete.
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Hoyyt C. Cranford
Enterprise
Thomasville
Hoyt C. Cranford
Sallie Loflin Cranford
Naval Hospital
San Diego
California
Cranford
Navy
Montgomery County
Rudolph Cranford
Cc. G. Cranford
C. W. Cranford
Crawford
Eldorado
Shter
J. A. Johnson
N. B. Tucker
Irene Crawford
Fldorado
Macedonia Methodist Church
Interment to Follow in Church Cemetery
Interment will follow in the church cemetery as part of services noted in the notice. The brief item lists funeral arrangements and burial details for a local observance. No additional context or names are provided in the readable fragment.
Funeral Rites for Mrs Mary Jane Ball in Thomasville
Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Jane Ball a prominent Thomasville route one resident died Saturday afternoon was held at Bethany Reformed Church Sunday at four PM Rev W T Albright led the service. Motsingers and Henry McGhee joined in songs Abide With Me In the Sweet Bye and Bye and Sane Time Tomorrow Pallbearers included Irvin Beck Francis Beck Arthur Ball Ernest Ball Raymond Ball and Fred Ball Interment followed in the church cemetery.
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Mary Jane. Ball
Thomasville
Mary Jane Ball
Bethany Reformed Church
W. T. Albright
Henry McGhee
Rohe Motsinger
Hollis Motsinger
Mr. Motsinger
Irvin Beck
Francis Beck
Arthur Ball
Ernest Ball
Raymond Ball
Fred Ball
Mrs Mattie Overcash Dies After Illness in Thomasville
Mrs Mattie Overcash 33 wife of Lee Overcash dies at home after long illness. Native of Randolph County daughter of Alfred and Mrs Moffitt. Survived by six sons Willie James Edward Hubert Avery Clifford all of Thomasville one daughter Mrs Vernon Hunt one brother Charlie Moffitt Lexington one sister Mrs Charles Myers Winston-Salem. Member of Unity Chapel Methodist Church funeral Tuesday at four in the church.
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Thomasville
Mattie Overcash
Unity Street
Lee Overcash
Randolph County
Alfred Moffitt
Willie Overcash
James Overcash
Edward Overcash
Hubert Overcash
Avery Overcash
Clifford Overcash
Vernon Hunt
Charlie Moffitt
Lexington
Charles Myers
Winston-Satem
Unity Chapel Methodist Church
Freddie Gene Hicks Funeral Service Held in Thomasville
The funeral for 20 month old Freddie Gene Hicks of Thomasville took place at Hughes Grove Baptist Church. Rev S G Sayer led the service with singers Tha Mae Bean and others. Pallbearers included J R Ticks James Lovelace and others. Interment followed in the church cemetery. A second note mentions rising turkey production in the United States, doubling over 19 years.
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Thomasville
Freddie Gene Hicks
Coy Hicks
Virginia Avenue
Hughes Grove Baptist Church
S. G. Sayer
L. B. Rule
J. C. Roberts
John Creed
Tha Mae Bean
Rugged
J. R. Ticks
James Lovelace
Robert Lovelace
Dalton Gailey
Thomasville Amateur Horse Show Planned for Sunday
Thomasville hosts an Amateur Horse Show at Brookdale Riding Stables on Sunday afternoon. Proceeds go to the local Junior Chamber of Commerce for a sign board listing service men. Admission is free except for a voluntary contribution. Only amateur events will be held including ponies and gaited saddle horses.
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Thomasville
Brookdale
Lewis [Hall
Thomasville Horse Show Association
Walnut Cove Man’s Death Termed Suicide
James William Bullin, 45, was found dead near his father in law’s home three miles west of Walnut Cove. He had been shot through the heart with a rifle found beside him. Sheriff John J. Taylor investigated and termed the death a suicide.
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Walnut Cove
James William Bullin
Here
John J. Taylor
Visiting in reverse Philadelphia tale unfolds
A man Lovell At king from Belgrade Florida visited his wife in Philadelphia with his five and two year old children. On arrival they learned Mrs Atkins had just left for Belgrade to see them. Atkins is starting back again.
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Philadelphia
Lovell Atking
Belgrade
Fla
Atkins
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Clarence L. Jones
Guilford Avenue
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Ferry Command
A. W. O'Brien
Lewey Statler
Awson
U. S. Army
Sergi del
Rose
Ilinois
Newfoundland
Shane
Ad ‘Nan
Ess
Iea
Mrs. Jones
Ronda Lee Mills
Mrs. Phillips
York, S.C
Monroe Kennedy, Jr
York, S. C
Martha Madeline Leonard
D. G. Leonard
Bridge Club
Ickery Methodist
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Vickery Methodist Church
Hermen Yokeley
Aliss Kimily Kirkman
Flora Mac Hohn
Lois Tiohn
Emily
Carolyn Wickman
High Point City Lake
Blowing Rock
Betty Jo Snider
Pat Groome
Betty Ann Rankin
Patricia Cook
Mary Jo Ryan
Mary Jo Spencer
Franklin Allen Perry
A. F. Perry
Long Street
Smith
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Mrs. Mattie Overcash
The
United States
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