Styles of 1860s Inspire Paris Fashion Revival
Paris fashion critics note waistlines and hip emphasis return in 1939 styles inspired by the 1860s. Wasp waists reappear with boned corsets, puffed sleeves, and short flared skirts. Molyneux and Bal Maga present empire silhouettes, lively color coats, and evening gowns with satin, taffeta, and embroidered fabrics, reflecting a Parisian couture mood for day and nightwear.
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Paris
Bal
Della Robbia
Molyneux
All Ways
Hopkins Seen as Spokesman for Business on Labor Amendments
Senators discuss Secretary Hopkins presenting the business viewpoint on Wagner Act amendments. Hopkins is said to be studying proposed changes at the labor committee chairmen’s request. No administration stance announced. AFL backs amendments while labor board and department resist major changes.
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Hopkins
Washington
Secetary Hopkins
Senate Labor Comittee
Bar Department
Laborelations Board
Labor Board
AFL
Es Moines
Iowa
Roosevelt
CIO
Perkins
William Green
Aniel T. Tobin
Tobin
Senate Labor Committee
E Afl
National Assofation
Ellender
D-La
Art
Ohio
Labor Committee
Hill
D-Ala
Epper
D-Fla
Kesman
Ely
Deaths and obituaries in Hamlet and Burlington areas
Mary Hunsucker Battley 66 of Richmond County died after two weeks illness and was buried after funeral services in Hamlet. She reported the death of her husband last fall and leaves ten children. J W Patton allies Rainbow Order official for North Carolina dies, funeral planned in Magolia cemetery Whitley auditorium. She left a widower Rev J Patton of Elon College.
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Hamlet
Mary Hunsucker Battley
Gister
Richmondounty
Burlington
J. W. Patton
The
Rainbow Order
Irls
North Carolina
Magolia
Whitley Auditorm
J. Patton
Elon College
Memorial services for Mrs Sallie Freeman held at Red Hill Church
March 2 Thomasville notes funeral plans for Mrs Sallie Freeman who died at ity Memorial hospital. Services at Red Hill church at 3 0 o'clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev J A Cox in charge. Pallbearers named L M Gallimore Carl Gallimore Walter Wolfe E Royals Jim Wellborn Pryde Beck. Interment in Red Hill cemetery.
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Enterprise Bureau
Commerce Street
Thomasville
Sallie Ae Freeman
Theity Memorial Hospital
Red Hill
J. A. Cox
Carolina Avenue
Arl Gallimore
Walter Wolfe
E. Royals
Jim Wellborn
Pryde Beck
Red Hill Vetery
Obituary: Mrs. Sarah D. Smith 87 in Kernersville
Mrs. Sarah Delilia Smith 87 died yesterday at her daughter's home in Colfax after five weeks illness. Survived by four sons J S Smith Kernersville route H P Smith E L Smith Jamestown route 1 and B Smith Winston Salem. four grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 at Shady Grove Wesley Methodist Church with pastors G A Stamper L F Lance and W Jones officiating.
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Kernersville
Sarah Delilia Smith
E. Dodlin
Colfax
J. . Smith
H. P. Smith
E. L. Smith
Jamestown
B. Smith
Winston-Salem
Wenry
Shadgrove Wesley Methodist Church
G. A. Stamper
Iendship Methodist Episcopal Archy
L. F. Lance
Shady Grove Church
W. Jones
High Point
North Carolina Farm Market Report on Fruits and Vegetables
North Carolina shipping points report prices on major markets for potatoes onions strawberries cabbage apples lettuce and other fruits and vegetables. Prices reflect bulk sales and freight costs with regional variations across Maine Florida New York Washington and Maryland Delaware markets.
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North Carolina
U. S
Green Mountains
U.S
F. C
Plant City
Fla
Rochester
New York
Washington
Florida
Pittsburgh
South Carolina
Louisiana
Maryland
Delaware
Jersey
Nancy Halls
Dela
New Jersey
Tennessee
Cleveland
Isle of Pines
Philadelphia
California
OKRA
Cuba
Funeral for Troy Wall postponed by bad weather
Funeral services for Troy Wall fifteen were postponed due to sewer weather. The service rescheduled for Friday at 2 30 PM at Pleasant Grove church with Rev F R Love presiding. Burial in the church cemetery followed the funeral to be held after the accident in which Wall broke his neck Saturday night at the Hasty road intersection near High Point highway east of here.
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Thomasville
Troy Wall
Pleasant Grove
F. R. Love
Wall
Hasty
Hich Point
Here
Wesleyan Church Moves Suspended Consideration Mentioned
Governor's Secretary Bob Thompson notes a possible policy idea to suspend a series of moves and suggests a ruling might be beneficial. The remark appears as part of broader discussions on church actions and oversight.
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Libby
Bob Thompson
Mrs Julia Lambeth Rites Held At Emanuel Reform Church
Mrs Julia Lambeth widow of Jones Lambeth died at her daughter’s home in Thomasville route 2 at 76 after a three month illness. She was born in Davidson county daughter of Cee and Barbara Long Murphy and leaves one daughter two sisters one brother and three grandchildren. Funeral services at Emanuel Reform Church Friday at 2 pm conducted by pastors W C Lyerly and J A Palmer. Interment in church cemetery.
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Thomasville
Julia Lambeth
Jones Lambeth
Harvey Hill
Davidson County
Cee
Barbara Long Murphy
John Sechrest
John Bowers
W. A. Miphy
Emanuel Reform Church
W. C. Lyerly
J. A. Palmer
Ross Bill Would Allow County Dry Law
Raleigh March 2 The finance committee rejected an amendment by Joe Ross to empower county commissioners to make counties bone dry The proposal would have made beer and wine license issuance optional potentially allowing commissioners to deny all applicants The slip of the tongue by Speaker Libby Ward is noted in the report.
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Raleigh
Finance Committee
Joe Ross
Randolph
Repeal Attempt on Richmond County District Elections Fails
Senator Jewell tried to repeal a local act that moved Richmond county to district elections for county commissioners but left no plan to elect successors. Without a mechanism, current officials could remain indefinitely. The legislature faced postponed public hearings as social and official duties conflicted.
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Jewell
Richmond County
Hamlet hearing on railroad bills delayed by dinner conflict
Senator Jewell, chair of the railroad committee, set 7:30 for the hearing as Hamlet delegates gathered. Because several committee members dined with a local politician seeking the Blount Street house, the hearing was moved to 8:30. With long travel, Hamlet attendees waited until nine and adjourned. the hearing will be held later.
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Senator Jewell
Blount Street House
Ward Skips Action at Joint Banking Committee
Libby Ward entered the joint banking committee meeting yesterday and listened briefly before leaving without pushing for any outcome. Observers noted his absence of effort to promote results despite showing up.
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Libby Ward
Ward
Joint Banking Committee
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Marjorie Dunton
Paray-Jenny
Secretary of Commerce
Mary Hunsucker Attley
Sallie Mae Freeman
Mes, Sarah Smith
the Enterprise Bureau
Mrs
Ross
By Henry Averill and
Lynn Nisbet
Sir Walter Hotel
Alamance
Wagger’s
Wagger
ELGIN
D. C
WM. Rogers & Son
International Silver Company
OUEN
Wasser Jewelry Co
Elwood Hotel Corner
By William Ferguson
Dolly VA
Dolly Vardeyn
Charles Dickens
Barmary Budge
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